Krisstopher Schliskey Email & Phone Number

Greater Philadelphia Area

Employed by GBS Group to work for Naval Surface Warfare Center, Philadelphia Division, Ship Service Engineering Station (NSWCPD-SSES) DDG 51 Class Machinery Control System (MCS) Branch, Code 514 which work exclusively on the MCS for the largest class of ships in the Navy, the USS ARLEIGH BURK Class of Destroyers as an In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA) for all MCS variants in the DDG 51 Class, providing systems engineering, and test engineering in support of DDG Modernization.MCS combines discrete and analog signals like fire sensors, engine speeds, and equipment temperatures from around the ship and provide that information to members of the engineering department in a centralized location. Responsibilities center on the support of the propulsion and auxiliary supervisory control system and gas turbine engine controllers.The GBS Group is an engineering, technical and software services business focused on large marine, rail, defense and commercial assets. GBS improves reliability, performance and longevity of assets by providing a disciplined approach to solving our client’s hardest problems.

Uss Forrest Sherman (Ddg 98), Norfolk Va

• Led all facets of planning and executing an engineering safety assessment. Developed a detailed sequence of events and coordinated the accomplishment of 96.3% of 571 propulsion and electrical power distribution equipment safety checks.• Coordinated Tag-Out/Lock-out for 3,060 work items for government contractors and military personnel during 8 month, 30 million dollar shipyard availability.• During shipyard availability provided technical issue support to military and contractors decreasing time for job completion by 5%. • Developed 120 propulsion and electrical generation safety material checks ensuring all technical documentation was accurate and updated to current technical authority. • Administered a successful engineering training program resulting in the qualification of 93 personnel.• Planned and executed 107 engineering drill sets, 10 integrated team scenarios, and revised 49 drill card procedures for casualty control. My actions directly led to the certification of engineering department safe to operate.

Everett Wa

Gas Turbine Systems Senior Chief• Managed 36 senior personnel in the operational and material readiness assessment of 12 U.S. Navy ships.• Delivered 1,100 hours of training to 450 sailors while conducting 49 engineering training and certification events.• Evaluated engineering programs Tag-out/Lock-out, Fuel Oil Quality Management, Lube Oil Quality Management, Electrical Safety, Legal Records, Equipment Operating Logs, Departure from Specifications and Quality Assurance providing guidance leading to grades of effective by certifying authority.Master Training Specialist Qualified

Uss James E. Williams (Ddg 95), Norfolk, Va

Gas Turbine Systems Electrical ChiefOperates, troubleshoots, repairs, and performs organizational and intermediate maintenance on mechanical and electrical components of gas turbine engines, main propulsion machinery (including gears, shafts, and controllable pitch propellers), and assigned auxiliary equipment (including pumps, purifiers, filter separators and valves) and propulsion control systems. Reviews automated alarm data logs and ship-to-shore maintenance progress reports and evaluates trend analysis; updates engineer's bell log; prepares full power and economy trial reports; provides technical oversight, project management, leadership and communication guidance to 30 Gas Turbine Technicians.• Managed 30 personnel in the operation, maintenance and repairs of 4 LM2500 Gas Turbine engines and 3 Allison 501-K34 Gas Turbine 3000kw generators and associated automation equipment resulting in receiving 95% completion for safety material checks during In Service Inspection (INSURV).• Developed and executed a plan of actions and milestones achieving scores of 96% during full power demo, and 89% in electrical for INSURV.• Supervised 28 personnel in the preservation and repairs to 7 Gas Turbine intakes, saving the Navy over $100,000.00 in contractual costs.

Great Lakes, Il

• Supervised 14 Staff and 650 students in the daily operations of the Apprentice Military Training. Resulting in a decrease in student disciplinary infractions and improved morale.

Uss Valley Forge (Cg 50), San Diego, Ca

Gas Turbine Systems Electrical ChiefManaged over 30 personnel in the operation, maintenance and repairs of 4 LM2500 Gas Turbine engines and 3 Allison 501-K17 Gas Turbine 2500kw generators and associated automation equipment.• Supervised the transfer and quality control of 5.9 million gallons of diesel fuel and 162,000 gallons of jet propulsion fuel, totaling 19 million dollars of fuel received without incident.• As calibration supervisor managed an inventory of over 3,000 metrology and metering equipment. Achieved readiness levels above 95%.