Edwin F Cabal

*** ***** *****

Chula Vista, CA **910

Contact Phone: 619-***-****

Work Phone: 619-***-****

Email Address: abgtx3@r.postjobfree.com

EXPERIENCE

**/**** ** **/****; 40 hours per Week; Integrated Logistic Specialist;

$57,000 per Annum; last promoted Not Specified; temporary employee; not

on a temporary promotion; NAVSEALOGCEN, Rodrigo Mendoza, 619-***-****

; may contact supervisor.

NAVSEALOGCEN Detachment San Diego Configuration Data Manager (CDM)-On

Site Logistics Representative (OSLR) Provides complete configuration and

logistics support during ILO of various command; this support includes

providing functional support in the configuration, Technical Manual,

Repair Parts, Planned Maintenance Analysis, and all other specific

Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) related installation and rip-out of

installed shipboard equipment. This support is provided using Ported

SNAP suites and Configuration Data Managers Open Architecture (CDMD-OA)

suites.

Responsible for performing on site validation of equipment installed on

board small craft and boats at Navy Expeditionary Combat Command: Naval

Coastal Warfare Group One and its reserve squadrons/units; Explosive

Ordnance Disposal Group One and its commands/detachments; and Naval

Special Warfare Command and its subordinates commands/units. Conducts

Hull, Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) equipment validation and update

the corresponding Ship Configuration and Logistics Support Information

System (SCLSIS), a configuration status accounting system, to improve

configuration.

Identifies and Researches Logistics Support Data (LSD) elements, such as

Provisioning Technical Data (PTD), Technical Manuals, Drawings and

submit Logistics Record Type 3 (RT3) information to the CDM via CDMD-OA

Lite and CDMD-OA work files.

Reviews technical publications and Planned Maintenance System (PMS)

during ILO for availability and applicability of onboard support. Assist

ship's personnel and technicians in identifying and defining

discrepancies, preparing Technical Manual Deficiency Reports (TMDR) and

ordering correct publications.

Conducts training of ship's personnel on how to conduct technical

research of CDMD-OA databases and Shipboard Consolidated Logistics

Information System (SCLIS) database including submission and preparation

of work files.

Conducts in brief and out brief meetings to shipboard 3M coordinators,

Storekeepers, Supply officers and Engineering and PMR personnel.

Conducts logistics technical research of all equipment validated

including Allowance Parts List (APL) and Allowance Equipment List (AEL),

configuration information, part numbers, federal stock numbers and

manufacturer information via Haystack, FEDLOG, GD-APL, Technical Manuals

and other CDM records and technical drawings.

Updates and correct missing, inaccurate, or incomplete information to

the CDM via CDMD-OA work files. Provides supply assistance to shipboard

personnel in conducting technical research of required repair parts,

stock check through ONE TOUCH SUPPLY and required procurement actions to

expedite delivery of required parts and equipment.

Extensive knowledge of engineering and scientific principles and the

ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and

technical manuals as they pertain to the maintenance and repair of

shipboard and shore-based Navy equipment systems and subsystems.

02/2009 to 07/2010; 40 hours per Week; 3M Coordinator ; last promoted

Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; NCTS

Bahrain, FSC 451 BOX 680 FPO AE 09834-2800; CDR MARY ANN GIESE,

011-973-1785-4354 ; may contact supervisor.

Planned, coordinated, developed and processed, Planned Maintenance

System (PMS) Documentation for Combat Systems and Hull, Mechanical &

Electrical shipboard and shore-based equipment systems, subsystems.

Computer literate. Proficient in MS Windows, Micro-SNAP, Revise

Alternative Data Flow Web (RADWEB) and Configuration Data Managers

Database-Open Architecture (CDMD-OA), SKED software programs.

Received, processed, and resolved hundreds of PMS Technical Feedback

Reports (TFBRs). Screened TFBRs safety and technical accuracy and either

forwards to technical activity for review or conducts own investigation

and responds directly to the originator.

