• Perform assembly, modification, and checkout of ordnance weapon systems. • Handle warheads, pyrotechnic devices, and complete ordnance weapons systems. • Work with computer systems and applications. • Perform hardware movement in factory utilizing advanced robotic automation. • Operate pneumatic and manual tools.• Use of manual torque tools, torquing values more than 250-foot pounds.

Supervised a team of 45+ personnel in the maintenance and upkeep of a military camp

Construction Security Tech, Site Security Manager, Shop Foreman, Project Safety, Hazmat Coordinator, Maintenance Scheduler, Career Counselor

Repair technician at shop 82B working on Trident Submarine Missile tubes, and BST buoys, and pressure transducers, gained solder certification, basic understanding of Lean program, shop HAZMAT coordinator, training petty officerSecond Class Petty Officer's AssociationCommand Color Guard representing the Navy in the Seattle Area

Operate and perform maintenance on 726 Class SSGN Tomahawk missile subsystems, launcher subsystems, and associated support and test equipment. Perform operational readiness tests of systems and adhere to safety precautions applicable to missile explosive devices, missile hydraulics and missile testing.Operated and performed maintenance on the ship's Magazine Sprinkler System ensuring the safety ship's ordnance.Provided formal classroom instruction for military personnel.Team Leader for ordnance operations.

Supervised the security of millions of dollars of highly sensitive military equipment. Managed, oversaw, and trained personnel on operations and logistics emphasizing safety, security, and strict procedural requirements. Coordinated evolution's between military, civil service, and contractor personnel Maintained Divisional Hazardous Material. Experienced and skilled with computer software and programs (MS Office Products). Operations Division/Radiation Decontamination Division responsible for the movement of special weapons.

Trident II Submarine Responsibilities: Maintained the MT Division Procedure Guides and Manuals. Lead maintenance teams in trouble shooting, repair, calibration, and testing of such items as regulators, valves, electrical switches, gears, shafts, linkages, bushings, seals, gaskets, pneumatic/hydraulic lines and fittings, and electrical connectors. Adjusted spring tension mechanical linkages. Skilled in the use of measurement and testing devices such as micrometers, feeler gauges, ohmmeters, oscilloscopes, and voltmeters. Extensive knowledge of pneumatic and hydraulic devices such as actuators, accumulators, valves, cylinders, and pumps. Experienced in reading circuit, water, air, and hydraulic diagrams, blueprints, fault isolation procedures, and troubleshooting logic. Supervised, coordinated, and executed all procedures and operations dealing with maintenance, security and launch of submarine launched ballistic missiles. Ensured adequate security measures during all activities involving the missiles and their supporting systems.Recorded, updated, and assigned jobs to personnel for maintenance on the Strategic Weapons System. Trouble shooter for the Missile Fire Control Team. Repairing fuses, electrical systems.