Nicholas Rodriguez

Motor Transportation Operator

United States Marine Corps

Twentynine Palms, CA

05.2020 - 05.2024

Reported any incidents involving passengers or property damage to supervisors immediately.
Performed basic maintenance tasks such as checking fluid levels, changing tires, and refueling vehicles.
Utilized two-way radio communication systems for coordination between dispatchers and drivers during trips.
Inspected vehicles for mechanical items and safety issues prior to operation.
Ensured that cargo was properly secured in accordance with safety regulations before departing on trips.
Troubleshot complex mechanical issues with minimal downtime.
Worked closely with engineering team to develop innovative solutions for existing problems.
Provided technical support to production staff for machine troubleshooting needs.
Assisted in the installation of new machinery and equipment.
Conducted electrical, lighting systems, and other related components.
Trained junior technicians on best practices for machine operation and repair.
Replaced defective parts such as bearings, seals, gears, valves.
Diagnosed mechanical problems using visual inspections and test instruments.
Responded promptly to emergency breakdowns at any time during shift hours.
Repaired or replaced faulty wiring, switches, relays, and other electrical components.
Ensured proper functioning of facility's HVAC system by performing regular maintenance checks.
Diagnosed equipment malfunctions and performed repairs to restore equipment and maintain uptime.
Gave weekly briefs to superiors on the condition on said government property
Specialized and supervised in weekly and monthly Pre Maintenance Checks and Services for tactical vehicles and trailers
Learned a new set of skills to repair government property and put in 130 hours of work within 2 weeks to prevent decrease in training effectiveness
Supervised over 30 Marines, ensuring all expectations were met, all safety protocols were followed and missions were completed in a timely manner.
Forecasts and secures training resources to include training sites
Led and assisted personnel in 50+ ground and vehicle patrols
Expertly managed and maintained $3.4 million of government property to included vehicles and equipment over a 2 year period
Facilitated in creating training plan for 50+ personnel on operation of vehicles and combat training

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