Maintenance Field Service

Thomas Reyes Munguia Jr.

Altman Drive

Arlington, Texas 76011

337-***-**** (Cell)

*************@*****.*** & ******.*******@**.****.*** OBJECTIVE

Honorably discharged and seeking position as an Maintenance Mechanic

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

Possess Government Security Clearance since 29 Nov. 2007

(Current)

Possess a current Passport

Provided security in an hostile environment (military/ overseas)

Over 3 years experience (3 months deployed/ Iraq) with RQ-7B Shadow UAS Maintenance in both 10 and 20 level

Over 4 years experience (12 months deployed/ Afghanistan) with Motor Pool Maintenance in 10, 20, and 30 level

Proven ability to work in hazardous conditions, stressful situations, and meet deadlines

Proficient in ITEMs, ELAS, FEDLOG, Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power Point Programs

Proficient with hand tools, and calibrated hand tools, tests sets, hydraulics for both UAS and Motor Pool required maintenance

Proficient electrical wiring, wiring diagrams/ schematics, and electrical troubleshooting/ diagnostics

Hazardous material, hazardous waste and corrosion control trained

Goal and team oriented; able to make difficult decisions in stressful situations

Will, at all times, stay on task until mission is accomplished effectively and safely

On stand-by and can be called upon 24/7

Effective communication and leadership skills whether verbally and/ or writing, in both English and Spanish

Fast learner and able to adapt to any situation

Emphasize attention to detail

Ability to work 24 hours or more if needed

Ability to lift 150 pounds or more

Traveled overseas twice as a soldier and twice as a civilian contractor

WORK HISTORY

APR. 2013-NOV. 2016: Alturdyne Power Systems/ Field Service Tech, Lancaster, Texas

Traveled to customer sites in company truck

Obtained opening and closing numbers with Post and Environmental

Performed generator maintenance

Removed and replaced oil, coolant, filters (including fuel), hoses, clamps, belts and batteries, block heaters and disposed of properly

Collected fluid samples

Tested unit shutdowns and charging units

On call 24/7

Set temporary generators

Conducted maintenance on company truck as necessary

Maintained mileage and unit run logs

Filled out Inspection sheets and Field Service Reports JUN. 2012-JAN. 2013: CACI Technologies/ Electronics Engineer III, Afghanistan

Traveled outside of base to remote locations (COBs, FOBs and VSPs) and installed, serviced and/ or repaired power generation equipment as needed

Assisted in connecting or disconnecting generators to/ or from transformers

Reconfigured electrical/ systems layouts on bases

Paralleled generators as needed

Provided advice to military personnel on power generation equipment

Worked on whatever the soldiers or base needed; dig ditches, carry bags, sand bags, light-frame construction, unload supplies and worked on vehicles

APRIL 2012-JUNE 2012: AECOM-AC First/ Electronic Equipment Installer Afghanistan

Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on power generation equipment, light sets, air compressors, high pressure washers, etc.

Performed systems check on ground support equipment SEP. 2007 91D (formerly 52D) w/ ASI U2 30 LEVEL POWER GENERATION w/

to ADVANCED SKILL IDENTIFIER UNMANNED AERIAL

VEHICLE-

FEB. 2012 SHORT RANGE REPAIR

U.S. Army; 4/10 Mountain DIV. (Light) HHC & B Co. BSTB; Fort Polk, LA. 71459

FEB 2008-MARCH 2010: UNMANNED AERIAL SYSTEMS

MAINTENANCE (15 E)

Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and servicing (PMCS), 10 and 20 level maintenance on Shadow 200 UAS daily operations

Certified Crew Chief with over 200 launches

Examine shafts and other moving parts for excessive wear of defects

Conduct fuel samples from both the AV, AVT, and/ or MSM

Performed site survey, emplacement and displacement of Shadow equipment/ systems (AV, AVT, MSM, GCS, TQG, 2KW, PGCS, Launcher, and AG)

Updated ELAS thumb drives after maintenance actions, launches, and recoveries

SEP. 2007-FEB. 2012: POWER GENERATION REPAIRER (91D

{formerly 52D})

Performed 10, 20, and 30 level repairs on 2kw, 3kw, 5kw, 10kw, 15kw, 30kw, and 60kw

Conducted scheduled and unscheduled Preventative Maintenance Checks

Knowledge of TMs and ability to interpret schematics

Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain power generation equipment and engines

Adjusted valves, carburetors, ignition points, alternators, regulators, and solenoids

Repair and/ or replace turbo chargers as needed

Remove and replace gaskets including water pump, valve cover, thermostat, etc.

Examine and replace hoses as needed

Performed oil changes, oil filters, radiator flushes, and lubrication

Operated and tested generators with load bank after repairs

Inspected wiring harnesses for corrosion and or deterioration

Repaired and reassembled AC and DC electric motors, generators, and pumps

Removed and disassembled armature, stator or rotor from frame

Proficient with John Deere, FG Wilson, and Caterpillar engines

NCOIC in GSE section of motor pool (Senior Generator Repairer)

Enforced safety standards and proper use of personal protective equipment

As Squad Leader, taught, supervised, encouraged and counseled soldiers

OCT. 2010-OCT. 2011: SECURITY (U.S. Army)

Performed Tower Guard in Afghanistan

Worked at ECP (Entry Control Point)

Conducted searches in vehicles and on locals entering and exiting base

On call 24/7

Communicated with Afghanistan local nationals

Provided security at designated points

Utilized proper tactical gear; IBA (Improved Body Armor), IOTV

(Improved Outer Tactical Vest, knee and elbow pads, and Kevlar helmet

EDUCATION

Enhanced cold weather training at Dugway Proving Grounds, Utah (Feb 2010)

Tutored at Fort Huachuca, Arizona (Aug-Oct 2008)

Granted 26 credit hours from Cochise College (Sierra Vista, Arizona)

Earned 55 credit hours from UMUC (University of Maryland University College)

Tutored at Ordnance Center and school; Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland (Dec-Mar 2007-2008)

Basic training (Infantry) at Fort Knox, Kentucky (Sep-Dec 2007)

Entitled to Full MGIB benefits

Member of U.S. Army Reserves (April 2013 – Current)

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