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Port Of Houston, Tx

Maintenance and Repair Department Manager at Seaboard Marine Houston, TX.• Conducts administrative duties and responsibilities concerning the development, implementation, and management of the heavy equipment fleet.• Directly responsible for over 165 pieces of heavy lift machinery, light machinery, various facility support equipment, local power generation, and facility fleet vehicles totaling approximately $20M and local parts inventory responsibility of approximately $500K. • Oversight of maintenance, repair, and replacement of all equipment and vehicles assigned to numerous departments throughout the facility. Supervises and coordinates the daily activities of highly skilled Mechanics, Shop Foreman, and office personnel ensuring staff is aware of job expectations and quality measures.• Develops, implements, and monitors a rigorous Preventative Maintenance Program, Training and Development Program, Employee Staffing Analysis, Performance Evaluation system, and Inventory Cost & Control Program.• Administrative responsibilities include Microsoft Office Suite, Automatic Data Processing (ADP) payroll, periodic employee performance evaluations, AS/400 and IBM COGNOS Preventative Maintenance tracking, INSITE+ Cummins software, dynamic weekly employee scheduling.

Directly Responsible For Portions Of Florida, Alabama, And Mississippi

Regional Maintenance Director• Directed maintenance of 54 vessels across three US States with a Capitalized Property Value exceeding $110M.• Competent management and financial responsibility for localized budget and spare parts inventory exceeding $500K.• Maintained oversight and networked with civilian contractors. Performed contractor specification reviews, quality control, and maintenance integrity inspections.• Advanced written and oral communication to Senior Leadership using organizational skills.• Exceptional logistics management of second highest repair and maintenance parts issuance in the U.S. Coast Guard. Coordinated local, regional, national, and global distribution stock points.Regional General Services Administration (GSA) Fleet Vehicle Manager• Oversight to manage, schedule, and forecast vehicle acquisitions. Adjusted regional fleet vehicle allocation. Monitored monthly mileage goals and fleet fuel cards.• Ensured fleet compliance and performance. Coordinated damage repair claims and investigations.• Enforced stringent U.S. Coast Guard vehicle towing policies. Implemented Military Driver License issuance program. Driver Trainer and Instructor for Special Purpose vehicles, Heavy Duty fleet vehicles, forklifts, vessel tugs, and Marine Travel Lift.Regional Facility Manager• Oversight of facility & grounds maintenance for 79 buildings on 9 Military Bases totaling over 273,000 sq ft.• Coordinated with regional representatives during contractual maintenance periods.• Liaison with National Civil Engineering Units after severe weather events to expedite repairs.Regional Engineer Officer Senior Supervisor• Servant leadership of 74 U.S. Coast Guard active duty, reserve, and General Schedule (GS) civilian employees.• Ability to collaborate with cross functional teams. Safety Coordinator, Safety Supervisor, Failure Analysis Board Member, and Training Team Leader. Conducted periodic Safety Meetings. Strong program solving and analytical skills.

Uscgc Mellon (Whec-717) High Endurance Cutter, Seattle, Wa

Responsible for all engine room equipment supporting one of the largest U.S. Coast Guard Vessels.• Maintained main diesel engine and gas turbine propulsion exceeding 43,000 total shaft horsepower, power generation exceeding 1,000kw/1,700amp, fresh water production, supply, & storage, boiler steam production, supply, & storage, air pressure supply & pressure vessel storage for start air, gas turbine purge, & ship service air, reduction gears, controllable pitch propeller hydraulic controls, primary & auxiliary salt water cooling for engine room equipment, and supervised the material conditions and proper operation of various associated subsystem machinery.• Primary inspector of all engine room repair specifications during extensive dry docking evolutions. Assisted Contract Officer Representative and Port Engineer with major maintenance items. Sea trials were completed without incident and within budgetary constraints.• Meticulous management of dockside repairs. Time sensitive mechanical repair and maintenance projects were completed well within three month in port repair windows and within budgetary constraints.• Engineering Training Team leader and Damage Control Training team member responsible for safety and integrity of the entire ship and her 180+ crew. Attained an unprecedented 100% Engineering Proficiency and Safety as leader of the onboard Engineering Training Team.• Explicit attention to safety in an exceptionally hazardous engine room work environment. Zero days lost due to injury or unsafe working practices during entire tour.• Directly supervised seventeen engine room watch standers. Exhibited servant leadership, mentorship, and life coaching to all members. Exercised highest levels of professionalism to exceptionally diverse ethnic, age, and gender workforce.

Various Assignments Throughout The United States

• USCGC ASPEN (WLB-208) Yerba Buena, CA.• USCGC TERN (WPB-87343) Yerba Buena, CA.• USCGC MORGENTHAU (WHEC-722) Alameda, CA.• Aids to Navigation Team Georgetown, S.C.• USCGC DALLAS (WHEC-716) Charleston, S.C.• Aids to Navigation Team Venice, LA.• Search and Rescue Station Michigan City, IN.• Training Center Yorktown, VA Machinery Technician "A" school• Search and Rescue Station Mobile & Search and Rescue Detachment Dauphin Island, AL.• Boot Camp Cape May, NJ.