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Line Technician Personal Statement

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I am requesting this waiver based on my education background and work experience both as a civilian and while on active military service.
Education.
I obtained a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from Federal Polytechnic Ilaro Nigeria which upon evaluation in United States Education Standard I was awarded 96 college credit from the University of Houston. I have also obtained a BSc in Health Service Management from the University of Maryland University College. My strong education background both in the field of engineering and healthcare is an asset that will position to satisfactorily perform the job of Health Services Maintenance Technician.

Experience
I have 6 years of experience working as a Line Technician in two world renowned food processing company in Nigeria (Cadbury Nigeria PLC and FrieslandCampina WAMCO Nigeria PLC) before migrating to the United State. Part of my job responsibilities include troubleshooting, identifying and repair of production equipment mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic malfunction. I am also responsible for performing routine and preventive maintenance on machinery and equipment and to maintain service documentation and procedures. Also responsible for identifying and correcting equipment safety …show more content…

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