Stanley.Maynard@US.Army.mil
Career
Objective: To utilize my
acquired knowledge, experience and leadership skills in playing a major role in
the success of an organization.
Educational
Background: Alabama A&M
University, Normal, AL.
BAS in Electrical Engineering Technology.
Certification: Small Engine
Repair: Foley Belsaw Institute, Missouri.
Advanced Engine Repair: Foley Belsaw
Institute,
Brown
Belt Tae Kwon Do: Quiet Society, New
York.
Work
Experience:
5/99
to present: United
States Army Ordnance Captain O-3
6/98
to 5/99 Cervantes
Consulting Center incorporated.
Coordinated and set up interviews for prospective employees with
companies that needed the skills the prospective employees had. Set up and maintained the Local Area Network.
4/97 to 10/97 Lab
Assistant for Electronics Lab, Circuits Lab, and Computer Lab. Jobs included
supervising students to make sure they setup experiments correctly and
providing guidance when they had questions.
Also Assisted in the up keep of the Local Area Network by trouble
shooting and servicing the computers that failed.
10/95 to 5/99 Winn-Dixie
Inc. Retail Deli Associate. Was responsible for cooking
and serving of a variety of foods.
Was responsible for making sure that all equipment was keep in working order.
Worked in Deli, Meat, Dairy, Seafood, and Stock
departments.
6/91 to 6/95
6/89 to 6/91
Hollenbecks Foods Inc. Worked in all
department to include Dairy, Meat, Produce, Cashier, Grocery, Frozen, and lower
management.
Military: Education Armor Officer Basic Course
2/00
Unit
Movement Course 5/00
Nuclear
Biological Chemical Defense Course 10/00
Combat
Life Savers Course 6/99
Ordnance
Officers Branch Qualification Course 6/01
Combined
Logistics Captains Career Course 6/03
Trained
and Certified Power Generation Equipment Repairmen.
Trained
and Certified to drive trucks up to 22,000 pounds.
Trained
and Certified to operate 4000 LB warehouse and rough
terrain forklift.
Trained
and Certified to operate generators up to 200 kW.
Trained and Certified in Rappelling and Mountaineering.
Military:
Duty Assignment
5/99
to present: Company
Commander: Responsible for the daily operation of a 149 man maintenance company
and for the maintenance and repair of over 2000 vehicles, trailers, generators,
weapons, and other electronic items.
Duties included training for combat, setting maintenance priorities,
setting training priorities, conducting maintenance, conducting training,
conducting inspections, maintaining over 22 million dollars worth of military
equipment, and keeping good order and discipline. Mission was to provide maintenance and repair
parts support to a 702 person Battalion with over 2000 pieces of equipment.
6/03
to 6/05 Maintenance
Management Officer: Responsible for tracking the maintenance status of all
Forces in Europe to include Aircraft, combat vehicles, support vehicles, and
electronic equipment. Duties included
gathering daily reports, combining them and doing a daily briefing to high
level personnel. Tracking
down parts, expediting deliver of parts, and arranging maintenance support from
civilian contractors. Mission was
to ensure that V US Army Corps was at the highest level of combat
readiness.
10/01
to 12/02 Maintenance
Platoon Leader/XO: Responsible for the daily operations of a 220 man
Maintenance Company and for the maintenance of over 5000 vehicles, trailers,
generators, weapons, and electronic items.
Duties included training for combat, setting maintenance priorities,
setting training priorities, conducting maintenance, conducting training,
conducting inspections, and keeping good order and discipline. Mission was to provide maintenance and repair
parts support to a 1200 person Brigade Combat Team with over 5000 pieces of
equipment.
3/00
to 10/01 Armor
Platoon Leader: Responsible for the daily operation of a 20 man tank
platoon. Duties included maintenance and
upkeep of five M1A2 Main Battle Tanks, training for war, and contingence
operations.
6/91 to 6/95
Trained
and Certified Power Generation Equipment Repairmen.
Trained
and Certified to drive trucks up to 22,000 pounds.
Trained
and Certified to operate 4000 LB warehouse and rough
terrain forklift.
Awards: Was awarded 2
Army Commendation Medal, 7 Army Achievement Medals, 2 National Defense Medal, 1
Army Good Conduct Medal, Army Service Ribbon, 2 Overseas Service Ribbon, Korean
Defense Service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Metal, Global War On
Terrorism Service Medal, Global War On Terrorism Expeditionary Medal, 1 Drivers
Badge, 1 Mechanics Badge.
Received
Honorable Discharge (DD-214 provided upon request.)
References: Available upon request.