Robert Harold Englehart * ad414z@r.postjobfree.com * 808-***-****

POSITION: Project Manager/Field Engineer

Qualifications: Mr. Englehart, has a very diverse skill set that encompasses a very broad range of experience for approximately the last eight 1/2 years.

The various types of equipment and systems he is experienced with include the following, but are not limited to: Facilities Operations, Industrial Systems and Work Controls, Generators, Power Generation, Electrical Systems, Electrical Maintenance, Wiring, Troubleshooting Electrical and Mechanical Systems, Schematics Technical Support, Industrial Systems and Work Controls, Compressors, Pneumatics, Hydraulics, Pumps and Valves. During the various positions listed, he has constantly performed his duties in support of various Service Branches strictly adhering to all Department of Defense (DOD), Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) / NAVOSH, and Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) Safety Protocols and Regulations put forth by the Customer.

He is also experienced with Quality Management Systems (QMS) and recording the type and cost of maintenance and repair work, as well as generating and tracking the required Work Orders involved.

He is capable of performing all tasks in a Security Sensitive Environment while maintaining constant communication and interfacing with the customer as well as all other involved parties, often under Time Critical circumstances, and providing solutions regarding plan changes and discrepancies while generating any required reports.

One of Mr. Englehart’s hart’s most Valuable Skills is his ability to go from Site Level Communication and Interaction with those performing the physical work and Directly Package and Present it in an easily understandable format to those functioning at the Management / Command level and use of Diplomacy and Flexibility to work through conflicts that may arise during any time to ensure Forward Progress is Maintained.

He has resided in the State since 1999.

March 2019 to September 2021: USARPAC G62-FORT SHAFTER HI

General Dynamics

Project Manager/Field Engineer

Duties/Responsibilities: Mr. Englehart, oversaw the MISSION CRITICAL/TIME SENSITIVE installation of temporary backup power to the United States Army Pacific Command USARPAC Mission Command Facility (MCF) building number 601 (communications hub) on Ft. Shafter, Island of Oahu, Hawaii.

He took a 7 yr. stalled Project and completed the Project in 10 months on a Fixed Budget from Ground Breaking to Completion and Certification.

He was responsible for Coordinating the Construction, Installation or Rearrangement of Equipment and Building Facilities and/or Equipment and Machinery Maintenance for the Assigned Area, Maintaining Contact with and Directing Contractor Representatives and assisting in Resolving Discrepancies in Design Specifications, Verifying Labor Expended and Materials used and Inspecting Projects for Conformance to Engineering Standards and Codes, Building Techniques and Safety Practices, Estimating Percent Completion of Projects and Advising Designated Individuals of Cost Status, conducting Weekly Production meetings with the Customer/Vendor, maintaining a daily log and providing a Weekly Report of all activities pertaining to the project, and continually briefing the Program Manager and the Government Customer on the progress of the effort.

Upon Completion of the Project, Mr. Englehart was retained by USARPAC for 2 yrs./8months to enforce the Maintenance and Service Contract with the Vendor and ensure Standards were met as well as keeping detailed Documentation of these activities and acting as a Liaison between USARPAC and the Vendor.

During the duration of this position Mr. Englehart was also on 24/7/365 in an on call role.

June 2018- February 2019

Kupono Government Services LLC

Field Electronic Engineer

Mr. Englehart, worked at the Missile Defense Agency's (MDA's) AEGIS Ashore facility located at Pacific Missile Range Facility (PRMF)/Barking Sands Ballistic Missile Test Range located on the Island of Kauai.

His responsibilities included overseeing the Facilities Plant Operations (not limited to): Diesel Generators, Switchgear, UPS, heating ventilation air condition (HVAC) Chill Water System, Cooling Towers, air handling units (AHUs), variable frequency drives (VFDs), Pumps, power distribution units (PDUs), computer room air-conditioning (CRAC) Units, LPACs, LPADs, Fire Life Safety Systems, Allerton Building Automation System, and interfacing with the U.S. Navy's Shipboard Universal Control Consoles (UCC), in a Mission Critical Role involving monitoring 24/7/365 Power Generation Assurance, and Chiller Plant Functionality Assurance.

