Nathan Cottrill
Grand Junction,CO
Summary
Hard working and loyal, not afraid to get dirty or work long hard hours. Well educated and believe in discipline, courtesy, and keeping things professional. Years of military and leadership experience, I pride myself in quality of work and the service of others.
Overview
15
15
years of professional experience
Work History
Title 32 Technician
CSMS7
08.2021 - Current
- Disassembles weapons, assemblies, subassemblies and other components; examines for defects, mechanical misalignment and malfunctions; modifies small weapons by replacing obsolete parts and/or makes operational checks of repaired weapons to assure safety and accuracy of operations
- Independently determines repairs needed, test equipment to use, and whether repairs can be completed at the unit location, at the maintenance activity, or must be evacuated to the next higher level
- Performs Biannual gauging, unit weapon reset, overhaul, proper internal maintenance, and repair on a variety of small arms by utilizing a variety of specialized tools and Test Measurement Devices and Equipment (TMDE)
- Diagnoses and identifies mechanical deficiencies and/or malfunctions in weapons including automatic pistols, revolvers, shotguns, automatic rifles, grenade launchers, machine guns, and rocket launchers, and other small arms and optical accessories to include hydraulic and electrical repair
- Ensures that all TMDE items are on a current cycle, turned in per the TMDE delinquency list and identified for replacement if noted from TMDE inspection
- Performing any and all mechanical repair task in accordance with Safety and Environmental regulatory guidance from all applicable levels, which is local, State, and Federal
- Complete all additional duties as assigned such as monthly Sensitive Item Inventory of weapons, Semi-Annual Key control Inventory, monthly IDS checks and ensures all daily logs for Physical Security are properly filled
- Always following strict physical/nonphysical security accountability procedures IAW 190-11, 190-13, and 710-2
Armament Maintenace Supervisor
Colorado Army National Guard
10.2019 - Current
- Serves as the Armament Maintenance Supervisor in the 2nd Platoon, 3650th Maintenance Company.
- Responsible for the direct and general support maintenance of 1300 weapons which include the M240 series, M320, MK 19, M9, M249, M500, M4, M16; Responsible for the disposition, evacuation and movement of all equipment requiring higher maintenance.
- Responsible for the health, welfare, and training of 11 Soldiers; Maintained accountability of over $500,000 worth of repair parts and $5,000,000 worth of Army equipment.
- Armament Maintenance Supervisor, I work together with my Team Leaders in performing the training and completion of mission essential tasks among my squad.
- In that scope ensuring all soldiers are correctly and safely completing weapons maintenance and solider tasks and drills in a timely manner.
- Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE.) Using technical manuals to disassemble/reassemble equipment including infrared and laser sighting equipment. Performing correct maintenance procedures by troubleshooting in order to locate, order, and install required parts
- Keeping track of, processing, and prioritizing work orders using GCSS-Army. Always following strict physical/nonphysical security accountability procedures IAW 190-11, 190-13, and 710-2.
Floorhand
Patterson-UTI
11.2018 - 05.2020
- I was primarily responsible for performing various manual labor tasks throughout the rig site, including rig up and rig down activities, general equipment repairs and maintenance on rig components and machinery. I was held accountable for performing these duties in a safe and efficient manner under the supervision of my Driller or his/her Assistant Driller.
- Being responsible for rig floor operating activities for 12-16 hours per day, for consecutive days including the operating of the tongs, slips and ST-80 to connect and disconnect drilling pipe, tubular and drilling bits and other tools.
- I also assisted the Derrick Hand with mud-mixing duties working within the mud pit, mud pump and chemical hopper. I routinely performed general repairs and maintenance on major and minor rig components
- Ensuring the safety and quality of the work performed on the Rig and its equipment.
- I utilized a strong mechanical inclination to any type of equipment, or basic engine maintenance repair. I worked with hydraulic systems and conducted maintenance and repair on equipment such as the ST80
- Ensured gear and equipment was lubricated and PMCS was completed as scheduled for daily, weekly, and monthly checks, well adapted in working in high stress environments, maintaining physical composure, and a positive mental state of mind.
Sheriffs Deputy
Delta County Sheriff's Office
11.2016 - 10.2018
- Investigated incidents and crimes, collected evidence, and recorded incidents that occurred while inmates remained in custody.
- Oversaw inmate operations and identified security and safety issues.
- Organized criminal documents such as logs, records, reports, and agendas to streamline processing inmates for court appearances.
- In processed personnel brought into the jail through the booking process and notarized documents such as police reports to be sent to the clerks and ultimately the judge presiding the court.
- Insured inmate safety and assisted road deputies if needed, to include providing court security.
- Observed jail and inmate activity to maintain order and safety.
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Department of Defense
06.2010 - 11.2016
- Conducted Small Arms and Artillery Repair
- Maintained weapons and trained for various wartime situations constantly
- Served in Afghanistan OEF 2011-2012
- Performed Range detail and Range Safety operations
- Trained Soldiers on the proper use and basic maintenance of various Small Arms/Artillery and sensitive item equipment.
- Team leader for a Small Arms shop and oversaw daily shop operations.
Education
Hazardous Materials Operations
Center For Domestic Preparedness
Anniston, AL03.2022
Search And Extraction
US&R Extractor Course
Camp Dawson, WV 01.2022
Military Small Arms And Artillery Repair
Small Arms And Artillery Repair
Ft. Lee, VA 07.2010
Combat Lifesaver Training
WVARNG Medical Command
Beckley, WV07.2009
Military Police
Military Police Academy
Ft Leonardwood, MO 10.2008
High school diploma -
Gilmer County High School
Glenville, WV2008
Skills
- Attention to detail
- Customer service
- Works Well Under Pressure
- Multitasking and organization
Timeline
Title 32 Technician
CSMS7
08.2021 - Current
Armament Maintenace Supervisor
Colorado Army National Guard
10.2019 - Current
Floorhand
Patterson-UTI
11.2018 - 05.2020
Sheriffs Deputy
Delta County Sheriff's Office
11.2016 - 10.2018
U.S. Army
U.S. Army Department of Defense
06.2010 - 11.2016
Hazardous Materials Operations
Center For Domestic Preparedness
Search And Extraction
US&R Extractor Course
Military Small Arms And Artillery Repair
Small Arms And Artillery Repair
Combat Lifesaver Training
WVARNG Medical Command
Military Police
Military Police Academy
High school diploma -
Gilmer County High School