AJae Schell
Vienna,MO
Summary
I was born and raised in Vienna Missouri. I went to Maries R1 school district. I was scheduled for college at State Tech to become a Bio Medical Engineer when instead i decided to join the Missouri Army National Guard due to the lifelong calling to serve my country. I have learned to be a skilled multitasker with superior work ethic and good teamwork, problem-solving and organizational skills. Willing to take on any task to help my team. Reliable and dedicated team player with hardworking and resourceful approach. I have lead eight troops under my direct command for the past 2 years with zero equipment broke or damaged.
Overview
3
3
years of professional experience
Work History
Active Duty Operational Support (ADOS) at Regional Training Site Management (RTSM)
US Army
10.2023 - Current
- Supported and aided in Senior Leaders Course (SLC) for 91X, Advanced Leaders Course (ALC) for 91B/91D, 91 Delta Reclass Course, 91 Bravo Reclass Course, and an ASI for Wheeled Recovery Specialist (H8)
- Set up Army Combat Fitness Tests for both ALCs and SLC
- Designed and implemented a comprehensive training program for the CROWS system, focusing on its operation, maintenance, and tactical applications
- Delivered lectures, hands-on training sessions, and simulations to military personnel on the use and integration of the CROWS system in various operational scenarios
- Provided in-depth instruction on the technical aspects of the CROWS system, including its components (e.g., day/night vision systems, weapon integration), maintenance procedures, and troubleshooting techniques
- Administered assessments to evaluate trainees' proficiency in operating and maintaining the CROWS system, providing constructive feedback and additional training as needed
- Led practical exercises to enhance understanding of the system’s real-world applications and operational effectiveness
- Ensured adherence to safety protocols and compliance with military standards during training sessions, maintaining a safe learning environment
- Created and updated training materials, including manuals and guides to support effective learning and ensure accuracy of information
- Collaborated with subject matter experts and military leaders to continually refine and improve the training program based on feedback and evolving requirements.
Surface Maintenance Repairer at FMS 5
Federal Government
03.2022 - Current
- Maintained wheeled and tracked vehicles, trailers, and Power Generation Systems
- Inspected, serviced, maintained, repaired, replaced, adjusted, and tested end items and material handling equipment systems, subsystems, and components
- Serviced electrical systems, including wiring harness, starting and charging systems
- Aided in determining work assignments along with scheduling overdue reports to bring log books to 100% on time completion
- Kept work area in a clean and orderly manner to prevent safety hazards in the work place
- Load tested Power generation systems upon completion of scheduled maintenance to ensure 100% functioning capability
- Performed remedial actions describers by operating instructions for our facility to solve interruptions during operating and testing procedures
- Removed all bad equipment and tagged for turn in upon testing and operating the system
- Performed special tests including temperature rise, sound, impulse, power factor, and resistance on various sizes of Power Generation systems
- Performed and assisted in development of special tools to enhance completion time on equipment
- Sanded and finished damaged parts
- Performed inspections, function checks, preventive maintenance, and recovery operations if needed
- Installed, aligned, and made needed adjustments to major components and assemblies
- Removed and replaced damaged fenders, quarter panels, and top panels by cutting and welding with oxyacetylene and electric arc welding equipment
- Maintained, tested, troubleshooted, and diagnosed various systems
- Identified, cared for, and used hand and power tools
- Disassembled damaged mobile equipment bodies and components to determine nature and extent of damage and required repairs
- Used Army maintenance doctrine, publications, and forms
- Performed administrative, technical, and tactical skills as needed.
Co I, 536th BSB/39th BSB/1/138th ID
US Army National Guard
05.2021 - Current
- Performed routine maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on a diverse range of wheeled military vehicles including light tactical vehicles, cargo trucks, and armored personnel carriers
- Specialized in the repair and overhaul of key vehicle systems, such as engines, transmissions, suspension systems, and drivetrains
- Provided expert technical support and troubleshooting for complex mechanical issues, ensuring operational readiness and reliability of all-wheeled vehicles
- Installed, maintained, and repaired various types of generators, including diesel and gas-powered units, ensuring reliable power supply for operational needs
- Conducted thorough diagnostics on electrical and mechanical systems, identifying faults and implementing corrective actions to minimize downtime
- Developed and executed preventive maintenance schedules to extend the lifespan of generator systems and wheeled vehicles to improve overall efficiency
- Operated and maintained recovery vehicles, including wreckers and other specialized recovery equipment, to support vehicle recovery and repair operations in challenging environments
- Applied advanced recovery techniques to safely extract disabled or damaged vehicles, employing knowledge of winching, lifting, and towing procedures
- Adhered to safety protocols and guidelines during recovery operations to ensure the safety of personnel and equipment
- Streamlined maintenance processes for all-wheeled vehicles and generators, increasing operational availability
- Executed high-stakes recovery operations with a 100% success rate, demonstrating exceptional skill in handling complex recovery scenarios and minimizing equipment damage
- Trained junior mechanics in best practices for vehicle maintenance, generator servicing, and recovery operations, contributing to a more skilled and capable team
- Comprehensive knowledge of all-wheeled vehicle mechanics and systems
- Expertise in generator installation, maintenance, and repair
- Proficient in recovery vehicle operation and recovery techniques
- Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting abilities
- Ability to work in high-pressure environments and adapt to changing conditions.
Education
High school diploma or equivalent -
Maries R1 School
Vienna, MO05.2020
Skills
- Teamwork and Collaboration
- Quick Learner
- Fast Learner
- Complex Problem-Solving
- Multitasking and Organization
- Attention to Detail
- Interpersonal and Social Skills
- Creative and Resourceful
- Public Speaking
- Strategic planning and analysis
- Quality Control
Jobrelatedtrainingcertifications
- All-Wheeled Mechanic Certification (91B)
- Generator Mechanic Certification (91D)
- Recovery Vehicle Certification (H8)
References
- Francis Amatey, 573-418-5118
- Tim Fick, 573-694-9124
Timeline
Active Duty Operational Support (ADOS) at Regional Training Site Management (RTSM)
US Army
10.2023 - Current
Surface Maintenance Repairer at FMS 5
Federal Government
03.2022 - Current
Co I, 536th BSB/39th BSB/1/138th ID
US Army National Guard
05.2021 - Current
High school diploma or equivalent -
Maries R1 School