Electronic Maintenance Supervisor
EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE AS A 94W ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR IN THE SIGNAL MAINTENANCE SHOP
Staff Sergeant Jason Mikla distinguished himself by exceptionally meritorious service while serving as a 94W Electronic Maintenance Supervisor in the Signal Maintenance Shop, 324th ESB, from 20MAY2024 to 30SEP2024. His technical expertise, leadership, and unwavering commitment to mission success were critical to the shop's ability to maintain essential signal communication systems and electronic equipment.
SSG Mikla played a pivotal role in ensuring that all special electronic devices were maintained and repaired to the highest standards, enabling seamless communication across multiple operations. His expert troubleshooting and repair skills ensured that the unit's specialized equipment, including signal equipment, night vision systems, and electronic equipment, remained operational, directly contributing to the success of both garrison and field operations.
In addition to his technical contributions, SSG Mikla demonstrated exceptional leadership mentoring junior Soldiers in advanced troubleshooting techniques, greatly enhancing the overall technical proficiency of the electronic maintenance team. His dedication to preventive maintenance and readiness checks reduced equipment failures and extended the lifespan of critical systems.
SSG Mikla's tireless work ethic, adaptability, and commitment to excellence reflect great credit upon himself, the 324th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, and the United States Army.
Instructor Writer
-chosen by Branch Chief to analyze and validate the MNET MFCS maintenance task and integrate it within the 94F course, which will impact future of the MOS
Electronic Maintenance Chief
- created an original maintenance SOP which outlined all required maintenance procedures, personal responsibilities, part reconciliation and safety measures
- distinguished himself as an exceptional manager while serving as the Support Operations Maintenance NCO. He trained subordinate maintenance activity managers and emphasized the importance of maintenance management standards. The effectiveness of his methods are proven by a 70% reduction in maintenance backlog for subordinate activities and a consistent operational readiness rate of over 90% for 40 subordinate units.
