Andrew Martinez
Hartsville
Summary
A dedicated professional with extensive experience in firearms maintenance both in the military and private sector. Committed to ensuring the safety of the operators and readiness of all weapons systems through inspection, proper repairs, and extensive training, while keeping meticulous records of all work performed. Look forward to working with Vectrus. A company that promotes quality products and services and provides me with the opportunity to meet and exceed assigned task to gain long term employment overseas.
Overview
17
17
years of professional experience
Work History
Gunsmith II, Shipboard
KBR
10.2021 - Current
- Inspect, test, modify and repair small arms/artillery to ensure that meets units specification, tolerances and government order requirements
- Clean and lubricant part and subassemblies, using grease guns or oil cans for artillery pieces
- Maintained accurate records of inspections, modifications and all repairs completed
- Demonstrate a high level of safety procedures in arms workshop, warehouses and afloat naval vessel
- To maintain good physical and mental health to meet government deployment standards
- Order, receive, and inventory equipment for US Army Military Weapons
Gunsmith II, Onsite
KBR
06.2021 - Current
- Perform technical inspections, services and preventative maintenance on all crew served weapons to include: the M2, M2A1, MK19, M500, M119A3/M777 howitzers, numerous mortar systems and electronic armament equipment
- Troubleshoot and diagnose malfunctions of a various small arms, crew served and towed artillery
- Design, construct & repair firearms and their components according to technical manuals and operator needs
- Use and safe practices of hand tools, machine tools, tactical vehicles and fork lifts
- Prepared small arms to be packed for long term stored with accompanying paperwork to ensure accountability
- Use of gunsmithing tools such as surface grinders, lathes, presses, dremel
- Properly pack and preform weapon long term storage procedures to ensure integrity and preservation of weaponry
Small Arms Repairman
United States Marine Corps
10.2007 - 08.2012
- Managed a battalion's serialized weapons & equipment across 3 ships during a 7-month deployment with no loss of inventory
- Tested firearms for proper functioning and accuracy to ensure safe for operator use
- Advised weapon operators on appropriate firearms and accessories to be used on varied missions
- Prepared weekly schedule for unit training, maintenance and communicated plans with section supervisors
- Understanding of laws and regulations governing firearms on foreign soil
- Conduct daily inventory of sensitive equipment and ammunition
Education
Certificate - Gunsmithing and Small Arms Repair
Small Arms Repairer Center and School
Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD04.2008
Skills
- Adaptability & Flexibility
- Small unit leadership
- Communication
- Problem solving
- Attention details
- Military experience
- Hand tools proficiency
- Safety protocol adherence
- Interpersonal skills
- Blueprint interpretation
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Quality control management
Military Service
United States Marine Corps, 2111 Small Arms Repairman
Corporal, E-4, 10/2007-11/2012
Personal Information
- Willing To Relocate: Anywhere
- Authorized To Work: US for any employer
Timeline
Gunsmith II, Shipboard
KBR
10.2021 - Current
Gunsmith II, Onsite
KBR
06.2021 - Current
Small Arms Repairman
United States Marine Corps
10.2007 - 08.2012
Certificate - Gunsmithing and Small Arms Repair
Small Arms Repairer Center and School
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