OBJECTIVE: Highly skilled and experienced technician skill sets in diesel, and hydraulics seeking a permanent position in the wireless communication industry with room to advance within an established and growing firm.

_________________________________CERTIFICATION______________________________________________
Authorized Climber-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016
Hazard Awareness-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016
First Aid and CPR-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016
OSHA 10-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016
Capstan Hoisting-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016
Basic Rigging-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016

Lightning and Grounding-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016

Cad-welding-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016

RF/EME Awareness-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016

LTE Overview-VSU/WARRIORS FOR WIRELESS, 2016

EPA-609 EPA-608 Types I, II, III-UTI Houston TX 2013

DIESEL TECHNICIAN-Universal Technical Institute, Houston TX, 2013

AERIAL PLATFORM LIFT LICENSE-OSHA Subpart L, MD, 2005

FORKLIFT OPERATOR LICENSE-OSHA Subpart L. Laurel MD-2005 HYDRAULIC TECHNICIAN- United States Navy, Norfolk, VA-2004

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Transportation Work Identification Credential (TWIC)-VA, 2013

________________________________EDUCATION_______________________________

2016 Virginia State University (VSU) Petersburg VA
xxx-xxx-xxxx Universal Technical Institute (UTI) Houston TX
xxx-xxx-xxxx Naval Training Center (NTC) Great Lake IL
xxx-xxx-xxxx James F. Byrnes High School Duncan SC

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OIL FIELD OPERATOR/TECHNICIAN

Read and understand operating manuals, blueprints, drawings, to perform proper and safe maintenance, according to company OSHA regulations.

Perform maintenance and inspection, analyze test, measure, repair, trace out system and pipelines to perform full overhauls on assemblies or subassemblies of ST-80, Mud Pumps, Draw works, Steam system and/or other various valves, actuators and other oilfield drilling components and equipment.

Ensure reassemble of equipment to pristine condition and ensure that all tools and test equipment are fully serviceable prior to the start of repair work and are fully accounted for after each repair.

Non-technical duties will include routine house cleaning of the yard, shop, workspaces, cleaning equipment, and moving equipment around the yard.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC

Read and understand operating manuals, blueprints, drawings, and safety regulations.

Perform scheduled maintenance on various engines, hydraulic systems, pipelines, pumps, valves, actuators, and gauges such as cleaning, lubricating, repair and replace as needed to components, while recording daily logs and maintenance report forms.
Diagnose and identify malfunctions, using computerized tools and equipment.

Inspect, repair, and replace defective or worn parts, such as bearings, pistons, and gears.

Overhaul and test major components, such as engines, hydraulics, pressure gauges, pumps and electrical systems.

Disassemble and reassemble heavy equipment and components.

Travel to worksites to repair large equipment, such as cranes, dozers, Humvees, and other field equipment.

OUTSIDE MACHINIST

Read and understand operating manuals, blueprints, drawings, and OSHA safety guidelines to perform proper and safe maintenance, according to company, ship, and federal safety regulations.

Repaired and maintained the operating condition of Naval Vessels performance and production of multi-ton engines, hydraulic systems, pumps, pipelines, valves, actuators, gauges and electrical systems to pass company and ships required inspections.

Assemble and reassemble equipment after completion of inspecting, testing, or repairs, to assure

Observed and tested the operations of multi-million dollar machinery and equipment in order to diagnose malfunctions, using voltmeters, performing pressure tests and utilizing various other tools.

Operated newly repaired machinery and equipment to verify the adequacy of repairs.

Cleaned, lubricated, and adjust parts, equipment, and machinery as needed, correcting malfunctions.

Analyzed test results, machine error messages, and information obtained from operators in order to diagnose equipment problems.

Recorded and stored repairs maintenance performed, daily logs, and equipment performance and operations.

HYDRAULIC TECHNICIAN
Read and understand operating manuals, blueprints, drawings, and safety regulations.

Assembled, installed, repaired, and maintained multi-million dollar aircraft elevators, dumbwaiters, pumps, engines, valves, hydraulic pipeline/hoses, actuators, vessels steering, fuel and supply replenishment equipment, accumulators, expansion tanks, and various other equipment while using hand, power tools, and various testing devices.

Tested newly installed equipment to ensure that it meets specifications, and work properly, by verifying complaint, performing pressure test, weight tests,

Diagnose equipment to located malfunctions in brakes, motors, switches, and signal and control systems, using test equipment.

Adjusted safety controls, counterweights, door mechanisms, gauges and components such as valves, ratchets, seals, and brake lining.

Read understood and interpret blueprints to determine the layout of systems components, framework and foundations, and to select installations equipment.

Maintained log books that detail regular preventive maintenance all repairs, checks, watch standers, types and times of operations from start to finish.

___________________________________WORK HISTORY_______________________________
xxx-xxx-xxxx Oil field Operator/Floor hand Patterson UTI xxx-xxx-xxxx Heavy Equipment Mechanic Army Reserve xxx-xxx-xxxx Outside Machinist CTR Contracting xxx-xxx-xxxx Hydraulic Technician United States Navy

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Honorably discharged–Amy National Guard–Heavy Equipment Mechanic, 2009 –2012