Re: Maintenence Management Professional

Apr 27, 2004 0 Replies

The big question in this group, Chuck, is can you hold your liquor.


CHARLES J. GILBERT
> snipped-for-privacy@triad.rr.com
>
> Career Objective:
> To obtain a challenging position in telecommunications maintenance or

maintenance management.



> Major Qualifications:
> * Over nine years experience in electronics repair, administrative

operations, and shop management.


* Highly motivated, results oriented supervisor with a track record of

successful performance of increasing responsibility and difficulty.


* Department of Defense Secret Security Clearance.
>
> Professional Experience:
>
> Supervisory:
> *
Controlled capital assets totaling in excess of $10,000,000.
> * Planned, budgeted, and monitored quarterly accounts of up to $1,000,000

to affect preventive and corrective maintenance.


* Prioritized, scheduled, and supervised the repair of over $10,000,000

of communication systems involving over 20 electronic technicians on a daily basis.


* Responsible for coaching, development, and team building of over 100

service members, to include safety and quality inspections.



> Employment History:
> August 1994 - Present United States Marine Corps
> March 2002 - Present Maintenance Management Supervisor
> Responsible for the following: Planning for deployment of a maintenance

unit; Supervision of electronic maintenance support programs and maintenance production; Preparation of budgets for maintenance and operational commitments; Brief commander on equipment readiness; Supervise the deployment of field maintenance activities; Supervise the training for communications maintenance and operational personnel


July 2000 - March 2002 Communication-Electronics Maintenance Supervisor
> Assisted in the planning for deployment of field maintenance activities;

managed maintenance production; supervised maintenance actions


March 1998 - July 2000 Radio/Multi-Channel Equipment Repair Supervisor
> Analyzed maintenance information system data; Managed maintenance shop

programs; Administered a quality control program; Deployed field maintenance activities; determined maintenance support requirements; Directed maintenance actions; Conducted training for personnel


October 1995 - March 1998 Radio/Multi-Channel Equipment Repairman
> Performed corrective maintenance on radio/multi-channel systems; Diagnosed

basic electronic circuits; Performed limited maintenance on cryptographic equipment; Performed corrective maintenance on single channel radios and tactical telephones; Performed corrective maintenance on computers and its peripherals; Performed corrective maintenance on tactical power supplies; Provided technical assistance during the installation of communications equipment


Management and Technical Training:
>
> 2004 Electronics Technician Supervisors Course
> Organization and administration; supervision and training; combat systems;

casualty control and reporting; quality assurance; test equipment; and maintenance.


2004 Microwave Principles
> Introduction to microwave principles. waveguides, microwave components and

circuits, tube principles and types, decibel measurement, solid state devices, and microwave antennas.


2000 Antenna Construction and Propagation of Radio Waves
> Propagation of radio waves, construction of antennas, and characteristics of antennas
> 2000 Electrician Course
> AC and DC systems, principles of electric power, and basic circuit calculations
> 1996 Solid State Devices
> Identification, testing, troubleshooting, and repair of integrated circuits
> 1996 Fundamentals of Leadership
> Decision making, problem solving, and personnel welfare
> 1996 Techniques of Instruction
> Basic concepts of instruction and techniques
> 1996 Terrorism Counteraction
> Description of terrorism, methods of targeting, nature of threat,

prevention of acts, and survival as a hostage


1995 Multi-Channel Equipment Repair Course
> Multi-Channel installation, testing, and repair
> 1995 Radio Fundamentals Course
> RF transmitters, receivers, and antenna theory of operation
> 1995 Basic Electronics Course
> Electricity, digital and analog electronic circuitry
>
> Skills and Strengths:
>
> * Repair, installation, adjustment, modification, and testing of data

systems, as well as radio, telephone, and antenna equipment, analog and digital electronics, and multiplexing


* Microsoft Office Suite and Microsoft Internet Explorer
> *
Strong organizational skills; able to prioritize, delegate, and

accomplish tasks and programs independently


* Excellent team builder and motivator
> *
Personable and articulate in written and verbal communications skills
> * Project oriented; able to complete multiple tasks achieving outstanding results
> *
Creative and innovative problem solver
> * Easily adaptable at learning new concepts and systems
> *
Effective manager of time and resources
>
> Awards:
>
> * Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal
> *
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (3)
> * Certificate of Commendation (12)
> *
Letter of Appreciation (3)
>
> Supervisor Evaluations and References:
>
> * Available upon request
>
>
>
>
>

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required