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ALBERT C. ESTIPICAR

Summary

Electromechanical maintenance professional with over 6 years of experience in supporting mission-critical infrastructure operations. Expertise in preventive and corrective maintenance, equipment troubleshooting, and quality assurance. Proven track record in restoring high-value equipment and maintaining operational readiness in high-reliability environments. Skilled in translating complex technical requirements into safe, repeatable maintenance actions.

Overview

7
7
years of professional experience

Work History

Facilities Maintenance Test & Evaluation Technician

U.S. Air Force, 377th Flight Test Missile Maintenance Squadron
Vandenberg Space Force Base, USA
03.2023 - Current
  • Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, inspections, and repairs for launch facility systems, operations support facilities, specialized transport vehicles, auxiliary power units, environmental control systems, life-support assets, power systems, and mission-critical support equipment.
  • Support a $2.3B weapon system test and evaluation program through operational test launch support, emergency power installations, launch-site conversions, contractor coordination, and launch-critical equipment readiness.
  • Completed 578 in-shop and field dispatch hours and 204 work orders; repaired an environmental control system and restored $2M of launch-critical command-and-control equipment to fully operational status.
  • Delivered 518 maintenance hours and 200 work orders while earning a Highly Qualified evaluation rating and Master Technician designation from Quality Assurance.
  • Utilized 424 maintenance hours to complete 224 work orders, ensuring operational readiness of 6 specialized transport vehicles and earning a 100% Quality Assurance pass rate.
  • Provided on-site technical assistance for emergency power system installations supporting two successful $34M operational test launches; recognized as Technician of the 4th Quarter.
  • Removed 3.5K+ gallons of water from two launch facilities, enabling execution of three operational test launches, including a seldom-performed $68M back-to-back test event.
  • Troubleshot and repaired a launch facility environmental control system, restoring fully mission-capable status to critical equipment racks and protecting $2M in command-and-control assets.
  • Coordinated installation of three secondary power sources worth $132K, improving site readiness and contributing to group-level recognition as a major command team of the quarter.
  • Aided in troubleshooting a storage battery voltage fault, bringing 8 launch-critical components valued at $870K back to fully operational status and restoring emergency power system capability to one of the nation's two ICBM test sites.
  • Supported repair or replacement of training and test assets valued from $60K to $67K, preventing 96- to 800-hour training stoppages and enabling timely graduation of 60 to 350 students annually.
  • Managed the squadron's largest tool and equipment program, covering 2.2K-2.3K items valued at $500K; trained personnel, resolved deviations, earned satisfactory Quality Assurance ratings, and supported 300+ completed jobs.
  • Restructured tool issuing practices, resolved 50 deviations, and reduced section workload by 87% while supporting 375 completed jobs.
  • Instructed new personnel on asset accountability for 2.2K items valued at $500K, enabling 409 completed work orders and contributing to group-level team recognition.
  • Coordinated 40 hours of electronic tool inventory training for 8 civilian contractors in preparation for electronic technical order usage and a $265K modernization program.
  • Oversaw 14 Boeing personnel during a two-week launch site conversion project that installed a $70M infrastructure upgrade supporting a $2.7B launch program.
  • Supported a $4.1M environmental system contract and facility restoration project for munitions storage and handling facilities, enabling long-term processing capability and system readiness.
  • Provided 60 hours of security and site support for a 10-year HVAC development and restoration project supporting ICBM and ammunition handling/storage facilities.
  • Resolved an airflow baseline issue with a 10-member team, enabling further communication equipment interface upgrades and supporting network modernization production.
  • Supported training for 5 Defense Threat Reduction Agency officials through site familiarization and technical support, strengthening weapons of mass destruction deterrence and compliance knowledge.
  • Mentored 220 technical training students over three hours, providing career guidance to future technicians and contributing to section-level Professional Team of the Year recognition.
  • Fostered a launch viewing event fundraiser, raising $1.1K for the group booster club, and conducted a familiarization tour for 200+ legacy personnel from 10 outside agencies during a 50-year anniversary reunion.

Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance / Asset Control Technician

U.S. Air Force, 741st Maintenance Squadron
Malmstrom Air Force Base, USA
04.2022 - 03.2023
  • Provided certified equipment and specialized vehicles for maintenance dispatch across a 13.8K-square-mile high-security missile complex covering 150 launch facilities and 15 operations support sites.
  • Controlled, stored, issued, and inventoried maintenance equipment and vehicles valued at $40M; supported dispatch of $18M in specialized tools, test equipment, controlled assets, and equipment kits.
  • Oversaw and prioritized scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions for a 162-vehicle fleet valued at $15M, including special-purpose and general-purpose vehicles.
  • Maintained data integrity for 4K section assets across three systems, improving accountability and supporting wing-level team recognition.
  • Ensured serviceability and accountability of 320 nuclear-certified equipment items, supporting maintenance teams with safe and ready equipment for high-security operations.
  • Prepared vehicles and equipment for field dispatch; configured 95 specialized vehicles for maintenance missions and enabled transport of 50 high-security assets.
  • Built and maintained a photo inventory portfolio for 3K equipment items, reducing personnel training time by 40% and saving an estimated 1.5K training hours annually.
  • Inspected 60-year-old troubleshooting equipment, identified 25 discrepancies, and facilitated corrective write-ups that supported Maintenance Support Professional of the Year recognition.
  • Assisted with a cable storage improvement project for 263 launch-critical cables, improving storage standards and reducing space requirements by 75%.
  • Served as alternate tool monitor; maintained accountability for 280 pieces of equipment and enabled maintenance/configuration of specialized vehicles.
  • Selected as Unit Safety Representative; verified serviceability of 7 eyewash stations and supported a safe work environment for 550 personnel.
  • Supported a major external nuclear surety inspection by aiding a 100% inspection of 340 certified equipment items with zero significant or critical errors.
  • Supported OLYMPIC STEP by providing equipment to 200 teams and enabled system functionality tests by supplying training and test equipment to 5 agencies.

Facilities Maintenance / Periodic Maintenance / Tool Room Technician

U.S. Air Force, 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron
Malmstrom Air Force Base, USA
09.2019 - 04.2022
  • Sustained and repaired 150 launch facilities and 15 operations support facilities across a 13.8K-square-mile complex, including fuel storage, wastewater, power generation, power distribution, and environmental control systems.
  • Ensured assigned tools, test equipment, and special-purpose vehicles were serviceable, controlled, maintained, and ready for maintenance dispatch.
  • Maintained fuel supply and storage, wastewater subsystems, and hazardous waste processes while ensuring proper disposal of regulated materials.
  • Troubleshot, repaired, and serviced facility power generation/distribution systems and environmental control systems in support of critical infrastructure operations.
  • Completed 45 dispatches, 720 maintenance hours, and 442 work orders, supporting the command's best periodic maintenance completion rate.
  • Improved periodic maintenance vehicle inventory by inspecting 5K tools, correcting 75 discrepancies, and validating 100% accountability during evaluation requirements.
  • Executed a $33K brine chiller replacement, restoring rack cooling air to critical equipment and protecting $32M in high-value system components.
  • Performed 9 facility waste disposal system inspections, ensured proper operation, and prevented $6.7M in potential downstream damage.
  • Assisted with two diesel electric generator replacements, restoring backup power capability, preserving system survivability, and preventing mission downtime.
  • Executed 10 lightning protection system inspections and validated 90 test points, supporting 10 high-priority facility missions and protecting high-value infrastructure.
  • Enforced chemical safety procedures; processed and disposed of 5.2K pounds of hazardous waste while maintaining wing and federal compliance.
  • Instructed 3 junior technicians on periodic maintenance task flow and technical data compliance, decreasing inspection time by 10%.
  • Secured critical assets while cleaning, inspecting, and maintaining 300 shotguns and supporting a large, geographically dispersed facility complex.
  • Handpicked as a wing honor guard member; completed 120 training hours and performed 12 military funerals while representing Air Force traditions and professionalism.
  • Completed leadership and communication coursework, including John Maxwell leadership courses, gaining management and organizational communication skills for future supervisory roles.

Education

Associate of Applied Science - Electronics / Electrical Power Technology

Community College of the Air Force
Montgomery, AL

Skills

  • Preventive and corrective maintenance
  • Electromechanical troubleshooting
  • Power generation and distribution
  • Environmental control systems
  • Auxiliary power units
  • Emergency power systems
  • Technical inspections
  • Quality assurance readiness
  • Safety and hazardous material compliance
  • Asset accountability
  • Tool control and inventory
  • Work order documentation
  • Blueprints, technical orders, and schematics
  • Contractor coordination
  • Training and mentoring
  • Critical facility operations
  • Root-cause troubleshooting
  • Microsoft Office and data entry

