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Frank Quenga

Santa Rita

Summary

Well-qualified heavy equipment worker versed in locating faults, removing worn parts and installing new components. Team-oriented, responsible and diligent about contributing to team and company success. Effective at operating wide range of tools, gauges and equipment to complete maintenance and repair actions. Skilled at troubleshooting and diagnosing issues with heavy equipment and machinery. Talented problem-solver with strong technical acumen and to read and understanding manuals, drawings and repair diagrams. Experienced Field Mechanic with extensive background fixing hydraulics, braking systems and diesel engines. Bilingual individual offering years of expertise in repairing and correcting issues with heavy-duty equipment. Well-trained individual always ready to weld, cut and fabricate equipment and components for repairs. Confident Field Mechanic detecting faults through diagnostic laptop computers and instruments. Dependable employee diagnoses and repairs various heavy-duty equipment types and models. Performs thorough preventative maintenance and identifies opportunities for productivity improvements. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals. High-performing professional with extensive experience in industry. Skilled in testing, sorting and sampling products with working knowledge of safety codes. Reliable and efficient with equipment and software programs.

Overview

44
44
years of professional experience

Work History

Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic Inspector

USAR AMSA G-169
03.2000 - Current
  • Maintain and demonstrate technical expertise on all support equipment.
  • Conduct Initial and final inspections on equipment work ordered.
  • Verify all modified work orders and safety of use messages are applied to inspected equipment.
  • Perform final inspections to 10/20 standards in accordance with equipment technical manual.
  • Exercise flexibility and critical thinking to provide optimal support to customers with rapidly changing mission and priorities.
  • Continually improve skills in current automated maintenance management systems.
  • Reduced downtime of heavy equipment through proactive troubleshooting and diagnosis of mechanical issues.
  • Delivered high-quality results while working under tight deadlines, prioritizing tasks effectively for maximum impact.
  • Boosted productivity, ensuring all necessary tools and parts were readily available for scheduled work orders.
  • Maintained accurate records of completed work orders, providing clear documentation for future reference or audits.
  • Communicated effectively with clients regarding their equipment needs, fostering strong relationships built on trust and accountability.
  • Improved equipment longevity, conducting thorough inspections and identifying areas requiring attention or repair.

Maintenance Movement NCO

US Army Reserve
04.2016 - 01.2019
  • Reduced downtime for critical systems by conducting thorough inspections and addressing potential issues proactively.
  • Conducted comprehensive troubleshooting to diagnose issues accurately, facilitating swift resolution of problems.
  • Led training programs to enhance the skill sets of fellow team members, fostering a culture of continuous learning within the unit.
  • Continuously updated knowledge on industry best practices, incorporating new techniques into daily operations as appropriate.

Shower and Laundry Specialist

US Army Reserve
01.2005 - 07.2016
  • Participated in industry-related conferences and workshops to stay informed on best practices and emerging trends in the field of shower and laundry services.
  • Contributed to company growth by identifying areas of improvement in facility operations and implementing necessary changes accordingly.
  • Maintained accurate records of equipment usage, repairs, and maintenance schedules for efficient tracking purposes.
  • Reduced downtime of equipment with thorough inspections and timely repairs, ensuring continuous availability of services for clients.

Supply Sergeant

US Army Reserve
09.2000 - 01.2005
  • Issued items to soldiers and kept detailed records.
  • Conducted regular audits of stock levels, ensuring adequate availability of essential items at all times.
  • Wrote schedules and assigned soldiers to small arms maintenance.
  • Coordinated turn-ins of supplies and equipment for 50 soldiers.
  • Managed and maintained accurate records of all incoming and outgoing supplies, creating a reliable database for reference.

Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic

Department Of The Navy, Public Works Center
10.1989 - 04.2000
  • Improved equipment efficiency by conducting regular preventive maintenance and repairs.
  • Contributed to team success with strong problem-solving skills in diagnosing mechanical malfunctions.
  • Reduced costs by sourcing high-quality replacement parts at competitive prices.
  • Delivered comprehensive training to new hires on company procedures, safety protocols, and equipment repair techniques.

Light Wheel Vehicle /Power Generator Mechanic

US Army Reserve
09.1989 - 01.2000
  • Diagnosed issues accurately through thorough inspection and testing procedures.
  • Improved client satisfaction by performing routine site visits to ensure optimal generator performance.
  • Continuously updated technical knowledge, keeping abreast of industry advancements and best practices.

Machinist Apprentice

Naval Ship Repair Facility
02.1987 - 04.1989
  • Operated band saws, CNC mills, and lathes in machine shop.
  • Expanded skill set under machinist mentorship, learning advanced techniques for improved job performance.
  • Reduced production errors by accurately measuring dimensions using precision tools such as calipers and micrometers.
  • Deburred, polished and ground machine parts to preserve functionality.

Light Wheel Vehicle, Power Generator Mechanic

United States Army
06.1980 - 06.1984
  • Increased power generator efficiency by conducting regular maintenance and repairs.
  • Assisted in the installation of new power generators, ensuring proper setup and functionality.
  • Achieved high levels of customer satisfaction due to attention to detail, strong work ethic, excellent problem-solving abilities.
  • Communicated effectively with colleagues, management, and customers regarding project progress or potential setbacks.
  • Maintain military equipment to Army Standards.
  • Ensure equipment readiness is fully mission capably.
  • Supported facility operations by maintaining an inventory of parts, tools, and supplies necessary for efficient work execution.
  • Participated in ongoing professional development opportunities, enhancing skills as a Power Generator Mechanic continuously.
  • Trained junior mechanics in standard operating procedures, safety protocols, and industry best practices.
  • Maintained detailed records of completed jobs including notes about any follow-up services needed or potential recommendations.
  • Diagnosed issues accurately through thorough inspection and testing procedures.

Education

Associate of Arts -

Central Texas College
Killeen, Texas

Skills

  • Brake System Maintenance
  • Diesel Engine Repair
  • Electrical Troubleshooting
  • Oil Change Procedures
  • Air Conditioning Repair
  • Welding and fabrication
  • Fuel System Service
  • Heavy Equipment Operation
  • Exhaust system repair

Timeline

Maintenance Movement NCO

US Army Reserve
04.2016 - 01.2019

Shower and Laundry Specialist

US Army Reserve
01.2005 - 07.2016

Supply Sergeant

US Army Reserve
09.2000 - 01.2005

Heavy Mobile Equipment Mechanic Inspector

USAR AMSA G-169
03.2000 - Current

Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic

Department Of The Navy, Public Works Center
10.1989 - 04.2000

Light Wheel Vehicle /Power Generator Mechanic

US Army Reserve
09.1989 - 01.2000

Machinist Apprentice

Naval Ship Repair Facility
02.1987 - 04.1989

Light Wheel Vehicle, Power Generator Mechanic

United States Army
06.1980 - 06.1984

Associate of Arts -

Central Texas College
Frank Quenga