Brian Scheetz Email & Phone Number

Construction support engineering

Cranberry, Pa 16066

I am responsible for recruiting and staffing of nuclear engineers. I find the properly qualified personal that keep the nuclear world moving. If you are an engineer you may want to call me soon.

USS Buffalo SSN 715

• Supervised up to 120 personnel and managed 10 operational/administrative programs simutaneously
• Planned and organized 3000 maintenance repairs in a succesful four month dry dock period
• Led a very junior division supporting the ship’s return to at-sea operations
• Worked across department boundaries, serving in multiple leadership positions to ensure ship’s certification for deployment
• Planned and supervised repairs and testing of over 40 major maintenance components during 2 voyage repair and upkeep periods
• Provided departmental operations management, preventative maintenance management, and engineering support

USS Chicago SSN 721

• The only junior supervisor allowed to fill a manager’s position during a intense maintenance depot modernerzaton period, due to his technical, leadership communication skills
• Molded his division into the most trusted, efficient and respected on his ship
• Trained junior personnel of all ratings basic in submarine qualifications
• Planned and managed two major upkeeps and total system readiness assesments, totaling over 400 jobs ensuring an on time deployment
• Directly responsible for his ship receiving the “DC” award due to availability of the Damage Control equipment/systems
• Directly responsible for the successful completion of salvage inspection, safety inspection, trim motor replacement and hydraulic plant repairs, all vital to meeting national tasking on time

USS Columbus SSN 762

• Voluntarily transferred to a deployed ship to fill a mission critical technical leadership position
• Provided comprehensive supervision to the entire ship during highly complex submarine command course change operations
• Assisted in the mission critical repairs to the floating wire antenna Maintenance Technician
• Hand-picked as team leader responsible for the maintenance and repair of submarine mast and antennaes for seven submarines
• Recieved personal commendation from the Commanding Officer for expedious repairs to the steering and diving hydraulic systems while deployed

Pearl Harbor Ship Yard

• Trouble shot and repair complex hydraulic systems
• Assit mechnical and electical engineers in solving complex repair problem
• Installed the Radar Auto-Lock in one shift on his first attempt; normally takes 3 shifts by more experience technicians
• Under high-time constraints he performed 3 of the most complex maintenance/engineering precedures on submarines; removed a periscope, rebuilt a snorkel head valve, and removed a mast
• Completed numerous inspections, repairs and testing in order to restore critical hydraulic

USS Pasadena SSN 752

• refrigeration systems to service without delays for ardous pre-overseas movement upkeep
• Repaired a badly damaged steering and diving accumulator in less than 12 hours, normally a two day repair
• Qualified as Diving officer of the Watch as a junior sailor; a position normally held by Comissioned Officers.

USS Los Angeles SSN 688

• Repaired multiple hydralic and hydro electical systems
• Repaired and replace many pumps
• Performed inspection with the diesel inspector on a Fairbanks Morse 8 1/8 engine

USS Buffalo SSN 715

• Qualified Quality assurance inspector
• Prepared and inspected many Subsafe and level one repair

USS Aspro SSN648

• Qualified in submarines
• Became a member of auxilary division
• Overhauled ships damage control program
• Repaired system under supervision
• Qualified as Chief of the Watch as a junior sailor; a position normally held by two higher pay grades
• Qualified Non Occupational Rad Worker