Samuel Kopetzky 27439 DewDrop Ave. Canyon Country,California, 91351 661-251-6055 H. 818-913-4353 C. E-mail sk13233b4@westpost.

net Summary of Qualifications: Fifteen years of experience working in the U.S. Army as a Light and Heavy Wheel ed Vehicle repairer (Actives and Reserves). Maintained, repaired, troubleshot, and rebuilt wheeled vehicles. Comprehensive background in electrical, fuel, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems. Knowledge of diagnostic test equipment. Expert technical knowledge of Air Brake systems for Military Vehicles, FMTV, MTV and LMTV. Diagnosed and repaired problems with engine, transmission, fuel, brake, electri cal and, suspension systems. Performed overhaul and repair of 6.2 liter diesel, familiar with electrical, fuel, pneumatic, and hydraulic schematic. Trained and supervised personnel in body and frame overhaul of the 1 HMMWV. Du ties involved ensuring proper safety precautions were used during overhaul and a ll faults were identified repaired. Additionally, supervised tests and replaceme nt of Airbrake systems for Military vehicles. Supervised and coordinated workers engaged in loading/transporting machinery an d industrial equipment, such as, construction machinery, field drilling/pumping equipment, tanks, vessels, compressors and pumps for chemical plants, refineries and pipeline pump stations. Drove trucks with capacity greater than 3 tons to transport materials to and fr om specified destinations. Education: 2006 Certification Kuwait Drivers License 1995 Certification Class A with HAZMAT and TANK Endorsement, State of California 1991 Certification Generator School Military - Burbank, California 1990 Certification Heavy Equipment Mechanic Military Fort Jackson, South Carol ina 1986 Certification Electronics Technical Pacific Coast Technical School, Van Nu ys, California Fluor Corp. (2010)- (2011) Warrior Afghanistan Generator Mechanic. Tested faulty equipment and applied knowledge of functional operation of electr onic units and systems to diagnose cause of malfunctions. Replaced defective components and wiring and adjusted mechanical parts, using h and tools and soldering iron. Communicated with equipment operators to ascertain problems with equipment befo re breakdown and to determine if breakdown was due to human error or mechanical problems. Inspected truck equipment and supplies, such as tires, lights, brakes, gas, oil and water. Disassembled and overhauled internal combustion engines, pumps, pump powe r units, generators, transmissions, clutches and rear ends, using hand tools and hoist. Fit together parts and subassemblies to build electric motors, generators and g asoline engine-generator sets, using machinist's tools and precision instruments . Positioned rotors and armatures into stator and field ring. Inserted shims under rotor support to adjust airgap between rotor and stator, m easuring clearance with precision instruments.

Cut and stripped wire leads and crimps and soldered connecting lugs to them. Responsible for maintenance and operation of 3.5KW, 5KW, 10KW, 60KW, 100KW MEP, FG Wilsons, Cummins, generators. Relevant Work History: Kellogg Brown Root (2009)-(2010) Warrior Afghanistan Generator Mechanic. Tested faulty equipment and applied knowledge of functional operation of electr onic units and systems to diagnose cause of malfunctions. Replaced defective components and wiring and adjusted mechanical parts, using h and tools and soldering iron. Communicated with equipment operators to ascertain problems with equipment befo re breakdown and to determine if breakdown was due to human error or mechanical problems. Inspected truck equipment and supplies, such as tires, lights, brakes, gas, oil and water. Disassembled and overhauled internal combustion engines, pumps, pump powe r units, generators, transmissions, clutches and rear ends, using hand tools and hoist. Fit together parts and subassemblies to build electric motors, generators and g asoline engine-generator sets, using machinist's tools and precision instruments . Positioned rotors and armatures into stator and field ring. Inserted shims under rotor support to adjust airgap between rotor and stator, m easuring clearance with precision instruments. Cut and stripped wire leads and crimps and soldered connecting lugs to them. Responsible for maintenance and operation of 3.5KW, 5KW, 10KW, 60KW, MEP, FG Wi lsons, Cummins, generators. generators. Ranger Land Systems (2008)- (2009) Huntsville, Alabama Field Service Technician Expert technical knowledge of Air Brake systems for military Vehicles, FMTV, MT V, LMTV. Reviewed work order and related manuals, blueprints and schematic diagrams to d etermine tasks to be performed and tools needed for installation of machines. Kellogg Brown Root (2008) Balad, Iraq Generator Mechanic/Heavy Truck Driver Tested faulty equipment and applied knowledge of functional operation of electr onic units and systems to diagnose cause of malfunctions. Replaced defective components and wiring and adjusted mechanical parts, using h and tools and soldering iron. Communicated with equipment operators to ascertain problems with equipment befo re breakdown and to determine if breakdown was due to human error or mechanical problems. Inspected truck equipment and supplies, such as tires, lights, brakes, gas, oil and water. ITT Systems Division (2006-2007) Camp Arifjan, Kuwait Transportation/Generator Mechanic Drove truck with capacity greater than three tons to transport materials to and from specified destinations. Supervised and coordinated workers engaged in loading/transporting machinery an d industrial equipment, such as construction machinery, field drilling/pumping e

