Responsible for managing the Blast & Paint buildings at the shipyard. Currently hold the NACE 3 and SSPC NBPI certifications plus nearly 20 years experience from there deck plate up through.

I managed 3 of the off site facilities for Bath Iron Works. Some of the buildings handled the storage for govt materials and had strict requirements. Others were the outfitting fabrication and structural fabrication. With most maintenance management I was responsible from keeping everything all in working order without least amount of disruption to production. We strive to keep up with all PMs on time to get the most MTBF. The different types of equipment from facility to the next was unique always keeping you in your toes to stay with everything. All while still needing to keep the buildings clean, lit up with heat and all the outside duties from plowing in the winter to lawn care and road work in the summer.

Safety, Quality, Schedule and Cost!

• Safety• Quality• Schedule• Cost• Productivity• Muster crew in/out each day• QCQA daily• Avg of 20 man abrasive sand blast crew• Training• Team building• Microsoft Office• Customer relations (Navy - SupShip)• Proper paper work per contact• Housekeeping• Environmental conditions for blast & paint• Discipline• Stalk/Material

Blasted Naval Destroyers in a union environment per the specification of the Naval contact.

Running crews clearing ROW's for power lines. We ran all types of heavy equipment to include skidders, excavators, dozers, feather bunchers, chippers, forwarders, tractor trailer trucks and so on. . We've cleared wood with this equipment along side grounds men parallel to existing 240k volt lines all while up and down steep mtns! You can imagine how you serious you need to take safety in situations like this. This company is nothing less of exceptional with great leadership to work for!

• On job training >40 hrs per week• Classroom training 2 days per week• Residential and Comercial experience• Mostly commercial with explosion proof background wiring up tank farms for ExxonMobil and Sprague Energy