Robert Erlenbusch has over 20 years of experience in the United States Navy and Army Reserve as a Construction Mechanic and Heavy Equipment Repairer. He has worked in locations such as California, Japan, the Philippines, Bahrain, and Afghanistan supervising equipment and personnel. Currently, he works for Nelson Truck building industrial vehicles and previously worked for Velocitel installing and upgrading cell towers. He has a diploma as a Wind Turbine Technician and certifications in climbing, safety, and first aid.

1. Robert Erlenbusch
44 SE 126th Ave.
Portland OR, 97233
(360) 721-7994
Highsd27@gmail.com
MILITARY:
United States Navy/United States Army Reserve 1998-Current
CM3 Construction Mechanic/91L Heavy Equipment Repairer
U.S. Navy Port Hueneme, CA NMCB 4 January 1999 –December 2002
Puerto Rico - Floor Mechanic for 410 pieces of equipment
Okinawa, Japan - Floor Mechanic for 415 pieces of equipment, base security
Philippines - OEF Floor Mechanic for 110 pieces of equipment
Manama, Bahrain NSA Bahrain December 2002-December 2003
Floor Mechanic/Tool Room Custodian/Parts Expeditor for 120 Pieces of Equipment net worth 2.3mil dollars,
responsible for keep an inventory of 95% consumables on hand at all times
Lemoore, CA NAS Lemoore Naval Air Station December 2003- 5December
2007
Shop supervisorof 5 personneland 34 pieces of equipment estimated worth of 3.4mil dollars
Port Hueneme CA NMCB 5 December 2007-December 2010
Okinawa Japan-Tool room Custodian and Lubrication Shop Supervisor
Afghanistan-Field Crew Mechanic supervisorof four personnel and parts expeditor for command during
the Afghanistan campaign
CURRENT EMPLOYMENT:
• Nelson Truck. Build industrial trucks for electrical, towing, plumbing, rail road, and tree services.
PRIVIOUS EMPLOYMENT:
• Velocitel. Contracted through AT&T to build and upgrade cell sites in the PNW.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE:
• Working at heights up to 250 feet with limited movement and rigging towers with various systems
• Limited training on RF equipment for cell tower industry for trouble shooting and service.
• Skilled in trouble shooting various types of equipment in detail with limited down time
• Worked in an indoor or outdoorenvironment in adverse and extreme weather conditions, and within
confined spaces,cold weather, heat upwards of 135 degrees,and sand storms
• Install 1/2" to 1.5" coax for cell tower erection and fiber installation.
EDUCATION:
Northwest Renewable Energy Institute, Vancouver, WA October 30, 2013
Wind Turbine Technician Diploma
• Educated on the importance of safe work practices
• Hands-on training in rigging, technical writing, schematics, mechanical and electrical systems,inventory,
Hydraulics and programmable logic controllers
CERTIFICATIONS AND TRAINING:
• Climb Certified – Gravitech – Demonstrated knowledge of safe access and decent using multiple systems
• Climb Certified – ENSA North America – Safe Access & Rescue Certification (TRACTEL)
• OSHA 10 Certification
• First Aid/CPR/AED Certified