David Clark

• Trained Peshmerga Military personnel on the maintenance of heavy wheeled vehicles, including Oshkosh, Mack, International, and Freightliner models.
• Diagnosed, maintained, and repaired complex vehicle systems including air, electric, and hydraulic brakes; engines; transmissions; HVAC; and drivetrains.
• Utilized advanced diagnostic tools and electronic scanners to troubleshoot issues related to engine performance, emissions, and fuel systems.
• Conducted thorough inspections, disassembly, and reassembly of engines and other critical components.
• Maintained accurate service logs and ensured proper documentation of all maintenance and repair activities.
• Enforced strict safety compliance in all field operations, aligning with company standards and industry regulations.

• Delivered technical training to over 400 multinational personnel annually on specialized engineering machinery used in the overhead power-line industry.
• Provided on-site instruction for the commissioning and operational deployment of new equipment.
• Served as the subject matter expert for clients utilizing machinery in overhead power line installation projects.
• Developed comprehensive training modules, lesson plans, and safety procedures tailored to diverse operational requirements.
• Assessed trainee performance and adapted instructional methods to enhance learning outcomes.
• Maintained a 100% safety record across all training sessions and field operations.

• Trained foreign military personnel on the maintenance and operation of the MRAP family of vehicles.
• Instructed U.S. soldiers on maintenance procedures for 5-ton trucks, M1151A1, HEMTT, M113A3, M1 Abrams, M2 Bradley, and engineering equipment.
• Served as an instructor at the 7th ATC Combined Arms Training Center for the 63Y Transitional Training Course.
• Conducted unit armorer training on small arms maintenance, including M16, M4 Carbine, M240B, M249, M9, MK19, M2, and M500 weapons systems.
• Delivered theoretical instruction in basic hydraulics and basic electricity, along with hands-on training in engine, drivetrain, and brake systems.
• Observed and evaluated student performance, provided constructive feedback, and offered targeted recommendations for improvement

US ARMY. 62B

• Performed maintenance and repairs on a broad range of light and heavy military vehicles to ensure operational readiness.
• Utilized specialized tools and diagnostic equipment to accurately identify and resolve mechanical and electrical issues.
• Troubleshot equipment malfunctions and conducted routine maintenance to sustain peak performance and reliability.
• Inspected, evaluated, and calibrated electrical and mechanical systems and components to meet military standards.
• Diagnosed and repaired faults in complex vehicle systems, ensuring long-term functionality.
• Executed preventive maintenance procedures to enhance operational efficiency and maintain equipment quality.