Lieutenant Dan Erwin, U.S. Navy (Ret.) Email & Phone Number

Rocklin, Ca, Us

Oakland, California, Us

To provide subject matter expertise in the area of the Corrective Action Program and Cause Evaluations for Significant Injury/Fatality and non-Significant Injury/Fatality incidents.Acts as team lead, cause evaluator, and electric corrective action program support for root cause and apparent cause evaluations within the enterprise.Presents cause evaluations, monitors corrective action program, inputs corrective actions, and drafts effectiveness reviews for the enterprise.To drive an integrated approach to assess risk to inform enterprise, operational, and compliance risks that form the basis of work execution and risk mitigation plans. Drive to achieve event-free operations.

Fredericksburg, Va, Us

Provided support for:- Commanders and staff for planning major combat operations and (Foreign) HumanitarianAssistance/Disaster Relief; Execution of Navy Expeditionary Warfighting Development Center phasetraining.- Navy Expeditionary Staffs performance evaluation in integrated/advanced training events; exercisedevelopment and planning in support of Fleet and training/assessment exercises; ExpeditionaryWarfare, Irregular Warfare, Construction, Anti-Terrorism/Force Protection (ATFP), and DefenseSupport of Civil Authorities (DSCA) tactics analysis, review and standardization.- Navy Expeditionary concepts review and proof of concept in fleet exercises; Mission area effectiveness assessments, and gap identification and analysis.

Washington, Dc, Us

Retired Lieutenant and Surface Warfare Officer in the United States Navy.

• Stood over 3,200 hours of watch in the Global Command Information Center; demonstrated outstanding leadership and superb managerial skills unparalleled to the complex nature of the operations for 181 logistics, special mission, sealift, service support and prepositioning ships (largest logistics fleet in the world).• Provided time-critical support during the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season; orchestrated maritime operations using weather data affecting MSC shipping for storm avoidance and coordinated Defense Support of Civilian Authority recovery efforts in the Caribbean which included activation of USNS COMFORT. • Trained 21 active duty/reserve Naval Officers and 5 enlisted Operations Specialists encompassing quality and professional standards; ensured the effective dissemination of reports to USTRANSCOM, USFF, and other Combatant Commanders as well as fleet customers and other relevant parties.

• Directed a team of 3 front-line supervisors and 23 staff personnel and operations in medical, processing, and testing supporting a Joint Service Command whose mission was to ensure the quality of military accessions during peacetime and mobilization in accordance with established standards.• Achieved the FY2013 and FY2014 Category III Station of Excellence out of 21 stations, FY2013 Western Sector Station of Excellence out of 31 stations, and FY2013 overall ranking of #4 out of 65 stations.• Improved processing by 20% for over 7K accessions and enlistments, 6K medical exams, and 26K student tests; oversaw over $10.5M in Centrally Billed Accounts with zero discrepancies during 3-year tenure.• Guidance and leadership initiative led the station to exceed their Student Testing goal early by posting over 100% mission accomplishment in FY2013 and FY2014.

• Directed a team of 4-6 front-line supervisors and 65-75 Sailors in 2 departments and 8 work centers in the performance of planning and management of administration, equipment, jobs, and work spaces.• Managed material assessment packages to improve maintenance availability planning, Current Ship’s Maintenance Project management, and equipment repair reducing ship’s jobs from over 1,000 to less than 270 in a six-month period saving the Navy over $300K in costs and materials while improving manning.• Developed, planned, and implemented an Inport Emergency Team training plan to maintain ship’s damage control and survivability readiness leading to 100% proficiency and qualified over 250 Sailors and Marines in basic and advanced Damage Control stations.• Coordinated 15 shore based and shipboard live fire small arms courses; qualified 410 Sailors for Force Protection and Operational qualifications.

• Directed a team of 1-2 front-line supervisors and 15-20 Sailors in 2 departments and 5 work centers, performed planning and management of administration, equipment, jobs, and work spaces.• Coordinated and managed all Force Protection efforts of 5 ships during two Middle Eastern deployments, and a homeport shift from Ingleside, TX to San Diego, CA via the Panama Canal analyzing security measures for open ocean transit and port visit protection of naval assets resulting in zero damage or loss.• Managed material assessment packages during maintenance availability ensuring 100% compliance and accomplishment of all continuous maintenance availability and Combat Systems, Command, Control, Communications, and Computer Readiness Assessment jobs during deployment.• Coordinated 4 shore based live fire small arms courses; qualified 64 Sailors for Force Protection and Operational qualifications.

Master Of Science, Criminal Justice With A Specialization In Critical Incident Management

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration