David Messier Email & Phone Number

Senior Utilities Maintenance Coordinator of four water treatment plants and three re-pump stations. Scheduling of events, repair of multiple discrepancies, scheduled inspections, and directly supervising three mechanics and two electricians in accordance with established standard operating procedures, manuals, safety procedures, regulations and local/state/federal regulations.

Hydraulic Test Technician. Responsible for the inventory, replenishment, and recycling of hazardous materials. Properly labeling, packaging, preparing proper shipping papers for proper shipment in accordance to the 49CFR.

Jacksonville, Florida Area

Supervision of all the maintenance safety aspects, auditing of applicable programs, training of over 600 maintenance technicians, maintenance action coordination between 8 different maintenance shops and over $400,000,000 worth of aircraft and associated equipment.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

- Supervising ten Quality Assurance Representatives in performing 143 internal audits, documenting 247 discrepancies and resurrecting nice off-track programs.- Gas Free Engineer, ensured all measures were taken to eliminate the risk of fire, explosion, exposure to toxic substances, suffocation, or asphyxiation.- Respiratory Protection Manager, issued only approved respirators, maintaining equipment in a sanitary condition, and providing Fit Testing.

Everett, Washington

- Quality Assurance Naval Aviation Maintenance Discrepancy Reporting Program Coordinator, tracked 240 reports, acting as a liaison with Fleet Support Teams, resulting in a 98% close out rate on outstanding reports. - Supervised 78 personnel to maintain shipboard firefighting and damage control equipment. Familiarized with firefighting equipment and firefighting procedures. Coordinated the maintenance efforts to maintain the firefighting equipment. Conducted inspections of divisional spaces for cleanliness, preservation, and elimination of fire hazards.- As a Maintenance Supervisor, completed of 2,700 work orders, encompassing 46,000 man-days, at a cost of $23.2 million.

Jacksonville, Florida Area

- Responsible for the inventorying, receiving, transferring, and properly turning in all hazardous waste from all 41 commands on board NAS Jacksonville.- Proficient with the use of the Hazardous Material Information System (HMIS)