1. Jeffrey Hallock
2019 Bullion Dr. Twentynine Palms, CA 92277
(843) 415-2828
Jeffrey_Hallock@yahoo.com
SUMMARY: Twenty years militaryexperience of increasing responsibilityinvolving management,maintenance,repair,
and operational testing ofcomputer,radio,and telephone electronic systems for critical communications.
EXPERTISE: Active Secret Clearance Electrical Safety AC/DC Circuits
Training/Leadership Schematics Electromechanical Devices
Troubleshooting Environmental Control A/D, D/A Conversion
Technical Manuals Preventive Maintenance Logistics
Test equipment(Oscilloscopes, Analog/digital multimeters,Frequencycounters,Spectrum analyzers,Decibel power meters)
TROUBLESHOOTING:
Adept at diagnosing and isolating a variety of malfunctions to a componentlevel in electrical systems, including butnot
limited to:
 During normal operations,observed abnormal operation ofthe Portable Radio Communications 117 system,
troubleshotto discover a faulty circuit card assemblycausing the radio to not transmitsignals,and replaced to
make operational.
 Upon running a daily system operabilitytest, observed faulty system movements on the SB-3865 switchboard.
Using electronic schematics and troubleshooting techniques,isolated the faultdown to a circuit card and replaced
on the spot.
 After observing a builtin test, ran multiple faultisolation tests which led to a faulty radio. Tested the radio which
indicated that the receive circuits was functional. Troubleshotto reveal a faulty control circuitcard assemblyand
replaced that circuitcard.
Professional Experience:
United States Marine Corps, Twentynine Palms,California
Instructor Electronics School Jan 2010 – Present (Communications)
 Performed over 4000 hours of instruction this resulted in a Master Instructor Certification.
 Evaluated 128 Instructors,directly contributing to the instructor advancements of10 instructors from Basic to Senior
and from Senior to Master
 Mentored subordinates provided all administrative supportincluding dailyaccountabilityfor 1700+ junior personnel
undergoing specialized training
 Facilitated Leadership Principle Course to Civilian Employees,Marines & Sailors aboard Marine Corps Air Ground
CombatTraining Center
CombatLogistics Regiment37,Okinawa, Japan
Maintenance Technician Jul 2009 - Dec 2009
 Managed the requisitioning ofrepair parts and stock listitems for equipmentrepair orders totaling 200,000 dollars.
 Mentored and advised subordinates within the companyon collateral billets such as testequipment,calibrations
and maintenance management
 Oversaw the implementation ofupdated calibrations guidelines and the “wall to wall” inventory of Time
MeasurementDiagnostic Equipment- streamlining tool room operations
 Enforced maintenance procedures from applicable technical manuals and Marine Corps Orders while ensuring
compliance with published safetyguidelines
Regimental CombatTeam 3,Kandahar,Afghanistan
Maintenance Technician Mar 2009 - Jul 2009
 Performed weeklyinspections on maintenance testequipmenttotaling over $249,000
 Facilitated the movementof equipment to Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan for the utilization of critical communication
equipmentofwhich zero assets lost
 Liaison between KBR and General Dynamics overseeing;generators,generator maintenance for all
power requirements for Marine Ground Task Force operations

2. JEFFREY C. HALLOCK Pg. 2
Camp Mujuk, Pohang,South Korea
Logistics Chief Jul 2008 - Jan 2009
 Coordinated with United States Army and Contractors on scheduled maintenance for 40 vehicles
 Submitted retired vehicles to the Defense Reutilization ManagementOffice
 Accounted for over 2,000 consolidated memorandum receiptitems totaling over $218,000 with 0 losses.
 Inventoried, stored and tracked all chemical biological radiological nuclear equipment
 Informed seniors on supplyissues;ordering,receiving and shipping ofcritical supplies totaling over $30,000
 Acquired over $36,000 of morale and welfare equipment
CombatLogistics Regiment37,Okinawa, Japan
Maintenance Technician Jan 2008 - Jul 2008
 Ensured correctand accurate reporting of over 700 administrative transactions
 Work in partnership for turn-in and receiptof 150+ pieces ofground data communications equipmentevacuated to
Intermediate Maintenance Activity, civilian contractors,or adjacentsupporting activities,valued in excess of
$200,000
CombatLogistics Regiment17,Camp Pendleton,California
Radio Repair Section Head Feb 2007 - Jan 2008
 Supervised annual and postdeploymenttraining for seniors & subordinates
 Performed duties as the Range Safety Officer
1stMarine Logistics Group Forward,Camp Al-Taqaddum,Iraq
Maintenance Shop Chief Aug 2006 - Feb 2007
 Executed and managed over $436,000 in open purchase requests for supportof Communications Companyand
the base commercialization effort for Iraq
 Trained as the Maintenance Subject Matter Expert on Electronic Warfare
 Managed over $436,000 in open purchase requests for base commercialization and supportof Communications
Company
 Reported to seniors on all maintenance related functions
Education
 Diploma - Randolph High School,Randolph,MA - Jun 1995
Military Schools:
 Basic Instructor Course AssistantFacility Advisor - Mar 2013
 Curriculum Developers Course - Feb 2012
 7 Habits of HighlyEffective Facilitator for Marine Corps Base - Feb 2011
 Instructor Evaluation Training Class - Dec 2010
 Basic Instructor Course - Mar 2010
 Contacting Basics for Contracting Officers - Feb 2008
 Maintenance ManagementCourse - April 2005
 Ground Data Maintenance Chief Course - 2004 – 2005
 Ground Data Technician Course - 2003 – 2004
 GovernmentVehicle License - Feb 1997
 Telephone Switchboard Course - Feb 1996
 Basic Electronics Course - Oct 1995 - Feb 1996
Awards:
 Navy Commendation Medal - April 2009
 Navy & Marine Corps AchievementMedal - Mar 2013
 6 - Marine Corps Good ConductMedal for 20 years of Honorable and Faithful Service
 2 - Certificate of Commendation - April 2003 / Dec 2011
 2 - Meritorious Mast
 3 - Letters of Appreciation