Selected Achievement Bank

  • Quality & inspections: Earned 100% Quality Assurance evaluation/program inspection pass rates and supported major external inspections with zero significant or critical errors.
  • Maintenance output: Completed or supported 1,300+ documented work orders across field dispatch, shop maintenance, inspections, and equipment readiness activities.
  • Asset management: Managed, inspected, or accounted for more than 14K tools, assets, vehicles, and equipment items across multiple programs and inventory systems.
  • Safety & compliance: Supported hazardous material disposal, eyewash station readiness, safety representative duties, technical order compliance, and regulated maintenance processes.
  • Cost avoidance/protection: Restored or protected high-value equipment and infrastructure ranging from $60K assets to $32M critical components.
  • Training impact: Reduced training time by 40%, saved an estimated 1.5K training hours annually, and mentored more than 220 technical training students.

Education Training And Credentials

  • Community College of the Air Force, Montgomery, AL, Associate of Applied Science, Electronics / Electrical Power Technology
  • Airman Leadership School, resident leadership course, 2022
  • Military technical training in facility maintenance, electrical power technology, maintenance documentation, safety practices, equipment accountability, and high-reliability operations
  • Active Secret Security Clearance
  • Certified Personnel Reliability Program experience in a high-security, high-reliability maintenance environment
  • Microsoft Office proficiency; experience maintaining records, inventories, work order documentation, and equipment accountability data

Awards Recognition And Leadership

  • Promoted to Staff Sergeant; recommended for future roles including team chief, site supervisor, evaluator, and maintenance operations controller.
  • Air Force Achievement Medal; Technician of the Quarter; Master Technician designation; Highly Qualified evaluation rating; Quality Assurance recognition.
  • Contributed to squadron, group, and wing-level awards including Maintenance Effectiveness Award, Professional Team of the Year, Team of the Quarter, and major command-level recognition.
  • Selected as Unit Safety Representative and alternate tool monitor; supported safe work practices, tool accountability, and inspection readiness for large maintenance sections.
  • Led or coordinated volunteer teams supporting community and unit events, including 160 hours of animal shelter habitat maintenance and childcare support for 100 children during inter-command event support.

Civilian Keyword Bank

  • Maintenance
  • Preventive maintenance
  • Predictive maintenance
  • Corrective maintenance
  • Troubleshooting
  • Diagnostics
  • Root-cause analysis
  • Electrical systems
  • Mechanical systems
  • Electromechanical systems
  • Environmental control systems
  • HVAC
  • Auxiliary power units
  • Emergency power systems
  • Battery systems
  • Power distribution
  • Equipment readiness
  • Material handling equipment
  • Robotics maintenance
  • Automation maintenance
  • Technical documentation
  • Quality assurance
  • Safety compliance
  • OSHA safety mindset
  • Hazardous materials
  • Tool control
  • Asset management
  • Inventory control
  • Work orders
  • Field service
  • Facility maintenance
  • Critical infrastructure
  • Contractor coordination
  • Training
  • Mentoring
  • Microsoft Office

Technical Systems And Environments

launch facilities, operations support facilities, high-reliability equipment rooms, specialized transport vehicles, facility support systems, training assets, test-site infrastructure, environmental control units, heating/ventilation/air conditioning systems, auxiliary power units, emergency power systems, battery systems, power distribution components, wastewater and fuel storage subsystems, lightning protection systems, mission-critical equipment racks, preventive maintenance, corrective maintenance, technical inspections, troubleshooting, diagnostics, work order processing, tool accountability, inventory control, safety checks, quality assurance preparation, post-repair operational verification

Target Civilian Roles

  • Mechatronics & Robotics Technician
  • Automation Maintenance Technician
  • Electromechanical Technician
  • Field Service Technician
  • Critical Facilities Technician
  • Facilities Maintenance Technician
  • Test & Evaluation Technician
  • Aerospace Ground Support Technician
  • Maintenance Planner
  • Tool Program Manager
  • Equipment Coordinator
  • Quality Assurance Support Technician

Timeline

Facilities Maintenance Test & Evaluation Technician

U.S. Air Force, 377th Flight Test Missile Maintenance Squadron
03.2023 - Current

Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance / Asset Control Technician

U.S. Air Force, 741st Maintenance Squadron
04.2022 - 03.2023

Facilities Maintenance / Periodic Maintenance / Tool Room Technician

U.S. Air Force, 341st Missile Maintenance Squadron
09.2019 - 04.2022

Associate of Applied Science - Electronics / Electrical Power Technology

Community College of the Air Force
ALBERT C. ESTIPICAR