Equipment Mechanic Real
Resume:
Fayetteville, NC ***** United States
Phone: 910-***-****
**********@*****.***
MICHAEL BURNS
Objective
Highly talented Diesel Mechanic with immense experience in performing technical level maintenance
on various military vehicles, trucks and other diesel powered vehicles. Seeking a position as a Diesel
Mechanic to ensure vehicles meet DOT standards and military vehicles are combat ready.
Experience
AECOM
Lead Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic
Bagram, Afghanistan
May 2009 – Present
Provides supply and maintenance support to the 3-401st AFSB in support of Operation Enduring
Freedom.
Performs 10/20 level direct maintenance, testing, trouble shooting, repair and modification of heavy/
light wheel vehicles.
Performs maintenance on battle damaged vehicles (HMMV, LMTV, FMTV, 5 Ton, ASV, MRAP, MATV).
Performs diagnostics and repairs cooling systems, engines, transmissions, transfers and suspensions.
Remarkable knowledge of operation and use of electrical testing equipment lathes, milling machines, tire changer and balancer.
Maintains service logs and records of maintenance using DA Form 2404 and DA Form 5988-E.
Specializes in installing gunner protection kits, rhino's, fire suppression kits, and armor paneling combat vehicles in Afghanistan.
Performs maintenance to correct malfunctions of mechanical, electrical and hydraulic system components, including shop maintenance and safety standards.
Conducted quality control checks on vehicles, ensuring all maintenance requirements have been met.
In conjunction with other team members, produced a standard of excellence recognized by the
Battalion Commander.
CAROLINA BY-PRODUCTS
Mechanic
Fayetteville, NC, United States
Performed preventive maintenance on tractors and trailers.
April 2008 – June 2008
Installed and replaced breaks, drive lines, wheel seals, transmission and clutch removal.
Ensured trucks meet DOT qualification and standards.
Familiar with the proper use of diagnostic equipment to troubleshoot engine, hydraulic, electrical system and power generator problems.
Trained and advised on proper quality control procedures.
Conducted monthly inventories on storeroom equipment and achieved 100% accuracy.
Prepares vehicles and equipment for operation under abnormal conditions by sealing, waterproofing, and servicing with special fuel and lubricants.
Maintained stock records and obtained repair parts to meet equipment maintenance needs.
LSI
Mechanic
Fayetteville, NC, United States
November 2007 – March 2008
Responsible for all aspects of troubleshooting and repair of HMMV's and LMTV's.
Manage day to day schedule and operation of repairs on military vehicles, while maintaining strong focus on quality workmanship and customer service.
Specialized in repair of automatic and manual transmissions as well as repair, realignment, and replacement of brake systems.
Disables diesel and gasoline engines, transmissions, transfer cases, suspension systems, drive train, and central tire inflation system on heavy/light vehicles.
Utilizes technical manuals, schematics, multimeters, and other tools to affectivley repair, replace, and resolve issues.
Prepared and conducted training sessions to provide technical and professional guidance to new team members.
Performs maintenance to correct deficiency of mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic systems or components to include shop maintenance and safety standards.
ITT SYSTEMS
Mechanic
Fayetteville, NC, United States
September 2006 – November 2007
Performed troubleshooting and diagnostic repairs on military tactical equipment, ranging from small forklifts and HEMMIT fuel vehicles.
Have been recognized and awarded previously by management and customers for delivering vehicles
in an expedient manner while being conscience of safety and of the 10/20 standards.
Conducts Quality Control checks on receiving, staging, and issuing of vehicles to soldiers in theater.
Disgnoses services/repairs on various systems that are found on pieces of heavy equipment such as mechanical and computer electronic controls, air brake systems, transmission, computer controlled automatic and 13 speed manual transmissions.
Knowledge of standard practices, material tools, and equipment used in the repair and maintenance of heavy/light vehicles and engines.
Excellent knowledge of body and frame construction.
Uncommon ability to diagnose mechanical difficulties.
Remarkable ability to monitor and evaluate problem and organizational performance in order to assess efficiency and effectiveness.
WALMART DISTRIBUTION
Mechanic
Fayetteville, NC, United States
August 1997 – September 2006
Performed preventive maintenance on trucks and trailers including a/c work.
Replaced drive lines, brake drums, brake shoes and handled customer service issues.
Performed quarterly service on tractors trailers and yard equipment and used various type of diagnostics equipment.
Determined extent of corrective action and repair parts procedures required.
Specializes in brake and suspension component services.
Gained technical and mechanical skills to repair suspension components, electrical systems, fuel systems, and an array of other components using A.S.E standarized technical manuals.
Commended for consistently exceeding all attendance and punctuality goals, thus increasing service and customer dependability.
Military Experience
USMC - Infantryman
July 1976 - July 1982
* See DD214
Education
FAYETTEVILLE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
AAS Industrial Maintenance GPA: 3.0
Fayetteville, NC, United States
References
References upon request
1984
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