CHAD OSMUS

Address: ***** ******* ****, ********, ***** 76126

Phone: 817-***-****

E-mail: ab3dm6@r.postjobfree.com

JOB POSITION

Project Management Maintenance and Repair Quality Assurance Process Improvements

Regulatory Compliance Strategic Planning and Implementation Staff Coordination and Supervision

Leadership and Team Building Conflict Resolution and Decision-Making Client Relations

QUALIFICATIONS PROFILE

Dedicated and detail-oriented professional armed with more than 10 years of experience in supervising overall operations and projects while ensuring the quality and efficiency of all procedures. Offer proven track record of success in large-scale project management, junior personnel development, and initiative planning. Demonstrate strong ability to direct specialized operations which include machine tool manufacture, installation, operation, and broad shop background. Possess excellent supervisory, communication, and interpersonal skills. Currently hold Secret Clearance from the United Stated Navy.

EDUCATION

Coursework toward Associate of Arts in Project Management, GPA: 3.4 Jan 2014

University of Phoenix, Tempe AZ

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

MAKINO USA INC. – MASON, OH

Field Service Engineer Jan 2012–Present

Serve as liaison between Makino and customers for the creation and development of procedural documentation. Leverage professional knowledge in using the customer support computer system. Utilize various programming systems to operator according to customer requirements with regard to the type of material for cutting; apply adjustment for CNC programming for faster cutting times and to ensure operators/customer comprehension of the machine to the highest standards.

Highlights:

- Rendered first-rate services in installation and training while technical knowledge and troubleshooting throughout customer facilities in order to ensure minimum production downtime.

- Exemplified skills in all facets of electronics and good electro-mechanical skills including motors, drives, and transformers.

- Operated diverse machines ranging from $1M to $10M.

- Coordinate with owners and operators in handling break down to assure fast turnaround of repairs and customer satisfaction in achieved through service completion while adhering to factory standards.

Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Expeditionary Support Unit (ESU) 2 - Virginia Beach, VA

Engineman First Class Petty Officer Enlisted Expeditionary Warfare Specialist Jan 2010–Jan 2012

Expertly trained and directed 53 individuals including engineman, electrician mates, boatswain mates, construction mechanics, and equipment operators regarding the maintenance of 589 pieces of construction equipment as well as 112 pieces of marine gear; including 78 mercury outboards and 112 boat trailers. Formulated annual performance reports and awards of all 53 subordinates.

Highlights:

- Functioned as department leading petty officer and Maintenance Department/Command hazmat coordinator.

- Assumed full responsibility in ensuring 100% completion of 5,690 routine maintenance checks on a quarterly basis.

- Provided effective supervision for 15 commands ordering, handling, and shipping 1,234 pieces of hazmat overseas.

- Effectively handled budget of $2.3M in repair parts ordered and shipped including the overhaul of 15 boats and 56 trucks by outside contractors.

- Earned qualifications for the positions of officer of the deck and command duty officer.

- Obtained the Navy Achievement Medal referred to as Gold Star Fourth Award.

USS FITZGERALD (DDG 62) - Norfolk, VA

Engineman First Class Petty Officer Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist Oct 2006–Nov 2009

Oversaw the restoration of the #1 fire centrifugal fire pump while functioning as quality assurance inspector. Composed 253 controlled work packages and completed depot-level repairs for stern cranes and hydraulic power units; as well as the removal, installation, and alignment of port and starboard rudder posts. Implemented necessary repairs for medium high-pressure air compressor of the ships while directing the restoration of internal defective components of temperature regulating thermocouples. Facilitated inspections and repair for internal and external leaks; and replaced internal seals and thermal expansion valves on programmable logic controller (PLC) control systems.

Highlights:

- Served as department leading petty officer for Auxiliaries Division/Hazmat Material Department responsible for maintaining ships engineering log.

- Acted as the program manager accountable for shipboard hearing and heat stress programs; while monitoring compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations for 253 crew members.

- Took charge of operating DC power Gas Turbine Generator 5,000 KW

- Effectively managed 5 hazmat handling subordinates with regard to the issuance and disposal of 557 different types of hazardous materials, which included 5,000 gallons of lube oil and JP-5.

- Attained professional capacity to function as engineering officer of the watch, tag out authorizing officer.

- Obtained the role as practitioner responsible for supporting total quality leadership program.

Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Atlantic (NCTAMS LANT) - Norfolk, VA

Engineman Second Class Petty Officer Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist Jul 2003–Sep 2006

Presided over the processing of repairs and daily maintenance for power generation light sets and generator sets including 400KW, 100 KW, 30 KW, 15 KW, and 10 KW. Rendered supervision for the replacement of electrical gages and oil pressure compound gages. Conducted evaluation of lube oil systems, fuel oil tanks, fuel oil piping, and processed replenished drive belts and fuel oil filters.

Highlights:

- Demonstrated expertise and skills in utilizing digital multi-meter to locate faulty wiring and capacitors.

- Secured the accountability in directing team of highly trained mechanics while ensuring highest level of final work products within the allotted time.

OTHER POSITIONS HELD

– Engineering Officer of the Watch (Chief Engineer)

– Gas Free Engineer

– Propulsion Plant Operator (Gas Turbine)

– Electrical Plant Operator (Gas Turbine)

– Small Boat Engineer

– HVAC Supervisor (200-ton and 400-ton plant)

– Hydraulic system Supervisor

– Reverse Osmosis Plant Operator

– Caterpillar Diesel Power Plant Operator (3508/3512)

CERTIFICATIONS

Journeyman: Maintenance Mechanic (any industry) 8,000 logged hrs.

Journeyman: Hydroelectric-Machinery (Utilities) 6,000 logged hrs.

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