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Corey James Driskell3620 Pakenham Dr.Chalmette, LA, 70043Cell:
(504) 606-4679Home: (504) 304-5875Email:
[email protected] OBJECTIVEDiesel Mechanic,
Automotive Mechanic
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
11/08 to Present; 40+ hours per week; Vehicle Electrician;
General Dynamics; FtLewis; WA, IraqSupervisor: Chris Millmaker,
(253) 964-8324Work with a team to maintain 100% combat readiness of
Stryker family of militaryvehicles. Perform services in parameters
of maintenance specifications. Troubleshoot, inspect and repair any
electrical faults. Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance to
maintain 100% combat readiness.
08/07 to 11/08; 40+ hours per week; Diesel Mechanic; First
Student; New Orleans,LA
Supervisor: Russell Piazza, (504) 344-9176Maintained Fleet of
500+ School buses in shop setting as well service calls in
conjunction with other fleet mechanics. Repaired, rebuilt, or
replaced engines, transmissions, axles, suspension components,
electrical wiring, and electrical components. Troubleshot and
diagnosed any issues in any of the following components. Use of
3box software, for International engine diagnosis. Use of
electrical,hydraulic and pneumatic schematics for troubleshooting
procedures, flow charts and diagrams.
08/06 to 08/07 40+ hrs per week; Diesel Technician; Pep Boys;
Slidell; LASupervisor: Laurie Justice, (985) 646-6000 Ext. 1
Service technician, receiving and processing work orders
delivered by maintenance supervisor or customer service
representative. Performed inspections, diagnosis, prescribed work,
recommended work, or customer requested work. Use of electronic
technical manuals for troubleshooting electrical, mechanical,
hydraulic andpneumatic faults.02/06 to 0806; 40+ hrs per week;
Fleet Mechanic; Mas Tec; Metairie; LASupervisor: Warren Tatmen,
N/AMaintained Fleet of 200+ vehicles and pieces of equipment,
Performed all PM as well as unscheduled maintenance on vehicles and
equipment, controlled part orders, equipment repair estimates, PM
and unscheduled maintenance work orders. Workedcoincide with
drivers and operators to repair deficiencies in equipment or
vehi
cles. Use of arc welding machines for repairs to buckets,
frames, structural andfor modifications in aspects of operators
needs.11/04 to 02/06; 40+ hrs per week; Diesel Mechanic; Melton
Sales & Services; Burlington; NJSupervisor: John J. Melton
(609) 261-0700Performed tear down of HMMWV engines, assembled
completed HMMWV engines, transmissions and transfer cases.
Performed tear down of aircraft tow tractors, inspections on
aircraft tow tractors, reassembled aircraft tow tractors,
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MILITARY EXPERIENCE06/01 to 11/04; Base pay scale E1; MOS;
63W10; U.S. Army; Ft. Polk; LASupervisor: SFC Willie Loftin,
N/ASuccessfully worked with other 63W10 mechanics to maintain fleet
readiness to 95% combat readiness. Was awarded Certificate of
Appreciation for role in field training exercise to prepare unit
for deployment. Maintained fleet of vehicles andequipment in
conjunction with other 63W10 mechanics while deployed in
OperationIraqi Freedom.Maintained and operated 10 Ton recovery
vehicle in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.TRAINING AND COURSE
WORK63W10 Course; Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD; 40 Hr. Wk, 14 Wks;
Certified 63W10;11/01AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONArmy Service Ribbon,
08/01 National Defense Service Medal, 11/01Certificate of
Appreciation, 02/03Army Commendation Medal, Support during
Operation Iraqi Freedom, 07/04Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary
Medal, 07/04Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, 07/04Certificate
of Appreciation, 08/09EDUCATION
Devry UniversityOnlineMajor; Business Administration,
On-GoingWest High SchoolDavenport, IA2001MEMBERSHIPS AND CHARITABLE
WORKVeterans of Foreign Wars, Life MembershipCERTIFICATIONS AND
LICENSES63W10 Course
TECHNICALHardware:Software: Microsoft Office, Excel, Power
Point, Word, All Data, Chilton, Electronic Technical Manuals, 3Box
(International Engines),
