

Dedicated Heavy Equipment and Fleet Maintenance Technician with over 7 years of active-duty military service and 4.5 years of experience in section leadership. Proven expert in production control, asset accountability, and complex diagnostics for tactical fleets. A fast-learning professional with a strong interest in transitioning technical troubleshooting and logistical skills into remote or technology-based environments. Committed to continuous professional development and eager to leverage on-the-job training to excel in new digital or online operational roles.
Work History: Lead Maintenance Technician / Section Supervisor
Dates: Late 2021 – April 2026
Location: Fort Carson, CO & Kuwait
Achieved timely project delivery through effective team management. Enhanced project efficiency by streamlining communication processes. Drove successful outcomes by implementing best practices in project execution.
• Directed and supervised a maintenance section for 4.5 years, providing leadership, task delegation, and training to junior mechanics.
• Executed a 4-month forward deployment to Kuwait, maintaining critical fleet assets in an austere environment.
• Managed maintenance and repair for a diverse fleet, including HMMWVs, 10k forklifts, aviation tugs, and heavy agricultural equipment.
• Briefed senior leadership on fleet readiness statuses (FMC, NMC, PMC), parts procurement, and repair timelines during Production Control meetings.
• Maintained 100% accountability for specialized equipment and mechanic toolboxes with zero losses or discrepancies.
Work History: Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic / Stryker Maintainer
Dates: January 2019 – Late 2021
Location: Fort Hood, TX
Achieved timely project delivery through effective team management. Enhanced project efficiency by streamlining communication processes. Drove successful outcomes by implementing best practices in project management.
• Executed maintenance for a large-scale tactical footprint, including 41 tactical trucks, 20 trailers, and 5 fuel transport vehicles.
• Cross-trained as a Stryker Systems Maintainer (91S), performing diagnostics and maintenance on complex armored vehicle systems.
• Performed advanced troubleshooting and repairs while adhering to technical manuals and safety protocols.
Achieved timely project delivery by effectively managing team dynamics and resource utilization. Drove project success through proactive problem-solving and strategic planning. Cultivated strong relationships with stakeholders to align project goals with organizational objectives.
• Fleet Maintenance & Management
• Preventative Maintenance Checks & Services (PMCS)
• Production Control & Readiness Reporting
• Heavy Machinery & Armored Vehicle Diagnostics
• Cross-Functional Team Leadership
• Inventory & Asset Management (Tool Control)
• Hazardous Materials / Fluid Management (POL)
Achieved successful implementation of training programs that improved team competencies. Enhanced employee engagement through targeted educational initiatives. Fostered a culture of learning that contributed to overall organizational success.
• Driver and Mechanic Badge with Mechanic Component
Summary Section
Dedicated Heavy Equipment and Fleet Maintenance Technician with over 7 years of active-duty military service. Proven track record of managing maintenance programs, leading sections, and ensuring operational readiness for diverse tactical fleets. Experienced in production control, asset accountability, and briefing senior leadership.
Awards / Honors Section
• Army Achievement Medal
• Army Good Conduct Medal
• National Defense Service Medal
• Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal (Kuwait)
• Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
• Army Service Ribbon
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Dedicated and highly skilled Heavy Equipment and Fleet Maintenance Technician with over 7 years of honorable active-duty military service (January 2019 – April 2026). Recipient of the Driver and Mechanic Badge (Mechanic), demonstrating proven technical mastery and adherence to rigorous safety and maintenance standards. Proven track record of managing comprehensive maintenance programs, leading maintenance sections, and ensuring the operational readiness of diverse tactical and heavy equipment fleets. Demonstrated ability to operate at a supervisory level, managing personnel, tracking complex supply chains, and effectively reporting critical metrics to senior leadership in high-paced environments, including overseas deployments. Strong background in production control, asset accountability, and cross-functional operational support.
CORE COMPETENCIES
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Lead Maintenance Technician / Section SupervisorUS Army (404th Aviation Support Battalion, Bravo Co) | Fort Carson, CO & Kuwait | Late 2021 – April 2026
US Army (3rd Cavalry Regiment) | Fort Hood, TX | January 2019 – Late 2021
AWARDS, HONORS & BADGES
Military BadgesDriver and Mechanic Badge with Mechanic Component: Awarded for high-level technical proficiency, automotive excellence, and a clean safety record over a sustained period.
Military AwardsArmy Achievement Medal: Awarded for outstanding performance, technical expertise, and mission dedication.
Army Good Conduct Medal (2nd Award): Recognized for 6 years of honorable and exemplary service.
National Defense Service Medal: Awarded for honorable service during a period of national emergency.
Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal: Awarded for service deployed overseas in support of anti-terrorism operations.
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal: Awarded for support of operations to combat terrorism.
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Professional Certifications
• EPA Section 609: Licensed for Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning (MVAC) service.
• ASE MIL1: Military Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Fundamentals credential.
• 91S Certification: Advanced armored Stryker systems diagnostics and repair.
• OSHA 10-Hour: General Industry Safety and professional shop procedures.
• HAZMAT Certified: Trained in Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants (POL) management.
System Proficiencies
• Diesel Engines (MIL2/T2): Heavy-duty engine troubleshooting and diagnostics.
• Braking/Pneumatics (MIL4/T4): Air brake systems and pneumatic repairs.
• Electrical Systems (MIL6/T6): Electronic troubleshooting and digital diagnostics.
• HVAC Systems (MIL7/T7): Climate control service and refrigerant handling.
Professional Certifications
• EPA Section 609: Licensed for Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning (MVAC) service.
• ASE MIL1: Military Tactical Wheeled Vehicle Fundamentals credential.
• OSHA 10-Hour: General Industry Safety and professional shop procedures.
• HAZMAT Certified: Trained in Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants (POL) management.
System Proficiencies
• Diesel Engines (MIL2/T2): Heavy-duty engine troubleshooting and diagnostics.
• Braking/Pneumatics (MIL4/T4): Air brake systems and pneumatic repairs.
• Electrical Systems (MIL6/T6): Electronic troubleshooting and digital diagnostics.
• HVAC Systems (MIL7/T7): Climate control service and refrigerant handling.
Military Badges
• Driver and Mechanic Badge: Awarded for meeting rigorous maintenance standards.
• Driver and Mechanic Badge\
Continuous learning: highlights self-motivation and drive for professional development
Creative hobbies: shows problem-solving skills and innovative thinking
Hiking, swimming, exploring, biking and camping