Maintenance Technician

Luis R. Marcano

***** ** *** ** ***** Apt. ***

Pinellas Park, Florida 33782

Phone: 727-***-**** Email: ****.********@*******.***

OBJECTIVE:

To obtain a challenging position with an international organization that values hard work, honesty, initiative, and integrity; while fully utilizing my extraordinary work ethic.

EDUCATION:

2 years mechanical engeneering ,Turabo University, Puerto Rico

High School Diploma, Maestro Ladi, Puerto Rico

US Army Basic Training

US Army Armament Technical School, Aberdeen Maryland

Force Protection Training

Bilingual Spanish-English/Expert

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

KBR/SEII, Balad, Iraq

February 2008 - January 2010

Small Arms Technician

As Small Arms Technician at a Direct Support Maintenance/Field Maintenance Facility, my duties and responsibilities included the Inspecting, troubleshooting, repair, gauging, application of MWO fs and testing of small arms. Weapon systems include the M9 pistol series, M4 carbine series, M16 rifle series, M2/ M48 machine guns, M2 crow system, M203 grenade launcher series, M249 machine gun, M240 machine gun series, M14 rifle, M24 sniper weapon system, M11 compact, MK 19 grenade launcher, mortar systems and towed artillery. Responsible for receiving, maintaining an organize bench stock and shop stock of over 700 items including sensitive items. Full knowledge of maintenance work forms and Army Regulations. Supervise and assist other personnel as well as conduct facility tours and inspections. Regularly performed initial and final inspections on weapon systems . Provided technical assistance to customers. Use of Army Technical Manuals and other Army Publications, to include MWO and Army Regulations. Familiar with Army Standard Maintenance System (SAMS-E). Working knowledge of Microsoft Office 2003-07, WordPerfectX5, Interactive Electronic Technical Manual (IETM), Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC), Department of the Army Publications (DA PAM), Federal Logistic Data.

Wyeth Pharmaceutical, Carolina PR

December 2000 - October 2007

Formulation Technician Supervisor

Draw up master schedule to establish sequence and lead time of each operation to meet shipping dates according to sales forecasts or customer orders production specifications and plant capacity data and performs mathematical calculations to determine manufacturing processes, tools, and human resource requirements.Correct error and exception documents. Review and verify quantities received against bills of lading, contracts, purchase request, and shipping documents. Unload, unpack, visually inspect, count, segregate, pelletize, and store incoming supplies and equipment. Maintain stock locator system and administer document control procedures.Effectively and coonsistetly meet customer and company deadlines. Responsible for changes in SOP's and MBR's.Responsible for the distribution of controlled material. Order and sample of raw material, ensure the material meet the standards. Sampling the final product and ensure meet the standards. Schedule the production bulks.Monitor production availability .Formulation of penicillin and other medications, ensure aseptic areas meet the standards by performing laboratories test. Experience in the validation of medications, equipment, mixing and granulation. Ensure all chemical operators have all training and meet plant and FDA requirements. Working knowledge of Microsoft Office 2003-2007 and WordPerfectX5.

U.S. ARMY

Small Arms Inspector

45K/45B

August 1996-February 2000

As small Arms Inspector (Acting NCO) support level (DS, 30 Level) I performe inspections,maintenance to include all gauging, function checks and repair or replacement of parts on all equipment that enters the shop for repair. Ensure equipment received is in accordance with applicable technical manuals and publications as well as interface with DS and Army Field Support Battalions to schedule requested in progress and final inspections. Direct support on all track vehicles by troubleshooting, maintain and repair all hydraulics,air supply, electronics and fire control systems IAW relevant technical manuals. Vehicle experience on M1, M1A1, M1A2 main battle tanks, Bradley infantry carrier series,M113 series, M106 Paladin self-propel artillery. Supervised lower grade soldiers and provide technical guidance to the soldiers so they may accomplish their duties. Repair turret mechanisms , engeines and tank weapons systems. Troubleshoot with the use of schematics and correct malfunctions. Provide technical advice, assembling and disassembling mechanisms of turret systems, cupolas, tank main gun, and self-propelled artillery main gun

As 45k I was responsible to maintain a high standard in all 45 series MOS at the armament shop. Ensure the safety of all soldiers. Train soldiers in their MOS every week. Keep an inventory of bench stock , shop stock and sensitive items. Keep record of all repairs, storage weapons and arms room log books. Repair track vehicle using battle assessment. Ordering , receiving, inventory and distribution of equipment. Expert on working with hazardous material. Working knowledge of Department of the Army Publications (DA PAM), Maintenance Allocation Chart (MAC), Technical Manual (TM) and Army Regulations.

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