Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Precalculus

Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Precalculus

- Instruct 17 students in SAT Prep including Reading, Writing, Math, and test prep skills.- Prepare pre-printed curriculum for 3 hour class sessions.- Proctor practice tests and analyze student improvement throughout course.

Responsible for teaching three two-hour classes of 25 8th grade students- Create lesson plans conforming to CA State standards - Identify student deficiencies and plan future lessons to remediate students- Track student performance by developing and administering student assessments

- Initiated lean measures to improve process efficiency- Used KRONOS to track employee hours and absenteeism; developed and approved employee schedules- Administered discipline in accordance with company policy as needed- Selected employees for forklift, confined space, and other training as needed- Conducted safety training during pre-shift meetings and during work shift as needed- Interviewed potential associates for open positions- Resolved employee conflicts as needed

- Tutor three middle school students in Pre-Algebra and Algebra in both individual and group setting. - Plan lessons for daily 1.5 hour tutoring sessions.

- Designed and presented executive briefs using MS Office Suite to inform superiors of unit readiness- Scheduled and tracked training matrix for five departments using online database and written correspondence to ensure compliance with Training Manual increasing proficiency scores by 15%- Submitted inputs for Training Manual updates

Responsible for maintenance and operation of ship’s multi-million dollar auxiliary equipment including two Caterpillar diesel generators, three air conditioning units, two refrigeration units, stern gate, anchor windlass, steam operated equipment, and hydraulic equipment and administrative oversight of thirty personnel- Directed the completion of over 100 contractor jobs during 15M dollar upgrade and overhaul period ensuring jobs were completed on-time and under budget- Troubleshot machinery; investigated cause using technical manuals and drawings and gathering information from technicians; implemented preventative procedures and approved temporary and permanent changes to current operating procedures- Approved work procedure package for replacement of refrigeration plant compressor mechanical seal - Reviewed and approved spending of 100K dollars for parts and material utilizing supply database - Reviewed and approved weekly maintenance plan; periodically reviewed long term maintenance plan to ensure maintenance scheduler planned all required maintenance within periodicity and ensured maintenance did not conflict with schedule- Coordinated ventilation fan outages between contractors and 1500 customers ensuring all work was completed on schedule

Commanding Officer’s direct representative responsible for the safe navigation and operation of multi-million dollar warship utilizing radar systems, paper nautical charts, bridge-to-bridge VHF radio, electronic navigation suites, and visual indicators- Responsible for training subordinate officers as Officer of the Deck and overseeing watchteam of nine personnel including navigation team, lookouts, boatswain mate of the watch, and helmsman- Ensured zero safety mishaps during over 200 high risk evolutions such as flight operations, refueling at sea, and live fire exercises- Maintained and de-conflicted daily routine for over 1500 personnel

Responsible for maintenance and operation of ship’s deck equipment including nine refueling stations, flight deck, forecastle, and topside preservation and administrative oversight of twenty-five personnel- Designed curriculum and class schedule for officer training program improving average qualification time from 16 months to 13 months- Applied risk management assessment to ensure zero safety mishaps during receipt of 10M gallons of fuel and 800 pallets of provisions- Developed and implemented Respiratory Program to ensure compliance with OSHA regulations- Approved employee schedules for 24/7 operating environment, ensuring all employees were qualified for assigned tasks and no employees were double booked- Planned and implemented casualty control drill packages including briefing training team and equipment operators, setting up and using props to simulate casualties, monitoring real world equipment status during drills, and debriefing equipment operators on performance- Maintained and updated training records for twenty-five personnel using online database

Responsible for maintenance and operation of ship’s auxiliary equipment including five air conditioning units, two refrigeration units, anchor windlass, reverse osmosis units, and hydraulic equipment and administrative oversight of ten personnel- Led emergency response team in over 100 shipboard emergency drills including firefighting, pipe patching, shoring, and casualty power setup- Answered over 250 customer service calls for HVAC systems, water fountains, water and steam piping leaks, and hot water heating systems- Coordinated accomplishment of over 500 maintenance tasks with internal staff, external Navy departments, and external civilian contractors; tracked and followed-up on status of maintenance tasks using maintenance management database and associated reports- Developed filing system of equipment casualties documenting cause and corrective action taken to assist in future troubleshooting saving 32+ hours of extra work- Provided 30 employees’ feedback through semi-annual written evaluations and mentored employees in career and life goals- Monitored equipment by conducting visual inspections and reviewing operating logs looking for trends that may be an early indication of future equipment failure- Periodically observed ongoing maintenance to ensure procedures were followed, proper personnel equipment was worn, and maintenance appeared to be completed