Gabriel Mancil

• Maintained accurate records of all maintenance activities performed.

Currently, I am the lead maintenance technician at an aggregate plant. My primary role is to ensure the plant remains operational at all times.

• Performed preventive maintenance tasks, including lubrication and cleaning of machines and equipment.
• Responded promptly to emergency breakdowns at any time during shift hours.
• Replaced defective parts such as bearings, seals, gears, valves.
• Routinely inspected plant equipment for signs of wear or malfunctioning parts.
• Conducted performance and safety inspections on equipment and machinery to maintain operational baseline.
• Diagnosed equipment malfunctions and performed repairs to restore equipment and maintain uptime.

3.5 years of working as an Equipment Engineer. My primary work center was the WMATA Metro Rehab Project, located around the Washington, D.C., area. I worked directly with the Equipment Manager to coordinate repairs of company vehicles and equipment, along with sourcing any needed rental equipment.

• Understand and comply with all federal, state, and company health, safety, and environmental requirements.
• Material handling and procurement.
• Create and maintain tool/filter lists, and documentation.
• Logistics management and communication.
• Long/short-range equipment planning, scheduling, and budgeting.
• Establish and maintain communications between all levels of supervision and management.
• Support for craft maintenance technicians.

I worked for Hoffman Brothers, Inc. For four months as an intern. Worked primarily in a shop diagnosing and repairing all types of equipment, ranging from concrete cutting saws to large excavators.

• Diagnose and repair electrical issues
• Read maintenance and repair manuals.
• Perform engine rebuilds.
• Diagnose and repair hydraulic systems.
• Clean, organize, and inventory parts shelves.
• Order parts needed for repairs.
• Disassembled equipment using hand tools and hoists.
• Repaired or replaced damaged or worn parts.

I worked as a Heavy Equipment Mechanic intern, repairing gas and electric forklifts. I also spent 30 days working as a mobile technician, performing preventative and corrective maintenance at customer locations.

• Install safety lights and devices on rental equipment.
• Perform preventive maintenance in the field and at a shop.
• Diagnose and repair hydraulic systems
• Order parts, and write service reports for all work performed.
• Conducted regular inspections of vehicles to identify any potential safety risks before they become major problems.

Served four years in the U.S Army with one combat deployment to Afghanistan.

Primarily served as a rifleman, while acting as our platoons backup medic and designated marksman. Also served as our platoons primary driver for our quick reaction force.

• Work as a team in combat operations, providing tactical and technical guidance to subordinates and superiors.
• Lead driver for the platoons quick reaction force
• Operated communications equipment to aid in intercepting enemy radio traffic.
• Assist in land survey operations.
• Assist in planning for future operations
• Train new hires
• Record operational information.
• Maintain a high level of discipline and group cohesion in a stressful work environment.

Top Commendations

• Combat Infantryman Badge
• Afghanistan Campaign Medal with Campaign Star
• Army Commendation Medal
• Army Achievement Medal
• Army Good Conduct Medal
  Training:
• Expert Marksman
• M203 Grenade Launcher
• Duke Operators Course
• Biometrics training
• Thor III Operator CBT