Samuel Sanchez Email & Phone Number

Murrieta, CA, US

San Diego, CA

-Read and interpret Drawings and Technical Manuals based on ship's work request in order to create and develop step by step Work Specifications and cost estimates for US Navy ship's CMAV (Continuous Maintenance Availabilities) CG, DDG, LHD, LSD and LPD17 class ship.-Possess a thorough understanding of repair definition, production procedures, planning.

Nav Amphib Coronado, Nasni, Navsta San Diego, Navsta Pt Loma

• Safely perform repairs and/or replacements of damaged equipment including but not limited to motors, engines, pumps, valves, and pipe sections.
• Research part numbers for damaged equipment, find the most favorable pricing and availability from various vendors/suppliers and work with procurement staff for purchasing.
• Complete daily paperwork accurately and timely manner in addition to, meeting manager/supervisor set work deadlines.
• Operates and manages oily and industrial wastewater treatment plant system through the use of chemicals.
• Conducts different chemical testing of wastewater prior to offloading to facility and before discharging downstream.
• CWEA Industrial Treatment Waste Plant Operator Grade 1 Certified

Camp Pendleton, Califoria

• Managed two critical planning and production internet based software Maintenance Resource Management System (MRMS) and Validation, Screening and Brokering (VSB), increasing production by 25%.
• Review, process shipboard work candidates and assigned pre and post deployment availabilities using Validation, Screening and Brokering (VSB).
• Evaluates and creates progress chart using Microsoft Excel for weekly progress meeting.
• Supervised 5 highly visible maintenance shops executing more than 10,000 man-hours, decreasing re-work by 80% and equipment downtime by 30%.
• Oversaw the refurbishment of LCAC lift fans, saving the Navy more than $300K annually.
• Assist in the electrical troubleshooting of LCAC control systems and cosoles using technical manuals, bluepirnts and one line diagrams.

Imperial Beach, California

• Coordinate all facets of corrective and preventive maintenance, planning and reporting of more than 250 high valued military assets improving equipment efficiency and consistency. Received 94%, the highest 3M.
• Trained 200 personnel in Navy Occupational Safety and Health (NAVOSH) to include proper Personal Protective Equipment and hazardous material handling, ensuring all safety and quality measures were adhered to during.
• Led the establishment of CTG (Commander Task Group) 56.7 Hazmat program ensuring local and Federal hazmat instruction were installed and implemented properly.

San Diego, California

• Supervised the correction of electrical ground in number 3 Gas Turbine Generator enabling USS Cushing to complete critical mission during a 5th Fleet deployment.
• Led a Division of 37 personnel to a magnificent success while forward deployed to the Western Pacific and throughout 5th Fleet deployment.
• Managed the training and implementation of Quality Control and safety standards in accordance with NAVOSH and JFFM (Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual).
• Managed 30 personnel in the corrective and preventive maintenance of 4-LM2500 Propulsion Gas Turbine engines and 3 Allison K34 Gas Turbine Generator. His leaderships directly contributed to CURTIS WILBUR's selection as.
• Led the replacement of 6 combustor cans of Allison K34 Gas Turbine Generator on 3 different occasions normally conducted in the presence of a Marine Gas Turbine Inspector.
• Identify and anticipated all safety and health concern by implementing Operational Risk Management, render safety procedures and recommend preventive programs.

Yokosuka, Japan

Led and supervised a patrol division to include two Military Working Dogs (MWD) on specialized duties in internal security operation and facilities as a member of the Navy Internal Security Force.

San Diego, CA/Pearl Harbor, HI/Yokosuka, Japan

• Operates, repairs, and performs organizational and intermediate maintenance on electrical and electronic components of gas turbine engine, main propulsion and auxiliary equipment, and control systems.
• Maintains electrical equipment such as motors, batteries, and bus transfer equipment; tests alarm and indicating system and locates faults.
• Obtain and interpret lube oil, fuel oil and potable water for quality assurance.
• Maintains air compressor, air systems, alarm and indicating systems, alarm and monitoring systems and Auxiliary Control Console.

Aa Electronic Engineering Technology, Engineering, 3.72

Aa In Supervision And Management, Management, 2.7

Bs Architecture