RUBY STEVENSON

• As a Master Instructor, my responsibility is to certifying and testing of other instructors to teach the highest level of maintenance.
• Coordinated training schedules across sites with supervisors and managers to optimize training initiatives and work-flow management
• Analyzed and evaluated training effectiveness and program outcomes.
• Established and maintained quality control standards.
• Trained and mentored new personnel hired to fulfill various roles.
• Developed maintenance lesson plans, instructional materials and written practice tests for training courses.

• Replaced damaged, missing, or defective parts with new components.
• Completed full vehicle inspections to check for leaks, damage, or other issues of concern.
• Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
• Utilized computerized diagnostic equipment to conduct thorough inspections and determine outcomes.
• Read and followed technical documentation to complete accurate repairs.
• Supported student learning objectives through personalized and small group assistance.
• Promoted classroom safety, collaboration and best practices.
• Developed and clearly presented classroom rules, guidelines and objectives.
• Kept equipment in good working order by following operating instructions, troubleshooting breakdowns, and maintaining supplies.

• Received incoming shipments, compared contents against associated records and transmitted to proper department.
• Operated equipment such as forklifts and balers to move outgoing shipments to loading area.
• Reviewed order data to verify transactions and shipping dates.
• Accomplishes the turn-in of unserviceable parts and materials
• Processes requests into the Wildcat Maintenance Management System (WMMS)
• Verifies the availability of repairs parts in either the Operational Stock (OPSTOCK) or Bench Stock
• Conducts weekly Follow-ups of recent submitted requisitions

Repairs diesel power plants/packs, wheel vehicle clutch assemblies, compression ignition engine fuel systems, compression ignition air induction systems, vehicle liquid cooling systems, wheel vehicle chassis electrical systems, standard transmission assemblies, automatic transmission assemblies, air controlled semiautomatic transmission assemblies, transfer assemblies, axle assemblies air (wedge, s-cam) brake systems, wheel vehicle hub assemblies, wheel vehicle mechanic (manual) steering systems, wheel vehicle hydraulic (power) steering systems, and articulated steering systems. Repairs wheel vehicle using battlefield damage assessment and repair.

• Operated varied hand and power tools to complete repairs.
• Troubleshot equipment breakdowns and performed preventive maintenance.
• Used problem-solving skills to alleviate issues efficiently with minimal supervision.
• Followed work orders and specifications for machine and equipment replacement, repair, or maintenance.
• Performed light-wheeled vehicle mechanic (MOS 63B) duties.
• Performed damage assessment and repairs.
• Supervised unit maintenance on wheel vehicles, material handling equipment, power generation equipment and upkeep of hand and power tools.