Michael Rabun

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Work experience:
ITT 05/2008-2010
Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
Hours per week 72-84
QC Inspector
Duties: QC Inspector on the Tier Team and Class 7 yard. Material classification
in Retrograde Section. Perform classification and verification, inspections of a
ll material and equipment received into the Retrograde Class 7 Yard. Provide a c
omplete overview of equipment status. Inspect equipment and assess the condition
thereof to determine the correct procedure: i.e. the proper condition code and
estimation of man hours (tier level) required for repairs, send Stateside for re
pairs, or send to DRMO, using milispecification TB Complete all forms required b
y each specific assessment Perform technical inspections in accordance with the
proper TM, TB and TACOM Point Sheet to determine whether equipment meets REFURB
or RESET conditions. Determine whether equipment is not repairable at this locat
ion but is repairable (F(NRTS). If unrepairable, (Code H) complete form 465-1, D
A Form 2404. In light of expenditure limits (percentages allowed), complete FED
LOG pricing of all parts required for repair. Complete Form 2404 for equipment n
ot covered on Point Sheets. As part of initial inspection team, check AWARD for
vehicle status before inspection. Perform a complete inspection using proper man
uals, TB, AR and a complete road test. Note all faults on DA Form 2404. Order al
l parts needed for repair in accordance with the VOC code. In progress inspectio
ns using AWARDS to verify vehicle status. Track status of ordered parts. Update
forms to reflect repairs done. Generate additional 2404's for additional faults
found during inspection. Perform final FMC inspection verifying the correction o
f all faults and the existence of proper paperwork, done in accordance with all
regulations and AR, TB. Road test equipment, noting repairs completed and all co
rrected dead-line faults. Submit all paperwork with QC Form 21-1 to QA.
ITT 05/2008 - 11/2008
Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
PMCS Team
Assess, repair and maintain APS-5 Team equipment including FMTV Systems, HMMV
Systems, LMTV Systems, Ml I 3A3 Systems, M9ACE Systems, M88-M88A1 Systems,
Trailer Systems, HET Systems, HEMTT Systems, PLS Systems, AVLB Systems,
M1O9AG Systems, Bradley Systems (M2/M3, M7, BEIST), M57 Systems, Scraper
Systems, Dozer Systems, Scoop Loader Systems, Road Grader Systems, Mine Roller
Systems, MI Systems. Conduct inspections and verify defects, performing proper
maintenance in accordance with TM TB. Troubleshoot and perform minor repairs in
minimum time, saving man hours and money. Train incoming employees on proper pro
cedures and use of 2404 VSE TM, as well as the A3 Bradley and BFIST maintenance
procedures. Proper use of all types of testing equipment, including multimeter,
press testing and measuring devices.
LSI 2006-2008
Fort Carson, Colorado
Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Perform service for customer units, including MWO'S, warranty claims, work reque
sts and 10/20/30 standard inspections. Inspect, order parts and repair systems a
t operator, organizational and direct support levels. Repair and maintain light
and heavy wheeled tactical vehicle systems, including HMMWV, HEMTT, HET, MI 000,
M915/M916, PLS, FMTV, GMTV, M900 truck systems, M800 truck systems. Perform ser
vices including the full range of field level overhaul and end items repair work
on various vehicle systems, i.e. diesel, CAT, Cummings, Hercules, Detroit Trans
mission, transfer systems and axels, etc.
ITT GMASS 2005-2006
Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
Engineer Equipment Mechanic
Inspect and repair civilian and military Engineer/special purposes systems. Perf
orm DSIGS services, repairs and overhauls on the following systems: forklift, do
zer, crane, roller, scraper, road grader, refurbished HMMWV, trailer, PV-43, MGA
CE, excavator, and M48/M60. Conduct hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical troubles
hooting. Perform operational checks and adjustments as required. Determine exact
nature and extent of repairs required and perform major and minor overhauls and
repairs. Order parts and maintain paperwork needed. Conduct tests using assorte
d testing equipment, including press test and measuring devices.
ITT 2002-2005
Fort Carson, Colorado
Heavy Equipment Mechanic
Service for customer units. Perform 10/20/30 level inspections to determine cond
ition of
equipment. Perform all types of repairs to the following equipment systems: HMMW
V,
LMTV, HET, FMTV, Bradley, HEMTT, trailers.
Ramblin Express 1999-2002
Bus Mechanic
Perform scheduled maintenance on all vehicles and systems. Complete all repairs
from minor to major engine overhauls. Familiar with Allison Transmission Systems
and Daton Differentials Systems. Use all tools associated with engine repair in
cluding torque wrench, pressure tester, calipers, multimeter hydrometer and DeDe
c test equipment. Perform minor and major repairs to AC systems, brake systems o
n Series 60 engines and Cummings engines.

Lightning Ventures 1993-1999

Equipment Engineer
Maintain and repair vehicle systems including: TRK, TRL, road graders, loaders,
bobcats, AC, air, brake and hydraulic. Perform minor to major repairs and overha
uls, using all tools associated with engine repair including torque wrench, mult
imeter, pressure tester, compression tester and various measuring devices.
DOL 1989-1990, 1991-1993
Fort Carson, Colorado
Refurbish and Overhaul Mechanic
Refurbish M800 Series 5-ton system, M900 Series Systems, Road Grader systems, Sc
raper systems using all appropriate tools including torque wrench, multimeter, p
ressure tester, compression tester and various measuring devices. Overhaul trans
fer case for trucks and Ml 13 systems, transmissions, differentials, hydraulic p
umps and fuel pumps.
US ARMY 1974-1989
(MOS 62B)
Perform various maintenance functions on the following systems: Ml 51 Al, % Ton,
M880, CUCV, M54, M35A2, M800, M900, MCO, M88, AULB, GamoGoat MAB, GOAR, crane,
forklift, scoop loader, road grader, roller, asphault layer, oiler, spreader, pa
ver, conveyor, rock crusher (75T), backhoe, dozer, and air compressor, along wit
h various smaller hand equipment, generators, etc. Mechanic on heavy equipment s
ystems and wheeled and track vehicle systems. Perform minor to major overhaul an
d repairs and troubleshoot systems. STE-ice multimeter, compression tester, pres
sure tester, and various measuring devices. Perform duties of Platoon Sergeant a
nd Motor Sergeant. Oversee equipment repair and status, including all forms and
associated paperwork. Supervise and facilitate proper licensing of all personnel
for the various types of vehicles. Perform ongoing maintenance and repairs of v
ehicles, keeping them operational. Overhaul and rebuild as needed, including fue
l pump, transmission, transfers and all major components. Perform all duties of
Inspector of DS/GS maintenance shop, including the use of test equipment and dia
gnostic equipment.

EDUCATION
Certificate, GED, U.S. Army, Germany 1975
Certificate, Basic Combat Training, Fort Ord, CA, 1975
Certificate, Engineer Equipment Mechanic Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO, 1975
Certificate, Direct Support/General Support Engineer Equipment Maintenance Cours
e, Fort Belvor, VA 1975
Certificate, Primary Leadership Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 1982
Certificate, Basic Non-Commissioned Officers Course, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 1982

Miltary Veteran Army

Special qualifications secret clearance