Reviewed and approved ship's force repair activity 2 KILO and 2 LIMA

work requests.

Processed Automated Shore Interface (ASI) configuration and logistics

data received from Naval Sea Logistics Center (NSLC) to ensure command's

supply and maintenance repair parts are updated.

Communicated with Space and Naval Warfare Systems and Defense

Information Systems Agency (DISA) regarding commands Micro-SNAP and

CITRIX software support requirements. Experienced in Organizational

Maintenance Management System (OMMS & OMMS-NG), Supply Financial

Management (SFM).

Conducted Hull, Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) and Combat Systems (CS)

equipment validations to establish equipment baselines and updated

inventories to correct errors to improve command system configuration.

Coordinated the revision, maintained PMS documentation in accordance

with Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) guidelines and standards for

systems and equipment installed in the command, maintained

accountability of Maintenance Index Pages (MIPs) and Maintenance

Requirement Cards (MRCs) to applicable systems and equipment.

Conducted safety inspections jointly with the contractor, Ship Force and

Government Environmental Safety and Health (ESH).

Planned and coordinated with In-service Engineering Agent (ISEA) for the

development or revision of PMS documentation for new equipment,

equipment that has been modified and existing equipment that requires

PMS maintenance procedures.

Reviewed manufacturers, navy drawings and technical manuals on

equipments to determine its physical characteristics, users, and service

requirements.

Conducted on-site verification/validation of installed equipment and

ensured logistics support were available including supply support;

Planned Maintenance System (PMS) and Tech Manuals (TM).

Managed the maintenance data system SKED program. In addition, Excellent

knowledge of SKED, provided hands on training to the command, technical

assistance to all SKED issues and increased personnel 3m qualification

rate of over 90% in one year and led my command to flawlessly pass the

3M Inspection.

Extensive knowledge and experience in reading & interpreting technical

validity of blueprints, drawings, engineering changes procedures and

technical manuals for complex equipment to make necessary technical

recommendations.

Used various computer software including Microsoft Words and Outlook,

PMS-MIS, SNAP, RADWEB, CDMD-OA, Haystack and Fed log.

05/2006 to 02/2009; 40 hours per Week; 3M Coordinator; last promoted Not

Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; EODMU3,

Coronado, Fleck D. G. ; may not contact supervisor.

Planned, coordinated, developed, processed, and certified Planned

Maintenance System (PMS) Documentation for Combat Systems and Hull,

Mechanical & Electrical and ancillary shipboard and shore-based

equipment systems, subsystems.

Implemented, evaluated and coordinated the entire Command's Planned

Maintenance Systems (PMS). Directly tracked and reported over $110M

worth of front-line Naval Special Warfare combat assets.

Successfully completed Navy Back lift Reliability-Centered Maintenance

(RCM) for practitioners (Level 1) and Classic Reliability-Centered

Maintenance (RCM) for PMS developers (Level II). Conducted continuing

investigations and studies into maintenance schedules, production

processes, machinery and equipment history, cost/benefit analyses,

studied equipment and determined whether to repair or replace; collected

and disseminated details on studies and analysis.

Reviewed and analyzed configuration and management information such as

Consolidated Shipboard Allowance Lists (COSAL), Ship Configuration

Logistics Support Information System (SCLSIS) and Technical Manuals for

the purpose of determining PMS maintenance and Supply requirements.

Managed all weapons and ammunition inventory. Managed overhaul, repair

and maintenance of a wide range of support equipment for Navy Seabees

involved in cargo handling, construction, grading and excavation;

includes trucks, bulldozers, backhoes, forklifts, cranes, Humvees, and

asphalt equipment; used all power tools, testing and measuring devices.

Coordinated production activities, quality control, administration and

supply. Analyzed and evaluated effectiveness of production line

operations towards meeting goals on a continuing basis and effected

changes to meet those goals.

Developed life cycle of equipment, machinery, CESE and SABAR,

accomplished economic evaluations of ongoing maintenance program.

