Experienced leader specializing in improving the reliability, availability, maintainability, and safety of infrastructure and fleet assets. Skilled in applying advanced maintenance strategies, technology, and innovation to minimize risks and enhance performance. Proven track record in utilizing data-driven insights to implement Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) practices, root cause analysis, and performance reporting. Adept at fostering strong relationships with asset owners and providing actionable recommendations through comprehensive analysis and failure mode studies. Expertise in managing the implementation of Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) systems and ensuring data integrity across diverse databases. Strong background in preparing detailed reports, guiding engineering decisions, and ensuring compliance with organizational policies. Prepared to respond to emergencies and maintain operational excellence under all conditions.

Navigate the complexities of inter-agency coordination of government resources, bringing together the diverse strengths of FEMA, the Department of Defense, and the U.S. Coast Guard during national disaster. Drawing on diverse roles as a pollution investigator, maritime law enforcement officer, tactical coxswain, and incident command system leader, I bring a unique blend of leadership and management skills to advance the Port Security, Search & Rescue, Defense Operations, Law Enforcement & Maritime Environmental Protection missions of the USCG.

Joint forces assignment to U.S. Navy Maritime Expeditionary Security Squadron (MSRON) 8. Small unit Officer in Charge / Qualified Mission Commander for waterside high value asset security escort missions. Oversee the annual training plan for company of sailors training in support of shore side and water side security missions.

Department Manager directing 10 personnel through LE operations, USCG Readiness Standards, Training Standards. Boarding officer ensuring compliance with recreational and commercial vessel Maritime Law pursuant to 14 USC 522. Plans and executes high-impact LE training, augmentation schedules and local inter-agency operations.Supervise and maintain deployable readiness for Law Enforcement Division of Sector Response.Oversee training and qualification processes to conduct vessel safety inspections, & maritime law enforcement.Catalog and track performance data for division towards qualification & deployable readiness.

Directs, coordinates & executes reserve augmentation efforts for marine environmental pollution response for the Captain of the Port/Federal On-Scene Coordinator across a 4-state area covering 5200 miles of coastline. Responsible for performance, readiness standards and training for 6 member department, which led to 4 promotions, 100% deployable readiness, and 10 new qualifications. Led 15 member security division during emergency management exercise, successfully screening 3,500 personnel with no incidents or medical casualties. Catalog and track performance data for 6 member division for qualifications, advancements, & deployable readiness.Qualified Division/Group Supervisor, Situation, Resource & Demobilization Unit Leader and am pursuing Operations & Planning Section Chief Qualifications within the National Incident Management System (NIMS) Incident Command Structure (ICS).Qualified Pollution investigator & Responder. Qualified Law Enforcement Boarding Team Member with training in use of force, defensive tactics, & maritime law.

Supervise and maintain readiness for Law Enforcement Division of Sector Response.Oversee training and qualification processes to conduct vessel safety inspections, & maritime law enforcement.Catalog and track performance data for 13 member division towards qualification & deployable readiness.Outlined and led the organization & execution of annual Law Enforcement refresher training course.

Conducted overall training and qualification standard for 50 member division. Commanded 25 foot Transportable Port Security Boat (TPSB) along with 4 person crew and 3 automatic weapons.Acted as Patrol Leader, in charge of up to 4 waterborne security assets & 16 personnel. Conducted an 8 month deployment to Kuwait, and 6 month deployment to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Managed joint operations with US Coast Guard, Navy & Army to ensure safety & security of US assets abroad.Managed supply and inventory system for 50 member division. Managed rescue and survival systems program for 50 member division.

Conducted basic navigation, towing, SAR, and training aboard 25 foot vessel. Acted as a range coach for the department, successfully contributing to the training and qualification of 50-member division small arms requirements.

Foster a workplace climate that delivers 100% uninterrupted utilities for the seamless operation of critical systems supporting cutting-edge Pharmaceutical R&D. My focus areas are Engagement, Training, & Capabilities.Cultivate a safety-first & employee growth mindset, I champion robust safety programs to ensure compliance and mitigate risks. I empower my staff to continuously enhance their skills, aligning our capabilities with the evolving demands of the pharmaceutical industry. My focus is to eliminate risk if possible, otherwise mitigate risk while still getting work done!Strategically manage ~$2M in Capital and O&M, ensuring a proactive vs reactive maintenance outcome with no consequential equipment failures to R&D. My focus is to solve problems on time and on budget.Build a cohesive team by achieving vertical and horizontal alignment across departments to streamline approval processes and fast-track results. My focus is to hear & understand people so we find the win-win-win to our most complex problems. Licensed MA 2nd Engineer capable of having charge of or operating unlimited horsepower boilers and Turbines of 150 horsepower or less, or a 1st class plant under the engineer in direct charge thereof. Manages staff of 4 full time personnel and 20+ contracted service providers, ensuring smooth operation of Chiller, Electrical, Steam, Compressed Air systems in support of Pharmaceutical R&D. Manages operation, project planning, budgets, forecasting, training, inventory, preventative / corrective maintenance and safety programs for utility plant that contains Cooling Towers, 4x 100-2000 Ton Chillers, 4x 100-1000HP Boilers, a 1.2 MW Cogeneration Unit, 2x 2MWe Emergency Diesel Generators, 2x Compressed Air Systems.

