Mossab Alatoom has over 15 years of experience in mechanical engineering, maintenance management, and human resources in both military and commercial sectors. He has held several leadership positions in the Jordanian Armed Forces involving maintenance of vehicles and equipment. Alatoom is seeking new opportunities to develop organizations through technical and management skills as well as training others.

1. M O S S A B A L A T O O M
Sheikh Abdullah Street, 13110, Zarqa, Jordan
+962 77 22 803 77 • mossab_etoum@hotmail.com
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
 Objective Summary:
Mechanical engineer, with broad experience in military and commercial vehicles and equipment, human resources
management, and a history of accomplishing the most challenging tasks, most eager to acquire new skills, knowledge, and
capabilities, and putting all of that to action, in developing the organization in which I will be part of, learning and doing
whatever it takes to continuously elevate & develop that organization towards more success in its business.
 Professional Experience:
 Jordanian Armed Forces (JAF) / Royal Maintenance Corps (RMC) • Jordan
(2006 – Present time) / Positions Held:
1. Commanding Maintenance Officer, Automotive & MLRS (Multiple Rocket Launcher Rocket System)/HIMARS,
Royal 29th
HIMARS Battalion :
• Work as technical liaison officer with Lockheed Martin FSR’s (Field Service Representative), to track sensitive spare parts
pertaining HIMARS M142 Launcher Module, and follow up on R & R (Repair & Return) of main assemblies.
• Supervise and help guide technical 94P (MLRS Repairer) training, conducted by US Army Technical Assistance Field team
(TAFT) during basic & On-Job Training (OJT) of staff.
• Escorting and working as technical translator for US army and government delegations, during field visits to the unit, or
AAR (After Actions Review) meeting.
• Establishment of maintenance workshop, determining requirements, infrastructure, general tools, special tool kits, and
design.
• Determination of schedules, sequences, and assignments for work activities, based on work priority, quantity of
equipment, and skill of personnel.
• Patrol and monitor work areas and examine tools and equipment, in order to detect unsafe conditions or violations of
procedures and safety rules.
• Monitoring employees' work levels, review work performance, document and track, and address any points of
weakness.
• Conduct worker training in safety, repair, and maintenance techniques, operational procedures, or equipment use.
• Requisition of materials and supplies, such as tools, equipment, and replacement parts.
• Interpret specifications, blueprints, and job orders to construct templates and lay out reference points for workers.
• Sending up weekly reports on unit readiness level, and measures taken to address any NFMC (Non-Fully Mission
Capable) equipment.
• Conduct monthly lectures, and hands-on training to unit operators and drivers, to accomplish higher level of awareness
and effectiveness.
• Conduct technical studies, to investigate the root cause behind any reoccurring equipment failures, and submitting with
recommendations to remedy the issue.
• Planning, and supporting of unit equipment in field conditions, weather in training or combat situations, including
assigning personnel, equipment, and spare parts to deploy.
• Conducting, and supervising quarterly inventory on spare parts, and tools, and addressing any emerging issues during
the inventory.

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2. Kornet-E ATGW (Anti-Tank Guided Weapon) Maintenance Section Head, Electronic Equipment Workshop:
• Established maintenance section including specifying test equipment, fabrication of and updating logs and records,
assigning and training of technicians, and spare parts and tools management.
• Conducting condensed training courses, to qualify technicians for support of equipment in the field.
• Annual technical inspection and testing fielded units, including fabrication of inspection sheets.
• Translation and publication of both Operator & Technical Manuals (TM).
• Participation in design & development of mounting apparatus of KORNET-E on HMMWV in cooperation with KADDB
(King Abdullah Design & Development Bureau).
3. Procurement Officer, Eastern Weapons Central Workshops:
• Sourcing the most affordable materials.
• Reviewing tenders and bids.
• Controlling the purchasing budget.
• Ensuring the adequate supply of all required materials, components and equipment.
• Helping to source alternative suppliers.
• Regularly contacting suppliers to renegotiate prices.
• Resolving disputes and claims with vendors and suppliers.
• Delegating projects and tasks to junior staff.
• Developing relationships with distributors.
 Junior Vibration & Noise Engineer, International Maintenance Technologies (IMT), Amman, Jordan:
(2005 – 2006):
• Received one week training on basics of Predictive Maintenance Techniques.
• Worked on” Al-Keena Hygienic Paper Mill Maintenance Project”, including periodic measurement of vibration levels on
monitored rotary machinery, using DLI Engineering DCX Vibration Analyzer For Spectrum Analysis And Machine
Balancing, data analysis, database development and management, and technical reporting for machinery status.
 Service Advisor/Engineer, Al-Tewfik Automobiles & Equipment CO. ( JEEP, DODGE, CHRYSLER, RENAULT ),
Amman, Jordan:
(2005):
• Determine the type of service required on the vehicle, confer with customers about necessary service and write the
order. Identify the problem by questioning the customer about the vehicle's performance, by a visual inspection, or by a
road test.
• Advise customers on services available. In addition to analyzing mechanical difficulties, estimate the cost of repairs and
the amount of time needed to complete them.
• Answer questions regarding repair work done and settle complaints about cost.

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 Education:
Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, The Hashemite University, 2005 Class, Zarqa, Jordan.
 Training & Qualifications:
1. American Language Course, Defense Language Institute (DLI), Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. ECL of 98.
2. Basic Electronics Course, Ordnance Munitions & Electronics School, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.
3. Department of Defense Information Assurance Awareness Course, US Army Signal Center, Fort Gordon, GA.
4. Army Basic Instructor Course (ABIC), US Army Fires Center of Excellence, Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
5. Certified Project Manager, International Association of Project & Program Management (IAPPM), New Jersey, held by
Modern Managers Consulting & development (MMCD), Amman, Jordan.
6. Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) Repairer Course, Ordnance Munitions & Electronics School, Redstone Arsenal,
Alabama.
7. HIMARS VMT-J (Virtual Maintenance Trainer-Jordan) Instructor/Operator & Maintainer Course by PEO-STRI USA & CAE
USA, Prince Hussain Maintenance College, Jordan
8. Field Artillery Multiple Launch Rocket System Crewmember Course, Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
9. Basic Computer Course (MS Windows, MS Office), Prince Hussain Maintenance College, Jordan.
10. Kornet-E Anti-Tank Guided Weapon Maintenance Course, Abdullah bin Alhussain Infantry School, Jordan. 1st on class.
11. Recovery & Evacuation Operations Course, Driving & Maintenance School, Jordan.
 References:
1. Dr. Linda AlRabady, Reliability and Maintenance Manager (WND) at BP
rabady27@yahoo.com
Cell +44-7503-531407
2. Rolando Lopez, Lockheed Martin, Senior Field Service Engineer
rolando.lopez@lmco.com
Office +1-972-603-9147
Cell +1-972-768-6303
3. Samuel DeGraffenried Jr., Lockheed Martin, Field Service Engineer
samuel.degraffenried@lmco.com
Cell +1-972-207-8372
4. Lt. Colonel Abdulkareem Khwaldeh., Jordanian Armed Forces, 29th
Royal HIMARS BN Commander
himars29bn@jaf.mil.jo
Cell +962 77 2081 021
5. Lt. Colonel Scott J. Hartman, US National Guards, Colorado, 3-157th
Field Artillery BN Commander
scot.hartman@mail.mil