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Troubleshoots and repairs all mechanical and electrical issues on a wide range of gas and pellet stoves and fireplaces. Instructs customers on safe and proper use of fireplaces to include maintenance and operation.Examines malfunctioning components and perform necessary repairs.Documents the entire process and components repaired and replaced.Refurbishes used and damaged stoves into functioning like new condition.

• Verified mechanical and electrical system isolation's to allow for safe working conditions with zero injuries to workers.• Organizes, maintains, and tracks up to 1000 Work Authorization Forms during Ballistic Missile Submarine Refits.• Ensures that the required conditions of the equipment tag-out process has been met to prevent injury to personnel and/or equipment• Knowledgeable of including Hull, Mechanical, Electrical, or Electronic systems as well as a practical engineering understanding of ship system operation.

Machinist's mate engineers operate and maintain all auxiliary and damage control equipment to include three types of electro hydraulic power plants, the submarines (vice ships, removed) emergency diesel generator set, atmosphere control equipment such as carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and hydrogen removal plants, Oxygen generating plant, ships stores refrigeration, high pressure and low pressure air compressors, high and low pressure air system, plumbing and potable water. Damage Control equipment owned by Auxiliary Division include fire extinguishers, fire hoses and nozzles, Self Contained Breathing Apparatus', Galley range guard system, flood control and recovery

Submarines are the cornerstone of the Navy’s conflict avoidance and resolution, and naturally, the personnel who man these ships are held to the highest of standards and have extraordinary roles and responsibilities. Only a select group of disciplined and committed Officers and enlisted personnel are given the opportunity to lead departments up to an entire crew, commanding some of the most technologically advanced equipment in the world.This career path is spent developing the essential foundation of advanced nuclear training. After mastering the specific job rate requirements through the process of earning qualification as a Submariner on nuclear-powered submarines. The time spent on board is devoted to overseeing the day-to-day operations, managing everything from communications and navigation to armament capabilities and the tactical deployment of the submarine.

• Built the initial program from the ground up, maintaining and repairing all damage control equipment.• Managed and trained 16 employees to maintain and repair firefighting, flooding, and safety equipment. • Trained 130 employees in proper operation and use of shipboard casualty equipment.