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2011 Cheney, WA, US DANIEL WOODS Career Focus Skilled Heavy Equipment Repairer with experience with various types of engineering equipment, while maintaining the values and appearance of a professional Army Soldier. I am familiar with CAT MIL ET, the military's version of the Electronic Technician. looking for an opportunity to grow my professional career with Wagner CAT Core Qualifications Experience in many types of heavy equipment with both civilian and military applications Strong knowledge regarding the Electronic Technician Team leadership qualities and experience Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint savvy Profound ability to adapt and bounce back from any type of situation Dedicated and very self motivated Corrects deficiencies with self and others, Eager to learn and acquire skills from others more experienced Professional demeanor Efficient in ordering, receiving, and tracking parts By-the-book attitude Always looking to advance my career with education, training, and recognition Education and Training GED: Basic understanding Cheney High School I dropped out of high school in December of 2011 and joined the Army hoping to kick-start my heavy equipment career. I had only mild experience with mechanics fixing vehicles with my Dad. Sparked my interest when i started working with with a Kabota scoop loader, and a Bobcat Skidsteer on a farm where i consistently gained experience troubleshooting and turning wrenches. I joined the Army July 16th 2012, completing Basic Combat Training on Fort Sill, on Sept 28th 2012. There i gained the ability to overcome difficult situations and my ''Drive on'' attitude. I was awarded the Ordnance School Diploma on November 29th 2012 for graduating the 91L Construction Equipment Repairer Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. In this class i learned all of the essential mechanical and electrical systems (Shop OPS and Maintenance Management, Fundamentals of automotive electricity, Diesel Engines, Hydraulics, Power Trains, Brake Systems, and Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) that would pave my military career path. I took 315 hours of class there. Following my AIT(Advanced Individual Training) I was stationed at Fort Bliss where i have resided the last 2 years. Upon arrival the unit (Bco 501st) was in the process of deploying to Afghanistan on a 9 month tour. I was held back being the only Construction Equipment Mechanic soldier in the entire Brigade. I was apart of a ground breaking 12341 Tierra Plata Dr El Paso TX 79938 H: 915-207-4168 C: 915-207-4168 [email protected]
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2011Cheney, WA, US
DANIEL WOODS
Career Focus
Skilled Heavy Equipment Repairer with experience with various types of engineering equipment, while maintaining thevalues and appearance of a professional Army Soldier. I am familiar with CAT MIL ET, the military's version of theElectronic Technician. looking for an opportunity to grow my professional career with Wagner CAT
Core Qualifications
Experience in many types of heavy equipment withboth civilian and military applicationsStrong knowledge regarding the ElectronicTechnicianTeam leadership qualities and experienceMicrosoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint savvyProfound ability to adapt and bounce back from anytype of situationDedicated and very self motivated
Corrects deficiencies with self and others,Eager to learn and acquire skills from others moreexperiencedProfessional demeanorEfficient in ordering, receiving, and tracking partsBy-the-book attitudeAlways looking to advance my career with education,training, and recognition
Education and Training
GED: Basic understandingCheney High SchoolI dropped out of high school in December of 2011 and joined the Army hoping to kick-start my heavy equipment career. Ihad only mild experience with mechanics fixing vehicles with my Dad. Sparked my interest when i started working withwith a Kabota scoop loader, and a Bobcat Skidsteer on a farm where i consistently gained experience troubleshootingand turning wrenches.
I joined the Army July 16th 2012, completing Basic Combat Training on Fort Sill, on Sept 28th 2012. There i gained theability to overcome difficult situations and my ''Drive on'' attitude.
I was awarded the Ordnance School Diploma on November 29th 2012 for graduating the 91L Construction EquipmentRepairer Advanced Individual Training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri. In this class i learned all of the essentialmechanical and electrical systems (Shop OPS and Maintenance Management, Fundamentals of automotive electricity,Diesel Engines, Hydraulics, Power Trains, Brake Systems, and Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services) thatwould pave my military career path. I took 315 hours of class there.
Following my AIT(Advanced Individual Training) I was stationed at Fort Bliss where i have resided the last 2 years.Upon arrival the unit (Bco 501st) was in the process of deploying to Afghanistan on a 9 month tour. I was held backbeing the only Construction Equipment Mechanic soldier in the entire Brigade. I was apart of a ground breaking
12341 Tierra Plata Dr El Paso TX 79938 H: 915-207-4168 C: 915-207-4168 [email protected]
12/2012 to CurrentFort Bliss, TX
program, where, for the first time in the Army's history, the Brigade maintained all of its equipment without hiring anycivilians. So with a 20 man team of seasoned soldiers (aside from me) pushed Maintenance, turning out a moreproductive program than anywhere else in the Army. In the end we saved the 1-1AD Brigade more than 4 million dollarsin man power. While serving there i learned how to work in a fast paced environment and how to adapt to the situation iwas in. I gained a much more advanced knowledge in troubleshooting
I was then moved to a brand new Engineer Battalion that had not been stood up since WWII (1-1AD, 16th Eng,Catamounts). This was Nov 25th 2013 to present. I have been in charge of incoming soldiers since i have been hereand consistently have had a good reputation as being a hard worker and a good leader in my shop. I have spearheadedall types of maintenance and repairs on all types of army equipment in our motorpool with a strong focus on the laterallytransferred and newly bought engineer equipment. I have great experience in the harsh field environments, alwayscompleting my mission.
Accomplishments
I have served successfully in the US Armyas a Construction Equipment Repairer and as a Team Leader adapting to the many hours of maintenance along with allof the additional duties of a Soldier. These duties include Command of Quarters(24hr guard duty, can randomly occurany day of the week), PT training every morning of the work week(1 hr of strenuous exercise per day) GateGuard(Guarding Fort Blisses entrances 12 hrs) being accountable at all times, maintaining a professional haircut anduniform appearance. I have also had extra responsibilities assigned to me along with the above listed such asHAZMAT/POL training, and the Army Oil Analysis Program.
I have successfully completed various CAT Instructor led training courses where i learned how to use and teach theET(Electronic Technician) program.
Work Experience
Heavy Equipment MechanicUS ArmyHeavy Equipment Mechanic-full timeUS Army Soldier-full time
