Darrick Evans Email & Phone Number

Greenville, North Carolina

Petersburg, Virginia

• Squad Leader in a Fuel Platoon; responsible for the health, welfare, counseling training, and professional growth of 8 Soldiers
• Supervise and assists in the operation and maintenance of petroleum equipment to include; 3 HEMTTs, valves, and nozzles
• Trained in receiving and storage of bulk petroleum to include issue and dispensing bulk petroleum from storage and distribution facilities to using units; selects and submits samples to laboratory for testing; performs.
• Perform preventive maintenance checks on equipment and train soldiers on preventive maintenance
• Trained in waterfront operations, theater operations, scraper operations, pump operations, gauging and sampling, railcar, depot, and transfer operations
• Quality Assurance Supervisor ensure petroleum is clean, clear, and on specification free of water and sediment

• Performed replacement of shear pins, valve repacking, and equipment inspections
• Operated power plant auxiliary equipment, such as air compressors and dryers, hydraulic power units, forced draft fans, pumps, spray dryer and absorbers, and lime slakers
• Performing rounds with handheld device and uploading information into computer

• Gathered samples and performing water tests and regeneration of mixed bed and train resin to produce clean 1500lb,545lb, and 50lb steam
• Monitored plant parameters and follow all plant start up and shut down procedures and complete computer based training courses
• Daily inspections and operations of reverse osmosis, valves, pumps, chemicals, and steam equipment
• Minor maintenance on manufacturing equipment and support equipment
• Other tasks associated with producing, storage and transfer of the fertilizer products in a safe, environmentally compliance and efficient manner following all plant policies and procedures

• Read, interpreted and followed blueprints and technical specifications to plan, layout and perform assigned work
• Disassemble or dismantle valves, pumps, and motors inspect for wear/ replacement and assemble
• Performed inspection, disassembly, match-marking, cleaning, re-assembly and validation of mechanical and electrical equipment, systems, and components
• Set up and used rigging equipment such as chain falls, ratchet hoists, lifting straps, shackles, eye bolts, and cables
• Utilized a variety of hand, pneumatic, power and precision measuring tools like micrometers, dial indicators, and calipers
• Install, groom, and test nuclear components on naval ships

• Performed preventive and correctional maintenance on 3 Ingersoll Rand air compressors, plumbing, valves, and electricity.

• Scheduled work and ensured team had proper tools and materials needed to complete the job, reported all accomplished tasks back to supervisor and upcoming task

• Supervised 35 refueling personnel in the day to day flight deck operations of issuing JP5 to various types of aircrafts
• Managed, performed, and trained personnel PMS procedures on organizational level maintenance on 20 motor driven pumps and valves using WAFS, lockout and tagout procedures
• Led the operation of 17 refueling stations and quality assurance lab for testing 50Mil gallons of fuel
• Organized refueling teams to conduct 12 replenishments at sea with 0 fuel spills
• Operated console for JP-5 filling and transfer system controlling 3Mil gallons of fuel onboard the ship
• Co-authored the safe receipt, transfer and issue of JP-5 to various locations throughout the ship

• Provided over 40,000 hours of instruction in the Apprentice Technical Training Course to over 1,800 students with an 94% GPA
• Implemented new Computer Based Training/Applications Aviation Warfare course and trained 14 Facilitators 2.5 days ahead of schedule, saving over 4 million dollars in training cost to the navy
• Delivered IT customer support, tracked and monitored and enrolled over 1500 students in Computer Based Training course with a 100% graduation rate
• Force Protection Team member, protecting the base from any threats, trained on the use of proper weapon techniques and hand to hand combat
• Stood 12hour watch at gate checking ID’s and POV’s for contraband and explosive devices

• Conducted over 80 test call inspections on JP-5 tanks in accordance with NACE Shipboard Corrosion Control Assessment
• Led a 6man team in the overhaul and rehabilitation of 4 JP-5 Purifiers using Purifier air compressor
• Supervised 20 sailors in transferring, storing, and consolidating of fuel and sounded over 70 JP-5 tanks during the ship’s undocking movement with 0 mishaps
• Monitored, tracked, inventoried and balanced over $100K for supplies and equipment used to maintain operational readiness
• Purchased request from outside activities saving the navy over $60K in none stocked items