1. Bradley W. Myrick
4005 W Hillcrest Dr
Milwaukee, Wi 53221
(719) 431-2682
myrick1987@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Commercial Diver with a Secret Security Clearance, six years of Military experience, and three
years Maintenance supervisor/trainer experience seeking a position as a Diver/Maintenance
Supervisor
Commercial Diving Qualifications, Certifications and Capabilities
● Diver Certification Board of Canada (D.C.B.C.) qualified as an Unrestricted Surface Supplied
Commercial Diver
● Association ofCommercial Diving Educators (A.C.D.E.) qualified as an Air/Mixed Gas Commercial
Diver
● Experienced Deep/Penetration Diver and Chamber operator
● Certified in accordance with American Petroleum Institute Rigging Standards (API PR-2D)
● Qualified in accordance with OSHA, Haz-Mat/Hazwoper procedures (40 Hours)
● Non Destructive Testing (N.D.T.) Level I & II U/W V.T., U.T. & M.P.I.
● First Aid, C.P.R., Oxygen Provider & Automated Defibrillator Qualified
● Transportation Worker Identification Credential Card (TWIC) and Valid U.S. Passport
● AWS D3-6M Underwater Welding Certificate
● National Center for Constructions Education and Research NCCER core curricula certified in basic
safety and power tool safety.
Education
2013 CDA Technical Institute Jacksonville, FL
● Air Mixed Gas Commercial Diving Program
● Equipment operation and rigging
● Maritime and Industrial safety practices
2008 Intellitech College (Automotive Repair) Colorado
Springs, CO

2. Positions / Achievements
Underwater Construction Corporation
Lead Diver
Scope:
● Lead Diver
● Level 2 Nuclear coatings inspector
● Responsible for equipment and vehicle repair for UCC Milwaukee office
● Member of the Deep Dive Perry Nuclear Crew. Diver/Tender/Chamber operator for more
than 200 dives at 141ft 200ft + Penetration
● Proficient in Nuclear and Contaminated diving, Broco cutting, concrete repair, coating
repair, Dry Prime and ABS pumping, under pressure leak repair
Labrie Product Line FSR July 2012 – September 2013
Labrie Enviroquip
Scope:
● Specialized Maintenance Trainer and Repair Consultant for Automated Refuse Trucks
● Responsible for diesel and CNG equipment with a large portion of the work being digital
or hydraulic
● Managed over 50 dealerships and national accounts in my territory
● Worked independently from home with a normal travel schedule of 18 – 20 away days a
month
M109 / M198 FSR July 2011 – June 2012
Charles F. Day
Scope:
● Repair and preparation of the M109A5 and M198 Artillery pieces
● Served as a senior M109 mechanic on team, responsible for the accurate and timely
repair of the weapon systems
● Supervised multiple sites traveled through-out Iraq and Kuwait, as well as inspecting
artillery systems for multiple companies
Instructor April 2011- July 2011
Northrop Grumman Corp. Taji, Iraq
Scope:
● Facilitated new equipment training in Iraq in support of ITAM-Army/ISAM.
● Developed and executed training on the M109A5 and M198 Artillery equipment
● Conducted training in a classroom and field environment sizes ranging from 25-30 Iraqi
Army soldiers
● Worked with an interpreter on a daily basis to ensure that training material was
comprehended
Maintenance Shop Foreman March 2008 – February 2011
3/16 FAR US Army, Ft Carson, Colorado

3. Scope:
● Ran day-to-day operations of a battery sized mobilized Field Artillery maintenance
section.
● Personally signed for over $2 million worth of equipment, and managed 10 soldiers (2
NCO’s and 8 lower enlisted).
● Recognized for maintaining over a 95% FMC Gun Line consisting of two 1068’s, eight
M992A2’s, eight M109A6’s, four LMTV’s, sixteen 1151’s, and four HEMTT Cargo’s.
Combat Logistics Patrol (Team Leader) August 2008 - 2009
US Army, Iraq
Scope:
● Responsible for the safety and combat efficiency of Bravo CLP Team for 3/16 FAR while
deployed during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
● Executed daily patrols with a 100% success rate and Zero casualties.
● While assigned as team leader Bravo team passed every spot inspection and was never
sited for any conduct violations.
● 3/16 FAR’s CLP platoon went on to train the Iraqi Army and an Army National Guard
replacement unit on convoy operations and safety.
Specialized Training
Primary Leadership Development Course, 63D Field Artillery Mechanic Advanced Individual
Training, Labrie Automated Systems coding and repair course, Osha 10, Level 2 coatings
inspector (UCC)