Heavy equipment inspector lead
Aecom
Total years of experience :22 years, 11 Months
Perform Product Quality Deficiencies Report process when receiving improper or damaged repairparts (PDQR).
Perform load testing of various equipment IAW applicable technical reference.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Familiarisation of AWRDS and LOGSA.
Researching and documentant of safety messages, maintenance advisory message. (SOUM's, MAM'sand MWO's).
Expert in Fed log supply system.
Perform initial, in-progress, classification and final inspections.
Operate and inspect equipment to diagnose and troubleshoot defects.
Use technical manuals, bulletins and written directives in the performance of all inspections.
Examine parts for damage or excessive wear using micrometers and gauges.
Order required repair parts using appropriate military or technical manuals.
Perform battlefield damage assessment and repair (BDAR).
Classifies equipment for disposal IAW Army regulations and verify equipment condition codes.
Perform testing and certification of equipment and material during Load Testing Process.
Perform inspections, technical, and other reports involving mechanical equipment. Performs minortraining and supervision of HVAC work and other duties as assigned. • Continuous process improvement.
• Troubleshoots, maintains and repairs complex systems and equipment
• Maintains records of installation, maintenance and repair orders to track activities ensuring work is documented and on file; prepares status reports for projects.
• Coordinates projects related to installation, maintenance and repair work within area of assigned duties including planning and scheduling work and equipment.
• Inventories and orders supplies, parts, equipment and materials for projects and programs including determining appropriate supplies and materials and locating vendors; maintains adequate supply levels and inventory controls.
• Microsoft Enterprise Server 2000/2003; Microsoft Windows Operating Systems; Microsoft Exchange 2003 and other mail applications (local and remote
• Proven ability to inspect a broad range of vehicle variants (both wheeled and track) for dimensional accuracy, hardness and concentrically and alignment of parts.
• Ability to use precision measuring instruments and tools
Proficient in technical manuals 10/30 Army Standards
Troubleshoot and perform -10/-20/-30 level maintenance procedures on internal M992 Ammo track, M577, MIAI and M1 Abrams tanks. Perform technical inspections in accordance with established standards to include determining the extent of corrective action and repair parts required .
• Testing, operating, and driving of vehicles ensuring normal operation;
• Interpret schematic diagrams;
• Pack removal using overhead cranes;
• Troubleshooting;
• Dis assembly and repair.
Conducted daily surveillance, maintained accurate records, updated the “leak log”, and performed preventive and corrective maintenance on for over 1500 military vehicles on a pre-positioned ship
Responsible for servicing of vehicles in the fleet to include battery replacement, oil changes, diagnosis and troubleshooting faults. Ensured parts were ordered and received using internal computerized supply system
Technical skills enabled the repair of over 300 combat-ready, fighting wheel and track vehicles throughout deployment and military career. Knowledge, training and practical experience with computerized data bases for tracking, ordering, receiving, and reporting of materials, supplies and shipments ensuring vehicle readiness and Operational Readiness Rates remained within goal.
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