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Jose De Leon-Morales

Fairview,OR

Summary

Military occupational specialty qualified wheeled vehicle mechanic in the Oregon National Guard and former masonry helper. Leverage recent, immersive training received from Advanced Individual Training in Fort Gregg Adams, Virginia regarding mechanics that helped build basic knowledge and skills necessary to perform field level maintenance on Army Wheeled Vehicles. Posses a comprehensive background in having attention to detail and care and use of both hand tools and power operated tools, derived from on-the-job training as a masonry helper. Knowledgeable in attributes stemming from attending a 10 week basic training in Fort Jackson, South Carolina which include safety, accident prevention & first aid, discipline, time management, communication, and responsibility.

Overview

5
5
years of professional experience

Work History

Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic (91B)

Oregon Army National Guard
01.2022 - Current
  • Equipment and supervising recovery and maintenance on wheeled vehicles, heavy-wheeled vehicles, selected armored vehicles, and associated items
  • Servicing automotive wiring harness, starting and charging systems that make up the electrical systems
  • Responsible for the readiness and use of a general mechanic’s toolkit
  • Responsible for maintenance support for a high mobility multipurpose wheeled vehicle and heavy expanded mobility tactical truck valued at $600,000
  • Performed preventative maintenance checks (PMC'S) on vehicles before, during, and after use to identify damage, wear, and to ensure proper function.
  • Diagnosed malfunctions through systematic troubleshooting of vehicle faults.
  • Leveraged specifications and drawings from technical manuals to execute repairs and maintenance.
  • Loading and unloading equipment onto vehicles and attached equipment handling systems
  • Making sure we have full accountability of all vehicles, equipment handling systems, and equipment on board especially when going to the field and returning.
  • Maintain a safe work environment by following standards and procedures
  • Accurately fill out service, inspection, maintenance, and warranty forms
  • Use of a variety of hand and power tools including torque wrench, Allen wrench, drills, files sockets, multimeter, precision gage, borescopes, etc

Djibouti, Africa Deployment

Oregon National Guard
05.2025 - 03.2026
  • Collaborated with a wheeled vehicle mechanic (91B) unit from New Mexico in servicing military vehicles during pre-mobilization preparation.
  • Acquired Master Driver Badge by completing over 8,000 miles of driving both a HMMWV and M-ATV.
  • Conducted daily PMCS on assigned vehicles before, during, and after use.
  • Qualified on all required weapon systems before and during deployment. These include the M4, S-DMR, M240B, M320, M17 and 590A1.
  • Demonstrated proficiency in maintenance tasks including disassembling, assembling, and mounting sighting systems, proper boresighting, and zeroing mentioned weapons.
  • Leveraged specifications and drawings from technical manuals to execute maintenance and determine any flaws.
  • Led a team of 3 soldiers to ensure completion of daily base security tasks and readiness activities.

Call Center Customer Service Representative

NetVendor
Tualatin, Oregon
02.2024 - 05.2025
  • Assisted 50-80 callers daily answering questions and resolving complex issues regarding the vendor compliance services required to work with partnered property management groups.
  • Guided customers on detailed use of online portal, reducing future inquiries to team.
  • Managed transactions involving purchases, exchanges, and refunds efficiently.
  • Successfully de-escalated irate customers, transforming negative experiences into positive outcomes.

Masonry

Vios Masonry LLC
Portland, OR
06.2022 - 06.2023
  • Arrive at job site, unloaded any tools and equipment like cement mix, stones, bricks, wheelbarrow, tool box, etc.
  • Manually mixed cement in a wheelbarrow with a shovel.
  • Spread cement mix on surfaces that will have stone or bricks laid on with a trowel.
  • Set up scaffolding if necessary and hand bricks or stone to masonry worker.
  • Assisted in cutting stone into specified patterns and dimensions using a wet tile saw and masonry saw.
  • Used a hammer and chisel to remove stone and bricks that need to be replaced.
  • loaded everything back up and cleaned up any mess that was left on job site after each project.

Education

High School Diploma -

Reynolds High School
Troutdale, OR
06-2023

Skills

  • Bilingual (Spanish, English)
  • Care and Use of Power Operated Tools (Masonry)
  • Care and Use of Hand Tools (Masonry)
  • Maintenance (Military Wheeled Vehicles)
  • Safety, Accident Prevention and First Aid
  • Responsible
  • Communication
  • Discipline
  • Active Learner

Volunteer Experience

  • Liberation Library, 2021, Made bookmarks for incarcerated teenagers
  • Reynolds Middle School Food Stand, 2020, Helped prepare and serve food at a sports event
  • Community Learning Center Reynolds High School, Helped students with their homework and classwork. Gave them advice on how to pass their classes and taught time management skills

Timeline

Djibouti, Africa Deployment

Oregon National Guard
05.2025 - 03.2026

Call Center Customer Service Representative

NetVendor
02.2024 - 05.2025

Masonry

Vios Masonry LLC
06.2022 - 06.2023

Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic (91B)

Oregon Army National Guard
01.2022 - Current

High School Diploma -

Reynolds High School
Jose De Leon-Morales