He is responsible for testing Operational Readiness at the Customer's Request. He is responsible for logging physical checks, annotating and reporting incidents and irregularities to Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) and Government.

June 2015- May 2018

Bowhead Systems Management-UCI

General Maintenance Worker

Mr. Englehart, worked at the U.S. Navy's Nuclear Submarine Training Command at Ford Island, Pearl Harbor on the Island of Oahu. As part of a small team responsible for the Preventative Maintenance, Repair, and Daily Operational Readiness Testing of various Training Simulators in Direct Support of the Training of Submariners, he functioned at the level of Electro-Mechanical Technician 1.

He was fully qualified to perform and participate in the full scope of the preventive maintenance checks and services (PMCS) schedule involved with the upkeep and functioning of the facility and all associated Simulators and Equipment.

He possesses the skills of a Naval Fire Fighter and is trained in damage Control as it pertains to the Submarine Service of the Fast attack Class. He also has working knowledge of the VLS (Vertical Launch System)

*NOTE: due to the scope of the contract, his responsibilities is outlined following a comprehensive list of all involved Simulators. 21C12A (Fire Fighting Trainer), 21C6B (Damage Control), 21H34 (Vertical Launch System), 21H41 (Automated Electrolytic Oxygen Generator), FIDE/S6G,S9G (Fleet Interactive Display Environment), 21E17-2 (WLCTT), PHRBP (Retractable Bow Planes Trainer), DGFPS (Diesel Front Panel Simulator), R-114 (R-114 Coolant Plant Front panel Simulator), NVM (Noise Vibration Monitoring Lab-NVML CoCo-80), MINI SPAN, 21H42 MRTSS/SCSS (Multi-Purpose Reconfigurable Sub Communication Training System).

His responsibilities included, (but were not limited to): assisting with the Daily Operational Readiness Testing of said Simulators, with a focus on the High Risk Trainers: 21C12A (Fire Fighting) and 21C6B (Damage Control), to perform routine Preventative Maintenance to ensure that machines continue to run smoothly, building systems operate efficiently, or the physical condition did not deteriorate, to diagnose mechanical problems and determine how to correct them, checking blueprints, repair manuals, or parts catalogs as necessary, reading of blueprints, schematics, diagrams, and technical orders to find out sequences of assembly, to assemble, install, or repair wiring, electrical or electronic components, pipe systems, plumbing, machinery, or equipment, Inspect, operate, or test machinery or equipment to diagnose machine malfunctions, to inspect drives, motors and belts, check fluid levels, replace filters, or perform other maintenance actions, following checklists, to clean or lubricate shafts, bearings, gears or other parts of machinery.

He was responsible for aligning, fitting, or assembling of component parts, lay out, build, test, troubleshoot, repair and modify electronic developmental and production equipment, parts, components, and systems according to engineering instructions; record type and cost of maintenance or repair work, use specified Quality Management Systems and perform required reporting and record keeping, generate and track Work Orders as required and enter relevant data using Joint Work Order Tracking System (JWOTS), rigidly follow ALL on site HAZMAT/NAVOSH/OSHA Hazardous Material Protocols and Procedures, analyze and record test results, and prepare written testing documentation, consistently follow all Dodd and industry safety standards and company Quality SOPs while performing ALL duties on site, repair or replace defective equipment parts, using hand and power tools and reassemble equipment, repair, rework, or calibrate hydraulic or pneumatic assemblies or systems to meet operational specifications or tolerances, proven ability to identify equipment faults and restore critical systems and repair to component level under minimal conditions with minimal down time, experienced in testing performance of electromechanical assemblies using test instruments like voltmeters, electronic thermometers and others, used tools ranging from common hand and power tools, such as hammers, wrenches, saws, drills, and hoists, to precision measuring instruments and Electronic Testing Devices.

