Byron Laubmeier
Biography:
Security Clearance: Top Secret Clearance
Work Experience: 2.1 years
Work Experience:
My name is Byron Laubmeier. I am a Corporal in the United States Marine Corps looking for a job in the civilian sector. During my time in the marines, I served as a mechanic and inspector on the MV-22 Osprey. I also acted as an instructor to junior ranking marines. I have a Class B CDL, Cat III Overhead Crane and ground support equipment qualifications. The Marine Corps has given me the tools to be proficient in leadership, communication, and attention to detail. Before the Marine Corps, I grew up on a 250-acre cattle farm which has made me a dedicated hard worker and a quick learner. I am hoping to find a career in the ironworker field with an overall goal of becoming a journeyman.
Military Service:
Rank: Corporal
Branch/Position: Marine Corps
Period: July 2019 - present
Occupation: Tiltrotor Crew Chief, MV-22 - 6176
Security Clearance: Top Secret Clearance
Duties Description:Repair and replace mechanical components on the MV-22 Osprey.
Inspect all components on the aircraft to ensure it is safe to fly, as well as
train new marines to have an in-depth knowledge of the mechanical, hydraulic
and electrical systems on the osprey.Training courses:
- presidential service ribbon
- good conduct medal/ribbon
- national defense medal/ribbon
- letter of appreciation
- CPR/AED
Work history:
Job Title: Lifeguard
Company: Stamford Village Pool
Period: June 2017 - July 2019
Trainings, Certifications and Licences:
- CPR/AED First Aid
Taught pre-k to 4th grade children how to swim as well as look over the pool and surrounding areas to ensure everyone was safe.
Job Title: Tiltrotor Crew Chief
Company: United States Marine Corps
Period: July 2019 - present
Trainings, Certifications and Licences:
- CPR/AED
- naval aircrewmen candidate school
- naval aviation technical training
- flight school VMMT-204
Repair and replace mechanical components on the MV-22 Osprey.
Inspect all components on the aircraft to ensure it is safe to fly, as well as
train new marines to have an in-depth knowledge of the mechanical, hydraulic
and electrical systems on the osprey.
Education:
Jefferson Central School
High School
Period: Invalid date - June 2019
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