Jesse W.

Monahan
P.O. Box 82216
Fairbanks,AK
99701
(907) 687-1099
Objectives : Support military and civilian personnel with technical/mechanical e
xpertise.
Strengths : Teamwork with large numbers
Able to complete tasks in timely manner
Always complete tasks at hand
Able and willing to work long hours
Computer literate and utilize Microsoft programs
Able to type 75-80 words per minute
Accomplishments: Honorably Discharged from active U.S. Army
2 Good Conduct Medals (time in service)
2 Army Achievement Medals (for meritorious servic
e)
1 Army Commendation Medal (Completion of Multiple
Missions)

Employment History :
Installation Maintenance Facility (04/27/2009 - 09/24/2010) - Tech/Mechanic
Fort. Wainwright, Alaska United States
Supervisor: Robert Fowler & Gary Smith - 907-353-4057; Contact:Yes
Pay Grade: Wage Grade 8 step 2
Salary: $27.31 per hour
Hours per week: 40
Duties: Inspected, diagnosed and repaired military/civilian vehicles including p
ersonnel equipment ranging from trailers, portable dinning facilities, forklifts
, loaders, cranes and plows. Experienced with various military/civilian technica
l manuals, safety procedures and hazardous fluid handling procedures. Experience
d using military/civilian computer software pertaining to technical troubleshoot
ing and diagnosing of equipment. Certified forklift/loader and crane operator to
transport equipment and parts. Conducted Inspections and special modifications
to military and civilian equipment to include adding armor, communications, weap
on systems and exterior modifications. Prepared required military documentation
for servicing,staging,and transportation of all equipment assigned.
Aurora Motors (03/14/2007 - 4/27/09) - Mechanic/Technician
Fairbanks, Alaska United States
Supervisor: Jack Jackson - 9074597000; Contact:Yes
Salary: $23.00 per hour
Hours per week: 50
Duties:
Troubleshoot defects, diagnose malfunction and determine type/extent of repair n
ecessary. Perform technical inspections of equipment to determine whether items
were rendered unserviceable due to fair wear and tear, the total scope of repair
s required to return items to a serviceable condition and accuracy/completeness
of repairs for warranty purposes. Conducted scheduled/unscheduled maintenance on
civilian vehicles ranging from oil changes to engine,transmission,transfer-case
, axle and electrical diagnostics and servicing.
United States Army (09/30/1999 - 03/13/2007) - 63B Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic
Ft.Wainwright, Alaska United States
Supervisor: Sgt.Wayne Lemons - 9073536565; Contact:Yes
Salary: $2,400.00 per month
Hours per week: 55
Duties: I have preformed a full range of overhaul and repair work from organiza
tional to general support-level maintenance on wheel, track, commercial, industr
ial, automotive, engineer, special purpose and material handling equipment. Trou
bleshoot defects, diagnose malfunction and determine type/extent of repair neces
sary. Perform technical inspections of equipment to determine whether items were
rendered unserviceable due to fair wear and tear, the total scope of repairs re
quired to return items to a serviceable condition accurately and in a timely man
ner. My duties to include complete disassembling of engines to determine the ext
ent of repair; diagnose and repair all types of failures in electrical systems;
inspect and test equipment which will not operate properly.Removed, repaired cle
aned, and retested major assemblies to be returned to designated units. Prepared
documentation required for vehicle turn in, monthly soldier evaluations,hazardo
us material safety data sheets, and deployment checklists. Provided maintenance
support and training to foreign military elements to include British, Australian
, Korean and Iraqi Soldiers to include armoring their various types of vehicles
while in Iraq, Conducted multiple recovery missions and logistical equipment mis
sions while overseas.

Wells Mills Fuels (06/15/1997 - 09/29/1999) - Station Attendant/Mechanic

Wysox, Pennsylvania United States
Supervisor: Rick Root - 57026560761; Contact:Yes
Salary: $8.25 per hour
Hours per week: 20
Duties: Provided consumers with routine maintenance and fueling of personal vehi
cles with full service on vehicles including checking fluid levels and topping o
ff fluids required.
S&A Construction (10/01/1994 - 09/25/1999) - Laboror
Wysox, Pennsylvania United States
Supervisor: Scott Schmeck - UNAVAILABLE; Contact:Yes
Salary: $5.50 per hour
Hours per week: 35
Duties: Cleared property of brush,trees, large rocks and anything instructed by
my supervisor to remove. Operated dump trucks, front loaders, forklifts, steam r
ollers, and various tools ranging from pneumatic to gas operated (i.e) chainsaws
to nail guns and hydraulic lifts. Most work involved direct labor such as diggi
ng post holes, carrying shingles and plywood up ladders and clearing work site o
f unwanted lumber and trash. Learned and assisted with building of decks,garages
,home frames and foundations.
Education:
High School
Towanda Area High School (09/04/1995 - 06/06/1999)
Towanda, Pennsylvania
United States
Degree: Graduate/Academic
Description: Graduated from Towanda Area High School June 6,1999
Northern Tier Vocational Institute:
Towanda,Pennsylvania
United States
Certificate: Automotive Service Technology
Description: Attended while in High School and received Certificate same time as
Diploma
Training :
Hemmit Load Handling System Operator Course (11/26/2003)
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Trained to operate vehicle hydraulic systems and drive vehicle with FRS system,
flatbeds, and various other attachments utilized.
Vocational School
United States Army FBCB2 Leader OP-NET Course (02/18/2004 - 03/03/2004)
Ft.Wainwright, Alaska
United States
Degree: Certificate

Description: Learned proper operation of FBCB2 vehicle communication systems cur

rently in use in all military vehicles
Vocational School
United States Army Forward Repair System Course (11/25/2003 - 12/10/2003)
Ft.Wainwright, Alaska
United States
Degree: Certificate

Description: Learned proper operation and maintenance of Forward Repair System.

Training criteria for course shows how to operate all available functions of equ
ipment ranging from crane, mig/arc welders, and plasma cutters along with pneuma
tic lifting tools and impact tools.
Vocational School
General Dynamics Land Systems Division (05/01/2004 - 06/04/2004)
Warren, Michigan
United States
Degree: Certificate

Description: Learned how to operate vehicle systems ranging from driving to oper
ating weapons systems and maintaining vehicle. Learned engine, transmission, t-c
ase, axle, cooling, hydraulic, and electrical systems.
Vocational School
United States Army Fuel Handler Course (10/21/2001 - 11/05/2001)
Ft.Hood, Texas
United States
Degree: Certificate

Description: Learned how to operate fuel distributing systems on Hemmit Fueler a

nd had to be certified to drive vehicle due to weight and amount of fuel being h
andled.
Technical School
United States Army Wrecker School (05/12/2001 - 06/01/2001)
Ft.Hood, Texas
United States
Degree: Certificate

Description: Learned basic and advanced techiques of vehicle retrieval in variou

s conditions ranging vehicle types,sizes, weight, and conditions in which vehicl
es are disabled and types of enviroments vehicles are disabled in.