 Basic Hydraulics
 Sigma 6 White Belt
 Safety Trainer
 Mechanically inclined
 Team Leader
Certifications
 ENSA Safe Access & Rescue Wind Certificate  American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED Card
 ENSA Authorized Climber – Telecom NATE Certificate  Level 1 Crane Rigging Certificate
 Electrical & Electrical Metering Safety Certificate  Signalperson Certificate
 Fasteners, Torque, and Tension Certificate  Accumulator Charging Certificate
 OSHA 10-Hour Construction Safety Card  CADWELD Certificate
 Airstreams Renewable Energy & Communication Tower Technician Program Certificate

Education and Training
Airstreams Renewables, Inc.
Renewable Energy & Communication Tower Technician Program
Accelerated training on various aspects of mechanical, electrical, and technical skills required to
safely troubleshoot, diagnose, and service renewable energy and communication tower equipment
with an emphasis on safety.
2014
Primary Leadership Development Course 2010

Career History and Accomplishments
United States Army Team Leader/Shift Supervisor Oct 2009-April 2014
 Trained and Supervised 10 junior Electricians in maintaining Electrical, Avionic, and Hydraulic/Mechanical systems
aboard the AH-64D Apache Attack Helicopter.
 Trained 30 personnel in proper safety operations of overhead crane, and 10K forklift operations in accordance with
OSHA and local regulations.
 Mentored two personnel how to be Team Leaders which resulted in their promotion within 3 months to 1st shift team
leaders with 5 team members under them.
United States Navy Instructor Sep 2005- Sep 2009
 Instructed over 225 students on flight line safety, and basic hand signals for aircraft handling.
 Taught 98-301 level college mathematic and electrical theory to 25 junior Sailors and Marines per quarter.
 Maintained meticulous student records for individual learning plans to achieve maximum student growth.
United States Navy Shift Supervisor Sep 2000-Sep 2005
 Responsible for 45 million dollars of electronic equipment, 68 personnel,and for presenting production reports to
senior enlisted and 3 maintenance officers.
 Ensured that all speacial tools, clasified material, and test equipment invintoies were completed before and after
working hours.

 Preformed Quality Assurance inspections on all electronic test equipment, and weapon repairable assemblies (WRA)
for corrosion, foreign object debris, and electrocution/electric static discharge hazards.
United States Navy Technician/Electrician Sep 1999-Sep 2000
 Repaired over 300 pieces of Avionics equipment which were vital in keeping the fleet at 100% Operational Status
 Responsible for the repair, maintenance, and inspections of all Electrical and Avionic systems in forty, SH-60B
Seahawk Helicopters.
 Meticulously maintained training records for 30 personnel for all qualification required for Avionic Technicians.
 Ordered over $550,000 dollars in supplies and materials per quarter that kept the company functioning at a high level
of readiness.
 Filed and organized training records for 30 Avionic Technicians to include all required qualifications and