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Responsibilities included assembling parts or units, and positioning, aligning and fastening units to assemblies, subassemblies, or fames, using hand tools and power tools.\n\nDIAGNOSTIC TROUBLESHOOTING: Performed repairs using schematics/diagrams, multi-meter, oscilloscopes along with other tools and equipment to aid with the troubleshooting process. Troubleshot, repaired, and tested products at component level, entered information into database, and performed monthly analysis of data to determine consistent part failures. \n", "location": "Greater San Diego Area", "title": "Electrical Maintenance Technician", "startedOn": {"month": 5, "year": 2018}, "companyUrn": "urn:li:fs_salesCompany:3053342"}, "degree": 3, "fullName": "Joseph Hale", "positions": [{"posId": 1326834339, "new": true, "current": true, "companyName": "VSP Optics", "description": "ROBOTIC AUTOMATION: Experienced with hydraulic and pneumatic power, mechanical, and thermal system repair. 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Successfully enrolled in several University undergrad degree courses while maintaining a GPA of 3.62 and balancing a busy work schedule, internship, intensive medical appointments, therapy sessions, and community relation projects.\n\nTRANSITIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT: Though comprehensive classroom skill building courses learned skills in: resume writing, military to civilian skill translation, professional networking, job placement preparation, vocational opportunities, physical fitness, and meditation fundamentals to assist with transition out of military service.\n\nPERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Developed methods to strengthen both body and mind to improve overall self-confidence, self-esteem, and rehabilitative recovery through self-reflection. 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Reviewed detained foreign national\u00e2\u0080\u0099s medical compliance records, insuring all primary medical and dental care was received while in custody prior to the submittal of deportation orders and the removal from the United States. Maintained physical and electronic record of case files, individual personal legal documents, criminal/civil history for removal and deportation cases for several Central American and Caribbean Nations. Studied and reviewed Immigration Law Codes to determine the correct legal form(s) needed and required for the determination of a criminal or civil foreign alien\u00e2\u0080\u0099s deportation removal order documentation.", "location": "Santa Ana, California", "title": "Intern-ERO/Detained Program", "startedOn": {"month": 5, "year": 2018}, "companyUrn": "urn:li:fs_salesCompany:533534"}, {"posId": 1194068610, "new": false, "current": false, "endedOn": {"month": 5, "year": 2018}, "companyName": "United States Marine Corps", "description": "PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT - Hand selected as primary decision-maker on night shift for a drastically under-staffed maintenance department experiencing frequent turnover in technicians; resulted in improved operational effectiveness and improved safety and increased maintenance efficiency adding to mission readiness. Directly supervised a 4-aircraft, 42-member operational detachment and provided the squadron with sufficient specialized pre-deployment training. Conducted morning, afternoon, and evening maintenance briefs after analyzing, compiling, and arranging information on 16 aircrafts and 11 work centers. Directed pertinent preventative repair, inspections, and aircraft configurations for requirements for mission completeness. \n\nPROGRAM MANAGEMENT - Served as the Collateral Duty of Technical Directives Compliance Program Coordinator (TDPC) insuring program compliance by researching Technical Directives (TD) on Naval Air Technical Data and Engineering Service Center (NATEC) Deck Plate for availability, verification of airframe and/or component applicability, maintained strict material control of parts and kits, and maintained detailed accountability of active and historical data of TD reports and documentation. Received a notable mention during a periodic 1st Marine Aircraft Wing Program Inspection. Served as the Collateral Duty of Navy Oil Analysis and Consumption Monitoring Program (NOAP) Coordinator, insuring squadron\u00e2\u0080\u0099s compliance with Naval and Joint Forces\u00e2\u0080\u0099 monitoring of oil usage rate and oil condition in aircraft equipment, for detection of possible impending component failures. Received a Bravo Zulu with Honorable Mention during a weeklong Commander of Naval Air Forces (CNAF) Inspection due to having zero deficiencies and outstanding program documentation.