Kenneth Rodman

• Coordinated with lab staff to coordinate schedules for maintenance and repair of various molecular and cytology equipment.
• Managed local parts inventory for various equipment.
• Repaired, installed, and upgraded molecular biology and cytology equipment in reference labs in Tampa, Sarasota, and Ft Myers.
• Maintained network communications between instruments and local network to ensure proper transfer of data.

Was an engineer for cytology equipment. Worked on laser cytometers and laboratory automation integrated with laser cytometers.

• Diagnosed and resolved technical issues in medical imaging equipment to ensure optimal performance.
• Provided on-site training and support for healthcare staff on equipment operation and maintenance protocols.
• Collaborated with engineering teams to enhance product reliability and functionality based on field feedback.
• Implemented preventative maintenance schedules, reducing downtime and improving service response times.

• Coordinated with hospital staff to coordinate schedules for maintenance and repair of various lab equipment.
• Managed local parts inventory for various equipment.
• Repaired, installed, and upgraded microbiology, molecular biology, and cytology equipment in reference labs and hospitals for Los Angeles County, Las Vegas, and other national assignments.
• Maintained network communications between instruments and local network to ensure proper transfer of data.
• Received service award for third most closed work orders in the country 2020 while maintaining 93% approval rating from customers.

• Interacted with customers on repairs and scheduling of sorting equipment.
• Maintained various unique sorting systems for northern California as well as special assignments nationally and Canada.
• Ensured the proper program setup and execution for safe and effective food sorting.
• Trained customers on machine set up and program building.
• Install, upgrade, and maintain PLC controlled sorters that use optics, xray and biometric scanners.

• Hand selected amongst all members of Coast Guard aviation to work on the C-27J program which was tasked with building all related infrastructure and procedures for a brand new Coast Guard aircraft.
• Served as head of Night Vision Goggle Maintenance for the entire program.
• Served as one of only two instructors for liquid oxygen servicing and handling.
• Initiated and managed relationships with manufacturers such as Dowty, GE Aviation, Hamilton Sunstar and, and AVDEC to acquire technical publications and parts to be integrated into the C-27 program.
• Ensured safety of all maintenance and aircrew personnel as a member of the unit's Safety Committee.
• Created, enrolled, and built relevant spreadsheets for each aircraft to facilitate avionics parts tracking.
• Developed, previewed, and approved maintenance procedure instructions for C-27J avionics systems.

• Accumulated over 1500 flight hours as a crew member of the C130 aircraft.
• Flight crew C-130H (Navigator/Radio Operator): Operated all radar, navigation, radio, and electrical systems while also serving as the subject matter expert for all avionics systems.
• Served as the only Hazardous Material certifier in the avionics department, ensuring all transported materials were properly documented and safe for transport.
• Ensured proper management of classified material while away from home base.
• Saved the Coast Guard over $200,000 in depot level maintenance by correcting a discrepancy which had existed for over a year.