Ethan Pesqueira
Student
Menifee
Summary
Hello, my name is Ethan pesqueira. I was born and raised in Southern California. I am a veteran and college student who has been actively striving to pursue a career in firefighting and emergency management since I got out of the service. I am dedicated, hardworking, a great communicator, a team player, and I work well under pressure. I have ambitions to continue my education further into emergency management while also trying to pursue a passion for prehospital medicine and firefighting.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
2019
2019
years of post-secondary education
7
7
Certifications
Work History
Parts Specialist
Camping World
06.2024 - 09.2024
- Communicated with customers to ascertain needed parts and merchandise
- Processed register transactions for retail sales in-store and online
- Utilized work-order software to ensure timely compliance and asset accountability
- Conducted store-wide inventories regularly and downloaded incoming merchandise from trucks
- Forklifted Assets from delivery trucks
- Complied with inventory management and housekeeping standards when needed
Equipment Technician
Equipment Share
01.2023 - 04.2023
- Inspected and utilized equipment technical data to complete routine off-rent inspections for $1.1 million fleet
- Analyzed returning assets for customer damage
- Repaired damages if cost effective
- Communicated with local parts managers for replacements of damaged parts
- Assisted in the accountability of all assets through the use of automated accountability systems and GPS telematic trackers
Munitions Systems Technician – Munitions Inspector
United States Air Force
11.2019 - 06.2023
- Led 4 separate military combat capability exercises; liaised with 7 separate outside squadrons, supporting 748 flight hours, distributed 92,000 munitions ($1.6 million of munitions), 45 different pilots gaining advanced weapons training
- Managing operational and bench stock material and secured replenishment for $261 million munitions stockpile
- Ensured compliance with OSHA, AFOSH and Air Force Instruction directives, policies, and procedures for handling, shipping, and storing hazmat/explosive material preventing federal and state fines for non-compliant disposition and averting safety hazards from improper disposal or handling
- Determined and maintained storage facilities, reported safety and security requirements with no quality assurance deficiencies for 3+ years
- Handpicked inspector performing 869 inspections in 2 years on munitions, munition components, and containers for serviceability/safety discrepancies and applied munitions product quality assurance procedures to all asset in stockpile
- Conducted Airfoil Group malfunction project, identifying 207 assets with critical defects adverting safety concerns and collaborating with Equipment Specialist to disposition $2,338,065 of defective assets creating DoD wide change in inspection criteria
- Certified 700 munitions residue components ensuring safe disposition to 4 separate recycling centers on and off base
- Eliminating $282,000 of potential Air Force waste
- Managed manual and automated positive inventory control for stockpile supporting 140 assigned aircraft with 10 different flying programs and all visiting units during exercises
- Performed munitions management and material accounting functions for 51 custody accounts and 6 separate aircraft squadrons
- Ensuring document control validity and completeness for all accounts
- Analyzed and validated munitions host-tenant foreign munitions support agreements and plans
- Collaborating with 3 foreign allied military units to accomplish 8 separate inter-service exercises
- Established and evaluated performance standards, maintenance controls, and work procedures ensuring the safety and security of munitions assets and personnel with 0 mishaps
- Navigated COVID-19 restraints during fiscal year of 2020, key member in building 1,100 bombs in less than 8 weeks, allowing section to meet allocated munitions demands
- Conducted and oversaw inventories of stockpile and corrected discrepancies
Education
Highschool Diploma -
Lakeside Highschool
Lake Elsinore, CASkills
logistical data gathering
asset accountability
forklift operation
heavy equipment operation
basic preventative maintainence
warehouse management
personnel management
warehouse organization
stockpile organization
hazardous material management
hazardous material handling
product delivery
transportation
packaging and labeling
basic life support (BLS)
Certification
Red Cross CPR certified
Awards
- 57 Maintenance Group “Maintenance Support Professional of The Quarter”, 10/31/22, Recognized and awarded as the “Maintenance Support Professional” of the quarter after meritorious efforts during Pararescue exercise in Boise, ID during the month of September 2022. Exercise consisted of 171 personnel, 61 Sorties, 217 Flight Hours, and 170,086 munitions expended.
- Group Commander Recognition and Coining, Nellis AFB 57th Munitions Squadron, 07/13/20, Awarded for “Hardest Working Apprentice” during the fiscal year of 2020 for outstanding work performance during COVID-19 allocation recovery missions. Hand selected by superiors to receive award.
Timeline
Parts Specialist
Camping World
06.2024 - 09.2024
Equipment Technician
Equipment Share
01.2023 - 04.2023
Munitions Systems Technician – Munitions Inspector
United States Air Force
11.2019 - 06.2023
Highschool Diploma -
Lakeside Highschool