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Street Address Rockglen Way, Apt. 720
Raleigh, NC Street Address
PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE
EMAIL AVAILABLE
Objective: Seeking a challenging position as a Power Generator/Maintenance Technician where
I can employ my technical skills and professionalism to contribute excellent service to an
organization.
Summary of Qualifications:
Over 14 years of military experience in electrical and mechanical maintenance as a
Power Generator Technician.
Highly skilled in troubleshooting, diagnosis and maintenance of electrical wiring and
equipment.
Thorough knowledge of AC/DC Circuits
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Highly motivated team player and willing to learn.
Familiar with power tools and test equipment associated with power generation
equipment.
Education & Training:
A.A.S. in Electric Power Technology, Bismarck State College
Electrical Generating Systems Association (EGSA) Advance Course
Motor Maintenance & Testing Course, AVO Training Institute
Basic Electrical Troubleshooting Course, AVO Training Institute
NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Course, AVO Training Institute
NC Limited Electrical Contractor License
Basic Electric Power Generation Course, U.S. Army
Advance Electric Power Generation Course, U.S. Army
Mechanical Maintenance Course, U.S. Army
Work Experience:
Lead Electric Power Generator Technician Apr 2014 Sep 2016
Raytheon IIS El Paso, Texas / Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Responsible for testing, proper operation, preventive maintenance and repairs of electric
power generators during the System Integration and Check-Out (SICO) mission in
support for the Taiwanese military.
Performed Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services on electrical equipment
associated with power generators.
Examined work orders and maintain equipment logs that recorded equipment
performance, maintenance repairs and services.
Demonstrated work experience in troubleshooting, fault isolation, disassembly, repair and
assembly on electrical/mechanical generator components.
Test electrical equipment after making repairs under changing load conditions for
variations in performance to ensure proper operation.
Distributed and regulated the flow of power between entities, such as generating stations
and power distribution units to assure customer satisfaction with equipment performance
and mechanical standards.
Analyzed equipment failures by identifying faults using wiring diagrams, schematics,
technical manuals and test equipment to determine needed level of maintenance, services
or repairs.
Maintained cleanliness of electric power generators and other electrical equipment to
minimize equipment failures and safety hazards.
Electric Power Generation Equipment Maintenance Supervisor Jan 2009 Oct 2013
U.S. Army - Fort Drum, New York / Balad, Iraq / Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Directly supervised and coordinated the activities of mechanics, installers and repairers
of electric power generators.
Maintained daily logs of operation, maintenance and safety activities, including test
results, instrument readings and details of equipment malfunctions and maintenance
repairs.
Determined schedules, sequences and assignments for work activities, based on work
priority, quantity of equipment and skill of personnel.
Conducted and arranged for worker training in safety, repair maintenance techniques,
operational procedures and equipment use of electrical equipment.
Developed, implemented and evaluated maintenance policies and procedures for
employee safety training to prevent, detect and correct unsafe conditions or violations of
procedures and safety rules.
Inspected electrical systems, equipment, and components to identify hazards, defects, or
the need for adjustment or repairs and to ensure compliance with codes.
Directed and trained workers to install, maintain and repair electrical wiring, equipment
and fixtures.
Recommended and implemented measures to motivate employees and to improve
production methods, equipment performance, product quality and efficiency.
Electric Power Generation/Motor Technician Jun 2002 Dec 2008
U.S. Army - Fort Stewart, Georgia / Baghdad, Iraq / Ramadi, Iraq / Fort Drum, New York
Repaired, operated and maintained 5KW to 60KW Mobile Electric Power (MEP)
Generators to ensure serviceability, operation and readiness of equipment.
Repaired, operated and maintained stationary motors, power distribution units and other
prime power equipment to provide utilities for buildings or industrial processes.
Monitored and inspected equipment, computer terminals, switches, valves, gauges,
alarms, safety devices, low voltage relays and meters to detect leaks or malfunctions and
to ensure that equipment is operating efficiently and safely.
Performed routine maintenance on electrical equipment to determine when and what kind
of maintenance is needed.
Disassembled and assembled electrical parts such as alternators, voltage regulators, fuses,
generators, starting devices and switches, following schematic drawings and using hand,
machine, and power tools.
Tested AC/DC electrical systems for continuity of circuits in electrical wiring, equipment
and fixtures using testing devices, such as ohmmeters, voltmeters and oscilloscopes,
using wiring diagrams and schematics to ensure compatibility and safety of the system.
Stripped insulation from wire ends, using wire stripping pliers, and attach wires to
terminals for subsequent soldering.
Serviced, repaired, adjusted, and tested machines, devices, moving parts and equipment
that operate primarily on the basis of mechanical and electrical principles.
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