● Inspect and recommend repairs to shipboard propulsion engineering systems (e.g., generators, reduction gears, and auxiliaries) for Naval vessels undergoing upgrades, repairs, and modernization. ● Prepare work spec/bid packages and review mechanical/electrical contractor proposals with estimates for repair recommendations that include labor and material (L&M) and contractor scope of work. ● Oversee ship project schedules, processes, and progress, ensuring shipboard personnel follow on-site safety policies/procedures and receive training on maintenance and upgrades to support ship readiness. ● Monitor ongoing equipment failures, ship repair actions, part requisitions, and maintenance costs against previous logs. Updated non-conformance and degrading casualty reports (CASREPs) accordingly. ● Review and approve on-site procedures and requirements against contract specifications, applying extensive knowledge of the Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual (JFMM) and the Board of Inspection and Survey (INSURV).

● Diagnosed, calibrated, maintained, and upgraded GE gas turbines, power generators, and auxiliaries (air/fuel/oil systems, pumps, valves, and compressors). Travelled nationally; focused on Southern territory. ● Modified, assembled, and repaired mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, structural, and pneumatic systems in addition to parts directly connected with the operation of the boiler equipment. ● Managed staff of 10-12 maintenance techs/US-based contractors. Scheduled staff to emergency repairs/services and assigned work priorities and assignments. Conducted OTJ personnel training as needed and ensured the staff adhered to OSHA safety guidelines (proper PPE). ● Conducted employee performance reviews and supervisor/team evaluations after projects are completed. Trained and advised employees on both administrative and technical matters.● Directed complete project management activities, from on-site planning, equipment use, and staff monitoring to quality assurance (QA) and project closeout. Ensured compliance to the client contract. ● Notified the Outage Manager and procure equipment/supplies from vendors, such as consumables and tooling. Monitored project costs and assisted with cost controls (e.g., return light towers, air compressors). ● Attended daily meetings with site personnel to discuss pending maintenance and repair projects, reiterate project timeline/milestone, and resolve issues between the Field Core and the customer staff. ● Identified customer needs and notified the sales team of potential new client revenue; e.g., key to GE selling an upgrade and parts contract that was later valued at $18.5M. ● Reviewed plant operation logs and wrote inspection/debrief reports and repair sheets. Evaluated the condition of equipment and adherence to prescribed preventive maintenance requirements.

● Managed shipboard work (e.g., inspection, assessment, troubleshooting, and maintenance) for gas turbines (aeroderivative), generators, reduction gears, and auxiliaries. Supported the Navy Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) Fleet Logistics Center/Detachment Site in Bahrain. ● Resolved issues that affected shipboard propulsion engineering systems and operational readiness for 5 classes of ships (US Navy vessels under contract to foreign military and private shipyards).● Updated degrading casualty reports (CASREPs) that provided Navy Managers with non-conformance and casualty information used to streamline repairs and improve cost forecasting. ● Complied with NAVSEA in-service ship design and engineering authority (NAVSEAINST 5400.95F) when providing technical expert advice on main propulsion shafting, main reduction gears, line shaft bearings and bulkhead/shaft seals and controllable pitch propellers. ● Worked up bid packages after conducting a ship check to verify work specs. Estimated labor and material (L&M) costs, time requirements, and government/foreign-civilian contractor price estimates (e.g., mechanical and electrical). ● Leveraged the Navy Maintenance Database (NMD) to initiate, track and analyze planned and preventative maintenance in addition to modifications (Request Contractual Changes) to original and new work specifications. Managed material maintenance supply needs, costs, and reporting. ● Monitored part requisitions/material and manpower costs — project budgets ranged from $500,000 to $1M. Used previous material history to aid with forecasting cost estimates. Requested funding and sought funding for project overages and scope of work (SOW) changes. ● Met with the ship's staff, contractors, and USG reps to prioritize work, resolve conflicts, and coordinate work schedules. Furnished work specifications, tech information, and served as SME on facilities/machinery.

