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Duncan, Oklahoma

Responsible for the engineering and design of Flow, Pressure, and Temperature Measurement products for the oil and gas industry.-Experienced with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, ASME 31.3, API-6A, API-16C, PED, CRN, and NACE requirements. -Work daily with AutoCAD, Inventor, SAP, and MathCAD.-Manage existing products; investigating Value Engineering solutions to reduce cost and inventory.-Prepare technical documents for the customer and manufacturing plant operations… Show more Responsible for the engineering and design of Flow, Pressure, and Temperature Measurement products for the oil and gas industry.-Experienced with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, ASME 31.3, API-6A, API-16C, PED, CRN, and NACE requirements. -Work daily with AutoCAD, Inventor, SAP, and MathCAD.-Manage existing products; investigating Value Engineering solutions to reduce cost and inventory.-Prepare technical documents for the customer and manufacturing plant operations. -Provide solutions directly to customers with complex engineering problems involving flow conditions, operating requirements, and size constraints.-Provide manufacturing support. Show less

Houston, Texas Area

Responsible for the engineering and design of Flow Control products, specifically choke valves, for the oil and gas industry.-Experienced with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, API-6A, API-16C, and NACE requirements. -Work daily with AutoCAD, Inventor, SAP, and MathCAD.-Manage new product development from initial concept to production; taking cost, time to customer, and quality into consideration. -Manage multiple projects at a time in varying phases of development while… Show more Responsible for the engineering and design of Flow Control products, specifically choke valves, for the oil and gas industry.-Experienced with ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, API-6A, API-16C, and NACE requirements. -Work daily with AutoCAD, Inventor, SAP, and MathCAD.-Manage new product development from initial concept to production; taking cost, time to customer, and quality into consideration. -Manage multiple projects at a time in varying phases of development while working in a team environment. -Provide solutions directly to customers with complex engineering problems involving flow conditions, operating requirements, and size constraints. Show less

Silverdale, Wa

Responsible for coordinating Navy activities in six states and two FEMA regions. Leader within the Crisis Action Team in emergency management and force protection scenarios, ensuring complete information flow to the Admiral and support to four Navy installations in recovery exercises. Responsible for training and leading the Battle Watch Team, coordinating monthly duty assignments, and ensuring daily situational awareness for the Admiral in all naval activities for the Region.*Qualified… Show more Responsible for coordinating Navy activities in six states and two FEMA regions. Leader within the Crisis Action Team in emergency management and force protection scenarios, ensuring complete information flow to the Admiral and support to four Navy installations in recovery exercises. Responsible for training and leading the Battle Watch Team, coordinating monthly duty assignments, and ensuring daily situational awareness for the Admiral in all naval activities for the Region.*Qualified as "Battle Watch Commander”, the Admiral’s direct representative for the Region and senior advisor to four Navy installations. *Managed the budget, maintenance, and operations for a 50 year old classic wooden yacht. Show less

Yorktown, Va

AOIC: Accountable for the maintenance and upkeep of $16 million worth of equipment including boats, weapons, communications gear, and vehicles. Led 40 personnel on two deployments to three foreign countries and trained Foreign Service members in riverine warfare and tactics. Built the maintenance programs for four work-centers that led to a maintenance accomplishment rate of 92%.Assistant Ops: Coordinated 10 overseas deployments of two riverine Detachments worth of personnel. Key… Show more AOIC: Accountable for the maintenance and upkeep of $16 million worth of equipment including boats, weapons, communications gear, and vehicles. Led 40 personnel on two deployments to three foreign countries and trained Foreign Service members in riverine warfare and tactics. Built the maintenance programs for four work-centers that led to a maintenance accomplishment rate of 92%.Assistant Ops: Coordinated 10 overseas deployments of two riverine Detachments worth of personnel. Key player in the implementation of Riverine forces into the largest US amphibious exercise in over a decade.*Qualified “Riverine Boat Captain” and “Patrol Officer,” the leader of a four boat, 20 man, patrol. *Qualified “Tactical Operations Center Watch Officer,” the supervisor for a watch team gathering and disseminating battle space information to the Commanding Officer. Show less

Yokosuka, Japan

Electrical Officer: Accountable for all electrical systems and in charge of the electrical safety program for 280 ship personnel. Managed the electrical tool issue program for the ship. Auxiliaries Officer: Accountable for the A/C plants, hydraulic steering systems, hydraulic helicopter recovery equipment, water reverse osmosis plant, and demineralizer. First Lieutenant: Accountable for the topside equipment and preservation of the exterior of the ship. Reorganized the shipboard… Show more Electrical Officer: Accountable for all electrical systems and in charge of the electrical safety program for 280 ship personnel. Managed the electrical tool issue program for the ship. Auxiliaries Officer: Accountable for the A/C plants, hydraulic steering systems, hydraulic helicopter recovery equipment, water reverse osmosis plant, and demineralizer. First Lieutenant: Accountable for the topside equipment and preservation of the exterior of the ship. Reorganized the shipboard aviation program, ensuring all equipment was kept within periodicity and in good condition. Responsible for the planning, execution, and safety of all personnel participating in underway food and fuel replenishment operations. Responsible for the safe transition between getting the ship underway and moored to the pier for every underway evolution. *Qualified “Surface Warfare Officer”*Qualified “Officer of the Deck,” shift supervisor for the safe navigation and daily operation of the ship. Direct representative of the Captain.*Qualified “Engineering Officer of the Watch," the shift supervisor in charge of operations of the engineering plant. Show less