Contract Administration Quality Assurance Program (CAQAP) developer and designated as a Contracting Officer’s Representative(COR) in accordance with NAVSEAINST 4200.17E.Planned, developed, organized, evaluated, implemented and maintained a comprehensive Quality Oversight Surveillance Plan (QOSP) to ensure contractor’s compliance with contract requirements and using risk assessment and past contractor performance to develop a surveillance schedule based on the Contract Administration Quality Assurance Program (CAQAP) principles in accordance with the Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual (JFMM) Volume Seven Chapter Eleven.Code 132 quality assurance oversight inspector serve as the Naval Supervising Authority(NSA),provides support to the division head regarding current quality status of all contracted work assigned to NNSY for ship repair/conversion and advising senior management and staff on critical contractor quality issues. Develop a CAQAP, based on deliverable product and contractual requirements, including planning, document review/procedure review, procedure evaluation, product verification inspection, quality audits, corrective action, quality data evaluation (QDE) and quality assurance (QA) oversight to support contractor performance appraisal reporting system.

As the production zone manager Performed functions in key intermediate maintenance activity (IMA) positions which included:- Depot level repair and testing of 64 fuel oil injector nozzle during ship window of opportunity to meet the scheduled underway demand.- Managed the load testing and run-in inspection of 3 out of four main prolusion 399 diesel engines after replacement of main engine bearings IAW NAVSEA technical manual 233 S9086-HB-STM-010.- Provided leadership to ensure safety IAW 5100.19 occupational safety and health manual, first time quality, schedule adherence, cost control and environmental protection for all production work perform.- SEA 04X Project Management Fundamentals Course Norfolk Naval Shipyard- Ensured non-stop execution of depot level production work on CNO funded depot level ship maintenance projects at Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Completed training Non-Nuclear Execution Process IAW OPSNOTE 4700.2 - Hot Work Zone Manager in accordance with NAVSEA uniform industrial process 0770-104 Managed a core team of 125 civil servants and 450 CVN 75 Sailors in the safe execution, planning, and scheduling hot work in preparation for complex 420,000 man-day CNO funded depot level maintenance availability USS HARRY TRUMAN (CVN75) FY2015. - Managed quality oversight for shielded metal arc welding, flux cored metal arc welding, gas metal arc welding and gas tungsten arc welding- Trained over 150 sailors/Norfolk Naval personnel in process of hot/cold work during Step II integrated project team development - Trained over 50 contractor personnel from General Dynamics, Tecnico, Voyage Repair Team, Valkyrie, Huntington Ingalls, Earl, BAE and Work Integration in process of hot/cold work during Step III integrated project team development.- Attended daily top-side production meetings de-conflicting, and coordinating the required distance between Hot/Cold work keeping personnel and equipment safe.

• Over 20+ years’ experience as a Maintenance/Project Management Professional• Over 25+ years’ experience managing personnel, tracking operational and maintenance schedules, monitoring equipment and budgets with responsibilities ranging from division lead to senior management • Shipboard Maintenance Manager responsible for developing, identifying, tracking and processing all mandatory technical maintenance requirements to facilitate the development of the Baseline Availability Work Package (BAWP)• Responsible for the execution of surface ship preventive and corrective maintenance HM&E, Deck.• Accountable for providing quality training to the Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Ships in the proper operation of engineering systems; these duties include material readiness inspections of all amphibious ships ensuring they meet navy standards and regulation IAW Engineering Department Organization Manual EDORM 3540.3.• Selected by senior leaders to be the Diesel Plant Senior Engineering Trainer/Mentor to prospective Commanding Officer/Chief Engineers on LSD/LPD/PC class ships• Successfully mentored two hundred and thirty enlisted sailors and twenty-five junior officers in balancing life circumstances and the arduous duties of shipboard lifecycle • NAVSEA Contracting Officer Representative• General Zone Manager (NNSURF)• Contractor Oversight Quality Assurance • Master Training Specialist (MTS)/Afloat Training Specialist (ATS)• Shipboard Engineering Plant Manager • Joint Fleet Quality Assurance Officer/Supervisor • Certification Department of Labor Diesel Mechanic (8000 HRS)• Have earned the highest engineering qualification of Engineering Officer of the Watch on Diesel, and Gas Turbine naval ships• Schematics/Blueprints /Repair Procedures Writer• Excellent Organizer/Planner• Excellent communication skills, with an eye for detail • Extremely productive in a high volume, high stress, environment