● Conducted preventive maintenance, emergency/routine repairs and calibrations to GE gas turbines, power generators, and auxiliaries (e.g., air/fuel/oil systems, pumps, valves, and compressors).● Supervised a work group of up to 30 civilian employees. Ensured GE/OSHA safety compliance and evaluated work performance. Counseled employees on administrative and tech matters. ● Instructed customer representatives on the installation, operation, calibration, repair and maintenance of turbines and boilers at customer sites. Monitored quality of workmanship relating to the installation of mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, structural, and pneumatic systems. ● Provided routine maintenance checks and troubleshot a wide range of vintage equipment. Prepared technical reports for customer records as a reference and to avoid future outages. ● Reviewed plant operation logs, inspection reports, and repair sheets. Evaluated the condition of equipment for efficiency and adherence to prescribed preventive maintenance requirements.● Developed test metrics that provided vehicles with recommended repairs, validated/planned alterations, and ensured repair and fabrication techniques were appropriate.● Optimized inspection schedules for each location’s climate conditions, types of equipment, equipment usage, and legal/regulatory requirements.

● Inspected and served as technical subject expert on the operation and maintenance of aeroderivative gas turbines engines (e.g., GE LM2500, Allison Rolls Royce 501-K17/K34 and RIMSS 250-KS4). Supported: Propulsion Systems — Air Compressors — Power Generators — Intake/Exhaust Systems — Line Shaft Bearings — Fuel/Air Intake Systems — Main Reduction Gears —Bulkhead/Shaft Seals — Controllable Pitch Propellers — Operating Pumps — Engineering Control Systems — Oil Purification Systems — Waste Drains — Valves● Worked with Mechanics (maintenance team) and the Planning Supervisor. Reviewed work packages for system and equipment repairs, ensuring complete work item specifications.● Utilized the Design Service Request (DSR) program, providing engineering guidance in compliance with NAVSEA technical authority policy for the proper repair, overhaul, testing, checkout, and grooming of propulsion systems on all Navy ship classes. ● Trained and counseled shipboard personnel on the design, testing, repair, upgrade, and maintenance of key systems (e.g., electrical, hydraulic, mechanical). Assisted with urgent mission degrading casualty reports (CASREPs) and issues. ● Provided in-depth Gas Turbine Readiness Reviews (GTRR), Total Ships Readiness Assessments (TSRA) and Pre-Deployment/Pre-Ship Repair Availability (SRA) Inspections. Complied with NAVSEA Technical Authority Policies (NAVSEAINST 5400.95F).● Conducted safety checks and ensured the Ship Test & Inspection Plans and Procedures adhered to the Joint Fleet Management Manual (JFMM); verified testing and inspections met with project specifications. ● Managed engineering certifications and Board of Inspection and Survey assessments and certifications. Developed and managed staffing plans, personnel departmental policy, and budget analysis.

● Managed 28 personnel in operations, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs of the main propulsion plant. Promulgated work schedules, and delegated responsibilities to maximize productivity. ● Experience adapting and conducting a Contractor Quality Assurance Program using elements which include Procedure Review, Procedure Evaluation, Corrective Action, Quality Data Evaluation and Product Verification Inspection; using Joint Fleet Maintenance (JFMM) policies/procedures.● Read and interpreted contract specifications and engineering drawings, making recommendations, preparing written reports and making oral presentations.● Advised senior management on the resolution of equipment repairs that conflicted with operational and maintenance schedules and the timeline allotted for immediate repairs.● Served as weblog custodian.

Interviewed, advised, and counseled more than 4500 Gas Turbine enlisted community personnel. Established and managed effective career development opportunities, benefits, and regulations.

Supervised shipboard operations, preventive maintenance, mechanical alterations, troubleshooting, and repairs of the main propulsion plant. Managed and established work schedules for 16 personnel. Prepared summaries and quarterly preventive maintenance schedules. Maintained accounting system forms, records, and reports. Inspected the installation, alteration, and repair of equipment. Served as weblog custodian.