Lee E. Elkins

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Anchorage, AK 99503

907-***-****

Twenty one years of experience gained in the United States Navy with and additional fourteen

years within the civilian sector, working in the field of engineering. This includes operating and

performing maintenance of equipment that produces or uses steam, to include propulsion

engines, generators, boilers, turbines and air compressors.

May 2013 – Present: Chugach Electric, Anchorage, Alaska

•Operated three LM/6000 Combine Cycle Turbines

•Operated One Steam Turbine

•Check all machinery for proper operations

•Take readings on machinery to ensure required temperature and pressure consistency

•Check for oil, water, and steam leaks

•Maintain cleanliness

•Test boiler for proper chemistry and add chemicals to maintain chemistry

June 2011 – May 2013: Anchorage ML&P

•Check all machinery for proper operations

•Take readings on machinery to ensure required temperature and pressure consistency

•Check for oil, water, and steam leaks

•Maintain cleanliness

•Test boiler for proper chemistry and add chemicals to maintain chemistry

•Operated Gas Turbine Westinghouse W/Vogt Boiler

•Operated G E Gas Turbine W/G.E. Boiler Frame 7E

•Operated Steam Turbine

December 2010 – June 2011: Riverside Power

•Check all machinery for proper operations

•Take readings on machinery to ensure required temperature and pressure consistency

•Check for oil, water, and steam leaks

•Maintain cleanliness

•Test boiler for proper chemistry and add chemicals to maintain chemistry

•Operated four GE LM6000 Gas Turbine

2008 – 2010: Pasadena Water and Power Steam Plant Operator

•Check all machinery for proper operations

•Take readings on machinery to ensure required temperature and pressure consistency

•Check for oil, water, and steam leaks

•Maintain cleanliness

•Test boiler for proper chemistry and add chemicals to maintain chemistry

•Operate two GE LM6000 Gas Turbine (50MW ea.)

•Operate two 2500 Whitney Pratt Gas Turbine (25MW ea.)

•Operate three 1800psi Boilers

2006 – 2007: Corona Water and Power

•Operate one combine cycle GE LM2500 Gas Turbine (28MW ea.)

•Test boiler for proper chemistry and add chemicals to maintain chemistry

•Take readings on machinery to ensure required temperature and pressure consistency

•Maintain cleanliness

•Check for oil, water and steam leaks

2000 – 2005: Pasadena Water and Power Steam Plant Operator

•Check all machinery for proper operations

•Take readings on machinery to ensure required temperature and pressure consistency

•Check for oil, water, and steam leaks

•Maintain cleanliness

•Test boiler for proper chemistry and add chemicals to maintain chemistry

•Operate two GE LM6000 Gas Turbine (50MW ea.)

•Operate two 2500 Whitney Pratt Gas Turbine (25MW ea.)

•Operate three 1800psi Boilers

1998 – 2000: US Navy / USS TARAWA (LHA 1) Lead Chief Petty Officer P3 Division

•Supervised eighteen Boiler Technicians

•Responsible for maintaining the water (fresh/feed) / oil lab to ensure that one million gallons

of fuel was ready and available for onboard boilers

•Responsible for the Automatic Boiler Control

•Performed duties of the Engineer Officer of the Watch Under Way, controlled the lighting of

the boilers to prepare the ship to get underway

1995 – 1998: US Navy / COMMANDER, NAVAL SURFACE PACIFIC FLEET Chief Master at

Arms and Facilities Maintenance Manager

•Managed complex building preservation issues and maintenance requirements

•Managed the security of staff personnel through strict adherence to Navy policy and

procedures

•Managed seventeen government vehicles, ensuring proper maintenance and availability

1992 – 1995: US Navy / AFLOAT TRAINING GROUP

•Training shipboard personnel on casualty control, firefighting, heat conservation and hearing

conservation

•Training foreign Navy personnel on casualty control and related engineering topics

1990 – 1992: US Navy / USS ACADIA (AD 42) Lead Chief Petty Officer Boiler Repair Shop

•Supervised twenty Boiler Technicians responsible for all boiler repairs for ships in the Pacific

Fleet

•Wrote performance evaluations for all of the Boiler Technicians in the Repair Shop

•Provided counseling on improving job performance

1986 – 1990: US Navy / RECRUIT TRAINING CENTER, SAN DIEGO Company Commander

•Led seven recruit companies through basic training

•Graduated 560 highly motivated sailors

•Earned the “Color Company” Award for excellence in all phases of recruit training

•Received the “Iron Man” Award for outstanding physical fitness

•Instructed eight Fireman Apprentice Training classes on steam driven and gas turbines

•Coordinated the initial sea bag issuance, uniform stenciling and military indoctrination

1982 – 1986: US Navy / USS CONSTELLATION (CV 64) Lead Petty Officer 3MMR

•Supervised and trained twenty five engineers to perform the duties of standing watch,

maintenance, Personal Qualification System, and the Planned Maintenance System

•Performed the duties of Lead Petty Officer of the Boiler Repair Shop

•Supervised setting safeties, rolling tubes, grinding hand hold plugs, re factoring work, and

water jetting boiler tubes, and maintenance on main condensers

1980 – 1982: US Navy / USS HOEL (DDG 13) Lead Petty Officer AFT Main Fire Room

•Supervised fifteen Junior Boiler Technicians in the operation and prevention maintenance of

all steam and auxiliary equipment in the AFT Main Fire Room

•Performed tests on boiler water, fuel and lubrication oils

•Operated distilling plants, tests and calibrated gauges

•Exercised environmental control procedures to prevent or minimize air pollution and oil spills

•Completed maintenance data forms

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