Maintenance Technician Level
Resume:
Tyler Fenner
Manhattan, KS *****
Cell: 937-***-****
Email: *****.*.******@*****.***
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Motivated and driven individual and proven leader. Recognized for having high standards among any assigned task. Works well under pressure and being able to disseminate information correctly. Also, taking orders to meet the specific goal. Attention to detail, capable of assessing any situation and formulating logical solutions.
Key Qualification:
-Secret Clearance (SIB) -Inventory Control -Inspect, Test, and Maintain equipment
-Leadership Experience - Attention to detail -Training and Mentoring
-Dedicated to safety
Work Experience:
JB Management Inc.
3601 Eisenhower Ave. Ste 400
Alexandria, VA 22304
System Maintenance Technician (SMT) for Ground Based Sense and Avoid (GBSAA) 06/05/2017- Present
Perform installation, unit level maintenance, diagnostic testing, and repair of hardware and software in the GBSAA Processing Unit Room, GBO Operations Room and the LSTAR(V)3 radar set. Installs and maintains all network cables located within the GPU room and within the GBO room required for connecting hardware. Ensures voice communication between the GBO room and the Ground Control Stations (GCS) is properly connected and operating. Installs and verifies software and hardware for the GBSAA system, monitors system for performance, conducts inspections to ensure that software and hardware configuration is maintained. Troubleshoots any faults on the GBSAA LSTAR(V)3 using the Maintenance Manual and diagnostic software, replaces LRUs when needed and contacts higher level maintenance when required. Reports any system failure or unscheduled maintenance and annotates in COLTS. Assists the Sr GBO with spares management and accountability.
AK Steel
801 Crawford St.
Middletown, Oh 45044
Transportation Train Operator: 07/20/16 - 5/2017
Duties: Aided the movement of steel coils throughout the AK steel's Middletown, Oh mill. Provided valuable safety protection for the train operator during critical moments of the locomotive throughout AK steel works.
Supervisor: Mike Rossi (department supervisor) 513-***-****
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
United States Army
Fort Campbell Military Base
Fort Campbell, KY 42223
Field Artillery Fire Finder Section Chief(13R20) 12/2014 – 07/2016
Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills: Operate and maintain the AN/TPQ-36, AN/TPQ-50 and AN/TPQ-53 Radars. Ensure compliance with safety procedures. Provide completed initialization worksheets to operators. Plan and supervise hasty survey. Instruct personnel in all aspects of radar operations and associated techniques. Assist the radar Platoon Leader in site selections. Organize and maintain local security and unit defense. Operate and supervise the operation of the radar set. Assist in the emplacement and concealment of the radar position. Provide technical guidance to radar operators. Perform Organizational Maintenance using built-in-test/built-in-test-equipment (BIT/BITE), fault detection and isolation. Isolate failures to a line replaceable unit (LRU) or shop replaceable unit (SRU) using fault-isolation-tests and a variety of Test Measure and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE). Replace cards, modules, components, and selected piece-parts. Performs Direct Support (DS) Maintenance to include; troubleshooting, adjusting, performing alignments and effecting repairs based on the maintenance allocation charts. Extremely familiar with a variety of TMDE, to include: Oscilloscopes, Spectrum Analyzers, Power Meters and Multi-Meters. Received one Army Commendation Medal
Supervisor: CW2 Ronald Feasler 325-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM 11/12 Afghanistan
Deployed to Paktika province, Afghanistan from 10/2011-09/2012. Supervised, operated and maintained a AN/TPQ-36, resulting in a 98% acquisition rate and a 99% operational time surpassing any radar in service in Afghanistan at that time. Directed supervision of over $40 million of military equipment. Additional responsibilities of providing both formal and informal training to subordinate soldiers on equipment operations, day-to-day maintenance and all repair work. As the senior radar operator, I was in charge supervising sling loading operations of more than 20 pieces of equipment. Received one Army Commendation Medal.
United States Army
Fort Lewis Army Base
Fort Lewis, WA 98433
Field Artillery Fire Finder Senior Radar Operator (13R10) 02/2009 – 12/2013
Conducted daily maintenance to ensure that the radars tested in tolerance for all alignments to insure proper function of the system. Prepared (LPD’s) learning professional development classes to insure all personnel were properly trained and could conduct all tasks without supervision.
OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM 09/10
Deployed to Baghdad, Iraq from 02/2009-02/2010. Operated and maintained a AN/TPQ-64, and three AN/TPQ-48 Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar’s resulting in a 95% acquisition rate and a 97% operational time Became the subject matter expert and the go to person for troubleshooting solutions. Constructed new organization measures that resulted in 100% accountability of equipment and also faster return times on repair part.
Education: Franklin High School, Franklin, Ohio 2007
References:
Name
Employer
Title
Phone
Ronald Feasler
US Army
Radar Platoon Leader
******.*******.***@****.***
William Seehorn
Office of Surface Mining
Investigative Analyst
********@*****.***
Chris
Todd
US Army CECOM
CECOM
LAR
*********.**@*****.***
Training: US ARMY Field Artillery Fire-Finder Operators Course 01/2009
US ARMY AN/TPQ-37 New Equipment Training (NET) 11/2010.
US ARMY AN/TPQ-36 New Equipment Training (NET) 03/2011.
US ARMY AN/TPQ-53 New Equipment Training (NET) 02/2015.
US ARMY AN/TPQ-50 New Equipment Training (NET) 02/2015.
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