Mechanically-inclined professional with outstanding leadership and judgment and a sound safety record.

  Distinguished career in the United States Army, including leading, training and coaching team members.

  Excellent preventative maintenance and safety background, including enforcing safety regulations.

  Increased productivity and managed operations, budgets and safety programs.

  Proficient with Microsoft Office and managing spreadsheets.

  Hold a Top Secret Security Clearance, United States Government.

United States Army Dec. 2000-Mar. 2016

Platoon Leader, Echo Company 3rd Aviation Regiment Fort Stewart, GA (Aug. 2014-Mar. 2016)

  Led 45 maintenance personnel and flight operators to complete repairs in a timely and efficient manner.

  Ensured all work orders were completed in a safe, but expeditious manner to maintain a zero to one percent backlog while on rear detachment.

Staff Platoon Sergeant, 15th Military Intelligence Battalion Fort Hood, TX (Jan. 2009-July 2014)

  Mentored and trained personnel to ensure they met school requirements and enrollment procedures.

  Achieved a 98% accuracy while processing over 100 professional development school requests.

Section Sergeant, Task Force ODIN Fort Hood, TX (May 2007-Dec. 2008)

  Successfully managed equipment related to flight operations that was worth $5 million.

  Ensured personnel were properly trained and ready to accept their role in combat operations while in Iraq.

HR Sergeant/Team Supervisor, 15th Military Intelligence Battalion Fort Hood, TX (Feb. 2004-Apr. 2007)

  Provided base security for 36,000 personnel and also completed more than 30 personnel transactions on a daily basis with a 98% accuracy rate.

  Nominated to be the units Master Fitness Trainer to help colleagues improve their physical fitness test performance and recover from injuries.

Wheeled/Track Vehicle Mechanic, 2/17th Field Artillery Camp Hovey, Korea (Jan. 2003-Jan. 2004)

  Identified and resolved problems with the Hercules track recovery vehicle, including helping track vehicle mechanics with intake, disassemble, cleaning, charge, load testing and recharge of batteries.

Wheel Vehicle Mechanic, 123rd Main Support Battalion Baumholder, Germany (Dec. 2000-Dec. 2002)

  Trained 12 personnel how to conduct preventative maintenance and services checks on vehicles and also coordinated inbound and outbound shipment of mission essential equipment and parts.

Associate of Applied Science (AAS), Intelligence Operations, Cochise College; pursuing (3.81 GPA)

First Aid, AED, CPR and Hazardous Material Waste Handling Certified

Hold a Transportation Worker Identification Card (TWIC); expires Mar. 2021

Completed the following courses: Primary Leader Development; Maintenance Leaders; Equal Opportunity Leader; Manager Development; Supervisor Development; Commanders Safety; Preventative Maintenance Checks and Services; Risk Management; Combat Lifesaver; and Master Fitness

Dear Hiring Manager:

With this letter, I wish to express my strong interest in joining your organization as a (INSERT JOB TITLE HERE).

As demonstrated in the accompanying resume, I am a mechanically-inclined professional with outstanding leadership and judgment and a sound safety record. During my distinguished career in the United States Army, I demonstrated outstanding leadership, training and coaching of team members. My background includes excellent preventative maintenance skills, including enforcing safety regulations. I ve also increased productivity and managed operations, budgets and safety programs. Among my unique qualifications:

  Led 45 maintenance personnel and flight operators to complete repairs in a timely and efficient manner.

  Successfully managed equipment related to flight operations that was worth $5 million.

  Provided base security for 36,000 personnel and also completed more than 30 personnel transactions on a daily basis with a 98% accuracy rate.

  Nominated to be the units Master Fitness Trainer to help colleagues improve their physical fitness test performance and recover from injuries.

  Identified and resolved problems with the Hercules track recovery vehicle, including helping track vehicle mechanics with intake, disassemble, cleaning, charge, load testing and recharge of batteries.

  Trained 12 personnel how to conduct preventative maintenance and services checks on vehicles and also coordinated inbound and outbound shipment of mission essential equipment and parts.

As your employee, you will find me to be a team player committed to exceeding your performance objectives. I have no doubt that I would be a valuable asset to your operations, and look forward to interviewing with you in the near future.

Sincerely,

Yyyyyy x. yyyyyy

504-234-7036