Joseph Carey

• Repair vehicles in accordance to the requested work by the customer
• Diagnose unit issues
• General Service on a multitude of different brands
• Recommend services as you see issues or worn parts with a unit

• Led daily safety briefs and maintained continuous watch on range and users.
• Enforced range rules and removed violators.
• Increased sales by cross-selling firearms and accessories purchases.
• Maintained organized and completed payment and purchase records for in-store and special events sales.
• Recommended merchandise to customers based on needs and preferences.
• Maintained and repaired multiple different weapons systems from basic semi-auto pistols to full auto rifles.

• Completed frequent walk-throughs and directed team members to correct issues impacting store appearance or professionalism.

• Oversaw aspects of maintenance, inventory and daily activity management.

• Interviewed and vetted job applicants to make effective hiring decisions and fill vacancies with strong team members.

• I decided to further my education and use my GI Bill to attend UTI MMI Orlando.

• Wrote reports detailing events and people involved.

• Responsible for a large geographical area and had two officers I was responsible for for 12hour night shift.

• Experience with every call from small information reports to murder and domestic violence.

• I have worked under extreme stressors and helped guide junior officers in report writing and case file building.

• Significant experience in paperwork and organization with record keeping.

• Maintained rifles, machine guns and hand grenades, verifying weapon locations and operations.

• Instructed personnel on environmental hazard reduction and PPE use, driving standardized procedures and supporting team health and performance.

• My role as a Team Leader was over a M240b gun team, I effectively maintained employed and ran a gun team of three members.

Type of Discharge: Honorable

• In Hub assembly I built hubs for the largest wind turbines manufactured in the US.

• Task for this job required operation of a 60/20 ton dual overhead crane, torquing 200+ 36mm bolts to 36,000 PSI with a hydraulic machine attaching the blade plates to the hub.

• Prepping the hubs for electrical and pulling wire was also part of a sub task assisting the electricians in completion of the product

• The time I spent at this job was short due to me going into the Army.