Austin Orme Email & Phone Number

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States

· Performs all preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, troubleshooting, start-ups, and field modifications on three-phase and single-phase UPS systems, 12V, 16V, 2V, 6V batteries, AC/DC Rectifiers, Inverters, DC Plants, and Power Distribution Units.· Direct supervisor to nine field service engineers in Ohio and Northern Virginia.· Project management of all work in the regions and ensures completion to exceed customer standards.· Maintains a working database of customer equipment, as well as produce highly detailed field service reports and complete testing to further analyze equipment for future troubleshooting and improvement.· Applied intensive and diversified knowledge of start-up, testing, and operations to commission, maintain, and provide emergency support to all customers.· Mentors and trains new field service engineers within the company.

Cincinnati, Ohio

• Performed preventive maintenance, emergency response, troubleshooting, start-ups, repairs, and field modifications on three phase and single phase UPS systems, AC/DC Rectifiers, Batteries, and Power Distribution Units.• Applied my intensive and diversified knowledge of start-up, testing, and operations to commission, maintain, and provide emergency support to all customers.• Trained other Field Service Engineers on the Methods of Procedures for vital equipment at customer sites.• Produced highly detailed field service reports on all work completed at a customers site, and all future work needed.• Conducted tests and recorded findings to assist with future analysis and troubleshooting.

Newport News, Virginia

· Gathered, maintained, formatted, compiled, and manipulated technical data, such as laboratory or material test results and engineering design changes. · Produced engineering documentation (flow charts, block diagrams, and schematics). · Performed detailed mathematical calculations using established formulas; preliminary analysis of data where guidelines are provided in such areas as trajectory adequacy, model dimensional consistency; and quantitative judgments concerning technical data.

October 2015-Present, Electricians Mate Second Class, U.S. Navy, Norfolk/VirginiaWork Center Supervisor• Leads 6 personnel in the 100% accomplishment of all required and scheduled maintenance.• Supervises all routine and corrective repairs to ships electrical system ensuring in 100% mission capability• Manages 2,000 work authorization forms annually allowing outside repairs to be conducted on time, every time.• Oversees the training of 346 personnel on board USS Normandy CG-60 ensuring 98% of all personal gear on board ship is electrically safe• Ensures the ship’s crew is 100% trained on electrical safety procedures annually. March 2013-October 2015, Electrician’s Mate Third Class, U.S. Navy, Norfolk/VirginiaMaintenance Technician• Spearheaded repairs to 127 hanger bay lighting fixtures, five windshield wipers, and replaced six solenoid operated pilot valves on four AFFF stations which saved the navy $25,000 in contractor costs.• Corrected “repair before operate” discrepancies on Automatic Bus Transfer controllers which vastly contributed to the score of 90% from the 2014 Board of Inspection and Survey.• Flawlessly processed 5,500 tag-outs, 3,700 Norfolk Naval Shipyard Work Authorization Forms, 2,000 Ship’s Force WAFs during USS Harry S. Truman’s Carrier Incremental Availability Fiscal Year 15.• Executed isolations for 850 pieces of equipment directly safeguarding ship’s equipment and personnel.• Provided training to divisional personnel in watch standing duties on proper equipment maintenance practices which resulted in 12 Load Center Rovers and 9 Maintenance Person qualifications thus reducing maintenance personnel individual workloads by 50%.