Pest Control Technician

David M. Clark

Experience:

Current employer (eight years): Griggs & Browne Pest control

Job title: Pest Control Technician

Responsibilities:

• Maintain all field equipment.

• Keep all operational supplies at daily readiness capacity.

• Develop long term customer relations.

• Garner new client opportunities.

• Effectively evaluate and implement successful pest control solutions.

• Accurately record all chemical and systems applications in compliance with state/federal laws.

• Update daily activity reports.

• Review on going product label and application changes.

• Stay current on regional pest biology, historic and new.

• Keep abreast of CDC (Center for Disease Control) updates on pest population pathogens.

• Educate general populace regarding practical pest mitigation and potential health risks.

RPB Systems & Services, Inc.

Job title: Senior color specialist (Throughout the greater Massachusetts/RI area)

Responsibilities:

• Install, repair and upgrade production level color printer/copiers.

• Establish and maintain excellent customer relations.

• Continuous on - line training; new systems releases, current systems electrical/ mechanical mods and software patches.

• Maintain daily field reports.

• Develop sales leads.

Chamberland Mfg. Corp.

Job title: Assistant Foreman

Responsibilities:

• Maintain operational safety

• Set up CNC systems (Computer controlled lathes) performing quality checks.

• Train and supervise operators on procedures for new work stations or products.

• Oversee factory floor work details (materials handling, work station supply placement etc.).

• Maintain timely and accurate daily operational documentation.

Aervox Inc.

Job title: Electronic/mechanical maintenance/repair technician

Responsibilities:

• Maintain, install and repair computer controlled pneumatic/hydraulic production systems.

• Maintain parts inventory.

• Keep accurate shift maintains log.

Houston Scientific Int. Inc.

Job title: Assembly line supervisor

Responsibilities:

• Hiring, supervising and training project team personnel.

• Maintain tight adherence to production schedules.

• Assemble new production prototypes to streamline work flow processes and assure adherence to client specifications.

• Quality oversight of all assembly line work.

• Carry out final systems operational testing.

• Maintain compliance with civilian and MILSPEC (military specifications) requirements.

• Give oral presentations on production status at board meetings.

Assembly line projects supervised; (load cells for) Hercules Missile, Cruise Missile, B-1 & B-2Bomber, Sikorsky Helicopter and US Space Shuttle.

Military Service: United States Navy

Term of service: Four years active, two years reserve.

Rate: Airman, Rank: E3

Assigned: FLETRACENPAC-ASW Pearl Harbor, HI. (Anti-Submarine Attack Team Trainer)

Special skills/training; advanced electronics school San Diego, 14E19 and 14A2E ASW tactical systems opera-tions and maintenance.

Honorably discharged

United States Army National Guard

Assigned: 102nd Artillery Battalion New Bedford Mass.

MOS-25L Duties

Soldiers in the Cable Systems Installer-Maintainer MOS may perform a variety of duties. Such responsibilities include the installation and operation of cable and wire systems like Digital Group Multiplexers (DGMs) and Re-mote Multiplexing Combiners. They will work with repeaters, restorers, voltage protection devices, telephones, test stations, intermediate distribution frames, and related equipment on a unit-level. Some of their work will in-clude the configuration of DGMs and remote multiplexing combiners for operations.

The cable systems specialist will do regular maintenance by performing tests on cable communications systems to ensure circuit and system quality. They will tests circuits groups to detect and locate line faults. They will also perform preventive maintenance checks and services on the telephone lines and other vehicles. They will install and operate preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) on power generators. All maintenance func-tions will be performed in accordance with published schedules.

They may be required to climb poles, as necessary, and assists in the construction of tactical cable and wire lines. Additionally, these soldiers may help to clear and maintain the rights of ways. At times they will operate manual and motorized cable construction equipment

Installs operates, performs strapping, re-strapping, preventive maintenance checks, and services and unit-level maintenance on communication security devices. Also, they are tasked with recognizing electronic countermeas-ures and applies appropriate electronic counter-countermeasures as necessary.

As experts in the field, they coordinate and supervise team member activities in the construction, installation, and recovery of cable and wire communications systems and auxiliary equipment. As well as coordinating remote trunking operations with switching central personnel. Other duties may include the interpretation and updating of line route maps and overlays and the coordination of team logistic requirements.

Transferred: 104th Air Assault Infantry Charley Company, Pittsfield Massachusetts

Rank: Corporal

MOS: 11B Duties

• An 11B Infantryman, assist in the performance of reconnaissance operations, employ, fire, and recover anti-personnel and anti-tank mines, and locate and neutralize mines, operate, mount/dismount, zero, and engage targets using night vision sight.

• Operates and maintain communications equipment and operate in a radio net; operate in an NBC con-taminated area; construct field expedient firing aids for infantry weapons; perform as a member of a fire team during a movement to contact, reconnaissance, and security, an attack, defense, situational training exercises and all infantry dismounted battle drills.

• Process prisoners of war and captured documents.

• Lead an infantry team in combat operations, providing tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and professional support to both superiors and subordinates in the accomplishment of their duties; lead, supervise, and train subordinate personnel.

• Call for and adjust indirect fire; evaluate terrain and select weapon emplacement; control organic fires; install and recover anti-handing devices on anti-tank mines and electrical and non-electrical demolition charges; supervise the construction of hasty fortifications and receipt, storage, and the issue of ammuni-tion.

• Record operational information on maps; receives and implement combat orders, direct deployment of personnel in offensive, defensive, and retrograde operations. Request, observe, and adjust direct sup-porting fire. Evaluate terrain and supervise the emplacement of sighting and firing all assigned weapons; use maps and map overlays, perform intersection and resection, and determine elevation and grid azi-muths; lead a fire team during a movement to contact, reconnaissance and security, an attack, defense, situational training exercises, and all infantry dismounted battle drills.

Honorably discharged

Special skills/training:

Army National Guard Camp Gruber, Oklahoma: Air Assault certified.

U.S. Army Fort Benning Georgia: Military Combat Operations on Urbanized Terrain (MOUT)

Contact and personnel information:

Address: 89 Ash Ave Cranston RI, 02910

Cell phone No.: 401-***-****

E-mail address: ***********@***.***

Education:

Southeastern Massachusetts University Dartmouth:

Liberal Arts Major (one year)

New Bedford High:

Graduated general studies

Marital status:

Married thirty-eight years

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