Roger Soriano has over 17 years of experience as an automotive mechanic. He has worked as a motor vehicle mechanic and shop lead supervisor for Lockheed Martin at Camp Pendleton repairing military vehicles. Prior to that, he worked as a motor vehicle mechanic for L-3 Communications at NAB Coronado performing repairs on military vehicles. He has an Associate's degree in Auto/Diesel Technology from Arizona Automotive Institute and certificates in various mechanical areas.

1. PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
SKILLS
REFERENCES
WORK HISTORY
ROGER V. SORIANO
11039 Bootes Street, San Diego, CA 92126
Home: (858)653-4996 - Cell: 760-801-5533 - roger.soriano760@gmail.com
To secure a challenging position with an ambitious, recognized company where I can utilize my
knowledge and experience to serve a company's customer base, as well as, participate in its
overall growth. Reliable mechanic with more than 17 years in automotive mechanics. Punctual,
organized and skilled in all areas of auto repair.
ASE certification
Secret Security Clearance
Heavy equipment operation
HAZMAT familiarity
Welding
Diagnostics knowledge
Exhaust systems
Hand/power tools
Certified Auto Mechanic
Pressure indicators
Materials accountability
Troubleshooting
Wiring expertise
Troubleshooting complex control systems
Team building
Attention to detail
REFERENCES Robert W. Crull Sr. Logistics Specialist II Fort Brag LockHeed Martin (910)
826-2563, Mr. Richard Casillas MARSOC 1ST MRB Motor T Maintenance Manager Camp
Pendleton, CA (760) 763-8970, Jesse A. Ferdig Shop Manager Camp Pendleton, CA (760)
681-6981
10/2008 to Current Motor Vehicle Mechanic/Shop Lead Supervisor
LOCKHEED MARTIN – Camp Pendleton, CA
Repair, troubleshoot, inspect, fabricate, and weld Military Humvees, Heavy Duty Diesel
Trucks, and FOSOV Equipment - includes GMV 1.1, Forklifts, MATV, FMTV, LATV, ATV,
7-TONS, TRAILERS, LSV'S, RG-31, and RG-33.
Provide field mechanic support on training evolutions for MARSOC 1ST MRB.
Perform engine, transmission, and transfer case replacement; rebuild carburetors and
perform preventative maintenance on all military vehicles and equipment to military
standards.
Train and share maintenance techniques with Junior Marines and Co-workers to perform
proper and correct maintenance.
Perform Light Technical Inspections on vehicles and equipment to determine what
maintenance to be performed.
Printout Service Request Orders on GCSS Marine Corps System.
Debrief Service Request Orders for records upon completion of maintenance.
Assist PEB Personnel in keeping proper inventory of parts used for maintenance.
Type bi-weekly maintenance reports to be submitted to supervisor for records.
Repaired, replaced and adjusted brakes and brake pads.
Tested vehicles and their components and systems.
Adjusted repaired systems to meet manufacturers' performance specifications.
Reviewed work orders and discussed them with supervisors.
Interfaced with management and colleagues in a professional manner.
Diagnosed computer and electrical failure with appropriate testing equipment.
06/2005 to 10/2008Motor Vehicle Mechanic
L-3 COMMUNICATIONS – NAB Coronado, CA
Perform repairs, troubleshooting, inspections, fabrications, and minor welding on Military
Vehicles, Heavy Duty Diesel Trucks, and FOSOV Equipment - includes Forklifts, Ford
F-Series Trucks, Vans, and SUV'S, Freightliners, International Trucks, and Generators to
mission readiness.

2. EDUCATION
Perform on the job training with Junior Sailors and Co-workers while performing repairs
and maintenance on equipment and vehicles.
Provide field mechanic support on training evolutions for NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE.
Perform transmission, engine, transfer case replacement and preventative maintenance on
all military vehicles and equipment to military standards.
Provide road call assistance using shop work truck and or flatbed tow truck for broken down
vehicles when needed and equipment.
Verified vehicle serviceability by conducting test drives and adjusting controls and systems.
Maintained vehicle records by recording and filing all service and repairs.
Tested vehicles and their components and systems.
04/1999 to 06/2004 Maintenance Fleet Mechanic
WASTE MANAGEMENT INC. – San Diego, CA / San Jose, CA
Worked on all aspects of brakes.
Replacing brake drums and brake shoes, wheel seals and axle gaskets.
Tune LNG Engines.
Check and adjust engine valve lash to MACK specifications.
Replace spark plugs, fuel injectors, valve cover gaskets, ignition boot coils, fuel filter.
Check engine for fault codes, and inspect turbo charger.
Provide road call service on trucks when needed such as "No Starts", flat tires, hydraulic oil
leaks, packing blade not operating correctly and engine overheating.
Conducted routine and scheduled maintenance services such as oil changes, lubrications and
tune-ups.
Diagnosed computer and electrical failure with appropriate testing equipment.
Maintained vehicle records by recording and filing all service and repairs.
Interfaced with management and colleagues in a professional manner.
Completed routine maintenance to prevent future breakdowns.
Feb 1999 Associate of Arts: Auto/Diesel Technology
Arizona Automotive Institute - Glendale, AZ
Trained in Suspension and Steering
Engine Performance coursework
Electronic Diagnostics course
Small Engine Repair Certificate
Diesel Mechanics Certificate
Transmission/Drivetrain course
Engine Rebuild
Brake and Air Brake course
1999 Associate of Arts: Auto/Diesel Technology
Arizona Automotive Institute - Glendale, AZ
1988 High School Diploma: General Education
Mira Mesa High School - San Diego, CA
Occupational Associates Degree Auto/Diesel Technology, GMV 1.1 Certified, ASE
Certified Air Conditiong, TACOM-LCMC Certified. SOF-SA Certified. FOSOV
Certified. GCSS (Global Combat Support System-Marine Corps) Certified. ATV
Kawasaki Certified. LSV Certified. MATV Certified. AMREP Certified. Hazmat
Handling Certified. Stoody Welding Course. FORD Electrical/Troubleshooting
Cuyamaca College:
US Marine Corps, US Navy - Camp Pendleton, NAB Coronado