Managed SKED program on stand alone computer to enable oversight and

tracking of an organized weekly repair maintenance schedule for four

different EOD shore commands.

Managed, coordinated and executed all Technical Feedback Reports (TFBR)

from the command to update equipment discrepancies, able to maintained

good working relationships with Navy representatives and Planned

Maintenance System Management Information System (PMSMIS) activities.

Performed Hazardous Material Control planning and management of material

handling equipment. Responsible for inventorying, receiving,

transferring, and properly turning in all hazardous waste from all Navy

commands.

Attends scheduled Planning Board for Maintenance with the Commanding

Officer, Department Heads and sometimes with SUPSHIP personnel to

discuss progress on current availability and plans for the upcoming

availability.

05/2003 to 05/2006; 40 hours per Week; Shop Master / QA Inspector;

$45,000 per Annum; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not

on a temporary promotion; SWRMC San Diego, 3755 Brinser St Ste 1 San

Diego CA 92136-5299; CAPT Gannon, K P ; may not contact supervisor.

Performed all duties of the Production Controller, Quality Assurance

Inspector and Training Officer for Inside Machine Shop. Directly

supervised 35 machinists on the manufacture and repair of various

machinery parts for U.S. Navy ships during maintenance availabilities.

Knowledgeable in contract administration, procurement, planning, Quality

Assurance (QA), test and inspections, and project coordination.

Managed, Coordinated, and supervised all aspects of project, includes

installation, transfer or purchase of equipment needed, anticipated and

resolved any problems/issues that may arise, work closely with shop

personnel, contractors, vendors and clients to ensure most efficient and

economical completion of project without sacrificing high quality

production/outcome.

Evaluated job progress to ensure timely delivery, provided the basis for

equitable payments to the contractor, formed the bases for future

planning, and allow prompt action on problems. Accomplished ship

Inspections to verify tasking 2-Kilo and 2-Lima's to determined and

document ship's material conditions and to determine actual scope of

work required

Used various documentation programs as NEMAIS or MRMS to planned,

scheduled work, ordered parts/material and maintained material control.

Assist in the administration of the safety and fire prevention and

environmental protection programs.

Reviewed job specifications, blue prints and other reference material to

ensure specifications adherence. Developed, reviewed, and negotiated

modifications to original specifications, and new work specifications

for work to be accomplished by the contractor.

Routinely received and reviewed Automated Work Request (AWR), and

accurately assess the existing condition of shipboard engineering

systems to determine actual scope of repair.

Provided detailed cost estimates including labor, material and time with

supporting data for new work and modifications to original work

specifications. Ensured work performed by the contractor to be in

compliance to applicable plans, specifications, and all contractual

requirements.

Reviewed and evaluated contractor's condition report and recommendation

and provide rationale for approval or disapproval, determined

system/equipment test procedures, verified all operational tests and

certifications in accordance with Naval Technical Specifications for any

additional work.

Received tasking from Type Commanders and NAVSEA in the form of

SHIPALT'S, BOATALT'S, 2-KILO, Automated Work Requests, special

manufacturing request and special project data.

Observed quality assurance checkpoints identified in the work

specifications when they are presented by the contractor, witnesses

required equipment and system tests and accomplishes random in-process

inspections at the work site to determine contractors compliance with

the requirements of the specifications and to determine the

effectiveness of the contractors Quality Assurance (QA) program.

Prepared detailed discrepancy reports of the contractor's quality

assurance/inspection process failures. Performed inspection of

government Alteration and Installation Team (AIT) installation and

reports discrepancies to the proper authority.

Witnesses and accepts or rejects test of ship's machinery, propulsion

systems, piping, HM&E, Combat Systems contractor's test equipment and

other complex systems to contract quality standards. Reviewed both

formal and controlled work packages, for scope to determine the type,

extent of repairs, critical specifications and required testing to

certify repairs. Ensured all facets of work performed, meet the

government's quality standards.

