D705 TTF Bangor

D704 Maintenance & Modernization

Operates, maintains, and repairs auxiliary equipment, mechanical systems, and air conditioning, shafts, valves, and steering systems; uses test equipment for electrical and electronic maintenance; performs quality inspection and assurance; provides personnel supervision and counseling; provides technical administration. Start-up, air conditioning, and water circulating, oxygen and ventilation, air compressor, vacuum pump, hose assembly, main feed, valves, and steering; adjusts and secures diesel engines; maintains calibration logs; performs laboratory analysis on oil and water samples; provides support for damage control for casualty and oil spills; inspects and adjusts capstans. Performs mechanical maintenance; conducts quality assurance inspections; inspects alarm systems, heat exchangers, and sea water circulating systems; submits corrective action requests. Identifies factors governing mechanical maintenance, quality assurance, document field changes; verify and develop procedural documentation.Marine EngineeringDiesel MaintenanceHydraulics and PneumaticsMechanical Blueprint ReadingPollution ControlFire Fighting and Fire SafetyRefrigerationRecords ManagementEnvironmental Safety Management

Responsible for leading and mentoring 4 junior instructors and conducting mechanical system training to over 750 Sailors. System training consists of various topics including hydraulics, refrigeration, pneumatics, diesel engines, and calibration.

Responsible for leading, mentoring and training of 12 Sailors in the proper operation, monitoring, and maintenance of all auxiliary mechanical systems.

Managed the training, qualification, and manpower allocation of military personnel, in coordination with civilian General Foreman for Quality Assurance Inspectors and Quality Assurance Supervisors