• Submarine maintenance availability coordinator responsible for the development of schedules and repair recommendations for submarine systems before dry-docking overhaul based on data analysis and trending.• Responsible for coordinating, scheduling, and tracking all performance-based maintenance for 19 nuclear-powered submarines and coordinating with Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) engineers to improve sustainability through data analysis and trending.• Train and manage a team of 17 maintenance technicians in the planning and administration of maintenance schedules, maintenance management, and issue resolution.

• Train and managed 4 mechanical operators/technicians in the operation and maintenance of the steam propulsion plant, nuclear reactor plant, and auxiliary support systems. • Perform condition-based maintenance (CDM), predictive based maintenance (PdM), and preventative maintenance (PM) on nuclear reactor cooling systems, steam plant systems, pneumatic systems, and air conditioning systems through the use of ultrasonic leak detection, oil tribology, advanced hygrometer operations, and ultrasonic fluid flow detection.• Coordinate inspections and troubleshooting efforts for submarine design engineers to improve submarine design and maintenance programs while raising reliability, maintainability, and sustainability of complex components and systems including pumps, air compressors, air dehydrators, and heat exchangers.• Analyze test data of complex systems and components through failure effects mode analysis (FEMA) to predict and prevent failure and ensure maximum reliability.

• Nuclear Mechanical Component Program administrator responsible for the development, implementation, and audit of associated departmental policies and programs.• Organized departmental and divisional continuous improvement (Lean) efforts through the utilization of audit & surveillance programs, GAP analysis, PDCA cycles, Gemba walks, and Root Cause Analysis.• Trained and managed 10-15 plant operators/technicians in the daily operation and maintenance of the steam propulsion plant, nuclear reactor plant, and auxiliary support systems for mission-critical operations onboard a nuclear submarine.• Responsible for the safe and reliable operation and maintenance of all mechanical machinery related to the reactor and steam propulsion plant.

• Quality Assurance Program administrator responsible for the development, implementation, and audit of associated departmental policies and programs, including audit & surveillance, training, and qualification.• Mechanical Division Lead Foreman provided technical guidance and mentorship for junior technicians and operators through formal training seminars and on the job (OJT) and hands-on training.• Interpreted specifications (Tech Data), training, blueprints, schematics, and job orders for a 15-member work team and assigned duties.• Coordinated, scheduled, and tracked nuclear reactor plant and support system preventative and corrective maintenance.

• Developed a new Primary Valve Operation training program and routine.• Implemented a new and improved cross-functional team management protocol utilizing a combination of CMMS, Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access programs.• Trained 1000 students/year in propulsion plant component/system construction, operation, and maintenance.• Managed a shift crew of 15 mechanical operators in the daily operation, maintenance, and training associated with a nuclear reactor training prototype.

• Maintained inventory and control of Quality Controlled components and parts necessary for the repair of the Ship's nuclear reactor and associated support systems.• Supervised and coordinated the activities of workers engaged in assembling and testing various reactor and steam plant components, applying knowledge of quality assurance standards and procedures.• Operated and maintained boilers, steam turbines, and auxiliary support equipment onboard a nuclear submarine in accordance with procedures to produce electrical and propulsion power.