Experienced in negotiating techniques to acquire services at a fair and

reasonable cost to the government. Recommended appropriate systems,

materials and construction methods to efficiently produced/resolved work

order/project.

Planned, managed and monitored progress for all emergent and continuous

maintenance work for all U.S. Navy ships home ported in Naval Station,

San Diego, CA. Coordinated with contractors, ship force and other

Government activities within the contractor's production schedule to

prevent delays or disruptions to either party.

Conducted or attended weekly progress conferences with Ship's Commanding

Officer, contractor representatives, and SWRMC personnel. Prepared ship

repair status reports consisting of controlling jobs completion

percentage, material problems, manning problems, contractual data,

milestones reviews, and any other significant information that may

affect the contractual milestones.

Maintained material control and investigated availability of material,

sources of supply or manufacturers, and possibilities of substitutions.

Served as the first level of reference on resolving all matters

pertaining to the manufacturing and require processes on the ship under

contract.

Well versed of shipbuilding methods, practices, techniques, management

control systems and their application to the construction, overhaul,

repair, and testing of Navy surface ships auxiliary equipment and small

craft.

Interacted with Project managers and Shipbuilding Specialist to schedule

work and resolved any production and/or design issues that arise while

accomplishing continuous and emergent work.

01/2001 to 05/2003; 40 hours per Week; Machine Shop Supervisor/QA

Inspector; $35,000 per Annum; last promoted Not Specified; permanent

employee; not on a temporary promotion; SWRMC San Diego, 3755 Brinser St

Ste 1 San Diego CA 92136-5299; Hickey R. A. ; may not contact

supervisor.

Maintained, monitored and analyzed divisional daily man-hours

accountability, productivity and efficiently utilizing data from

Maintenance Resource Management System (MRMS). Managed Quality Assurance

Craftsman and Job Qualification Requirements (JQR) for 34 personnel.

Responsible for reviewing work packages for scope to determine the type,

extent of repairs, critical specifications and required testing to

certify repairs. Ensured newly reported personnel received proper and

professional training to become QA Craftsman qualified. Trained

shipboard and shop personnel on equipment operation, phased maintenance

requirements, and repair standards.

Maintained material control and verified availability of material,

sources of supply, and possibilities of material substitution.

Coordinated weekly shop training and made recommendation to improve the

quality of the qualification process.

Diagnosed and repaired multiple shipboard engineering equipments such as

Main Propulsion Diesel Engines (MPE), Ship Service Diesel Engine

Generator (SSDG), Marine machinery, Auxiliary machinery, piping,

electrical, electronics and combat system.

Reviewed hundreds of Formal Work Procedures (FWP) and Controlled Work

Packages (CWP), managed shop loading, workload forecasts and documented

expended man hours.

Proficient in Blueprint Reading and applications, supervised critical

evolutions and processes during the production phase of any work

accepted to ensure proper tolerances and specification requirements were

met. Recommended modifications to the existing production standards and

achieved optimum quality within limits of equipment capability.

Fabricated parts utilizing carbon fiber composites, thermoplastics,

adhesives, resins, elastomer, and other materials that are incorporated

into completing both temporary and definitive devices.

Witnesses test upon completion of work to assure that ship's systems are

functioning to design requirements and ensure that test results are

documented.

Recommend corrective or preventive actions to assure or improve product

quality or reliability. Successfully completed Computer Aided Design/

Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAD/CAM) school.

Knowledgeable and proficient in the use of Navy management tools

necessary for planning, configuration and execution of work items such

as Consolidated Ships Maintenance Project (CSMP), OMMS-NG, CDMD-OA and

SKED program.

Experienced in technical writing skills to develop detailed reports,

recommendations, contract modifications and correspondence. Proficient

in Microsoft Office applications (Projects, Excel, Outlook, Word, and

Power Point) used to developed and managed reports, workload schedules

and training tools.

11/1999 to 01/2001; 40 hours per Week; Section Leader/Watch Commander;

last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary

promotion; SAN CLEMENTE ISLAND, Hamre D. W. ; may not contact

supervisor.

