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David Alan Gauley

Barstow

Summary

Reliable [Desired Position] with solid background in mechanical supervision and team management. Extensive experience overseeing daily operations, ensuring safety compliance, and implementing process improvements. Demonstrated leadership and problem-solving skills to drive project success and enhance team productivity.

Overview

28
28
years of professional experience

Work History

General Foreman

KBR
04.2015 - Current
  • Iam Soley responsible for 32 employees directly and 30 employees indirectly. Manage maintenance and supply functions to include planning, scheduling and coordination of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance by assigning work to lead mechanics, mechanics and personnel. Support rotation and operations group Division during RSOI and Regeneration. Familiar with GCSS-A operations as they pertain to fleet management, accurate maintenance tracking, material movement, inventory, and maintenance man-hour reporting.
  • Coordinate and report accountability and location of all personnel and equipment. Interface with the primary customer and all stakeholders, to include government representatives, to ensure accuracy of reporting and all maintenance records. Maintain records management using company policy, parent contractor policies and U.S. Army Maintenance procedures I.E 10-20-30 standards and preventive maintenance schedule sheets, work load planning scheduling, vehicle tracking, time management in accordance with the Maintenance Allocation chart, and maintenance hours reporting. Ensure a low rework/rejection rate by professionally developing employees to deliver quality work on equipment in accordance with the technical manuals. Work as the alternate PLL supervisor and oversee the shop in accordance with DA PAM710-2 and supporting regulations. Additional responsibilities: property book officer, tool room supervisor, Calibration Coordinator, HAZMAT (Hazardous Material) and Safety Officer. Assign responsibilities, supervise, manage productivity, and ensure adherence to the Collective Bargaining Agreement, contractual compliance regulations and company policies. Supervise all property book inventories and operations; maintain accountability of all assigned government property. Attend meetings, provide briefings, and submit reports to senior management as required. Oversee Estimated Cost of Damage reporting to ensure lead personnel complete the process in a timely manner and all stakeholders are apprised of the status. Assist with supervision on the Drivers training program, load testing, prime quality assurance reporting and quality control deliverables. Coordinate with site manager, vendors, suppliers and managers on all warranty issues and cross leveling of assets. Always ensures a high degree of customer satisfaction by providing on-time fleet maintenance and delivering the best return for the customer’s investment. Continually interface with customer to ensure quality work, anticipate needs and deliver customer satisfaction.
  • Supervisor: Adam Rivera (760-380-2341)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Soldier

U.S. Army Guard
02.1997 - 03.2023
  • As an Infantry Stryker commander I am responsible for a 1.4-million-dollar vehicle along with a driver and infantry squad. I am an E-5 Non-Commissioned officer that must hold a high degree of military bearing. I often volunteer as a platoon medic and advanced party in order to assist my platoon in accomplishing our mission. I am responsible for instructing and mentoring the lower enlisted soldiers within my unit. I have served on deployment to the George Floyed riots in Los Angeles and Overseas Deployment supporting Combat missions for Operation Iraqi Freedom with over 130 combat missions as a machine gunner which required split second decision making and the highest degree of Military bearing. I retired after 25 years of service with an Honorable discharge.
  • Supervisor: SFC Moreno (559-920-2729)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Lead technician

Northrop grumman/westech
08.2011 - 04.2015
  • As a first line supervisor I am directly responsible for 20 mechanics and indirectly responsible for 40 mechanics. Manage project schedule, Lead Technical meetings and provide direction to the team, Communicate project status to various levels of management, Identify project risks and resolve project issues, Monitor work assignments, Perform project reviews (QC). I write formal evaluations on the work turned in from mechanics and when necessary counsel on disciplinary matters.
  • Supervisor: Edward Wislon (760-380-4090)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

E.M.T.

Imperial Ambulance
08.2010 - 08.2011
  • As an EMT. I worked as a Paramedic on routine and STAT calls. I am familiar with county EMT basic protocols and all equipment on the ambulances. I have a current CPR and EMT certification for Tulare, Fresno and Kern counties. I also worked on BLS ambulances a few shifts a week in which I was the primary attendant. I completed PCRs and all required work before it is due and held the highest degree of professionalism at all times.
  • Supervisor: Stewart Smith (559-793-8629)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Contact me first

Sargent E-5

US Army
08.2008 - 09.2009
  • As an NCO during the 135 combat missions performed an Iraq, I was in charge of squad level operations and soldiers. For the first six months of the point I was a 50 Cal gunner for the convoy commander for the final four months I perform the duties of a truck commander. I was responsible for pre-and post combat checks for all my soldiers. Before every mission I personally believe my soldiers about the rules of engagement and escalation of force along with any intelligence briefings they should be aware of. Upon leaving the compound while in Iraq I had a recipe already and was the first line supervisor who made decisions in regards to who went into our custody, turning of fire and the request for air support and medical evacuation. I routinely detained in surgeons and when necessary escorted them back to the compound and turn them over to for processing. I am in various metals to include an Army commendation medal, good conduct medal and calling from high command including one from the Command Sergeant Major overseeing all operations and Iraq, for excellence in combat for my actions in a particular engagement.
  • Supervisor: SSG Bachelor (760-567-8675)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

E.M.T.

