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Maintenance Training

Location:
El Paso, TX
Salary:
60,000
Posted:
July 22, 2020

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DUANE COBB

Killeen, TX. *****

C: 210-***-****

adesf0@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Military Veteran with a Secret Security Clearance and 20 years of proven experience in the United States Army . Accomplished measurable results while leading teams in dynamic, fast paced environments. Possess a comprehensive background in Management, Maintenance, Logistics Support, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Instructing, and Technical Writing for the Bradley Fighting Vehicle. Diverse experience derived from conducting domestic and global operations in Germany, South Korea, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Kuwait. Managed risk upon multiple lines to protect assets, property, and equipment valued over $185M while meeting the expectations of senior leadership. Possess extensive knowledge in Heavy and Light Diesel and Gas Engines, Hydraulic and Electrical Systems. Recipient of multiple awards for outstanding performance and professionalism. Career supported by a military training and experience and a Career Diploma in Diesel Mechanics and General Motors Automotive Technician Training Certification.

Competencies Include

Diagnostics

Team Leadership

Data Analysis

Personnel Management

Training and Development

Policy Implementation

Organization

Communication

Maintenance Supervision

Troubleshooting

Logistics

Microsoft Office Suit

Digital Circuitry

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: All positions worked were full time w/40-hr per week minimums.

Contract Professional, Inc. (CPI) Fort Hood, TX. 76544 04/2019 - Present

Bradley Fighting Vehicle Maintenance and Operator Instructor (Civilian)

●Served as a Contractor for BAE Systems, to train US Army soldiers on the Bradley Fighting Vehicle at various locations.

●Teach the crew assigned to the vehicle how to operate the BFV.

●Train the crew how the shot all weapon systems on the BFV.

●Teach them how to operate the communication systems on the vehicle.

●They learn how to perform a PMCS on the vehicle.

●Teach them how to use the navigation system to drive from check point to check point.

Ector County Independent School District (Odessa High School) Odessa, TX. 79763

Instructor 09/2016 – 03/2019

●Managed Junior Officer Training Program at local high school; instilled leadership, character, and citizenship skills in youth.

●Provided oversight for the logistics, equipment, physical training program and all team activities.

●Provided comprehensive educational instruction; developed sense of responsibility and accomplishment in students.

●Developed and implemented instructional lesson plans utilizing the program’s four phase lesson plan and curriculum materials provided by the United States Army.

●Implemented instructional strategies that reflected the US Army Cadet Command standards.

United States Army – E FSC 8BEB 2ABCT 1CV Fort Hood, TX. 76544

Senior Mechanic 08/2014 - 12/2016

●Managed maintenance team support of organization’s $185M+ in classified equipment and the safety of 150 members.

●Managed the ordering, stocking and parts on-hand for the LRUs, SRUs, and repair parts to support daily operations and preventative maintenance.

●Planned and supervised the troubleshooting, diagnostics and repairs of Line Replacement Units, wire harnesses, 5kw to 2,000kw generators, and the electronic systems, engines, and transmissions on both heavy wheeled and track vehicles and light wheeled and track vehicles.

●Commended by senior level management for establishing a parts repair program saving the organization $1,680,000.

●Established a rigorous QA/QC process by enforcing maintenance doctrine and encouraging leader involvement; significantly decreased vehicle, generators, and chemical protections systems breakdowns.

●Developed and implemented maintenance training programs which increased department efficiency by 20%.

●Designed and implemented Maintenance Standard Operating Procedures; resulted in a 98% Operational readiness rate.

United States Army – F FSC 1-66AR 1ABCT 4ID Fort Carson, CO. 80913

Vehicle System Supervisor 05/2008 - 06/2014

●Managed and supervised all sustainment functions to include equipment maintenance, supply, and accountability and administrative functions for a 170-person company.

●Replaced, modified and upgraded obsolete parts, including all routine, urgent, and emergency Modification Work Orders (MWOs).

●Managed and tracked supplies ordered and on hand, parts ordered and on hand, statues of the vehicle’s maintenance data through GCSS-ARMY Logistics Information Systems.

●Tested mechanical, hydraulic and electronic products and equipment after repair or assembly to ensure proper performance and compliance with manufacturers' specifications.

●Performed software updates and applications on all vehicles needing software updates.

●Researched, ordered, and maintained parts inventory for service and repairs.

●Scheduled maintenance for equipment and maintained service records; read and interpreted diagrams, schematics, operating manuals, blueprints, technical drawings and specifications sheets.

●Performed a variety of warehousing tasks to include receiving, storing, issuing tools, equipment and vehicles.

United States Army – B Co 1-81AR Fort Knox, KY. 40121

Senior Instructor Writer 11/2005 - 03/2008

●Managed the t raining of 105 employees in basic and technical operations, knowledge and skills of electronic and mechanical systems of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle (BFV).

●Trained personnel on engines, transmissions, weapons systems and the Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Defense (CBRN) Protection operation and maintenance procedures using written technical instructions.

●Trained employees how to perform prevented maintenances on all equipment and vehicles assigned.

●Observed and evaluated students work to determine progress, provide feedback and make suggestions for improvement.

●Managed instructor load, class scheduling and logistical sustainment for military personnel.

●Trained employees on how to troubleshoot and distinguish the difference between a software and hardware problem.

EDUCATION

IT Certifications Program, MyComputerCareer, Raleigh, NC. Present

Associate of Science in Professional Studies, Trident University, Cypress, CA. 05/2019

General Automotive Technician Certificate, General Motors, Fort Hood, TX. 08/2016

Diesel Mechanic Diploma, Penn Foster Career School, Scranton, PA. 08/2001

EQUIPMENT and VEHICLES

Bradley Fighting Vehicle, M113 APC, M1A2, HMMWV, FMTV, LMTV, Heavy Expanded Mobility Transport Truck

(HEMTT), MRAP/RCV, Palletized Load System (PLS), Buffalo, Haul Trucks, Cougar, M-ATV, Motor, D-10

Dozers, M88A1 and A2 recovery vehicles, Drills, truck and track mounted cranes and overhead cranes (up to 130-ton

capacity)

ENGINES

Cummins Diesel Engines, Detroit Diesel Engines, GEP V8 6.51 Turbocharged AM General Engines, Combat

Propulsion System AVDS-1790-8CR-V12 Engines, Caterpillar C7 6-cylinder Engines and Maxx Force D9.316

Engines

JOB RELATED TRAINING

JROTC Instructor Course, JROTC Teaching Course, Military Methods of Instruction, Brake Test Trained, Unit Instructor Drivers Course, Instructor Training Course, United States Army Ordnance Corps, Equipment Validation Team Inspector Course, Bradley Fighting Vehicle Systems Mechanic Course and Motor Pool Operations and Management

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Power Tools, Lifting Devices, Support Equipment, Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment, AC/DC Circuit Digital Circuits, Solid State Electronics, Solid State Devices, Micro Miniature Electronics, Troubleshooting and Maintenance, Instructional Methodology, Operational Risk Assessment, Counseling Subordinates and First-Aid



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