quipment, tanks, vessels, compressors and pumps for chemical plants, refineries and pipeline pump stations. Studied sizes and weights of new equipment from bills of lading and other speci fications to plan procedures for dismantling and loading equipment. United States Army Reserves (1985-Present) Maintenance Mechanic Serviced and repaired a wide range of trucks including: M998/ 1038/ 1035 Series HMMWV 1 ton , M1078 FMTV/ LMTV, M1083 MTV, 2 ton trucks, M915 Series ,AM Gene ral M35A2 2.5 Heavy Trucks 5 ton trucks, 10 ton M977 HEMMET. M1070/M1000 HETS . Familiar with Detroit diesel, Cummins diesel, 6.2 and 6.5 liter diesel engines. Worked on assembly line for rebuild of 6.2 liter diesel, replaced front and rea r main seals, fuel pumps, injectors, hydraulic cylinders, lines, and control ass emblies. Performed routine preventive maintenance and complete overhaul of frame and bod y on the 1 ton HMMWV. Inspected defective equipment and diagnosed malfunctions, using motor analyzers , pressure gauges, chassis charts and factory manuals. Disassembled and overhauled internal combustion engines, pumps, pump power unit s, generators, transmissions, clutches and rear ends, using hand tools and hoist . Fit together parts and subassemblies to build electric motors, generators and g asoline engine-generator sets, using machinist's tools and precision instruments . Positioned rotors and armatures into stator and field ring. Inserted shims under rotor support to adjust airgap between rotor and stator, m easuring clearance with precision instruments. Cut and stripped wire leads and crimps and soldered connecting lugs to them. Responsible for maintenance and operation of 3.5KW, 5KW, 10KW, 60KW generators. United States Army Active Duty (1979-1982) Schwienfurt, West Germany Armour Crewman Drove military tank and fired weapons working as crew member. Prepared tank and equipment for movement and combat. Loaded ammunition into breech of weapon. Aimed weapon, using tank fire control equipment and fired weapon at target. Camouflaged position and protected tank and equipment against chemical warfare agents. Decontaminated tank and equipment when exposed to contaminants. Structured and maintained a M60A1, M60A3, M1A1,M1A2, M113. Other Work History: Spectrum Pool Care (2003-2006) Van Nuys, Ca Pool Heater Repair Followed blueprints and other specifications. Replaced defective parts, such as bellows, range spring and toggle switch. Measured tolerances of assembled parts, using micrometer and calipers. Schlumberger Dowell (2001) Rock Springs, WY Field Supervisor Trainee Reviewed work order and related manuals, blueprints and schematic diagrams to d etermine tasks to be performed and tools needed for installation of machines. Assisted in controlling blending and pumping equipment to treat oil and gas wel ls and permeable rock formations with cement, acid and chemicals. Drove truck equipped with acid pumps, mixers and related equipment to well site .

Opened valve, as directed, to admit specified amounts of solution into well. Repaired and replaced defective parts, using hand tools and power tools. Sample Corporation (1985-2002, 2009) Hollywood,CA Sales Marketing Answered questions from and provided information to customers about merchandise for sale. Additional Information Pass Port es Vacant Exp. 07 Jan. 2018 10 Pag