Hank Allen, Pmp Email & Phone Number

Chesapeake, Virginia, United States

U.S. Fleet Forces Command (USFFC) Fleet Maintenance Branch (N43). Supporting the Fleet Maintenance Optimization (FMO) effort to better equip our Sailors with the tools/capabilities that they need to conduct prompt and sustained combat operations at sea.

Virginia Beach, VA

As Deputy Director of Maintenance University, supported Commander, Naval Surface Forces in Fleet maintenance planning and management across the Atlantic Fleet.

Virginia Beach, Virginia

Provided valued training to Carrier Strike Groups, Amphibious Readiness Groups, Marine Expeditionary Units and Independent Deployers in surface warfare, mine warfare, maritime security operations, and expeditionary operations. Training environment routinely includes joint and coalition participation.* Led multiple cross-functional teams that develop and.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Led a crew of 330 personnel through a highly successful eight-month overseas deployment and five month maintenance availability with zero safety mishaps. The only U.S. Navy destroyer in the Atlantic Fleet to win the Chief of Naval Operations Afloat Safety Award in 2016. * Oversaw and managed all aspects of combat, operational, material and training.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Oversaw and managed the performance of duty, training, maintenance, and good order and discipline of a crew of 330 personnel. * Successfully managed a compressed pre-deployment schedule that included a four-month CNO Maintenance Availability, completion of all deployment certification requirements, and Board of Inspection & Survey (INSURV) Assessment. *.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

As Port Engineer, provided key management and fiscal oversight of periodic upkeep, emergent repairs, and CNO maintenance availabilities for an assigned aircraft carrier. * Managed more than 100,000 man-days of maintenance and modernization worth over $90 million during assigned aircraft carrier's two emergent pierside maintenance availabilities, clearing.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

As a member of the Joint Staff assigned to J3 (Operations), supported CJCS/SECDEF by coordinating mission ready, joint capable forces to meet world-wide force requirements. * Served as the Joint Cell Lead, responsible for force readiness monitoring and related activities that directly support the Joint Staff's Global Force Management (GFM) and Joint Force.

Greater Seattle Area

Oversaw and managed the training, qualification, and proficiency of 383 personnel assigned to Nuclear Propulsion duties in USS ABRAHAM LINCOLN (CVN 72).* Adeptly transitioned from duties as Chemistry and Radiological Assistant to being the Reactor Training Assistant. Extended onboard for an additional nine months to make significant, immediate improvements.

Greater Seattle Area

Oversaw and maintained the primary and secondary plant chemistry for two A4W nuclear reactors and all radiological controls associated with the operation and maintenance of the nuclear propulsion plants.* Revitalized the Chemistry and Radiological Controls program onboard to the highest readiness levels on the West Coast, contributing to a successful 2007.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Responsible to the Commanding Officer in all matters pertaining to the training and operational employment of an Arleigh Burke Class Guided-Missile Destroyer and her crew of 300+ personnel.* The central figure in assigned ship's roles as Anti-submarine Warfare Commander, Alternate Air Defense Commander, and Maritime Interception Operations Commander in.

Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida Area

Developed Midshipmen and Officer Candidates mentally, physically, and morally in preparation for commissioning in the U. S. Navy and Marine Corps. Provided guidance and information to prospective participants in the NROTC program.* Set the benchmark for academic excellence, teaching courses in Naval Engineering, Naval History, and Navigation, where his.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

As one of four Nuclear Shift Engineers, coordinated and managed all aspects of training, operations, watchstanding, and professional development of 71 Officers and Enlisted Sailors during the construction and testing of two A4W Nuclear Reactors and associated propulsion plant equipment onboard RONALD REAGAN (CVN 76) at Newport News Shipbuilding. *.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Oversaw and managed ammunition accountability, the leadership and development of 21 assigned personnel, the maintenance of all shipboard gunnery systems and small arms, the planning and execution of all gunnery exercises, and the gun qualifications of all force protection watchstanders and boarding team members. * Directly contributed to RAMAGE's perfect.

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Mechanical Engineering

Master Of Science - Ms, Engineering/Industrial Management