Jonathan Keech Email & Phone Number

Overall contract management and contractor supervision/assessment. I develop statements of work and contracts and review for accuracy and compliance to specifications. I communicate and coordinate with applicable stakeholders such as legal, finance, federal customers, and other business management personnel. I perform on-site oversight of contractor work. Plan and estimate construction and maintenance projects including manhours and material cost. Budget and finance management for construction and maintenance contracts. Report contractor performance to administrative contracting officer assigned and write contractor performance reviews at contract completion. Maintain knowledge and adherence to all local, state, and federal processes, rules, regulations, policies and procedures.

- Overall contract management and contractor supervision/assessment- Develop statements of work and contracts and review for accuracy and compliance to specifications- Perform on-site oversight of contractor work at off-base facilities- Plan and estimate Navy service craft availabilities including manhours and material cost- Budget and finance management for government contracts - Report contractor performance to administrative contracting officer assigned- Write contractor performance reviews at contract completion- Maintain knowledge and adherence to all federal processes and policies such as the FAR- Currently hold a Secret clearance

Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

- Serve as Berthing & Messing (Barge) program manager and funds administrator for PACFLT and manage budget of more than $14 million annually- Develop, modify, manage, and closeout multiple federal contracts for overhaul and repair of service craft- Develop Statements of Work (SOW), inclusive of manhour and labor estimates- Engineer technical drawings based on blueprints- Monitor progress and ensure timeliness of material, supply, and consumable procurement- Create Plan of Actions and Milestones (POAM) to plan, prioritize, schedule, and execute work- Perform onsite quality and testing inspections of work in progress and in closeout of contracts- Manage and mitigate risks to ensure project success- Ensure all personnel adhere to strict safety guidelines for personal safety, environmental exposures, and hazardous waste- Lead, coach, and mentor junior level employees, and create individual development plans- Lead process improvement initiatives to reduce waste and improve efficiency- Apply working level knowledge and daily use of all applicable federal laws and regulations

- Independently design and implement fleet alterations for LDS class surface craft- Provide technical engineering support to perform the following:o Utilize of CAD and IDDS to design ship alterations for overhaul and repairo Utilize GSO, ABS, and USCG for ship building requirements- Provide detailed labor, material, and cost estimating- Outline and ensure adherence to individual project budget- Data mine and analyze historical information to determine specifications to meet customer requirements- Manage contract and project development through its lifecycle- Perform root cause analysis to provide corrective actions on discrepancies - Serve as a technical representative to attend and execute integration review meetings

- Performed a United States Navy first of installation of temporary chillers on board the aircraft carrier flight deck- Supervise Nuclear/Non-Nuclear pipefitters, contractors and assist trades performing inside shop work and shipboard work evolutions, to include managing pay and leave- Lead the review of work packages, assign work, monitor work in progress (WIP) levels, and inspect the work accomplished- Identify the availability of materials, and tools required. - Assign work based on knowledge and experience of employees per their job descriptions- Lead teams through root-cause analysis, provide guidance, and work in conjunction with others to find the most efficient way to improve the impact of the problem - Analyze of ship safety processes to improve efficiency and effectiveness of programs.- Develop execution strategies for production projects in accordance with key events and milestones. - Effectively communicate project progress to senior management including production superintendents, Naval officers and internal/external customers by conducting regular technical briefings - Authorize the use of Job Orders for charging and ensure it meets the customer’s requirements and budget and disperse funds for ship work. - Develop short range production schedules for support systems and prepare, issue, and update schedules, and sequences related to production projects. - Oversaw execution of work of significant scope and mission impact (ODT, Emergency Diesel Generator work) - Apply extensive knowledge of SUBSAFE/Level 1 programs

- Lead, coach, and mentor new employees (helpers and apprentices) on work practices - Maintain and apply knowledge of shipboard nuclear/non-nuclear piping and mechanical systems - Ensure employees operate with safe work practices using Job Planning Sheets, IAB’s, and good housekeeping- Assume the role of stand-in supervisor - Lead the review of work packages, assign work, prepare reports, monitor work in progress (WIP) levels, and inspect work accomplished- Identify time required to complete the job, the availability of materials, and tools required- Assign work based on knowledge and experience of employees per their job descriptions

- Design and install complex and dynamic systems onboard Naval vessels during overhaul and incremental availabilities- Lay-out, modify, install, and test hydraulic, steam, fuel and lube oil, potable water, fire-main, nitrogen, salt water, CHT, and low/high pressure air piping- Perform shipboard system inspections, testing and troubleshooting- Ensure systems meet technical requirements for shipboard processes- Lead the review of work packages- Order material for work packages- Apply in-depth knowledge of all naval industrial process instructions- Recognize and report deficient conditions