Field Radio Operator Resume Examples

Unit Supervisor, Journal Clerk, Field Radio Operator

Operated and maintained High Frequency, Very High Frequency, Ultra High Frequency and Satellite communications assets to ensure constant communication to all units during field training events

• Trained new members on the utilization and employment of various communications equipment
• Successfully managed unit to ensure timely completion of tasks and ability to communicate with other units to accomplish assigned mission
• Responsible for providing clear and accurate updates of significant events to commanding officer
• Performing maintenance and troubleshooting procedures on various communications assets to ensure successful communication between multiple units

Field Radio Operator, Sergeant (e-5)

Established contact with distant stations by linking camps and remote operations.

• Performed minor equipment maintenance and equipment inspections.
• Processed, logged and reported all received messages in a timely manner.
• Monitored changes to frequencies and cryptographic codes.
• Securely and properly maintained equipment to ensure operations standards at the first echelon.

0621 Field Radio Operator

• Supervised, inspected, and maintained $600k of equipment
• Served as licensed vehicle operator for 1000 miles accident free during team operational exercises
• Trained 15 personnel in safety and maintaining equipment before, during, and after operations
• Preformed basic vehicle maintenance on vehicles
• Two years working at Wendy's as a fry cook and register operator.

Field Radio Operator

• Maintained accountability of over $1.5 million in communication equipment while deployed overseas
• Received expert qualification in M-16 AR service rifle
• Trained with Japanesse, Sri Lanka, and Papa New Guinean Armies
• Ensured the well being of 9 Marines while aboard USS Comstock

Field Radio Operator

Establish working interpersonal relationships world wide to obtain mission accomplishment

• Maintain and develop training schedule for 49 Marines to promote deployment readiness
• Maintain accountability of 49 Marines on a daily basis and direct them to accomplish career goals
• Create and utilize spreadsheets to visually track training progress for subordinates
• Work with cross- functional teams within the unit to maximize mission success
• Provide daily, monthly, quarterly and annual training progress updates to superiors
• Multitask and run several projects simultaneously to ensure vital deadlines are met

Field Radio Operator - Supervisor

• Maintained $9 million worth of radios and radio equipment.
• Supported and trained two thousand student Marine Lieutenants on fundamentals, operations, and preventive maintenance checks and services of two-way and single channel radio systems.
• Experience in handling confidential and secret material.
• Installed, maintained, and repaired antennas, radar systems, radios, and other wireless and network equipment.

Field Radio Operator

• Supervised other Marines on daily duties
• Supported communication with other companies via Sat-com or LOS (Line of Sight) forms of communication.
• Encrypted data for US Marines communication
• Educated supervisors on equipment

Field Radio Operator

• Conducted periodic equipment inspections and routine tests to ensure operations standards were met
• Sent, received, and interpreted coded messages during daily operations and field exercises for all levels of management
• Ran diagnostics, analyzed, and repaired Harris radio and antennas, maintaining responsibility and serviceability for over 200 radios and equipment
• Monitored incoming and outgoing signals, recorded transmitter readings, and briefed management to ensure communications were met at all levels
• Created written reports on equipment problems to ensure repairs were made in a timely manner and proper quality assurance was conducted prior to reissuing gear to include on-the-spot maintenance and emergency repairs
• Continuously checked antenna positioning and verified azimuths to ensure clear incoming and outgoing transmits
• Spliced communication wire
• Established satellite communications
• Established GPS communications
• Hooked up communication remotes

Field Radio Operator

• Monitor emergency frequencies in order to detect distress calls and respond by dispatch
• Communicate with receiving operators in order to exchange transmission instructions.
• Maintain station logs of messages transmitted and received for activities such as flight-testing and fire locations.
• Conduct periodic equipment inspections and routine tests in order to ensure that operations standards are met.
• Send, receive, and interpret coded messages.

Field Radio Operator

• Typical duties include the set up and tuning of radio equipment including antennas and power sources.
• Establishing contact with distant stations; processing and logging of messages.
• Making changes to frequencies or cryptographic codes.
• Maintaining equipment at the first echelon.