MOS 91E MACHINIST NCOER BULLETS

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Allied Trades Specialist Supervisor

As a supervisor, I oversaw the successful retrofit of eight M88A2 HERCULES Heavy Recovery Vehicles, significantly increasing the vehicle platform readiness for our unit.
I developed a comprehensive training program that enabled three Soldiers to obtain American Welding Society certifications, enhancing our section’s capability by 70%.
Utilizing my technical skills as an Allied Trades Specialist, I repaired three SPARK systems in accordance with Product Manager-IED Defeat standards, ensuring their proper functioning and contributing to mission success.
I implemented a standardized Computer Numerical Code cross-training program, which improved section productivity by 15% during the rating period.

I was recognized as the distinguished graduate for the 91E class ALC 18-007, demonstrating exceptional proficiency and knowledge in the field.
Serving as the UPL agent for the Company, I conducted 70 urinalysis tests over 12 months, maintaining a drug-free environment.
As the TMDE coordinator, I diligently maintained and ensured the full mission capability of 130 items of TMDE equipment.
During a deployment to Iraq, I played a key role in the handover of KOS Kalsu to Iraq, maintaining 100% accountability of transferred equipment.
With my expertise, I performed over 35 extractions of broken bolts and fittings, efficiently returning deadlined equipment to fully mission capable status.

I introduced Mastercam software to optimize shop operations, reducing production costs and equipping the shop with state-of-the-art equipment for global operations.
Maintaining a diverse inventory worth over 1 million dollars, I ensured efficient inventory management without any loss or redundancy.
I provided exceptional training to soldiers in my other units on the usage of specialized machines within the Machine Shop, expanding the capabilities of the owning units through trained soldiers.
Through manufacturing critical aircraft components and special tools, I expedited the repair process for multiple airframes, contributing to the overall war effort.
Completing several special projects for units supported by the 1109th TASMG, I fostered an excellent working relationship through my dedication and expertise.

During a deployment to Poland, I played a crucial role in repairing trucks and trailers for various units, including the 515-18 CSSB, 5-4 Air Defense Artillery, and 3/2 2nd Calvary Regiment.
As the operator of the Modular Catastrophic Recovery System (MCRS), I significantly increased the recovery of damaged equipment by 50%, ensuring operational readiness.
Providing recovery and welding support to the 18th CSSB, I successfully restored multiple transportation missions, contributing to mission success.