Geoffrey Smith

geoffrey.smith125@gmail.com

Summary
In the METC Basic BMET course I have demonstrated hard work and leadership. Being the
Class Leader, I have maintained a 97% average and helped my classmates understand each topic
and excel when we had hands-on practice on the equipment. Because of this, my class has not
lost a single person because of academic failure. With my experience in the automotive industry,
I have learned to be detail oriented and be a fast problem solver. The owners of Express Auto
saw that I was quick to get work done and was able to have a high turn around rate on all of the
work orders I was given. Due to the quality of my work, I was promoted to Shop Foreman after
working there for only 4 months.

Professional Experience
Repair Specialist

10/2013-Present
Transamerican Medical Imaging
Test and repair printed circuit boards, to component level
Test and repair C-Arm X-Ray systems from various manufacturers, such as OEC, Philips,
and Siemens
Follow proper radiation safety guidelines
Follow proper ESD guidelines

Biomedical Equipment Technician

4/2012 - Present
U.S Army Reserves; 971st Medical Logistics Company, Ogden, UT

Trained on proper use of various pieces of Test Measurement & Diagnostic Equipment
Performed preventative maintenance checks& services on medical equipment
Completed calibration procedures on various pieces of medical equipment ensuring
manufacturers specifications were met and safety policies and standards were followed
Followed safe troubleshooting techniques while referencing manufacturers literature
Troubleshoot and repair X-ray systems, ventilators, defibrillators, infusion pumps, blood
pressure machines and many others down to component level
Install and remove components on printed circuit boards using soldering techniques

Shop Foreman

4/2012-11/2012
Express Auto, Saratoga Springs, UT

Communicate necessary repairs to customers

Manage the work schedules for employees
Organize the daily incoming and outgoing work orders
Monitor the safe work practices of technicians in order to prevent accidents and injuries
Diagnose and perform repairs on automotive electrical systems

Welder
U.S Army Reserves;

872nd Maintenance

12/2008 4/2012
Company, Ogden, UT

Performed preventive maintenance, checks and services on assigned equipment

Assisted in quality control checks
Completed all tasks in a timely manner while following standard operating procedures
and safety guidelines

Education
U.S. Army Biomedical Equipment Repairer Course
Medical Education & Training Campus, San Antonio, Texas 78234
Honor Graduate- 97% Average
Community College of the Air Force
Associates of Applied Science Degree (Biomedical Equipment Repair)
70 Credit hours completed

Professional Skills & Awards

Read, write and speak Spanish fluently

Proficient in use and repair of basic computer systems
Highly experienced with all shop tools and equipment
Departmental Award in Auto Mechanics
3 Excellence in Academics Awards
Multiple awards for demonstrating leadership qualities

11/2012-9/2013