USS John F. Kennedy CVN 79• Widespread knowledge with New Construction Ford Class Aircraft Carrier operations. Successfully conducted “Shock Trials” on USS Gerald R. Ford to evaluate the threshold of survivability for the Navy's state-of-the-art ship. • Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP) Coating Inspector. Led a team of 15 technicians in the coating assessment of over 95 fuel tanks and dry voids. Identified potential corrosion issues early with detailed reports resulting in significant time and cost savings by eliminating unnecessary growth work.• Successfully led the demonstration of over 500 fuel movement and sampling evolutions to Certify a 3.7-million-gallon aviation fuel system. • Develop, execute, and evaluate training scenarios needed to prepare the crew for a rapid response to hazardous spills, equipment casualties or environmental emergencies.• Inspector for the acceptance and testing of a newly constructed 3.7-million-gallon jet fuel system including piping, valves, pumps, filters, gauges, monitoring systems and associated equipment. • Teaches troubleshooting, programing, and calibration techniques on 412 electric valve actuators and fiber optic cables. • Tracks more than 300 documented compartment discrepancies for completion through outside activities.• Spearheads the accuracy of blueprints, diagrams, and operational sequencing procedures (AFOSS) through annual validations.

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Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) for the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA)• Managed a 3.5-million-dollar Government Contract for a military installations 1.8-million-gallon aviation fuel system while supervising daily operations and Recurring Maintenance and Minor Repairs (RMMR).• Provided Program Management, support, and oversight during a 2 year, 8.4-million-dollar Military Construction (MILCON) project to upgrade refueling truck fill stations, parking, and on-load stations.• Led safety and environmental awareness briefs to both upper Chain of Command and on-site crewmembers during higher risk evolutions.• Ensured quality control through documented inspections and Performance Work Statements (PWS). • Education Service Officer (ESO): Ordered, tracked, and administered the Navy’s advancement examination for over 2,000 service members twice a year.• Coordinated and budgeted contractual needs with vendors (fuel, transportation, hazardous material, lodging) to support the installations annual Blue Angel’s Air Shows.

USS Carl Vinson CVN 70• NACE Inspector, Shipboard Corrosion Assessment Technician (S-CAT). Led a team of 15 inspectors in the coating assessment of over 65 fuel tanks and dry voids. Identified potential problems early with detailed reports • Chief Maintenance Manager for a department of 630 service members who maintain the Aircraft Carrier’s launch and recovery equipment, 3.6-million-gallon fuel system, firefighting, and lifesaving equipment.• Tracked thousands of material deficiencies with online software programs such as OMMS-NG and SKED.

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