Gabriel Boyles

Functioned as a Battalion Maintenance Chief in state and during deployment overseas.

• Directed maintenance operations for a designated fleet of engineer equipment valued at over $50 million, ensuring maximum operational readiness and mission capability.
• Supervised and coordinated maintenance schedules, inspections, repairs, and recovery operations for heavy equipment and tactical vehicles.
• Managed maintenance records, service intervals, and work orders to ensure compliance with Marine Corps standards and maximize operational readiness.
• Led and trained junior Marines in troubleshooting, repair procedures, preventive maintenance, and safety protocols.
• Coordinated with supply and logistics to efficiently source repair parts, minimizing equipment downtime.
• Conducted quality assurance inspections to verify maintenance standards and equipment readiness.
• Achieved and sustained readiness rates above command requirements through proactive maintenance planning and effective resource management.

Performed mechanical repairs on engineer equipment to ensure operational efficiency.

• Diagnosed and repaired mechanical, hydraulic, diesel, and electrical systems on heavy equipment and support vehicles.
• Performed preventive maintenance inspections and corrective repairs to ensure reliable equipment performance.
• Supported mission-critical operations in adverse weather, remote locations, and high-pressure environments.
• Demonstrated commitment to safety, teamwork, and operational excellence while working extended hours when mission requirements demanded.
• Advised on the setup of power plans for operational support of a battalion-sized element in domestic and overseas deployments.