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Jamie Stevens

Vicksburg,MS

Overview

17
17
years of professional experience

Work History

Civil Engineering Technician

ERDC (federal government)
Vicksburg, MS
05.2005 - 03.2016
  • Oversaw large scale construction projects for military engineering of force protection systems.
  • Executed all forms of construction processes.
  • Operated highspeed photography and video equipment for test data analysis.
  • Report writing for post test summary and publication.
  • Supervised labor personnel throughout construction process.
  • Operated weapon systems including rifles, rockets, and explosive components.
  • Photo and video editing.
  • Procured materials and budget management for project funds.

Truck Mechanic

Stevens' Service Center
Vicksburg, MS
06.2003 - 12.2005
  • Performed preventive maintenance services, such as oil changes, lubrications and tune-ups.
  • Replaced brake pads, shock absorbers and mufflers.
  • Diagnosed issues with vehicles by conducting visual inspections and test drives.
  • Repaired or replaced defective parts using hand tools and power tools.
  • Inspected vehicle engines to diagnose mechanical problems.
  • Adjusted, repaired or replaced parts like carburetors, fuel pumps and distributors.
  • Tested drive trains for proper functioning of clutches and gear shifts.
  • Reassembled engine components after repairs were completed.
  • Installed new engines in vehicles when necessary.
  • Performed routine maintenance on trucks to ensure safe operation.
  • Checked fluid levels for brakes, coolant systems and transmission fluids.
  • Repaired radiators, water pumps and other cooling system components.
  • Identified worn out or damaged parts that needed replacement.
  • Lubed chassis components such as steering linkages, universal joints and suspension systems.
  • Cleaned and reconditioned alternators, starters, generators and voltage regulators.
  • Welded broken frames or structural members as needed.
  • Installed custom exhaust systems on various types of trucks.
  • Rewired ignition systems, lights and instrument panels.
  • Completed standard inspections to assess wear and damage to vehicles.
  • Raised trucks, buses and heavy parts or equipment with hydraulic jacks or hoists.

Heavy Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

U.S. Army
Ft. Lewis, WA
05.1999 - 05.2002
  • Checked, adjusted, and repaired vehicles' wheel alignment.
  • Maintained preventive maintenance records on all heavy wheeled vehicles in the fleet.
  • Inspected and tested trucks, trailers, and other related equipment for proper performance and safety.
  • Performed mechanical repairs to diesel engines of heavy wheeled vehicles.
  • Replaced or repaired worn out parts such as brake systems, transmissions, clutches, drive shafts, differentials, steering mechanisms.
  • Repaired electrical wiring systems including lights, horn.
  • Tested batteries and replaced them if necessary.
  • Changed oil and lubricated moving parts to reduce wear-and-tear on vehicle components.
  • Cleaned engine parts with solvents or steam cleaners to remove dirt, grease, oil buildup.
  • Assembled new heavy wheeled vehicles according to manufacturer's specifications.
  • Adjusted controls like brakes and valves to ensure proper functioning of vehicle components.
  • Repaired radiators by replacing hoses or soldering leaks in radiator cores.
  • Evaluated completed work to ensure that it met quality standards before returning the vehicle back into service.
  • Applied knowledge of principles of mechanics when working on heavy wheeled vehicles.
  • Provided technical guidance regarding repair techniques and procedures to junior mechanics.
  • Conducted regular inspections of vehicles in order to identify potential issues before they become major problems.
  • Dismantled heavy equipment to locate and accurately diagnose mechanical defects.
  • Kept accurate records of all machine and equipment repair work that had been performed.
  • Read and interpreted technical details such as schematics, manuals and drawings.

Owner

Meadow Lane Properties LLC
Vicksburg, MS
03.2016 - present
  • Developed and implemented a comprehensive property management strategy to maximize tenant satisfaction.
  • Conducted regular inspections of properties to ensure compliance with safety regulations and landlord-tenant laws.
  • Resolved tenant complaints in an efficient and effective manner.
  • Ensured that all rental payments were collected in a timely fashion.
  • Organized move-in, move-out processes for tenants including security deposits collection, returns.

Education

Some College (No Degree) - Civil Engineering/ Construction Engineering

University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg, MS

Skills

  • Material testing processes
  • Construction inspection
  • Daily reports management
  • Project Design
  • Land surveying
  • Materials Testing
  • Calculations and specifications
  • Cost estimating
  • Construction safety
  • Project Estimation
  • Construction Methods
  • Project Planning
  • AutoCAD proficiency
  • Technical report writing
  • Construction management

Timeline

Owner

Meadow Lane Properties LLC
03.2016 - present

Civil Engineering Technician

ERDC (federal government)
05.2005 - 03.2016

Truck Mechanic

Stevens' Service Center
06.2003 - 12.2005

Heavy Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic

U.S. Army
05.1999 - 05.2002

Some College (No Degree) - Civil Engineering/ Construction Engineering

University of Southern Mississippi
Jamie Stevens