Served as Security Department Section Leader and Watch Commander, as

assigned, Performed specialized duties in the Internal Security Force

including duties as law enforcement officer in keeping order and

discipline.

Applied techniques for crisis intervention, arrest techniques, interview

and interrogations, crime scene investigations, traffic enforcement,

field sobriety tests and report writing; felony stops and apprehensions,

patrol, and firearms use.

Rendered legally defensible actions in the use of force, arrest, search

and seizure. Directed traffic at various locations, checked vehicles and

personnel for proper identification. Enforced security controls relative

to the security and safety of the station laboratories, technical

buildings, training facilities, housing, hangars, barracks,

administrative buildings, and a wide range of equipment and weapons

systems against acts of damage, trespassing, theft, or terrorism.

Prevented entry of illegal items such as firearms, drugs or other

illegal materials by conducting random and also 100% vehicle and

personnel inspections.

Issued passes to visitors who were properly identified, cleared with

person to be visited either by phone or by checking visitor lists.

Responded to numerous alarm activations, securing perimeter and

assisting K-9 in conducting building entries to determine possible

break-ins. Maintained qualifications for approved weapons. Enforced

general and special orders and regulations applicable to the area of

operations.

Patrols property concentration areas on foot and using vehicle.

Performed convoy escort and defense against intrusion by hostile

elements riot or other unusual circumstances.

EDUCATION

Saint Joseph School, Olongapo City, Philippines; 1981 High School

Diploma

Central Texas College, San Diego, CA; Associate in Associate Degree in

Applied Science, 2006; 3.0 out of 5 Point GPA; 130 Semester Hours

Technological Institute of the Philippin, Manila, Philippines;

