Robert Greer:  

I just signed up on classmates.com and decided the quickest way to post my story is to simply post excerpts from my resume/cv. Hope to hear from others in class! Robert D. Greer M.S. Mechanical Engineering PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY________________________________________________________________ Versatile, innovative mechanical engineer, manager and retired US Navy Commander that works well with teams or independently. Skillful in the application of technology, Microsoft Office software, and varied advanced engineering analysis and CAD software. Enjoys the mentoring and teaching of junior personnel in applied engineering and/or any other areas within his expertise. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE_____________________________________________________________ DYNCORP INTERNATIONAL: 2010-PRESENT Facilities Engineer Mentor/Advisor, Kabul Military Training Center (KMTC), Kabul, Afghanistan •Advise US, Canadian, Coalition and Afghan National Army (ANA) Regarding New Construction at KMTC •Participating in the Development of Phase IV of the KMTC Master Plan (23 Million Dollar Project) •Develop Plans of Instruction (PoI) and Detailed Lesson Plans for KMTC NCOs, Artisans and Trades Personnel •Advise, Mentor, and Teach KMTC Facilities Engineer Regarding Facility Operation, Planning, and Budgeting •Mentor Facility Personnel in Basic Records Keeping and Tracking System Concepts for work orders, fuel, etc… •Developed Visual Building Checklist Concept for use by Maintenance Personnel With Limited Literacy Skills •Interface Smoothly Across a Wide Spectrum of Nationalities, Cultures, Education, and Military Ranks •Performed Detailed Design and Wrote Statement of Work for Range Control Upgrade (Including Electrical) •Designed Complete Electrical System for Nine Buildings to Replace Sub-Standard Work by Local Contractor •Developed Technique for ANA to Determine Accurate Tank Volumes Using Only a Tape Measure and Dipstick MILITARY PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES Inc. (MPRI): 2009-2010 Facilities Engineer Mentor/Advisor, Kabul Military Training Center (KMTC), Kabul, Afghanistan •Designed Complete Electrical System and Sized Generators for New Range Control Complex at KMTC •Performed Basic Site Surveys to Determine Elevations in Order to Eliminate Large Regions of Standing Water •Provided Facility Management/Engineering Support for the Afghan National Army (ANA) Recruit Basic Training Center with 13,000 recruits in training at any given time •Provided Staff & Engineering Support to US Army as well as the Coalition Partners from other Nations •Developed Engineering Drawings (AutoCad) and Statements of Work (SoW) for Required Engineering Projects •Designed Complete Dining Facility (DFAC) Building to Serve 1200 US and Coalition Personnel •Created Facility Site Map (to Scale), including building and underground utilities, for US Army Camp Alamo •Developed Drawings and Statements of Work for Fuel Containment Facility and Pharmaceutical Storage Facility •Participated in Development of Phase III of the KMTC Master Plan (74 Million Dollar Project) •Participated in the Master Plan Development for US Army Camp Alamo •Mentored Afghan National Army Personnel and Base Civilian Work Force in Basic Engineering Concepts and Basic Facility Operation and Management US NAVY (IA to US ARMY) ACTIVE DUTY: 2007-2009 Facilities Engineer Team (FET) Leader, Camp Stone Herat, Afghanistan •Directly Oversaw as COR, Construction of 28 New CMU Buildings Placing 27,000 ft2 Under Roof •Designed and Oversaw as COR, Construction of New Entry Control Point (ECP) •Directed and Guided Recovery of Camp Paralyzed by Worst Winter in 100 years •Initiated, Designed, Oversaw and Completed Construction of Camp Water/Fire Main System •Interfaced Daily, for Two Years, with LOGCAP O&M Contractor to Facilitate Seamless Operation of Camp •Increased Electrical Generation Capacity 50% and Oversaw Construction of Generator Containment Structures •Increased Water Storage Capacity 50% and Improved Physical Security for Well Head and Storage Area •Initiated and Oversaw as COR, Construction of a Modern Latrine and Shower Building for Interpreters •Re-Worked New DFAC “Canned” Specifications and AutoCad Drawings to Correct Major Omissions/Flaws •Served as US Government/US Army Liaison to LOGCAP O&M Contractor to Identify Needs and Set Priorities •Mentored Afghan Contractors and Afghan National Army (ANA) Personnel in Applied Practical Engineering •Initiated a Total Electrical Re-Work of the Interpreter Compound to Ensure Compliance with Safety Codes CATERPILLAR Inc.: 2004-2007 Senior Test Engineer •Designed, coordinated, and conducted experimental stress analysis projects world-wide. Analyzed field data and predicted fatigue life of heavy construction equipment. Drew conclusions and ma...Expand for more