Christopher Rice

• Supervise, plan, and coordinate maintenance on over 5,000 pieces of equipment, including wheeled vehicles, weapon systems, and diagnostic equipment.
• Supervise recovery operations on tracked wheeled vehicles.
• Supervise personnel performing the duties of Armament/Fire Control Maintenance Supervisor and Maintenance Supervisor.

• Developed and implemented lesson plans to instruct students on the principles of mathematics, science and English.
• Conducted lectures, demonstrations and group activities in order to enhance learning experience.
• Encouraged students' critical thinking skills by facilitating classroom discussions.
• Courses Taught:

Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic consisting of automotive systems to include air, fuel, electrical, hydraulics, brakes, steering, suspension, pneumatics, powertrain, and air conditioning.

Vehicle recovery, which consists of the operation and maintenance of recovery vehicles, oxygen and acetylene gas torch operations, recovery methods, boom and hoist operations, winch operations, recovery of mired vehicles, and overturned and disabled vehicles.

Advanced Leaders Course, which focuses on leadership, the technical aspect of being a wheeled vehicle mechanic supervisor, and the maintenance of all Army wheeled vehicles.

• Assisted with the loading and unloading of vehicles onto tow truck.
• Transported damaged or disabled vehicles from accident sites to repair shops or other destinations.
• Repaired broken down vehicles on the side of the road when needed.
• Conducted scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on diesel engines and machinery.
• Diagnosed mechanical problems and made necessary repairs.
• Inspected vehicles for safety issues and roadworthiness.
• Tested electrical circuits for faults using schematics and diagnostic computers.
• Maintained accurate records of all services performed on diesel engines.
• Followed safety guidelines while performing repair work on heavy-duty vehicles.

• Conducted scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on diesel engines and machinery.
• Diagnosed mechanical problems and made necessary repairs.
• Inspected vehicles for safety issues and roadworthiness.
• Tested electrical circuits for faults using schematics and diagnostic computers.
• Maintained accurate records of all services performed on diesel engines.
• Followed safety guidelines while performing repair work on heavy-duty vehicles.