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Chad Clayton Marshall Camp Pendleton, CA 92055 (Cell) 949-813-9461 [email protected] Professional Summary: Calibrations/Repair Technician Experienced calibration technician with proven technical, leadership, and communication skills. Able to prioritize and organize multiple works based on time scales, mission requirements, and client needs; and ensure their proper completion. Excel in adaptation to ever shifting schedules and variables. Positive influence on co- workers in keeping morale of the work environment high. Ability to learn new trade skills of moderate to high complexity and train others in skillsets acquired. Key Qualifications: 4yrs OJT High aptitude for learning Detail Oriented Team Mindset Critical Thinking Skills Creative Self-Motivating Committed Pride in work Secret Clearance Adaptable Work Experience: United States Marine Corps, August 2010 – Present Training Manager/Technician supervisor - Ensure quarterly and annual technical training requirements are completed and properly documented by Technicians. - Observe Lab processes and correct deficiencies with formal and informal OJT. - Consult with senior staff on solutions to prevent future discrepancies and loss. - Interpret and provide clarification of procedural guidance to junior technician. - Account for (15) technicians, organize individual schedules to reduce overlap and maintain productivity. - Implemented new formats of documentation for ease of records search and uniformity Electrical/Fiber-optic Technician - Read, comprehend, and perform Instrument Calibration Procedures for test equipment (e.g. Handheld Multi-meters, Clamp-meters, Fiber optic test-pads). - Follow Shop safety policies when operating at high voltages and current levels. - Confirm settings and connections are correct to prevent damage to standards and units under test. - Utilize manufacturer references and manuals to adjust readings. - Trained 3 technicians in basic electronic and Fiber optics testing. - Inspect connectors, pins, and locks to avoid causing faults in test; special attention to fiber-optics Repair Technician - Troubleshoot and diagnose faults down to board level in electrical test measurement equipment. - Apply modification instructions and technical instructions to gear and components (e.g. Software upgrade, basic component soldering, parts replacement). - Determine most economic actions to be taken between repair labor and equipment replacement. <<< Continued >>>
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Chad Clayton Marshall Camp Pendleton, CA 92055
(Cell) 949-813-9461 [email protected]
Professional Summary: Calibrations/Repair Technician
Experienced calibration technician with proven technical, leadership, and communication skills. Able to
prioritize and organize multiple works based on time scales, mission requirements, and client needs; and ensure
their proper completion. Excel in adaptation to ever shifting schedules and variables. Positive influence on co-
workers in keeping morale of the work environment high. Ability to learn new trade skills of moderate to high
complexity and train others in skillsets acquired.
Key Qualifications:
4yrs OJT
High aptitude for
learning
Detail Oriented
Team Mindset
Critical Thinking
Skills
Creative
Self-Motivating
Committed
Pride in work
Secret Clearance
Adaptable
Work Experience:
United States Marine Corps, August 2010 – Present
Training Manager/Technician supervisor - Ensure quarterly and annual technical training requirements are completed and properly
documented by Technicians.
- Observe Lab processes and correct deficiencies with formal and informal OJT.
- Consult with senior staff on solutions to prevent future discrepancies and loss.
- Interpret and provide clarification of procedural guidance to junior technician.
- Account for (15) technicians, organize individual schedules to reduce overlap and maintain
productivity.
- Implemented new formats of documentation for ease of records search and uniformity
Electrical/Fiber-optic Technician - Read, comprehend, and perform Instrument Calibration Procedures for test equipment (e.g.
Handheld Multi-meters, Clamp-meters, Fiber optic test-pads).
- Follow Shop safety policies when operating at high voltages and current levels.
- Confirm settings and connections are correct to prevent damage to standards and units under test.
- Utilize manufacturer references and manuals to adjust readings.
- Trained 3 technicians in basic electronic and Fiber optics testing.
- Inspect connectors, pins, and locks to avoid causing faults in test; special attention to fiber-optics
Repair Technician - Troubleshoot and diagnose faults down to board level in electrical test measurement equipment.
- Apply modification instructions and technical instructions to gear and components (e.g. Software
upgrade, basic component soldering, parts replacement).
- Determine most economic actions to be taken between repair labor and equipment replacement.
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Chad Clayton Marshall
- Interpret basic schematics for simple electronic circuit boards
- Reassemble, Op-check, and test equipment after repairs. Annotate and document all actions taken
on laboratory database.
- Examine products or materials, parts, subassemblies, and packaging for damage, defects, or
shortages.
- Inform customers of substantial change in equipment status.
- Utilize personnel and equipment safety policies during internal Repairs
Section Lead: Mechanical - Organize work space to increase production and minimalize congestion.
- Delegate and manage high priority tasks; supervise tasks to ensure quality in test and timely
completion.
- Adjust time scales for Emergency requests while minimalizing loss of quality.
- Identify, document, and submit Product Quality Deficiencies and Calibration Problem Reports
to Quality Assurance Manager.
- Confirm technicians work within parameters established by quality policies
- Ensure Section standards are maintained in valid calibration statuses - Communicated with 20+ clients and vendors to exchange information regarding products,
materials, and services.
- Trained 5 technicians in basic and complex fields of Mechanical Calibration
Mechanical Technician
- Read, comprehend, and perform Instrument Calibration Procedures for mechanical test
equipment. (e.g. Pressure Gauges, Torque Tools, Force/Mass devices, Physical Dimensional
Measuring devices, Thermometers, etc…).
- Accurately document tolerances, standards, and procedures used during testing on laboratory data
base.
- Adjust equipment into tolerances and properly record as found and adjusted values.
- Perform Preventative Maintenance on lab standards.
- Monitor and adjust internal environmental conditions.
- Conduct off-site calibrations of automotive test equipment.
Education & Professional Development:
U.S. Marine Corps Detachment, Keesler Air – Test Measurement & Diagnostics Equipment
Force Base, Biloxi, MS. Jan-Aug 2011 (TMDE) Course
Kelseyville High School – High School Diploma (3.94 GPA)
2006-2010
Major Achievements:
Assistant subject matter expert of the reset and recovery team performing the operational checks,
corrective maintenance, and inventory of 1,500 pieces of ground common communications equipment leading to the
repair and reconditioning of $14,769,969 of communications assets.
