Jay Guild

• Install and maintain complete weather RADAR systems for a multitude of private and public organizations worldwide
• Repair and service complex electronic and mechanical systems located within proprietary weather monitoring ecosystems
• Deploy and assess capabilities of foreign nations to host and support power and infrastructure-demanding electrical systems
• Diagnosed system failures and determined most cost-efficient solutions.
• Develop mechanical and electrical training programs for various countries' meteorological offices
• Work closely with DOD and foreign government's weather prediction services to create sound weather surveillance schedules
• Train foreign nationals to operate and maintain weather RADAR's
• Perform calibrations at height on various elevated structures across the United States and the World
• Read, interpret, and modify schematics
• Coordinate heavy equipment, local contractors, and in-country aid to accomplish international instillations

• Assigned tasks to associates to fit skill levels and maximize team performance.
• Maintained inventory counts by assessing current state of inventory integrity against target accuracy levels and tracking variances.
• Ensured compliance with all BATFE regulations for firearms business.
• Collaborated with staff to maximize customer satisfaction and streamline procedures.

• Acted as the primary 2nd and 3rd echelon mechanic for 4 M1A1 Abrams Tanks and M88A1 HERCULES Recovery vehicles massing in over 20 million dollars of equipment.
• Discovered, assessed, diagnosed, and corrected technical deficiencies within turbine and diesel engines.
• Made alterations and corrections to heavy equipment during deployed training events under austere conditions with limited support assets.
• Was primarily responsible for the ordering, collecting, and sourcing of parts, components, and support equipment through multiple USMC stocking programs.
• Trouble shot deficient components and engines to the success and replacement of over 60 million dollars.
• Reported the work load and completion of tasks to command elements and assisted in the shaping of Battalion level movements based on the maintenance needs.
• Provided reports on various communication equipment interfacing with Main Battle Tank elements directly to 3M, BAE Systems, and Honeywell International Inc.

• Demonstrated water safety and swimming techniques to students of varying skill levels.
• Inspected assigned areas to verify proper posting of warning signs and safety devices and alerted patrons to beach conditions such as hazardous swimming to prevent accidents.
• Enforced beach ordinances and swimming rules, maintained inventory of first aid supplies, kept accurate records and resolved lost property issues.
• Carried out full range of specialized surf rescue tasks, including water rescues using jet-skis and rescue boats and executed prescribed emergency action correctly and quickly upon accidents.
• Recognized needs and administered CPR, automated external defibrillator and oxygen following appropriate medical protocol and called for emergency assistance when necessary.
• Observed potentially abusive interactions among patrons and intervened or contacted authorities to address bullying or possible human trafficking situations.
• Updated logs detailing weather conditions, treatments provided and incident information to keep management informed of activities.
• Maintained strong proficiency in CPR, First Aid and Combat Life Saver rescue techniques to provide optimal support to individuals in distress.

• Served for 4 years consecutively as a staff member at Camp ALAFLO.
  
• Taught first year campers the basic skills of woodsmanship, orienteering, pioneering, first aid, camping, and self reliance.
  
• Served as a lifeguard on a lake front ensuring the safety of hundreds of campers in sub idea water conditions.
  

Trained, developed, and led over 60 youth staff members to the common goal of the camp.

• Established a safe environment for adult and youth campers in the wooded areas of South Alabama.
  
• Rendered primary first aid to a staff member when bitten by a venomous snake.
  

Rendered aid to a youth when he became hypothermic during monsoon like conditions.

Created, oversaw, and enacted the plan for two months of survival camping for campers and staff.

• Invented new systems that allowed for ease of training and development of staff and campers.