\n\nINVENTORY CONTROL - Coordinated and maintained vast inventories of required materials and components for 16 aircrafts totaling over $15 million to meet production and flight schedules operations.", "location": "Greater San Diego Area", "title": "Aircraft Maintenance and Production Manager ", "startedOn": {"month": 4, "year": 2014}, "companyUrn": "urn:li:fs_salesCompany:11175823"}, {"posId": 1194073103, "new": false, "current": false, "endedOn": {"month": 4, "year": 2017}, "companyName": "United States Marine Corps", "description": "QUALITY ASSURANCE AUDITS - Evaluated several aviation and support equipment maintenance, safety, and NAMP programs by performing periodic Computerized Self Evaluation Checklist (CSEC) audits which includes: Special, Work Center, Quality Assurance, and Annual Audits; insuring immediate compliance of standards while detecting unsatisfactory conditions through trend analysis and developing methods for correcting those deficiencies in a safe and timely manner. \n\nQUALITY ASSURANCE STANDARDIZATION - Coordinated periodic mock emergency action drills for programs under Naval Aviation Maintenance Program Standard Operating Procedures (NAMPSOPs) as simulated fuel spills, hazmat contamination, loss of power/contingency operations, Foreign Object Damage (FOD), tool control procedures, and Electric Static Discharge (ESD) procedures. Provided standardization and knowledge of mishap recognition, prevention, and emergency actions to decrease the likelihood of a situation occurring. As a Corporal to Staff Sergeant of Marines, supervised quality assurance standards of general aircraft maintenance by reviewing work progress by establishing and maintaining a high level of professionalism amongst the team though personal examples and strict adherence to Maintenance Instructional Manuals (MIMs) and the 4790 NAMP publication.\n\nTRAINING - Directly responsible for the training and certification of 20+ Marines in the intense curriculum for the additional Military Occupation Specialty (MOS) and designation of Collateral Duty Quality Assurance Representative (CDQAR). 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Culminated each Small Unit Leadership course with an extensive 12-hour practical exam enabling students to utilize lessons learned, team building, problem solving both as a team and individual, simulated casualties, land navigation without electronics, simulated enemy contact, radio communication, and the administration of medical aid. Developed and integrated new and updated improvements to course curriculum, providing lessons plans based upon the demographics and learning challenges of each class to maximize the academic achievement of all students. \n\nDOCUMENTATION/RECORD KEEPING - Maintained an electronic record keeping system designed to efficiently document the scores of each exam, student grades, inspection results, physical fitness outcomes to better assess the learning curve of all 30 students during each of the 2 academic courses. The record system also documented my performance evaluations of each of the course\u00e2\u0080\u0099s 3 instructors. \n\nMILITARY STANDARDS AHEARANCE - Conducted periotic in-course inspections of service and utility uniforms abiding by USMC military uniform regulations. These inspections demanded and reinforced the adherence of strict discipline, confidence, honor, and self-respect needed as a small unit leader and Non-commissioned Officer of Marines. Administered 24 detailed exams, quizzes, and physical fitness tests to ensure students are versed in the course material and within physical fitness standards of the United States Marine Corps.\n", "location": "Kailua Hawaii", "title": "Senior Lead Instructor for Enlisted Professional Military Education", "startedOn": {"month": 6, "year": 2016}, "companyUrn": "urn:li:fs_salesCompany:11175823"}, {"posId": 1194070897, "new": false, "current": false, "endedOn": {"month": 3, "year": 2011}, "companyName": "United States Marine Corps", "description": "AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE - Serviced and lubricated aircraft and subsystems to ensure aircraft met inspection and maintenance compliance requirements. Performed scheduled and periodic maintenance inspections, assisted in major aircraft maintenance evolutions, conducted limited system operational checks for proper operational specifications. Troubleshot and repaired aircraft subsystems using special diagnostic tools and equipment as required as specified in maintenance publications.\n\nTEAM LEADERSHIP & SUPERVISON - As a junior Marine (Lance Corporal) supervised Power Systems Department by monitoring tasking of daily routine and emergency maintenance workorders, personnel accountability, and material supply inventory. As a junior ranking Marine led a team of 12 to contribute critical knowledge and expertise in the successful breakdown of two aircrafts for embarkation and transportation from OEF to the United States, resulted in project completion of 2 weeks ahead of schedule.\n\nTRAINING & MENTORING - As the Training and Licensing Coordinator, successfully managed 80 Marines' syllabi, ultimately resulting in the completion of more than 74 syllabi and the timely issuance of appropriate licenses. Employed conflict intervention and resolution skills with techniques that deescalated confrontations; provided improved communication and collaboration skills while working with members of other military branches resulting in greater relations and mission success. \n\nRECORD KEEPING - Directly managed Safety, Hazmat, and Embarkation programs by providing training, periodic audits, and extensive record keeping for 800 Marines and Sailors. \n", "location": "Greater San Diego Area", "title": "Aircraft Power Systems Mechanic", "startedOn": {"month": 1, "year": 2008}, "companyUrn": "urn:li:fs_salesCompany:11175823"}], "pictureInfo": {}, "relatedColleagueCompanyId": 3053342, "savedLead": false, "firstName": "Joseph", "numOfSharedConnections": 0, "memberBadges": {"premium": true, "openLink": true, "jobSeeker": false}, "flagshipProfileUrl": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/joseph-hale", "location": "Greater San Diego Area"}
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