Power Plant Material Coordinator
Resume:
Francisco Guity
Manchester NH. **103
Cell 978-***-****
*********@*****.***
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Strong mechanical aptitude, with 8 years of LOGCAP III and IV experience operating US ARMY equipment in tactical environments in Iraq. More than 15 years of experience in the maintenance field and specializing in power generation, military and civilian vehicle applications. Vast history of working in a culturally diversified environment, with people from all over the world; crossing cultural lines, and traversing the globe. Effective communication with fellow employees,client and management. Accomplishing the mission set forth while maintaining the best possible image for the company.
• Fluently speak Spanish and English.
• Interpreted, evaluated, and operated electronic equipment in tactical situations
• Conducted strategic information across base radios in Iraq
• Trained Iraqi host country nationals on operating government equipment
• Supported daily operations for BLS (Basic Life Support) services provided to U.S. Military and Coalition Forces as directed through the LOGCAP III and IV (Logistics Civil Augmentation Program) Task Order (TO159y) Statement of Work (SOW).
• Gathered and prepared critical data for Situation and Incident Reports
• Able to prioritize workload, and meet deadlines. Highly dependable, punctual, and efficient. Supportive team worker; committed to ideals of excellence.
• Conducted administrative duties while assigned to the Power Generation Administration office; where I maintained the department data base, and populated daily, weekly, and monthly reports for upper management. Proficient in MS Office applications: Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and Access
• Possess excellent organizational skills with strong attention to detail and the ability to operate under uncertainties. Effectively work on multiple task simultaneously under tight deadlines
EDUCATION
Airframe/Power Plant Mechanic Graduated – May 2001 Aviation Institute of maintenance
Duluth, GA
High School Equivalency Diploma Graduated – June 1995 Jefferson High School
Brooklyn, NY
Light Wheel Vehicle/ Field Generator Training 63B30 Graduated – March 1988 United States Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Light wheel vehicle Training 63B20 Graduated
- November 1988
United States Army
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD
Light Wheel Vehicle Training 63B20 Graduated – July 1988 United States Army
Ft. Leonard Wood, MO
Logistics training
Escuela de las Fuerzas Armadas
Comayaguela Honduras
OTHER TRAINING
OSHA 30
CPR
RRP License
MILITARY EXPERIENCE
Technical Sergeant Second Class (Trained at the US Army School) Served in the Honduran Armed Forces as a Maintenance Technician. August 1984 - 1990
WORK EXPERIENCE
Self Employed
Mobile Equipment repairman
I service,inspect and repair vehicles,generators,motorcycles Etc. Feb 2017 - Present
Generator Mechanic
Sep 2013- Nov 2016
DynCorp Intl.
Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan
As a Generator Mechanic I maintained power generators, troubleshooted faults, repaired/replaced components and generators, maintained documentation, adhered to environmental and safety guidelines, and ensure that all departmental processes were followed. Generator Foreman
Dec 2008 -Feb 2012
Kellogg Brown & Root
Ad Diwaniyah and Kirkuk Iraq
As a Power Generation Foreman I was responsible for the execution of the Power Generation Program by overseeing the performance of my subordinates, making sure the work was being done safely in a timely manner and delivery of quality work. I interacted with transportation carrier representatives to provide information concerning loading and offloading of materials and supplies. I conducted safety meetings at the beginning and end of the work shift to discuss any issues and to secure a smooth transition among crews. While holding this position, I planned and organized the daily work load, scheduled and monitored services/ repairs, requested parts and distributed the work load among the crews. Also performed load tests and troubleshooting, was responsible for 360 generators including light sets, ranging from 5kw to 2000kw with diesel engines,Caterpillar,Volvo, Cummins, Kubota and FG Wilson, directly supervised 14 EXPATS and 24 Iraqi citizens, to whom I assigned the daily work load to ensure the ability to maintain a 90% or above OR. Coordinated with the client and other departments the removal and installation of the units.
Supervised records and reports preparation, traveled between bases to inspect equipment and performed other duties as requested.
Material Coordinator
Dec 2007- Dec 2008
Kellogg Brown & Root
Ad Diwaniyah, Iraq
As a Material Coordinator I Communicated with individual department management regarding the status of equipment and supply orders and equipment returned to vendors for repair; ensures that alternate arrangements are made during repairs and order deliveries as needed. Recommended the determination and procurement of repair parts, retrograde and spares to maintain required supply levels. Reconciles physical inventories with computer counts to ensure that all transactions are recorded accurately and are available to budget and finance departments, upon request.
Other duties as requested
Generator Technician
Dec 2005 - Dec 2008
Kellogg Brown & Root
Ad Diwaniyah, Iraq Other duties as requested.
As a Power Generator Technician, I took my directions from The Power Generation Foreman. I was responsible for performing generator services in a safe and timely manner, also for providing quality work, performing scheduled and unscheduled services, troubleshot mechanical and electrical systems, removed,replaced or repaired,,alternators,AVRs, turbochargers, exiters, starters, fuel pumps, water pumps, contactors, switches, control circuit and panels, adjusted valve tappets,prepared generator sites for installations and removals, monitored and recorded the generator’s performance, completed and delivered SOR’s and SRO’s, assisted other crew members, performed other duties as requested by my supervisor. As a Generator Technician, I supervised 4 Iraqi citizens.
Auto Mechanich
UNTAC (United Nations Transitional Authority for Cambodia. Received,inspected and repaired the mission's vehicle fleet and generators in Cambodia. Auto Mechanic
August 1992 - Jan 1995
ONUCA (United Nations Peace Keeping Mission in Central America) Tegucigalpa Honduras
February 1990 -August 1992
Received,inspected and repaired the mission's vehicle fleet and generators in Honduras,Nicaragua,Costa Rica,Guatemala and in El Salvador. REFERENCES
• Available Upon request
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