Associate in Associate Degree in Marine Engineering, 1983; 3.0 out of

5 Point GPA; 107 Semester Hours

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

American Military University, CMRJ303 Criminology, 3 Sem

American Military University, COLL100 Foundation of Online Learning, 3S

Central Texas College, ENGL1301, Composition 1, 3 sem

Central Texas College, SPCH1315, Public Speaking, 3 Sem

Central Texas College, MATH1314, College Algebra, 3 Sem

Central Texas College, ITSC1409, Iteg Software Application, 4 Sem

Central Texas College, PHIL1304, Intro to World Religion, 3 Sem

Central Texas College, HIST1302, History II, 3 Sem

Central Texas College, GOVT 2302, Amer Govt II, 3 Sem

Central Texas College, GOVT2301, Amer Govt I, 3 Sem

Southwestern College, HIST100, History, 3 Sem

Southwestern College, ENGR220, Comp Aid Design, 3 Sem

Southwestern College, ELEC100, Intro to Elec, 3 Sem

Southwestern College, ENGL65, Basic Writing, 2 Sem

Southwestern College, IE110, 60 Indust Tech, 3 Sem

Southwestern College, MET110, Manufacturing Proc, 3 Sem

NAVOSH Assessment Tools and Strategies Course, Aug2008

HMC&M Technician, June2008 NEC 9595

Fall Protection, Jun 2008

NAVY Ergonomics Program Course, June 2008

MR Rating Subject Matter Expert, 08Feb08

Command Manage Equal Opportunity Program Mgr, 15Sep06

Assoc in Applied Science, CTC, 15May06

Ship's 3M System Coordinator, 05May06 NEC 9517

Job Qualification Requirements for Inside Machinist, Mar2004

Casualty Assist Call Officer, 14Jan04

Alcohol and Drugs Abuse for Mgr/Supervisor, 17Sep03

Lean Enterprise Training, 10Jul03

MR "C" school, NEC 4402, 06Jan03-20Jan03

Advanced Mill, 09Mar02

Drug Alcohol Recognition, 28Jun02

Phase II Law Enforcement Course, 06Apr2001

40Hours Emergency. Vehicle Operators, 18May01

Command Financial Specialist Training, 24Aug01

Heat Treatment School, NEC 4403, 20Aug99

Gas Free Engineer, 06Aug99

IMA Mgr Skills, 02dec96-02Dec96

Quality Control Inspector, 24Oct96

Career Info Training Course, 14Apr95

Computer Numeric Controlled, 19Jun92

Health Aspect of Marine Sanitation, 09Aug91

COSAL Use and Maintenance, 01Feb91

Turret Lathe and Metal Build Up, 19Jan90

Prec. Grinding and Balance, 24Nov 89

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES

CDMD-OA, October2010

HMC&M Technician, June2008 NEC 9595

Safety Programs Afloat Course, Oct2008

NAVOSH Assessment Tools and Strategies Course, Aug2008

Fire Protection and Life Safety Course, Sep2008

Classic RCM for PMS Developers, 21Nov2008

Navy Back lift RCM for Practitioners, 14Nov2008

Ship's 3M System Coordinator, 05May06 NEC 9517

Command Manage Equal Opportunity Program Mgr, 15Sep06 NEC

Inside Machinist (JQR CIN V-702-4405 01Mar2004

Job Qualification Requirements for Inside Machinist, Mar2004

Lean Enterprise Training Program Jul2003

Drug Alcohol Recognition (DAR) June2002

Phase II Law Enforcement course, April2001

40Hours Emergency Vehicle Operator's Course (EVOC) May2001

Law Enforcement Apprentice Course NEC 9545 15Nov00-21Dec00

Military Customs Inspector Training 29May98

Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Training, Feb1993

Computer-Aided Design/Manufacturing, Dec1993

IMA Manager Skills, Dec1996

Quality Control Inspector, Oct1996

Machinist, U.S. Dept of Labor, Dec1996

Certified Gas Free Engineer Tech, 11Jan91

NEC 4402/4403

PROFESSIONAL RATINGS, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITIONS

NAVYCOM, May2006 - Nov2008

NAVYCOM, May03 to 09May2006

NAM, Mar 1990 - Oct 1992

NAM, Nov 1996 - Sep1997

NAM, Jan2001 - Jan 2003

EXWS 19Feb08

EAWS 06Dec98

ESWS 08Sep94

OTHER INFORMATION

Proficient in English and Tagalog. Member of Free and Accepted Mason

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION

Active Duty: 09/1986 to 09/2010 - U.S. Navy

Honorable Discharge

Retirement Rank: E7. Date: 09/15/2004

Percentage of service connected disability 60%

Date of last Veterans' Administration Letter: 01/15/2011

ADDITIONAL DATA SHEET

Edwin F Cabal

1. Appointment Eligibility:

Veterans Recruitment Appointment and/or 30% or More Disabled

Veteran

Person with Disability

Overseas Military Spouse Preference Eligible

Overseas Family Member Preference Eligible

Overseas Limited Appointment Eligible

2. Citizenship: Yes

3. Appt Preference:

Not interested/available in any of the above types of positions -

only want permanent full time

4. Willing to Travel: 6 or More Days

5. Vet Preference: 10-Point Disability Preference

6. Low Salary Accept: $57,000

7. Qualified Typist: Yes

8. Birth Date: **None Specified

9. Geo Preference: CA, Camp Pendleton ; CA, Coronado ; CA, Imperial

Beach ; CA, Miramar ; CA, National City ; CA, San Diego ; HI,

Kaneohe ; HI, Pearl Harbor ; BAHRAIN, Bahrain Island ; ITALY, Gaeta

; ITALY, LaMaddalena-Sardinia ; ITALY, Naples ; ITALY,

Sigonella-Sicily ; SINGAPORE ; GUAM ; JAPAN, Okinawa ; JAPAN, Sasebo

; JAPAN, Tokyo ; JAPAN, Yokosuka ; KOREA, Seoul ; CA, Chula Vista ;

CA, Point Loma ; HI, Central Oahu ; HI, West Oahu

RACE/ETHNIC STATUS: Asian (Asn)

SEX: Male

Contact this candidate