Richard Bashor Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, Dc, Us

Herndon, Virginia, Us

Principal advisor and subject matter expert to the NAVSEA PMS 443 Surface Ship Platform Sustainment (PSM) Director for policy, management, administration, and resources for implementation.• Recipient of SEA 21, Admiral Ver Hage’s “Propeller Award” for outstanding contributions as a contract engineering/administrative support specialist. Supported the completion of thousands of tasks per nine different ship classes.• Recipient of ManTech’s Surface Ship Engineering (SSE) Employee of the Month AND ManTech Defense Employee of the Month.• Recipient of Bravo Zulu for continued assistance to the Deputy Program Manager, organizing/assigning seating in newly constructed spaces of PMS 421, and developing an extensive personnel roster. • Operations manager for PMS 443R, an Open Secret Storage space. Performed duties solo for 12 months while the Director was on Reserve Duty. Created and routed NMCI NIPR and SIPR accounts, CAC applications, Secret/Confidential safe inventories, managed all security program protocols, and controlled +200 personnel accesses to the OSS.• Developed Personnel Qualification Standard (PQS) and Trainee Guide for NAVSEA Incident Response Center (NSIRC) as a refresher and newly reporting employees to effectively respond to worldwide casualties onboard US Navy ships.• Received four Bravo Zulu’s during tenure for projects CG Gate 7, maintaining integrity of the Open Storage Secret (OSS) within Readiness Division, supporting Pacific Fleet, and assisting with the USS Bonhomme Richard casualty.• Managed Aegis Ashore (AA) Class Management Team (CMT) weekly maintenance meeting and provided direct support to the LSD/AA Readiness Manager. Developed equipment and POC tracker.• Lead and participated in working groups, analytical activities, Integrated Product Teams, training, education and other forums as required.• Gryphon Technologies was acquired by ManTech in Dec 2021.

Washington, Dc, Us

Managed 2 departments consisting of 12 amphibious crafts (7 LCAC and 5 LCU) encompassing 86 personnel. Responsible for all maintenance availabilities, craft deployments and amphibious operations.· Served as the departmental manager for 21 months· Improved the life cycle management process by co-developing a weekly maintenance upkeep meeting; decreased the repair processing time by 20%, contributing to overall craft readiness of 70%· Created excel database for tracking craft engine hours; increased productivity by 20% of 42 gas turbines and 25 diesel engines· Provided oversight of two pre-deployment LCU availabilities and one 9-month DSRA including an in-brief presentation, schedule review, dates and alterations to be completed, and final product review.· Qualified 12 members for advanced opportunities within leadership in ESWS, 43 within Advanced Damage Control, and 22 within EAWS, one meritoriously advanced, two selected for Sailor of the Year.· Planned and executed 45 LCAC operations as OIC, maintained 100% safety and accountability of all personnel, transported 6.6M lbs. of cargo, 315 vehicles, and 1300 troops over a period of 20 months· Completed 110 beach crossings, 132 well deck operations, 670 hours of flight proficiency, and AMW certification on USS Green Bay. Completed first ever multinational underway with JS Ohsumi· Tracked and managed two LCAC INSURV’s achieving a passing result rating and completed three NBG-1 Training Readiness Assessments (TRA) with minimal discrepancies· Completed four annual LCAC recertification’s at ACU-5 for Craftmaster, qualified and designated to fly at all three LCAC commands with the U.S. Navy.· Served as the Command Master Chief, of a 215-person command on three separate occasions; for a total of 6 weeks

Washington, Dc, Us

Provided management and oversight to 54 3M work centers and 42 personnel within Executive Department, Planning & Estimating, Technical Library, Quality Assurance, and Non-Destructive Testing.· Conducted quality reviews and weekly audits on more than 140 formal and controlled work packages in support of LCAC repairs, verified procedures written in compliance with the JFMM.· Provided restructure to the entire 3M program; eliminated unnecessary reports, initiated weekly training, initiated quarterly self-assessments, often times working with Boston Planning Yard CDM.· Standardized 39 LCAC work centers, identified 1,200 items not covered by preventative maintenance, scored 92.5% on certification in 2012 and 95.5% on certification in 2014, received the highest score in SURFLANT for small, at-sea command, while maintaining excellent customer service.· Managed configuration databases and archives, justified LCAC crew manning consistent with PMS requirements, developed excel database of hourly requirements for PMS 377/Alion Science in 2013.· Worked with Panama City ISEA to modify Corrosion Control procedures; identified components bydiagram vice tables; increased cleanliness accuracy by 15%· Served as the Asst. Quality Assurance Officer for 12 months. Qualified QAO, reestablishedmonthly training for a 500-person unit increasing craftsman qualifications by 35% in eight months· Performed 32 cross department assessments, prepared end of mission power point presentations for senior level staff, provided recommendations for shortfalls, increased deployable asset readiness to 93%.· Maintained an up to date point of contact list for all 3M Coordinators, Force 3MC’s, and Afloat TrainingGroup, streamlined the communication process ensuring procedural compliance· Lead planner during two LCAC availabilities, identified potential challenges, ensuring timelines, milestones and schedules were met, repairs executed and craft returned to service as planned.

Washington, Dc, Us

• Conducted lesson planning, instructional strategies, selection of visual aids and learned valuable teaching skills. Designed lessons from a body of content; developed behavioral objectives, prepared tests and evaluated instructional material.• Trained 10 recruit divisions, 880 Sailors, earning the Distinguished Leadership Award. Selected as Sailor of the Quarter of over 300 highly competitive peers• Qualified Master Training Specialist delivering over 4500 hours of classroom instruction• Qualified Assistant Command Duty Officer responsible for the safety and welfare of 12,000 recruits• Qualified Ship’s Training Team Leader (STT). Organized and implemented a self-assessment schedule for 39 Division Commanders and 8,000 recruits during the first three weeks of training

Washington, Dc, Us

• Motor Rewind Shop 51A work center supervisor responsible for 23 Sailors and all production on tended units including SSBN, DDG, and CG class ships. 11 advanced to the next paygrade, eight awards issued. • Rewound 45 A/C motors up to 100A and resurfaced generator commutators. Took rewinding data, replaced brushes, renewed bearings, assemblies, and conducts optests. Utuilized equipment such as a Fluke 77 multi meter, Valhalla, megger, thermal analyzer, stroboscope, bake ovens, burn ovens, bearing heaters, varnish dip tanks, coil winding machine, and electrical hoists.• Selected as Junior Sailor of the Year 2004.

Washington, Dc, Us

Performed routine preventative and corrective maintenance on main propulsion systems, auxiliary steam and diesel machinery, steam generators, pumps, motors, and associated equipment.Qualified: Emergency Diesel Generator, Electrical Plant Control Panel (EPCP), Damage Control Central Supervisor, Enlisted Surface Warfare (ESWS)

Washington, Dc, Us

US Navy Basic Training and EM “A” School.

Associate Of Arts And Sciences - Aas, Electrical And Electronics Engineering

Chiefs Academy

Green Belt

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