Samuel Seeley

• Serviced and repaired gasoline engine cars, trucks, and SUVs. Did some work on diesel engines. The work ranged from head gasket and engine replacements, to troubleshooting diagnostic codes and finding shorts in wires. We did everything but body work, tires, and internal transmission repair.
• As it was a family-run business I wasn't just a repair/diagnostic technician, I also talked to customers, explaining the work so they were informed, wrote estimates, ordered parts, and drove customers home.

• Repaired and replaced electrical components on the B1 Lancer ranging from engine generators and engine control units, to circuit breakers and door sensors, ensuring operational readiness.
• Serviced and repaired environmental components ranging from oxygen production units to air conditioning and component cooling systems, maintaining safe and comfortable conditions for aircraft personnel.

I volunteered with Christmas in Action doing repairs on homes for disabled veterans, enhancing their living conditions and supporting community service initiatives.

In tech school I volunteered to be a green rope, or hallway-level airman leader. Chose to give up free time to assist/lead airmen new at tech school. They had just finished basic and were transitioning to a more relaxed day to day routine.