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Broken Bow, Oklahoma, United States

Responsible for the installation, maintenance, and upkeep of the following equipment within a continuous press oriented strand board production facility:- low, medium, and high voltage equipment and associated controls- fire detection and suppression equipment- residential and commercial HVAC and make-up air equipment- variable frequency drives- Programmable logic controllers- video surveillance and physical security equipmentLead a team of nine electrical maintenance technicians in the planning and execution of preventive and corrective maintenance.Responsible for the planning and administration of required electrical safety training for approximately 15 qualified electricians and 150 non-electricians.Responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting, and required documentation associated with local/state/federal mandated Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) equipment.

Norfolk, Virginia, United States

Commander, Naval Surface Force Atlantic; Readiness & Assessments == Supervised over 70 senior employees and subject matter experts in assessing material and training readiness for all ships in the Atlantic Fleet. Provided Department of the Navy with real time readiness assessments, root cause analysis, and recommendations for improvement for all classes of surface ships, saving the Navy time and millions of dollars across the spectrum of overall readiness and deployment requirements. In two plus years, assessed and trained over 90 ships with a 100% success rate for deployment readiness and execution, to include man, train and equipment requirements as the Type Commander. Selected as the material, training, and readiness expert to coordinate the re-introduction of three ships to the Fleet upon completion of major Service Life Extension periods, allowing for seamless transition of the ships and crews from years of maintenance and upgrades to full operational capability.

Norfolk, Virginia

Commander, Destroyer Squadron 28 (N7/N8) == Managed all Combat Systems, Weapons, and Force Protection requirements for nine ARLEIGH BURKE class Destroyers (DDGs) and associated crew and support staff. Instrumental in the planning, budgeting, policy development, and execution of numerous high profile events; to include: multi-nation combat operations, time-sensitive depot level equipment repairs, and safe and efficient movement of personnel and equipment in hostile environments. Reported directly to Strike Group Admiral on all matters related to Anti-Terrorism and Force Protection while deployed in support of OPERATION INHERENT RESOLVE. Proven coach and mentor of peers and junior employees; resulting in 100% promotion of all eligible candidates.

Norfolk, Virginia

USS GRAVELY (DDG 107) == Coordinated the development and execution of extremely dynamic schedules and plans for USS GRAVELY, her crew of more than 300 personnel, and assigned helicopter detachment; balanced competing requirements, limited planning time, restrictive budgets, and risk management to ensure all tasks were completed thoroughly, safely, and on-time. Created and implemented a robust training program in order to improve the level of understanding of shipboard safety requirements; resulting in more than 20 individual Assistant Safety Officer certifications and an 80% decrease in reportable safety-related mishaps in less than one year.

Norfolk, Virginia

Naval Surface Force Atlantic (N44) == Reported directly to Fleet Admiral on matters related to manning, training, and equipment readiness for Amphibious Assault ships. Created an ad hoc process and team to conduct multiple assessments on all Atlantic Fleet amphibious ships to determine readiness status throughout the ship class; resulted in the identification and ultimate elimination of several high risk practices. Integral to the development of three critical policies designed to enhance the material and training readiness of Atlantic Fleet ships; the Material Standards Assessment Protocol, the Readiness Evaluation Program, and the Surface Force Readiness Manual.

Norfolk, Virginia

USS KAUFFMAN (FFG 59) == Division Officer for all seamanship/navigation operations and executive matters, to include watch standing and leadership for more than 50 personnel.

Ingleside, Texas

MCM CREW CONSTANT == Division Officer for all auxiliaries, electrical (engineering), and seamanship/navigation operations, to include watch standing and leadership for more than 30 personnel.

Washington Navy Yard, District Of Columbia

Maintained more than 500 classified references for the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program’s Prospective Commanding Officer (PCO) course. Streamlined every administrative process with the Naval Reactors Line Locker; to include PCO administration, creation of databases to reduce screening time for all nuclear officer assignments, and the creation of programs to minimize the time required to administer a key nuclear officer accession program.

Groton, Connecticut

USS DALLAS (SSN 700) == Responsible for the supervision and management of multiple employee teams; to ensure safe and procedurally compliant operations of a pressurized water nuclear reactor in the ever changing environment of a US Navy submarine.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Anthroplogy

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Education record

NPTU Charleston, SC

Nuclear Power School

NNPTC Orlando, FL

Electrician'S Mate "A" School

NNPTC Orlando, FL