He has experience in testing performance of electromechanical assemblies using test instruments like voltmeters, electronic thermometers, oscilloscopes, electronic voltmeters, and bridges.

He was responsible for installing electrical or electronic parts and hardware in housings or assemblies, and inspecting the parts for surface defects prior to installation. He was responsible for opening/closing the Propane/Co2 Storage area and logging the applicable daily readings and bringing up and shutting down the EAB Breathing Air Compressor and recording the required readings.

He filled empty breathing air tanks using the Bauer K20/UN12 compressors. He was also responsible for performing the Collateral Duty of Tool Steward, a duty subject to monthly inventory audits by the Government Customer. *Note: April 2015-June 2015: As a result of being laid off by Raytheon, Mr. Englehart, spent this time searching for a new employer.

November 2013-April 2015

Raytheon Intelligence, Information and Services

General Maintenance Worker

Mr. Englehart, worked at the BAX Range at Schofield Barracks Army Base located on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii. This is the Army's largest, most active Live Fire Range in the Pacific Region.

During his tenure at that location, he was involved in Training Support and Range Operations involving 3000+ Troops. His responsibilities were (but not limited to): assisting Electronic Technicians with all Target Preventative and Corrective Maintenance actions, Installing Technical Test Equipment and installation of Cabling for Cameras, and Player units in various Tactical Vehicles. He Verified Schedules, Records Data and, Printed Required Reports using Range Facility Management Support System (RFMSS),prepared Accident Reports as required by company and US Government, ensured Safety Standards, MEDEVAC protocols and NETCOM procedures were followed on all ranges and or training areas at ALL times in accordance with DA PAM 385-63, was responsible for Identifying, Recording and Reporting all UXO, depleted Uranium and Phosgene Gas to Army EOD Teams, he Monitored Unit Range Operations to ensure that Army Policies were followed, and provided Grounds keeping to preserve line of site to all remote activated target.

He served as a Certified Driver for US, Coalition, DA/DOD civilians and Host Nation Forces, served on the contact team for Miles, Miles Legacy, Hits, I-Hits Contact Team (Operation Lightning Forge), and performed the collateral duty of HAZMAT Lead responsible for maintaining proper storage, labelling, and inventory were maintained.

EDUCATION:

University of Toronto, Faculty of Arts and Science (Degree Incomplete)

1994 CAP (GED) Program, W.A.

Porter Collegiate, Scarborough, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1991

SPECIALIZED TRAINING:

Miles, Miles Legacy, Hits, I-Hits/Mobile Antenna Calibration Team (Hits) 2015

Using Aerial Lifts/Fall Protection 2015

Heart saver First Aid CPR/AED (American Heart Assn.) 2014-2016

DU/RAD Worker 2014

Escape Respirator 2014

Dragger Gas Detector 2014

CFA CERTIFICATIONS:

DOD Cyber Awareness Challenge (Yearly)-2019

DOD Mission Assurance for Senior Leaders 2019

U.S. Navy Category 3 (Non Cab) Crane/Hoist 2018

OSHA Electrical Safety 2015 OSHA Lockout/Tag out 2015

OSHA PPE/Safety Gear and Usage 2015

OSHA Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS),

Hazard Communication and GHS 2015 OSHA Ladder Safety/Slips, Trips, and Falls 2015

OSHA Outreach 10 Hour General Industry Training 2015

Raytheon Defensive Driving 2015 OSHA Electrical PPE 2015

OSHA Accident Investigation/Incident Reporting 2014

OSHA HAZCOM, Flammable and Combustible Liquids, Oil Spill Prevention 2013

Raytheon Certified Truck Driver 2013

SECURITY CLEARANCE

Secret

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