Mitchell Osborne Email & Phone Number

United States

United States

Arlington, Virginia, United States

Supporting the Office of Naval Research executing and reviewing technical studies, analysis, and design activities. Supporting senior leadership on complex tasks in a S&T environment.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Project Lead for T-AGOS 23 T-ALT Design integration and SRD Update• Mechanical and Piping Lead for T-AGS 67 Design Study review• Mechanical and Piping Lead for US Navy Hospital Ship modification projects• Propulsion Team Member for LHD 1-7 conversion study.• Mechanical Team Member for EPF-1 Selected Record Drawings updates and alteration inclusion• Co-Lead on MSC Engineering Instruction drafting project. Developed, drafted, reviewed and rewrote Engineering Instructions and Work items for MSC N7 to utilize and distribute for use by shoreside and shipboard personal.• Co-Lead on Ship Life Extension Study for T-AOE class.• Continued Support for Marine Engineering Design and Accusation for MMSC, EPF, and ESB vessels and system design review

Washington, District Of Columbia

• Assists in testing for the LSV Test Plan and FT EUSTIS testing for the prototype ROCHEM MSD.• Assists in calculations and Grey Water transfer piping system analyses and potential recommendations for the T-AKE vessel.• Provide Marine Engineering Design and Accusation Support for Expeditionary Fast Transport (EPF or JHSV), Expeditionary Sea Base (ESB) and Multi-Mission Surface Combatant (MMSC) vessels including reviews of Fuel Oil, Lube Oil, Ballast systems, Distillers, Exhaust trunks, JP-5 transfer/storage system, AFFF system, Gas Turbine Anti-Icing system, Salt Water and Fresh Water Cooling systems.

Norfolk, Virginia Area

• Responsible for condition, operation, maintenance, and overhauls of boilers, propulsion and auxiliary diesel engines, fuel oil system pumps/heaters/strainers• Person In Charge (PIC) for loading and discharge of dangerous liquids including bunkers fuels, lube oil and oily waste• Conducted chemical treatment and testing of Boiler Feed Water Systems, proper record keeping, monitoring of stack gas composition and calibration of combustion controls• Responsible for calibration and testing of equipment monitoring systems, alarm points and shutdowns as determined by Safety Management System• Supervised operation of evaporators and production of potable water and feed water• Oversaw and preformed final inspections on work completed by ship-yard and technical representatives• Assisted with troubleshooting of Main Switchboard grounds, faults and other deficiencies • Assisted with troubleshooting of pneumatic and electrical components of Engine Control Console• Assisted with daily work assignments for department, work-list tracking and pay-roll entry• Collaborated with Port Chief Engineers to conduct Personnel assessment for promotion consideration• High Voltage Safety Officer and Authorized Lock Out/Tag Out Officer

Norfolk, Virginia

• Responsible for operation and repair of Lube Oil, Cooling Water, Compressed Air and other auxiliary systems• Managed testing and dosing of cooling water systems for Main Propulsion and Auxiliary Engines• Conducted daily chemical testing of lube oil for viscosity, total base number, water content and dissolved solids• Responsible for hydraulic control equipment maintenance and repairs• Assisted with electrical control follow-up systems for steering gear • Maintained proper records within Log System and entries in Oily Record Book according to US Coast Guard and International Maritime Organization regulations• Team Leader for Quick Response Fire and Emergency Team