Matthew Meler

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Carlisle, PA ***15

Mobile: 717-***-****

Email: adchbi@r.postjobfree.com

Availability: March 23, 2020

Desired locations:

Cumberland County, Pennsylvania

Work Experience:

Amazon, Carlisle Warehouse

08/2017 - 03/2020

Hours per week: 40+

Maintenance Tech II

Responsible for maintaining several types of equipment, to include material handling, conveyance, PLC controls, case sealers, pneumatic systems, and automated box machines. Repair or replacement of mechanical components, such as bearings, filters, wiring, valves, motors, gearboxes, rollers, and conveyor belts. Other key duties include electrical troubleshooting and diagnostics, including schematics and wiring diagrams. Strong electrical background, 3 phase power distribution, 480v electrical, qualified in live electrical work and comprehensive knowledge in electrical safety. Qualified in LOTO, live work, and diagnostics with running equipment. Proficient in the use of a multitude of test equipment and calibrated tools. Alternate duties include project management from the maintenance perspective.

BWay Manufacturing, York Warehouse

1/2017 - 08/2017

Hours per week: 48

Hybrid Line Mechanic

Responsible for all aspects of routine and preventative maintenance related to injection molding process. Adjust functional parts and make adjustments to Husky mold machine controls. Repair basic mechanical components and replace items such as bearings, filters, wiring, valves, gauges, motors, gearboxes, and switches. Able to troubleshoot while equipment is in operations, observing and listening to equipment to quickly track down any problems and make adjustments as necessary. Also responsible for maintaining conveyors, leak test equipment, camera controlled quality equipment, sensors, automated palletizers, automated strapping equipment, and paint can seam assembly equipment. Front line controls for quality as injection molded paint cans come down the line for assembly. Check all aspects of quality using scales, micrometers, calipers, and magnetic measuring devices. Required to make adjustments on the fly based on quality findings, adjusting for wall thickness, height of product, shape, texture and visual checks of final assembled product. Lubricate and clean machinery and supporting equipment for preventative maintenance and good housekeeping practices. Conforms to and follow all safety standards, including lock out/tag out, to maintain a safe working environment. Considerable knowledge in hydraulics, pneumatics, electrical and mechanical operations. Able to work complex and difficult problems with or without supervision.

Department of Defense Work Experience

Miesau Germany (Vectrus Inc.)

10/2015 - 10/2016

Hours per week: 40

Air Traffic Systems Maintenance

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Performed the highest level of depot maintenance, accomplishing major equipment overhauls, complete rebuild of parts, assemblies, subassemblies, and end-items pertaining to the FSQ-84 Radar Group and FPN-40 Receiver/Transmitter Group. Researched and identified replacement components and mechanical parts for obsolete equipment no longer supported by the original manufacturer. Performed modifications to equipment, accomplishing extensive disassembly and reassembly according to FAA standards for flight check. Analyzed set-up configurations, malfunctions, and operating characteristics for equipment and systems that no longer have up to date technical documentation or manuals. Utilized test equipment to perform complex technical evaluations and tests to determine proper equipment configurations and optimum operating characteristics. Conducted tests with Air Traffic Control, FAA, and Air Traffic Systems Maintenance on ground-to-air communication equipment to ensure it passed FAA Flight Inspection and Certification tests. Repaired complex circuit boards using Maintenance Test Jigs and hand soldering. Built wiring harnesses for radar test sets and bench testing of parts. Responded to emergency maintenance requests within a two hour call out time and deployed throughout the European Theater in support of US Military missions during exercises and real world contingencies.

Ramstein AB Germany

10/2012 - 07/2014

Hours per week: 50

Maintenance Supervisor/NCOIC Support (E-6)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Directed all aspects of alternate mission equipment inspection, overhaul, and configuration for 14 C-130J aircraft. oversaw 145 equipment account assets, verifying accountability and serviceability of items totaling $210k. Conducted fleet wide audit, inspecting 16k aircraft equipment items validating $8.8 million account. Managed contract for aircraft fire extinguisher inspection/certification, planned appropriate life cycle inspection schedule ensuring 100% capability year round. Responsible for management and supervision of the maintenance of all systems on the C-130J aircraft. Expert knowledge of Flight Controls and Landing gear troubleshooting and repair. Inspection of aircraft components for proper installation and operation. Perform pre-flight, post flight, thru flight, and scheduled inspections. Launch, recover, Tow, Re-fuel, De-fuel aircraft. Advised on problems pertaining to maintaining, servicing, and inspecting aircraft equipment. Interpreted and advised on maintenance procedures and polices to ensure quality and efficient repair of aircraft equipment. Troubleshoot and maintain aircraft structures, systems, and components. Remove and install aircraft equipment and components. Supervised and perform aircraft jacking, and towing operations. Inspect and check components for clearances, tolerances, proper installation, and operation. Reviewed maintenance forms, aircraft records, and automated maintenance data system to ensure complete documentation. Operation of aircraft ground support systems. Instructed apprentice mechanics. Inspected performed maintenance for Quality Assurance.

