Quality Assurance Maintenance
Resume:
William H Davis
Loris SC *****
843-***-**** (Cell)
*************@****.***
OBJECTIVE Meticulous, results-oriented Industrial Mechanic/Inspector with over 12 years related experience and 3 years employment in the Middle East ( Iraq, and Kuwait). Factory-trained by many manufacturers, with experience rebuilding most manufacturers’ engines and transmissions (manual and automatic). Have the ability to read and understand complex technical manuals. Able to fabricate tooling on the job site to facilitate the installation and removal of components. Experienced training, managing and supervising junior mechanics.
WORK EXPERIENCE Dates Attended: 02/11- 03/11
Company Name: Lockheed Martin
Position/Title: Field Engineer Association
Primary
Responsibilities: Maintain vehicles , perform preventive maintenance checks on all types of equipment from Polaris ATV’s to M1A1 tanks and Hummvees to MRAP vehicles. Interact with military personnel and other coalition forces. Able to work with wiring schematics, technical manuals, parts manuals, knowledge of lubrication techniques and applications, hydraulics and pneumatics. Knowledge of electrical principles. Installed and repaired equipment. Perform ongoing inspections of parts and assemblies. Logging all deficiencies and repairs on a 2404. Looking up and ordering parts. Continuous safety Practices on all jobs.
Dates Attended: 11/10- 01/11
Company Name: HoneyWell
Position/ Title: Mechanic III Ship Board mechanic
Primary
Responsibilities: Plan and supervise employees perform daily inspections of Army equipment aboard ship. Inspecting for leaks and damaged equipment. Logging all deficiencies on a 2404, looking up and ordering parts for replacement using ETM’s and EMSNG. Conducting a weekly and monthly inspection for all equipment for all holds on ship. Installed and repaired equipment. Knowledge of electrical systems/principles, Hydraulics and pneumatics, Lubrication points and applications. Knowledge of mechanical power transmission components. Handing out assignments to those under me. Have good safety practices.
Dates Attended: 07/09-03/10
Company Name: Oshkosh
Position/Title: Quality Assurance Inspector
Primary
Responsibilities: Plan and supervise work of assigned employees to manage, support department and operational goals. Perform incoming inspection of parts and assemblies. Performed outgoing inspections of finished parts and assemblies. Documented results of inspection with electronic and paper systems according to Oshkosh Corporation and ISO standards. Assist in the investigation and root cause analysis of quality problems and recommend appropriate corrective actions. Initiated and solved corrective action requests, and track until completion. Inspected air system (CTIS), independent suspension systems, electrical systems, hydraulics Pneumatics, Lubrication techniques and applications. Experience with mechanical power transmission components on MRAP Cougars 6x6 and 4x4. Completed required documents of inspections.
Dates Attended: 03/09-06/09
Company Name: Premier Professional Systems
Position/Title: Team Leader/Supervisor/Mechanical Technician II
Primary
Responsibilities: Assisting lower level journeymen in the performance of their
Dates Attended: Duties and serve as a focal point for the quality assurance function for his tradecraft. Use standard tradecraft procedures to inspect, troubleshoot, test, repair and modify combat tracked and wheeled vehicle automotive system. Prepared documentations required in addition use standard approved safety procedures and equipment during all phases of work.
07/08-01/31/09
Company Name: OshKosh Trucking Co.
Position/Title: Mechanic
Primary Responsibilities: MAS Installation and Retrofit which includes: Removal of existing armor, Vehical supension Modification, Corrective maintenance that will prevent the installation or modification of armor, Installing fuel tank protection kit, survivability upgrades. Conducted in-process inspection.
Dates Attended:
11/07-07/08
Company Name: Defense Support Services
Position/Title: Mechanic
Primary Responsibilities: Performed preventive maintenance (PMCS) on 7ton MK23, MK25, MK27, MK28, AMK25, AMK29, and AMK36 military Vehicles. Responsible for maintenance of transmission fluids, fuel filters,engine oils, power steering, coolant temperature, brakes, tires, differentials, transfer case, wench and vehicles electrical system. Performed checks on all aspects of vehicle for worn or defective parts. Keep all records of all faults and corrective maintenance done on vehicles.
