1. CHARLES E. WATERMAN JR.
1007 Mountain Pine Rd, Moncks Corner, SC 29461  843-530-2391  chawat3@yahoo.com
Professional Summary
Highly organized professional with mechanical and security experience. Honorably served in the United
States Army for 7 years as an Automotive Wheel Mechanic. Has proven excellence in leadership and
training skills while evaluating up to 300 Soldiers. Strong problem-solving and decision making skills with
the ability to develop and implement effective action plans. Strong commitment to detail in doing the job
right the first time in completing all projects.
Professional Skills/Certifications
 Microsoft Office
 Heavy Equipment Operation
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 Proficiency Working with Diesel Fueled Engines 
 Excellent Reasoning and Troubleshooting
 Quality Assurance Standards
 Equipment Testing/Validation
 Communications and Electronics Expert
 TWIC Certified
 OSHA Certified
 Welding Certifications
Experience working with the Humvee Series, 2 1/2 Ton Series, 5 Ton Series, FMTV Series, Hemmit
Series, PLS Series, and HET Series, trailers, generators 4K-16K, and forklifts.
Education
Strayer University
 Bachelors of Applied Science in Management 2015-2016
Miller Motte Community College
 Associates of Applied Science in Management 2014-2015
Arc Labs
 MIG, TIG, and STICK Certifications 2013-2014
Trident Technical College
 Automotive Certifications 2010-2011
Pikes Peak Community College
 Automotive Certifications
2006
University of Maryland University College
 Automotive Certifications
2000

2. Professional Experience
Honeywell International INC. Goose Creek, SC
 Heavy Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic Team Lead 10/2009 – 12/2013
 Test overhauled equipment to ensure operating efficiency.
 Analyze, diagnose, repair and build tires, batteries, engines, transmissions, injectors, starters,
alternators and grease and oil with-out supervision.
 Maintain and repair diesel fueled engines and generators.
Dyncorp International Inc. Goose Creek, SC
 Heavy Wheeled Vehicle Mechanic 04/2007 – 10/2009
 Analyzed, diagnosed, repaired, rebuilt and provided maintenance with minimal supervision on tires,
batteries, engines, transmissions, injectors, starters, alternators.
 Maintained and repaired diesel fueled engines and generators.
 Dismantled, repaired, and reassembled equipment using hoists, hand-tools, pneumatic, and electric tools.
LSI Corp Colorado Springs, CO
 Automotive Mechanic 03/2006 – 04/2007
 Repaired and replaced of minor components and assist in repair and replacement of major components;
engines, brake systems, transmissions, starters, alternators, spark plugs, water pumps, and electrical
wiring.
 Sheet metal fabrication; cutting, punching, forming & rolling.
 Was responsible for shifts, log condition, incident and accident reports.
United StatesArmy United States
 Heavy Wheeled Vehicle/Diesel Mechanic 04/1999 – 03/2006
 Followed strict United States Army regulations on safety & maintenance operations and Quality
Assurance/Control.
 Preventive maintenance and accountability of vehicles with Zero Deficiencies.
 Vehicle inspection, repair, replacement, and recovery. Maintained wheeled vehicle systems in various
weather conditions and terrains.
Commendations and Medals
The Army Commendation Medal, The Army Achievement Medal, National Defense Service Medal, The Good
Conduct Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal, Global War On Terrorism Service Medal, Non
Commissioned Officer, Professional Development Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, Overseas Service Ribbon,
NATO Medal, Driver and Mechanic Badge, and Iraq Campaign Medal.
References Available Upon Request