Mohammad M. Nawaz

*** **** ********* *****, **** C

Carlsbad, NM 88220

757-***-****

abndn3@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE:

Seeking a challenging position in Marine Mechanical Engineering

department.

EDUCATION:

State University of New York Maritime College

Bachelor of Engineering, Facilities Engineer, 2007

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Senior Engineer - URS Corporation- Washington TRU Solutions LLC,

Carlsbad, NM.

(May 2009 to Present)

Manage HVAC controls to Department of Energy (DOE) owned non-

reactor facilities which process nuclear transuranic legacy

waist for permanent underground burial. Author working

instructions to perform maintenance and upgrades on facilities

installed vital electromechanical systems. Design hydraulic

piping system to sample toxic Volatile Organic Compounds air

fluid in subsurface confined areas.

Marine Project Engineer - GEA Westfaila Separator, Inc., Northvale, NJ.

(May 2008 to May 2009)

Coordinate marine projects and provide technical installation

and system process support to end users on mineral oil

centrifuges. Schedule startup services of centrifuge systems

installed on marine vehicles both domestic and internationally.

Provide warranty engineering technical support services to end

users. Investigate customer claims and provide feasible

resolutions.

Market Administrator - ISO New England, Inc., Holyoke, MA.

(October 2007 to February 2008)

Develop Day-Ahead schedule based on the bids, offers and

scheduling submitted, utilizing the scheduling and dispatch

programs, based on least cost, security-constrained unit

commitment and dispatch for each hour of the next Operating Day.

Engineering Assistant - Ameresco, Inc., Melville, NY.

(May 2007 to August 2007, Internship)(March 2008 to May 2008)

Commissioning authority of HVAC equipments and building

management systems. Assisted in performing testing, adjusting,

and balancing of HVAC systems and verified it meets design

specifications. Reviewed submittals for compliance and, if

needed, formally addressed any deficiencies. Assigned

facilities are biology laboratories and academic buildings. Such

as:

. Marshack Vivarium science biology laboratory at City

College of New York

. Student support services building at Medgar Evers College

. Office of Chief Medical Examiner at Belleview hospital

. School of architecture at City College of New York.

Nuclear Engineer - DoD NAVSEA System Command- Norfolk Naval Shipyard,

Portsmouth, VA.

(May 2001 to December 2007)

Control Engineering Division - Cognizant engineer for the main

coolant pump controllers, static variable frequency controller

(SVFC). Provide written instructions to support upgrades from

analog to digital controls. Worked directly with the project,

engineering team and production to coordinate all activities

related to nuclear power plant work. Obtained a DoD

confidential security clearance.

Reactor Engineering Division - Provide engineering oversight for

design, alterations, and repairs for temporary reactor support

systems. Present written technical work documents in accordance

with the NAVSEA quality control manual. Authorize fabrication

instructions for special tools/equipments used to support

nuclear testing. Qualified to prepare, or sign for concurrence

or approval of technical work documents that specify work to be

performed on radioactive or potentially radioactive systems,

components, or equipment that require contamination controls,

Article 112, of NAVSEA 0389-0288, Radiological Controls for

Shipyards. Implement complex radiological source calculations in

technical work packages for production. Evaluate and implement

personnel exposure control methods. Implement airborne

radioactivity controls and radioactive material/liquid controls.

Authored work instructions to implement emergency response

methods and methods for radiological spills and loss of

radiological materials. Provide disposition instructions for

mixed waste radioactive material.

Cadet watch Engineer/Operator

Sailed on marine vehicle Empire State VI.

(June 2000- July 2000; June 1998- July 1998; June 1997- July

1997)

. Completed total of six months of experiential learning

aboard the steam propulsion marine vehicle.

. Maintained engineering operations within an energy

conversion plant.

. Supervised underclass cadets in plant maintenance.

AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES:

Article 112 of NAVSEA 389-0288, Radiological Controls for

Shipyards.

(November 2002)

Internship recognition from Ameresco, Inc.

(Summer 2007)

SKILLS:

Read electrical wiring diagrams, ladder diagrams,

marine/mechanical drawings, AIM- Advance Industrial Management,

BAS/BMS, ATIS- Advanced Technical Information Support, Turbo

Pascal, MS-Office, AutoCAD.

REFERENCES:

Available upon request

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