Dates Attended: 11/06-11/07
Company Name: CSA, LTD
Position/Title: Senior Mechanic
Primary Responsibilities: Responsible for supervising/conducting maintenance/Preventive maintenance on current and proposed modifications, repairs,and disposal programs for Hmmwv (M998’s, M1114’s, 5tons, Hemmtt (977), PLS (939), Hemmtt wreckers. Testing, troubleshooting, repair and modify combat vehicles to include: electrical powertrain, hydraulics suspension, fire suppression systems. Managed all motor pool operations for Direct Support Unit. Provided support to all government and coalition forces in the areas associated with both logistical and technical disciplines. Used Technical manuals 10/20/30 level. Prepared documentation as required for each type of vehicle.
Dates Attended: 09/05-01/06
Company Name: Honeywell Technology Solutions
Position/Title: Ordnance Mechanic
Primary Responsibilities: Responsible for equipment valued over $20 million. Performed preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance on Track/wheeled vehicles. Prepared forms and records while conducting maintenance.
Dates Attended:
07/98-10/04
Company Name: United States Army
Position/Title: Sergeant/Supervisor
Primary Responsibilities: Supervised and managed over 40 soldiers. Performed maintenance consisting of preventive maintenance, diagnosing, troubleshooting, and repair/replacing major/minor components on Track Vehicles, Wheeled vehicles consisting of Hmmwv’s, 2 tons. 5tons, Hemmtt Wreckers (977), PLS (939),984’s, M998’s, M1114. Trained and evalutated personnel on performance, skills, and responsibilities. Testing, troubleshooting, repair and modify combat vehicles to include: electrical, powertrain,hydraulics, suspension, fire suppression systems. Responsible for the equipment at a value over $50 million.
EDUCATION Institution: Uninversity of Phoenix
Degree: N/A
Description: Criminal Justice
Certifications
Date :received: 11 March 2011
Company Name: Lockheed Martin
Title: FOSOV Maintenance Training United States Special Operations Command-Family of Special Operations Vehicles
Date :received:
08/01/2003
Company Name:
United States Army
Title:
Date:
Received:
Primary Leadership Development Course
07/15/2009
Name: TAK-4 INSTALLATION CERTIFICATION TRAINING (60 Hours)
Company: OshKosh
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
I have worked my way up through the ranks when I joined the military (ARMY) in July 1998. I went through basic training at Fort Sill, Oklahoma. Move on to Advanced Individual Training (AIT) at Aberdeen Proving Grounds where I learned to inspect, troubleshoot, test, repair, replace major and minor components on all combat tracked and wheeled vehicles to include electrical , fire suppression systems, suspension, Hydraulic systems ,Steering systems using the army technical manuals and preparing documentation using 2404’s. I moved on to Fort Lewis Washington for two years on a direct support and general support maintenance where I used my skill and knowledge to repair vehicles and make them combat ready. My next duty station was at 201st FSB attached to an Infantry unit on a Direct support and General Support team of ten Personnel (MST) working on tracked Vehicles from M113’s to M1A1 family of vehicles and Hmmwv’s, Five Tons, Hemmtt, 2 ton family of vehicles. I have worked on a few super hets while in the military. After the military, I started contracting working on the same family of vehicles as I did in the military to this day. I have a total of 11 years experience in my field of work, training others, preparing documentation in and out of the military. I also have Haz-Mat certification while in the military, and electrical certification for Hemmtt family of vehicles obtained in the military.
Quality Assurance Inspector for TAK-4 Project for the MRAP Cougar 4x4 and 6x6. Inspected electrical, CTIS system, Suspension System, to include documenting all inspections done. Ensured that the product was FMC for deployment.
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