91D TACTICAL POWER GENERATION SPECIALIST NCOER BULLETS

Tactical Power Generation Specialist

  • I assisted with the excess turn-in of more than 52 recoverable repair parts, which returned over $157,000 to the Army supply system and cleared the overage report, ensuring efficient utilization of resources.
  • I supervised a nine-Soldier scheduled maintenance team, successfully completing over 212 services within a one-year period, maintaining the operational readiness of critical power generation equipment.
  • Dedication to the Battery Maintenance shop and Supply Support Activity led me to recharge over 450 batteries, resulting in significant cost savings of over $200,000 for the Brigade.

Power Generation Equipment Repairer

  • During the JRTC rotation 001-20, I helped sustain the battalion by developing power distribution layouts for 24-hour operations over a 30-day period, ensuring uninterrupted power supply and operational effectiveness.
  • In a Mountain Peak Field Training Exercise, I effectively utilized available resources to accomplish all missions, consistently producing concrete results and ensuring mission success.
  • I implemented a proactive maintenance battle rhythm, significantly reducing equipment non-mission capable (NMC) time and saving over 900 man-hours over six months, enhancing equipment availability and readiness.
  • Throughout a field problem, I maintained over 10 generators, ensuring continuous power supply and reliable operations for the duration of the exercise.
  • I troubleshooted and fixed three generators from other units, effectively keeping them operational and supporting their mission requirements.
  • During various operational activities, such as setting up the sleep area, command post, and motorpool tent, I exhibited dedication and attention to detail, ensuring smooth operations without any incidents.
  • I maintained all generators of Br5-7 Air Defense Artillery, delivering a serviceability rate of 99.9%, making them the most reliable generators in the area.
  • During the JC-16 mission, I ensured that all maintenance and services were up to date on all equipment, resulting in no deficiencies and maintaining high operational readiness.
  • I demonstrated unselfish care for my squad members, devoting ample time to ensure their safety, discipline, training, education, and personal needs were met, fostering a positive and supportive environment.
  • I volunteered for extra duty as a member of the Retrograde and Property Assistance Team (RPAT), contributing to the recovery of over $1,000,000 in serviceable equipment, maximizing resource utilization.
  • As a member of a security detail, I supported CL III fuel resupply missions to the Erbil Area of Operations, ensuring a reliable and continuous supply of fuel.
  • I played an instrumental role in the proper execution of property accountability within the Counter Iraqi Training and Equipment Funding Program, ensuring accurate records and efficient management of resources.
  • Within the 4/10 MTN unit, I supervised the only Battery Maintenance shop, recharging over 450 batteries, resulting in substantial cost savings of over $200,000 for the Brigade.
  • I utilized my skills and knowledge to make authorized modifications on starters for different lines of military equipment, including the C15, PLS, and 903 programs, enhancing their performance and reliability.
  • In response to a flood situation, I quickly set up nine generators, supplying 540 kilowatts of prime power, supporting eight reverse osmosis water purification units for 21 days, ensuring access to clean water for personnel.
  • I installed 1.5 miles of cable, 500 feet of duct bank, and a new 200 amp service for Langley’s cantonment site, improving electrical infrastructure and supporting mission operations.
  • I supervised a nine-man team for the disassembly of a 5,000 square foot Clamshell shelter, ensuring efficient and safe dismantling procedures.
  • Through expeditious repairs of six load break elbows and replacement of 200 feet of wire, I restored electrical power to a 1,200 person beddown area within three hours, ensuring mission continuity and personnel comfort.
  • I worked outside of my MOS, preparing to cross-train as a wheeled vehicle mechanic, and successfully completed numerous services, showcasing my adaptability and commitment to learning.
  • I demonstrated exceptional efficiency by tearing down a Clamshell shelter in less than 36 hours, creating more runway space at Ali Air Base, Iraq, and optimizing operational capabilities.
  • I played a key role in the reconstitution of three 4K shelters at Manas Transit Center, ensuring the availability and functionality of essential infrastructure.
  • Through my dedication to duty, I effectively set up the area of operation, maintenance tents, and power generation and distribution during FTX, supporting mission requirements and ensuring operational readiness.
  • I provided the technical knowledge necessary for the maintenance of 96 generators during redeployment, ensuring their serviceability and readiness for future operations.
  • I volunteered over 75 hours to running, load banking, and troubleshooting generators awaiting deployment, maximizing their reliability and performance.
  • I enabled ASG-A to rapidly redeploy 37 generators to three FOBs, providing power for more than 1,200 NATO personnel, contributing to mission success and support.
  • Assigned to the Bldg 345 Engine area, I disassembled, cleaned, repaired, and reassembled starters, ensuring their optimal performance and extending their service life.
  • I supervised the company’s power generation equipment repair section, ensuring efficient maintenance and repair operations, and maximizing equipment availability.
  • Assigned to the FMTV Section in Bldg 551 on Red River Army Depot (RRAD), I successfully tore down and reinstalled multiple overhead lighting systems, improving lighting infrastructure and enhancing safety.
  • I assisted in the teardown and replacement of ceilings and wall panels, contributing to the overall maintenance and improvement of facilities.
  • I consistently sought out new tasks and responsibilities, demonstrating a proactive and dedicated approach to my duties.
  • As the company’s only generator mechanic, I performed over 40 services, ensuring the company’s generators were mission-ready at all times.
  • I trained outside my primary MOS, including 91D, to perform necessary actions in MOS 92A, 91B, and 88M, expanding my skill set and versatility.
  • I influenced my peers with my willingness to learn and contribute, making me a valuable asset to the unit and fostering a culture of continuous improvement.
  • I maintained the primary generator at a Fully Mission Capable (FMC) rate of 90% or above, ensuring its availability and reliability for critical operations.
  • I performed duties with minimal supervision and filled the NCOIC position during deployment, effectively managing maintenance operations and ensuring mission success.
  • I expanded operations and set up a 20 MW power generation plant for the Air Force RED HORSE team, supporting their mission requirements and enhancing operational capabilities.
  • Through hundreds of hours of overtime, I repaired 28 vehicles, saving the unit more than $40,000 in repair costs and ensuring their operational readiness.
  • I maintained five types of vehicles in a high state of readiness, conducting timely maintenance and repairs to maximize their availability and performance.
  • I maintained all unit generators to the highest standard, ensuring their reliability and functionality to support mission operations.
  • I consistently set high standards for myself and others, promoting a culture of excellence and professionalism within the unit.
  • My thorough inspection and PMCS procedures were recognized by the NGB command logistics readiness team inspector, reflecting my commitment to meticulous maintenance practices.
  • As the only generator mechanic supporting HWB 2/3d ACR, I played a vital role in maintaining and repairing generators to support operational requirements.
  • I successfully completed one NTC rotation with HWB 2/3d ACR, receiving praise for my exceptional support and contributions to the unit’s success during the training exercise.
  • I utilized my extensive knowledge of generators to provide valuable assistance in performing and assisting in the completion of over 30 services, ensuring the optimal functionality of the equipment.
  • I volunteered to perform inspections under the motor pool’s Quality Assurance program, demonstrating my commitment to maintaining high standards and ensuring the quality and reliability of the vehicles and equipment.
Share this article
Shareable URL
Prev Post

MOS 91C UTILITIES EQUIPMENT REPAIRER NCOER BULLETS

Next Post

MOS 91E MACHINIST NCOER BULLETS

Read next