donald shannon

* Assembled instrument components and sub-components, electro-mechanical and hydraulic well logging assemblies and sub-assemblies, or electronic hybrid circuits. * Read and interpret detailed schematics, engineering drawings, wiring schematics, etc. * Duties included utilizing high or low temperature soldering processes, fitting/mounting, alignment, adjusting, and operational testing.

* Supervised and rated seven Airmen assigned to me. * Directed work center safety program with flawless inspection record. * Led crew to complete daily munitions storage and warehousing tasks. * Inspected packaging to ensure correct data and identification markings. * Maintained 100% accountability of munitions assets in the Combat Ammunition System. * Operated semi-truck with 52' trailers and forklifts with capacities ranging between 4000 and 22,000 pounds.

Led crew to test, assemble, and process all munitions designated for A-10 and F-16 aircraft. -Operated 4K, 6K and 10K warehousing forklifts, pallet jacks and overhead hoists. -Installed warheads, guidance units, fuses, arming wires, explosive bolts, squibs, strakes, wings, fins, control surfaces, and tracking flares. -Inspected munitions for serviceability and repackaged munitions ensuring correct container markings.

* Planned and coordinated training of all munitions personnel with various on-base agencies. * Instructed numerous munitions maintenance and safety training classes. * Ensured all munitions personnel were fully trained and deployment ready. * Maintained extensive training records for all munitions personnel.

* Delivered aircraft munitions from the munitions storage area to the flight line. * Ensured munitions were properly secured and safe for transport and loading. * Accounted for munitions movements daily, verified three ways between the flight line, Munitions Control and the Line-D driver, with a zero discrepancy tolerance.

* Worked as a team to assemble, test and maintain various aircraft munitions and small arms. * Operated 4K and 6K warehousing forklifts, pallet jacks and overhead hoists. * Strived towards journeyman upgrade training.

Performed ammunition receipt, storage, inventory and accountability, issue, maintenance, stock control, turn-in, and pre-/post-shipment operations procedures at the Ammunition Supply Point (ASP). -Loaded, unloaded, stacked, and stored ammunition, including rockets. Reviewed unit paperwork for accuracy and for compliance with existing regulations. -Conducted safety inspections of vehicles entering the ASP. Escorted unit personnel into the ASP and identifies the correct ammunition/pyrotechnics by type, lot and location. -Performed quarterly closed inventories and conducts 100% screening of turn-in items, including brass and residue, to ensure no live ammunition gets transported to the Defense Reutilization Management Office.

* Managed seven work crews totaling 36 munitions personnel. Organized daily work orders and assigned crews accordingly. * Performed daily inspections of munitions operations to ensure safety and attention to detail. -Inspected munitions storage facilities for erosion, cracks, damage and debris. * Responsible for 100% safe and accurate munitions storage in 108 storage structures.

Comprehensive electrical/electronics theory is substantiated with extensive, hands-on lab work specially designed to re-enforce the student’s understanding of the presented curriculum and concepts. Successful completion of the Electronics career pathway, in conjunction with optional Independent Industry Certifications and cooperative college credit alliances, fully qualifies graduates for entry-level employment in many of today’s technology industries.