12/2009 - 10/2012

Hours per week: 40

Environmental Program Manager (E-6)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Served as focal point for hazardous material/hazardous waste (HAZMAT/Waste) and Environmental Management in the Aircraft Maintenance Group, consisting of 2000+ technicians, reduced annual HAZWaste costs by $100k. Oversaw 6 HAZWaste sites in compliance with EPA and Host Nation standards (Final Governing Standards Germany) throughout the Group. Responsible for direct support of 278 personnel thru training, storage, disposal, and proper use of HAZMAT's. Managed material account valued at over $200k. Coordinated work between multiple agencies ensuring proper storage of materials. Research and data collection from multiple companies and suppliers ensuring proper materials were ordered and could be safely disposed of in Germany. Created a shelf life tracking system, cut down man hours and costs due to overstock items expiring. Rectified contracts between on base and off base entities ensuring re inspection of fire extinguishers and aircraft equipment. Conducted environmental inspections thru the Environmental Safety Occupational Health Compliance Assessment Management (ESOCAMP) program, received environmental inspector certification, evaluated 360 underground storage tanks and 35 hazardous waste sites. Identified 200 areas of non compliance and areas of improvement. Performed duties as Maintenance Group Instructor, providing training to 300+ personnel quarterly. Conducted daily operating checklists to include receiving, shipment, storage, use, and disposal of HAZMAT's. Maintained historical records pertaining to HAZMAT, HAZWaste, purchasing, storage, training, program management, and inspections. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Suite, Windows, Word, Excel and Power Point. Proficient on MILPDS and SharePoint. Skilled in written and verbal communications. Ability to type 40 words per min (wpm). Awarded Maintenance Support Professional of the Year, 2011.

Empire Aircraft Services

Ramstein Air Base Germany

10/2010 - 09/2014

Hours per week: 24

Transient Alert Aircraft Servicer

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Operated Follow me vehicles to provide positive control for all aircraft movement on the airfield. Marshal aircraft to parking using standard ICAO marshaling signals. Operate Tow vehicle, towing aircraft. Chalk and safe aircraft after engine shut down. Perform airfield and ramp inspections for foreign objects. Accomplished daily vehicle inspections. Record daily aircraft traffic to compile statistical data provided to company headquarters and to the Air Force on transient aircraft traffic. Receive and record PPR information receive from Base Operations. Liaise with protocol personnel providing quality service handling missions carrying high level Distinguished Visitor's. Ensure safety of operations on the airfield. Maintain and conduct radio communications with Airfield Tower and Maintenance Operations keeping agencies informed of aircraft status. Coordinate aircrew requests for support equipment. and transportation. Provide quality customer service to aircrew to expedite on time arrival and departure of aircraft to meet mission requirements. Knowledge of Federal Business Opportunities contract pre-solicitation, competitive bidding, pre-award and post-award process. Contract compliance.

Kadena AB, Japan

01/2006 - 12/2009

Hours per week: 50+

Aerospace Maintenance Craftsman (E-5)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Responsible for management and supervision of the maintenance of all systems on the KC-135 refuelling aircraft. Expert knowledge of Flight Controls and Landing gear troubleshooting and repair. Inspection of aircraft components for proper installation and operation. Perform pre-flight, post flight, thru flight, and scheduled inspections. Launch, recover, Tow, Re-fuel, De-fuel aircraft. Advised on problems pertaining to maintaining, servicing, and inspecting aircraft equipment. Interpreted and advised on maintenance procedures and polices to ensure quality and efficient repair of aircraft equipment. Troubleshoot and maintain aircraft structures, systems, and components. Remove and install aircraft equipment and components. Supervised and perform aircraft jacking, and towing operations. Assessed condition of aircraft parts, requisitioned and processed items for repair/service thru supply channels. Reviewed maintenance forms, aircraft records, and automated maintenance data system to ensure complete documentation. Operation of aircraft ground support systems. Instructed apprentice mechanics. Inspected performed maintenance for Quality Assurance. Conducted flight duties while TDY off station with autonomy. Selected out of 165 personnel to perform as a Flying Crew Chief, responsible for overall supervision of dispatched maintenance ground crew and condition of assigned aircraft.

Grand Forks AFB, North Dakota

12/2002- 01/2006

Hours per week: 40+

Aerospace Maintenance Apprentice (E-4)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Performed maintenance, training of personnel in aircraft and associated maintenance. Interpreted Technical Orders, block/wiring diagrams, and data flow to diagnose malfunctions. Analysed data received from testing and troubleshooting procedures to determine necessary repair. Inspect aircraft systems to determine operational status. Review maintenance management publication procedures to obtain aircraft system information. Provide task training for skill level advancement. Supervises aircraft and component inspections. Perform staff and supervisory management functions. Review manual and automated maintenance forms, aircraft records and reports to ensure complete documentation. Coordinate maintenance plans to meet operational commitments. Supervise and assist in launching and recovering aircraft. Deployed in support of worldwide tasking.

Additional skills include:

Crane Operator Precision Measurements Forklift operator

Problem solving Maintenance documents Instruct Personnel

Quality Assurance M16 weapon qualified

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

12 years of mishap free maintenance practice

100% mission success rate

Promoted ahead of contemporaries

Managed and conducted training of part time personnel.

Rewarded for performing maintenance that enhanced readiness level

Job Related Training:

Basic Military Training - 2002

Technical School, Aerospace Maintenance Technician - 2002

Management Training - 2006 and 2011

Increment Monitor Training (Hazardous Cargo Declaration) - 2011

Military Drivers License- Passenger van, Sta. wagon, 10K forklift, Aircraft Tow Vehicle MB-2/MB-4

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