Monitor the operation of major plant equipment and systems and take appropriate action to ensure they are operated safely, in compliance with legal and regulatory requirements. Ensure operation is done in a manner consistent with maximizing availability and in a manner consistent with optimizing fuel efficiency.Ensure the performance and record keeping of required daily plant operations activities, including equipment readings, inspections and testingPerform routine equipment and safety checks and inspections, and maintain a clean, safe and orderly work areaTake measurements and readings and compare with standard; implement corrective actions within established proceduresAssume an active role in the training and direction of plant operators as necessary to support the overall plant operationResponsible for full compliance with Employee Handbook and LOTO programAssist in maintaining the boiler water chemistry as appropriateMaintain a log of significant operating activities and eventsInspect and monitor environmental equipment and make appropriate notificationsIdentify and correct problems; report problems requiring further action to LPO

Site champion for equipment reliability. Through senior management committees, I strategically coordinated behaviors & processes for the identification, decision-making, prioritization, and resource allocation of major maintenance & funding. Emphasizing a Zero Tolerance for unanticipated equipment failures with operational consequences, led root cause analysis & developed/maintained metrics to align site leadership towards work execution. Led maintenance & analysis teams, during high visibility equipment failures & forced outages, performed field observations to reinforce standards, identify performance gaps, drive the right solutions to complex problems.Identified and ranked the Top Ten Equipment Reliability Issues, Work Management Commitment Lists, Site Integrated Planning Lists, and conducted effectiveness reviews or performance.

Engineering program owner/implementer for In Service Inspections(ISI) & Containment In Service Inspections (CISI),in accordance with ASME Section XI Code.Oversees the scheduling, work order planning, and non-destructive examination (NDE) requirements are met for each 10 year interval on over 3,000 components.Drafts and implements service contracts for personnel and equipment in excess of 1 Million Dollars, interfacing with URS Corp., Chicago Bridge & Iron Co., General Electric Hitachi, & Underwater Engineering Services Inc. Manages the overall inspection team of 20 NDE contract personnel during each refueling outage, ensuring ASME Code compliance.Prepares technical reports for submission to Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Conducts cause evaluation to determine apparent, root and contributing causes of personnel & equipment deficiencies.

Receive and provide on-the-job training of power plant auxiliary components including pump and piping systems, steam turbine systems, heat exchangers, valves, compressors, boilers, PLC’s, demineralizers, and purifier skids.Operate and troubleshoot primary and secondary plant equipment and systems during unit start-up, normal operations, off-normal operations and shutdown under direction of procedures, work orders, and troubleshooting guides.Perform in-service, and post-maintenance testing of critical plant components to maintain a high level of reliability in plant systems, including emergency diesel generators, and emergency core cooling pumps. Document and Troubleshoot complicated mechanical and electrical discrepancies on various plant systems.Execute and release equipment clearance orders in order to safely isolate equipment for the Maintenance Departments in accordance with OSHA lock-out/tag-out standards.Extensive hands on experience interpreting technical documents and drawings (such as piping and instrumentation diagrams, circuit wiring diagrams, and logic drawings), performing work guided by procedures and work orders, and staying with in nuclear regulatory guidelines.Generate work orders, and condition reports on degraded plant equipment based on observations discovered during watch-station tours (reactor, turbine, outside, & radioactive waste building rounds).Assisted maintenance personnel in disassembly, repair, and replacement of plant equipment during performance of FIN (fix it now) team duties.Excellent housekeeping practices consistently maintained to prevent the inclusion of foreign materials in critical plant systemsCompleted 8+ month training program consisting of classroom training, testing, oral boards, on-the-job training, task performance evaluation, & watch standing under instruction of qualified operators.Qualified Fire Brigade Leader & Incident Commander in response effort.Selected for reactor operator initial school.

Assisted operators with power generation, distribution & maintenance at a dual unit 578MW combined cycle power plant. Earned Massachusetts 2nd Fireman's license.

Assisted with the operation and maintenance of the 2,500-student campus steam plant, industrial plumbing, HVAC, and wastewater treatment plant.

Performed basic maintenance on burners, pumps, valves, evaporators, piping systems, motors & generators supporting the 15,500 shaft horsepower steam plant aboard the Training Ship Kennedy.