AMINULLAH AMIN

Highly skilled and mission-focused Technician with over 8 years of proven success supporting commercial operations through maintenance, repair, and installation of HVAC, refrigeration, and commercial kitchen systems. Combines hands-on technical mastery with strong leadership and logistical coordination to ensure operational continuity, regulatory compliance, and asset longevity across diverse facility types. Universal EPA-certified and OSHA-trained, with deep knowledge of electromechanical, pneumatic, and electrical systems. Adept at interpreting complex schematics, managing critical infrastructure, and delivering results under pressure. Former Department of Defense Cultural Advisor with a unique background in high-stakes communication, interagency collaboration, and cross-cultural engagement in global conflict zones. Recognized for problem-solving under pressure, optimizing system performance, and leading by example in both field and supervisory roles.

• Trained and mentored 15+ junior technicians, leading to increased workforce readiness and reduced turnover.
• Enhanced Safety Compliance with OSHA and NFPA codes by conducting monthly inspections and creating a hazard mitigation checklist.
• Awarded Certificate of Appreciation by DoD Command Staff for outstanding cultural liaison service and strategic support in Afghanistan operations.
• Successfully installed over 200 commercial appliances and HVAC systems, meeting all compliance, budget, and performance requirements.

• OSHA 30-Hour General Industry Safety Certification — National Safety Council | Completed: November 2021
  Focused on workplace safety, hazard mitigation, and compliance with OSHA regulations for federal contractors. Covered topics such as electrical safety, personal protective equipment (PPE), confined space entry, and fire prevention.
• Refrigerant Recovery and Handling (Universal EPA Certification) — EPA Certified Training Course | Completed: February 2020
  Achieved Universal Certification in refrigerant handling for both residential and commercial systems. Training included environmentally compliant refrigerant use, retrofitting equipment, and understanding EPA regulations for both civilian and federal installations.