Eric Mckinney Email & Phone Number

United States

On-site supervisor & manager of fuel system repair projects to maintain schedule, safety and quality. Working along side SES Quality Control Manager.Work with the Project Manager to keep the schedules properly updated with a continual focus on critical path activity completion.Daily on-site construction management of both self-performance field staff and site subcontractors to complete construction activities on schedule, on budget and in accordance with approved plans, specifications and applicable construction industry standards.Examine the contract drawings, specifications and addenda for design deficiencies, impractical details and possible code violations, and to bring these to the attention of the Maintenance Manager and Project Manager. Assist the Project Manager in preparing and executing Request for Information (RFIs) requests when site situations arise in order to remedy issues quickly and cost effectively and avoid schedule delays.Conduct weekly coordination/progress meetings with site subcontractors and communicate results to the Project Manager.Manage and communicate effectively with the Project Managers, Site QCM, Site Safety Officer and Government Inspectors to maintain sight safety and security standards throughout the project site.Assist the Project Manager in identifying the elements of project design and construction likely to give rise to disputes and claims, and determining an acceptable resolution.Understand the USACE 3-Phase QC inspection process and it’s application to fuels infrastructure projects. Work in concert with the Site QCM to produce a high quality construction project in compliance with approved drawings and specifications and ensure that project documentation is acceptable for beneficial occupancy and successful government project closeout requirements.Fuel System Repairs - Tanks, Pipelines, Valves, Instrumentation and Infrastructure.

Providence, Ri, Us

Worked as a Construction Superintendent II as well as in the capacity of Site and Safety Health Officer on government installations. Provided site management task related to systems including construction, maintenance, and repair projects. Provided clients with complete and cost effective project results. Manage internal teams, subcontractor crews, and schedule as required. Evaluate personnel actions and shutdown field activities when health and safety or quality is compromised with approved plans. Conducted/facilitated daily meetings with field team and facilities personnel. Responsible for the on-site quality control program implementation and control activities. Assisted with material and project plans submittals process, ensure compliance with contract documents and specifications. Recorded construction and quality control activities on daily log books, provide detailed photographic documentation of work performed and draft/submit daily activity reports.

Works as a Construction Superintendent on government installations responsible for the site management task related to construction, maintenance, and repair projects.Directs and supervises construction or related workers. Plans, schedules, or directs activities concerned with the construction or maintenance of structures, facilities, or systems while meeting deadlines. Interprets and explains plans and contract terms to representatives of the owner or developer, including administrative staff, workers, or clients. Inspects or reviews projects to monitor compliance with building and safety codes or other regulations. Implements new or modifies plans in response to delays, bad weather, or construction site emergencies. Applies for and obtains all necessary permits, licenses and base access documents.

West Chester, Pa, Us

Works as a Construction Superintendent on government installations responsible for the site management task related to fuel systems including minor construction, maintenance, and repair projects.Provided clients with complete and cost effective project resultsManage internal teams, subcontractor crews, and schedule as required. Evaluate personnel actions and shutdown field activities when health and safety or quality is compromised with approved plansConduct/facilitate daily meetings with field team and facilities personnelResponsible for the on-site quality control program implementation and control activitiesAssist with material and project plans submittals process, ensure compliance with contract documents and specificationsRecord construction and quality control activities on daily log books, provide detailed photographic documentation of work performed and draft/submit daily activity reports

Washington, Dc, Us

Served as an Aviation Training Instructor and Assessor responsible for training and evaluating 16 ships in Aviation during the Basic Phase Training Cycle.• Delivered 2,000+ hours of instructional and training briefings to more than 500 employees and supervisors; prepared and certified multiple naval ships for assignments in support of overseas contingency operations• Initiated, planned and executed over 70 aviation training events in support of organizational requirements; monitored, evaluated and recorded training activities enhancing program effectiveness• Provided instruction on Aviation Fuel Systems using a variety of instructional techniques including role playing, simulations, team exercises, group discussions and lectures enhancing organizational readiness• Evaluated training materials prepared by instructors and modes of training delivery including in-person and virtual training to optimize training effectiveness, costs or environmental impacts and Material Management (3-M) program and planned maintenance systems checks for 4 trainers; completed 4 spot checks resulting in 100% satisfactory completion• Orchestrated the completion of more than 50 Career Development Boards, 4 retention contracts and a retirement ceremony; devised programs to develop executive potential among employees

Washington, Dc, Us

Worked as the Fuel Systems Manager and Flight Deck Supervisor on an aircraft carrier responsible for supervising, training and mentoring up to 110+ personnel in the proper operation and maintenance of JP-5 fuel systems. • Managed the daily operations of a 3.3M gallon JP-5 fueling infrastructure• Led a 58-person section in the safe and expeditious receipt of over 20M gallons of JP-5 during 24 underway replenishment operations• Ensured the safe issuance of over 17M gallons of aviation fuel during more than 21,000 refueling evolutions in support of worldwide objectives with zero incidents• Controlled and operated manifold and pumping systems to circulate liquids through a petroleum refinery; started pumps, opened valves or used automated equipment to regulate the flow of oil in pipelines• Guided the work center through more than 300 maintenance actions and a critical Maintenance and Material Management inspection resulting in a 92.98% grade• Prepared staff and executed a normal 72-hour fuel system certification in less than 48 hours

Washington, Dc, Us

Functioned as the Maintenance Technician/Operations Manager/Supervisor, responsible for the supervision, workload and professional development of 50+ employees. Ensured the safe refueling and defueling of embarked aircraft and maintenance of aviation fuel systems. Directed operations to maintain and operate a $40M fueling infrastructure. • Executed the migration of the preventive maintenance program from a local system to the SKED 3.2 based Maintenance and Material Management program resulting in 100% system readiness• Facilitated and expedited the removal of 30 bulk fuel containers totaling 202K gallons of Jet Propellant Thermally Stable in support of joint Air Force / Navy operations with U-2 aircraft; saved over $90K• Received “Runner Up” honors for the 2008 American Petroleum Institute Award for the safe an efficient issuance of 43M gallons of petroleum products to over 7,000 aircraft• Monitored process indicators, instruments, gauges and meters to detect and report any possible problems• Operated control panels to coordinate and regulate process variables such as temperature and pressure, and to direct product flow rate per process schedules• Read automatic gauges at specified intervals to determine the flow rate of oil into or from tanks and the amount of oil in tanks• Disassembled machinery or equipment to remove parts and make repairs• Conducted maintenance and extreme repairs on all valves, piping, pumps, hoses, nozzles and all associated fueling and testing equipment.