PHILLIP MARSH

  

Biography:

Military Experience: 16.6 years

Work Experience:

Over 3 years' experience and knowledge as a Wheeled Vehicle Repairer for the military. Knowledgeable of laptop and desktop computers, windows applications, Microsoft Windows, and Microsoft Office. Knowledgeable of arc-welding and oxy-acetylene. Highly skilled at Spot, Stick, MIG and TIG Welding. Can work in harsh environments and stressful situations and always make sound decisions. Highly skilled at troubleshooting diesel engines and providing workable and cost saving solutions. Can learn new methods and procedures quickly and identify mechanical problems. Highly mechanical incline and skilled on conducting repairs.

Military Service:

  • Rank: Wheel Vehicle Repairer Supervisor

    Branch/Position: Army

    Period: June 2012

    Occupation: Wheel Vehicle Repairer

    Duties Description:
    U.S. Army Supervised a 7 member maintenance team providing direct support maintenance, services, and installation support for 615th Aviation Support Battalion, 1st Calvary Division consisting of over 90 wheeled vehicles Accountable for an M-998 High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV), Mechanic Tool Set, and personal military equipment valued at over 250,000 dollars Conducted hands on training on transmission repair, extracting diesel engines, and shop safety training over 230 personnel Test drove vehicles, and tested components and systems, using equipment such as compression gauges, and computerized diagnostic devices Examined vehicles to determine extent of damage and malfunctions and provided repairs Repaired, relined, replaced, and adjusted brakes in accordance to Military Technical Manuals specifications

  • Rank: Wheeled Vehicle Repairman

    Branch/Position: Army

    Period: June 2011 - May 2012

    Occupation: Wheel Vehicle Repairer

    Duties Description:
    U.S. Army Camp Marmal/Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan Provide wheeled vehicle maintenance support, operator level training, and inventory on hazardous materials for Camp Marmal, Military installation located in Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan Accountable for mechanic's tool set, M-16 assault rifle, and personal military combat equipment valued 30,000 dollars Conducted classroom and hands-on training on Emergency Medical Treatment, Base Camp Security, and Marksmanship training over 100 personnel Followed military checklists to ensure all important parts are examined, including belts, hoses, steering systems, glow plugs, brake and fuel systems, wheel bearings, and other potentially troublesome areas with diesel trucks and support equipment Conferred with supervisors and customers to obtain descriptions of vehicle problems, and to discuss work to be performed and future repair requirements Performed routine and scheduled maintenance services such as oil changes, lubrications, and tune-ups in accordance of military guidelines

  • Rank: Wheeled Vehicle Repairman

    Branch/Position: Army

    Period: December 2009 - May 2011

    Occupation: Wheel Vehicle Repairer

    Duties Description:
    U.S. Army Provide direct maintenance support, troubleshooting assistance, and property inventory for the 615th Aviation Support Battalion Accountable for a mechanic tool box, an M-16 weapon system, and government quarters valued at over 30,000 dollars Conducted classroom and hands-on training on physical fitness, combative and self-defense, and maintenance services training over 10 personnel Repaired and serviced diesel engine-cooling and electrical systems Tested and adjusted repaired systems to meet military and manufacturers' performance specifications Reviewed work and shop orders and discuss work with supervisors and customers

Education:

  • 15 College Hours

    Psychology

    Period: September 2026

  • University of Maryland University College

    Diploma General Education

    Period: September 2026 - January 2013

  • Millington Central High School

    Vocational Training in Computer Aid D

    Period: September 2026 - January 2007

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