Gold Cross Ambulance
11.2007 - 07.2008
  • As an EMT I am directly responsible for patient care in emergency situations ranging from mild to acute medical and trauma. I drove code 32 emergency scene and to the hospital during ALS calls. I am familiar with all county and local protocols and hold a current CPR and EMT certification. In El Centro we range from 6 to 12 calls a shift. 75% are from 911 dispatch because of this being a border town. I gained valuable experience in the field of EMS I enjoy helping people which makes my job extremely enjoyable. I have first responded on many locations where we were the first unit on scene for a period of time and had multiple patients ranging from routine too cute both medical and trauma.
  • Supervisor: Richard Lopez (760-693-8076)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Squad Leader, SGT

U.S. Border Patrol/ Army
05.2006 - 06.2008
  • On this deployment I worked and was partnered with the US border patrol agents and assumed Federal Law Enforcement duties under the direct supervision of a U.S. Border Patrol Agent and worked mostly on the entry identification team. Together we patrolled the southwest border between El Centro Sector and the Yuma Sector. My duties included being placed out in the desert with an M9 pistol, radio and thermals to detect illegal activity and entry into the United States. I was given arrest authority by the federal government and routinely assisted the border patrol with the apprehension of individuals who were violating the law by crossing the US border illegally. As a squad leader I was given various missions to complete, given a squad of six troops I was there first line supervisor. I also was directly responsible for the welfare of my soldiers. I briefed my soldiers every morning on safety protocols, tasks and procedures. I wrote formal evaluations on my soldiers and regularly wrote recommendations for promotion and when necessary counsel my soldiers on disciplinary matters. My squad always completed our assigned task before our deadline. I received soldier of the month numerous times and received a California commendation medal for saving a civilian life who was moderately injured in a car accident while on duty. The final six months on this mission I was advanced to the position of operations NCO where I was a liaison between the border patrol in the army. I scheduled work and supervise the work to complete the mission at hand.
  • Supervisor: Leroy Thorp (760-427-9716)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Technician, 5803

MATES Fort Irwin
05.1999 - 09.2004
  • Repairs, rebuilds or overhauls major assemblies of internal combustion automobiles, buses, trucks or tractors. Work involves replacing worn or broken parts such as piston rings, bearings, or other engine parts; grinding and adjusting valves; rebuilding carburetors; overhauling transmissions; and repairing fuel injection, lighting and ignition systems. Performs other, related duties as assigned. I also performed other duties as assigned.
  • Supervisor: Chris Glucheff (760-380-4217)
  • Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Education

Technical or occupational certificate -

Basic Police Academy
victorville, CA
06.2022

Some college (no degree) - Paramedicine

Community College of San Francisco
San Francisco, CA

Professional degree (e.g. MD, JD, DDS) - undefined

University of Phoenix
Ontario, CA

Some college (no degree) - core corses, core courses

Porterville college
Poplar, CA
05.2010

Some college (no degree) - Emergency Medical Certificate, Fire Technology

Imperial Valley Collage
Imperial, CA
12.2007

Skills

  • Coordinating team efforts
  • Operational equipment management
  • Operational oversight abilities
  • Verbal and written communication

Affiliations

  • Relay for Life - Active member and team captain
  • VFW - Member of the VFW
  • Moose member - Member

Training

  • 25 Years of Military service. Retired 2023-02-28
  • 2 years with Border Patrol
  • Combat tour in Iraq as a Scout
  • Retired from an Infantry Unit.
  • Currently a Supervisor At Operations Group.
  • Currently hold an EMT- B certificate and National Registry.

Additional information

  • Honor graduate at tech school
  • Army Commendation Medal
  • Iraq Campaign Medal
  • California Commendation Medal
  • Good Conduct Medal
  • Global War on Terrorism Medal
  • Combat Action Badge
  • O.S.H.A Federal 40 hour Inspector certification
  • Code 3 Driving certification
  • Currently hold both EMT and National Registry along with a current Health Care Provider CPR card.
  • PARAMEDIC Course
  • P.O.S.T. Basic Police Academy level 3 and 2

Timeline

General Foreman

KBR
04.2015 - Current

Lead technician

Northrop grumman/westech
08.2011 - 04.2015

E.M.T.

Imperial Ambulance
08.2010 - 08.2011

Sargent E-5

US Army
08.2008 - 09.2009

E.M.T.

Gold Cross Ambulance
11.2007 - 07.2008

Squad Leader, SGT

U.S. Border Patrol/ Army
05.2006 - 06.2008

Technician, 5803

MATES Fort Irwin
05.1999 - 09.2004

Soldier

U.S. Army Guard
02.1997 - 03.2023

Some college (no degree) - Paramedicine

Community College of San Francisco

Professional degree (e.g. MD, JD, DDS) - undefined

University of Phoenix

Some college (no degree) - core corses, core courses

Porterville college

Some college (no degree) - Emergency Medical Certificate, Fire Technology

Imperial Valley Collage

Technical or occupational certificate -

Basic Police Academy

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