WILLIAM A. HAYDEN JR.

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Phenix City, AL 36870

706-***-****)

706-***-****)

acu5dj@r.postjobfree.com

CAREER OBJECTIVE:

To secure a progressive position in a career that offers opportunity to advance while providing a challenge

and personal growth.

QUALIFICATIONS:

I have over 15 years of hands on experience with electronic equipment, wiring,

electronic assembly, and troubleshooting with schematic diagrams. Assist in

complex technical functions such as: set up mission operations, building

maintenance, electronic modifications, circuit testing, calibrating equipment,

troubleshoot electronic or electro-mechanical systems, experimental design

circuitry, diagnosis prototype models or specialized test equipment to support

engineering activities. Perform tests and diagnoses of systems, production

processes, simulation startup test procedures, streamline equipment products or

product performance to validate, investigate and resolve matters of

significance.

TECHNICAL EXPERIENCES:

(CSC)Computer Science Corporation- CCTT/Electronics Maintenance Technician II,

(June 2016 Current)

Duties/Responsibilities: Currently working as an Electronics Maintenance

Technician II at CCTT in Fort Benning, GA. On a daily basis I perform routine

trouble calls and preventive maintenance task to consist of; trouble shooting

electrical faults, graphic processor failures, logic control boards malfunction,

solder trace brakes, communication frequency issues, circuit control cards,

video cards malfunction, cable assembly continuity and a variety of other

electronic issues.

(CSC)Computer Science Corporation- MILES 2000/Senior Associate Electronics

Technician III (May 2014 May 2015)

As the Senior Associate Electronic Technician I was responsible for inspecting

and repairing all Miles 2000 equipment at Camp Buehring, Kuwait. To include

checking equipment and maintenance worksheets daily to determine work

requirements, initiate work request and parts requisitions. Troubleshoot PLCs

to diagnose malfunctions by applying electronic theory and systems analysis

procedures. Identifies the malfunction and determines the category of

maintenance required to ensure a readiness level of 85% of all equipment.

(CSC)Computer Science Corporation- GMDT-HOTTS B /Electronics Technician II

(Nov 2010 May 2014

I performed repairers for the Bradley Fighting Vehicle (HOTS) Trainer and the A3

Desk Top Simulator. The repairs would consist of maintenance and programming. I

would troubleshoot and repair control modulators, circuit control boards, power

supplies, cable assemblies and drive control gears.

Raytheon WFF DMPRC- General Maintenance Worker, (Jun 2010-Nov 2010)

As a general maintenance worker I provided support to the FSR to include;

equipping the M1A1/A2 Abrams Tank and the Bradley M2A3 Fighting Vehicles with

player and crew member tactical equipment units. I assist in building and

repairing targets to include stationary to moving targets. I was responsible for

providing support ensuring the equipment was calibrated and serviced with a

readiness level of 90% or higher at any given time to meet the customers need.

Akzo Nobel/ICI Paints- Manager II, (Apr 1999-Aug 2009)

I was responsible for all phases of the daily operations of the store. To

include Office management skills which include, monitoring and maintaining

routine aspects of the order cycle to ensure that inventory requirements are met

according to budget and customer demands. Contact vendors and facilities

management personnel regarding routine orders to ensure proper

shipping/receiving of supplies according to business needs. Supervise personnel

in processing charge accounts using Duns & Bradstreet system. Make collection

calls, enter information into logistics software application to reconcile

physical inventories with computer accounts.

Gordon Oaks Retirement Center, (July 1998-April 1999)

I was the Maintenance Supervisor for the assisted living facility. I supervised

two other employees on all phases of building repairs and grounds keeping. My

duties included; general HVAC, carpentry repairs, plumbing repairs, pool

maintenance, building and room inspections, minor electrical repairs and floor

detailing.

Best Western Bradbury INN- Maintenance Chief Engineer, (July 1995-June 1998)

As a Maintenance Chief Engineer I supervised 3 technicians in the coordination,

preparation and execution of the daily building maintenance operation,

preventive maintenance task to include; troubleshooting to diagnose malfunctions

by applying maintenance theory and systems analysis procedures. Identifies the

malfunction and determines the category of maintenance required to general HVAC,

plumbing, carpentry, pool maintenance, safety patrolling and monitoring work

areas. Examine tools and equipment in order to detect unsafe conditions or

violations of procedures or safety rules. Counseled personnel about work

related issues and assisted them to correct job-skill deficiencies. I also

provided technical support and training to all hotel personnel when needed. I

was responsible for training the staff on all new electronic equipment when

updates were made.

USA Medical Center- Maintenance Technician II, (Feb 1995-April 1996)

I provided direct technical and logistical support for the hospital building and

maintenance operating system. Perform electrical repairs, trouble shooting and

installations on all building operation equipment. Complete preventive

maintenance on hospital equipment as assigned. Perform equipment inspections to

ensure proper operation and safety. Identify and communicate safety hazards and

quality deficiencies of maintenance preventive programs.

Stone Gate Townhomes-(October 1993-Feb 1995)

I worked at Stone Gate Townhomes from October 1993 - February 1995 starting off

as the maintenance assistant before becoming Maintenance Supervisor. There I

performed carpentry work repairing and remolding town home units to consist of;

woodwork replacement of cabinets, doors, windows, sheetrock, carpet, ceramic

tile, vinyl tile, toilets, picnic benches, shingles, vinyl siding and other

varies of building repairs.

EDUCATION:

Associates Degree, Occupational Studies of Electronics Engineering; Southeast College of Technology

Mobile, Alabama; November 1993.

United States Navy - Graduate of Seamanship Specialist School; September 1991.

George H. Bryant Vocational School, Irvington, Alabama - Certificate of Accomplishment, Electronics II

September 1989-May 1991

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