Jose Nieves

adq96h@r.postjobfree.com • LinkedIn • 180 Indigo Ave, Raeford NC 28376 • 804-***-****

Job Grade Level: GS-11 to GS-12

Maintenance Manager

A results-driven professional with extensive experience overseeing military/civilian contractors, facility management services, as well as maintenance and repairs for heavy/lightweight equipment. Highly skilled in project management, budgeting, leading the implementation of contractor policies and statement of work clauses, and collaborating with Division and Brigade CORs to synergize performance delivery of assigned maintenance projects. Proven achievement in managing 30+ employees, setting work priorities, and supporting the timely achievement of set performance targets. Demonstrate exceptional skills in reading mechanical blueprints and managing properties with expertise in tenancy requirements, safety procedures, and property acquisition. Spearhead troubleshooting and repair of electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical, and mechanical systems, in addition to providing training to multi-disciplinary teams to conduct diagnostics utilizing provided maintenance support devices. Oversee research, sourcing, and procurement of supplies needed in diverse service and work orders.

•Workflow Planning & Prioritization

•Equipment Repair & Maintenance

•Team Leadership & Development

•Training, Coaching & Mentorship

•Communication & Collaboration

•Project Management

•Subcontractor Oversight

•Facilities Management

•H&S Compliance

•Attention to Detail

•Forklift & Hoist Operation

•Hazardous Material Control

•Accident Prevention

•Customer Service

•Strong Work Ethics

Career Experience

US ARMY

Maintenance Supervisor - 82nd CLS CMST, Fort Bragg, North Carolina 2021 to Present

Appointed to lead repair and maintenance contracts for the 82nd BCT’s military vehicle fleet which include maintenance analysis, resources prioritization, and tasks planning and delegation for a team of 30 mechanics and six production clerks within the program.

Key Achievements:

Provided advice and guidance to senior unit leaders on maintenance procedures, protocols, and strategies to ensure vehicles were in optimal working conditions at all times.

Planned and orchestrated daily maintenance operations, assigned personnel to various units, and facilitated smooth workflow for airborne units within the Brigade.

Championed successful closing of 344 work orders in 77 days and improved the Brigade’s fighting force capabilities by exceeding goals set by units.

Oversaw accurate entry of staff timesheets in UltiPro, embedded a culture rooted in collaboration, and created a cohesive environment that stimulated satisfactory performance.

Administered updating of tasks in GCSS Army, led QA/QC inspections for 630 pieces of equipment, and expedited resolution of logistic issues and maintenance requests from unit’s leadership.

Influenced core reforms and determined opportunities for driving ongoing improvements to establish a fast-paced work order flow between units, production clerks, and mechanics.

Heavy Equipment Mechanic Lead, Fort Bragg, North Carolina 2020 to 2021

Spearheaded repair and maintenance work for the Divestiture program’s military vehicles which included supervising four mechanics and guiding the efficient execution of tasks to ensure maximum functionality of vehicles before handover to the unit.

Key Achievements:

Completed 10-20 repairs and serviced eight vehicles in five weeks despite limited personnel.

Delivered consistent top performance and was recognized as the leader of the top team in the contract for successfully supporting the program without injuries or lost time.

Managed employees' time cards, promoted a positive work environment, and coordinated updates of all tasks in the GCSS Army system.

Empowered teams for top performance and formulated strategies that enabled the timely accomplishment of assigned goals and targets.

Battalion Motor Sergeant, Fort Bragg, North Carolina 2018 to 2020

Motor Sergeant, Suwon AFB, Korea 2017 to 2018

Provided technical and mechanical expertise for the 82nd CAB Battalion in the 82nd Airborne division with the work scope covering test and repair of generators, NBC decontamination kits, and fuel dispensing equipment. Also, supervised maintenance shop operations for the 35th Air Defense Artillery Brigade in Korea.

Key Achievements:

Processed mechanics requests which included welding and fabricating parts as needed, repairing and servicing hydraulic systems, as well as diagnosing and repairing electrical systems to ensure 100% readiness of equipment throughout the year.

Attained first place in FORSCOM during the “Army Award for Maintenance Excellence” (AAME).

Operated forklifts, cranes, and hoists with zero safety incidents and conducted QA/QC inspections for 205 pieces of equipment.

Demonstrated in-depth knowledge of methods, tools, equipment, and materials used in motorized equipment repair, as well as air/hydraulic brake systems and components.

Headed preventive maintenance tasks for heavy vehicle diesel engines and oversaw diagnosis and troubleshooting of mechanical problems during breakdowns.

Technical Writer / Instructor, Fort Lee, Virginia 2013 to 2016

Worked with the Military Systems Integration division with responsibility for overseeing technical writing which covered production, review, and revision of technical documents that consisted of software, engineering, system operations, testing, and user manuals.

Key Achievements:

Authored and edited installation, configuration, and how-to documents for diverse hardware and software. Also, liaised with developers to create quality documentation and training materials.

Demonstrated exceptional leadership skills while guiding technical manual verification, validation, and logistic demonstrations.

Gained experience in working with Mil-Std 40051, Mil-HBK 1222, and AR 25-30 standards/frameworks.

Acted as the key contact for addressing troubleshooting and maintenance issues for 20+ different technical manuals.

Evaluated tools and personnel required for various maintenance tasks in technical manuals and ensured full observance of schematics to identify all component faults.

Shop Foreman, Bamberg, Germany 2010 to 2013

Held full accountability for repairing and inspecting 175 pieces of equipment that comprised of route clearance apparatus and heavy-duty trucks/trailers, as well as conducting preventive maintenance on diesel engines and replacement of defective parts.

Key Achievements:

Completed repairs on air and hydraulic systems, replaced associated components, and utilized computer electronic systems to troubleshoot system failures and manage repairs.

Oversaw forklift and crane operations and safeguarded compliance with health and safety regulatory requirements.

Managed administrative documents and coordinated training, supervision, health, and welfare programs for eight non-commissioned officers and eighteen soldiers.

Additional Experience

Senior Mechanic (2007 to 2010) US Military, Fort Erwin, California

Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic (2004 to 2007) US Military, Fort Richardson, Alaska

Education

Hazardous Material Driver Certification

Technical Transportation of Hazardous Material Certification

Professional Development

Master Resilience Trainer / Maintenance Leaders Course

Managing & Leading / HR Management / Common Leader Training

Accident Prevention Management Process

Basic Electricity, Part I & II

Human Trafficking Prevention

Individual Diversity Awareness

Cyber Security / Insider Threat Training

Labor Charging / Employee Time Card Training

Workforce Discrimination / Code of Conduct

Technical Proficiency

Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint); GCSS Army System.

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