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Covington, Louisiana

• Responsible for Managing a crew of 8 in the engine room and other mechanical systems and equipment aboard vessels to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the vessel, including but not limited to the following:
• Conduct daily safety walk thru of various boats ensuring a safe working environment
• Conducts product verification inspection that verifies product conforms to contract requirements
• Reviewing work specifications and other contract documents to ensure adequate quality requirements are specified
• Good understanding of user requirements versus other considerations such as technical feasibility cost standardization, to determine if proposed solutions are adequate to address identified capability gaps
• Apply fundamental engineering principles, practices, and theories to develop new or improved systems, advance technology, or resolve problems in assigned technical areas

Melvile, New York

• Responsibilities included the operation and maintenance of main and auxiliary engines of the ship. Articulated tug and barge unit (Intercon). I handled the installation, repair and testing of electrical systems. I also.
• Repairing diesel engine emission systems and cleaning engine parts
• Handling preventive maintenance by lubricating and repairing diesel engine
• Maintained maintenance records for future reference
• Assigned tasks of verifying and checking proper functionality of diesel engine
• Responsible for replacing parts, repairing power machines, and repairing electric generators

Norfolk, Virginia

• Responsibilities included the operation and maintenance of tugboats main engines, loading of fuel and cargo, auxiliary machinery and supervising the engineering crew. Additional duties included:
• Diesel polishing systems
• Fuel service and transfer systems
• Generator sets
• Electrical distribution system
• Hydraulic systems

Norfolk, Virginia

• Subject Matter Expert in Surface ship maintenance, current maintenance related U.S. Navy 3-M System 3.2 planned maintenance tracking system on Ship systems, Mechanical Maintenance, Mechanisms, Fluid Power, Industrial.
• Operates, repairs, and performs maintenance on internal combustion engines, main propulsion machinery, refrigeration and air conditioning equipment, gas turbine engines, and shipboard auxiliary equipment
• Operates and maintains auxiliary boilers; maintains tools; overhauls valves; performs preventive maintenance on auxiliary equipment, main propulsion equipment, and on small craft clutches, transmissions, drive shafts.
• Operates pumps; aligns, operates, and secures internal combustion engines, steam distilling plants, compressed air systems, refrigeration and air conditioning systems;
• Records pressure and temperature readings on operating equipment; conducts tests on lubricating oil and distillate fuels; tests electrohydraulic steering systems
• Inspects for leaks in reduction gears and thrust bearings