Technician Quality Control

Robert Culp

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Tampa, FL ***15

Home: 813-***-****

qmj320@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

To attain a position in the Electromechanical/Electronics Technician field utilizing my extensive specialized skills and abilities.

EDUCATION:

East Liverpool High School, Diploma 1990

Excelsior College, Albany, NY, A.A, Applied Science Technical Studies, April 2006

Submarine Electronics Technician School/Instructor

Leading Petty Officer for the Apprentice Technical Training Division.

QUALIFICATIONS:

Electronics Technician II

Electro-Mechanical Systems

Environmental Stress Screening

EMPLOYMENT:

DCR, Inc. (Lockheed Martin)

Electronics Technician II, August 2010 to Present

• Work with multiple programs to set up and operate test equipment and special tools as necessary to test, align, adjust, evaluate and verify conformance of electrical, electronic and electro-mechanical products to engineering specifications.

• Work from schematics, engineering drawings and written or verbal instructions to operate related equipment, conduct tests, troubleshoot and report data in prescribed format.

• Performs vibration and thermal testing on circuit card assemblies and troubleshoots failed cards. Conduct controlled and detailed testing for space programs circuit card assemblies.

• Performs other duties as assigned.

United States Navy

Leading Petty Officer, June 1990 to May 2010

Electronics Technician/Quartermaster,

Navy Commendation Medal

The Navy Achievement Medal, 5 times.

• ¬Perform electrical/electronic maintenance on equipment installed in submarines/surface ships including radio equipment, navigational equipment, air detection and tracking equipment, electronic recognition and identification equipment, aids to navigation and components used for communications and navigation.

• Responsible for reading and interpreting block diagrams and schematics.

• Used test equipment and repairing tools; repairing electrical and electronic cables and connectors; localizing malfunctions to repair or replace faulty subassemblies and parts.

• Operate, align, adjust, calibrate and perform preventive maintenance on equipment. Inventory tools and test equipment as well as completing maintenance data forms.

• Monitored quality control by reviewing maintenance data forms as well as train subordinates in the operation of tests on systems and subsystems.

• Submarine Electronics Technician School Instructor for a period of 3 years serving as Leading Petty Officer for the Apprentice Technical Training Division.

• Led division through implementation of new course of instruction, dramatically improving and reducing student training time by 66%.

• Selected to implement the electronic computer field “A” school, created course material encompassing 20 topic learning objectives.

• Efforts were essential to the success of the Navy’s first combined non-nuclear technical rating apprentice school.

• Took care of inventory, procure and prepare nautical charts for use in voyage planning.

• Utilize applied mathematics, plotting instruments, navigational aids, celestial observation and perform general weather forecasting.

• Maintained inventory and adjust navigational equipment.

• Prepared journals and logs via computer using spreadsheets, databases and word processing programs.

• Supervised and train personnel in navigation, watch standing and use and care of navigational charts, tables and publications.

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