Electrician

Conrado S. Mercado

**** ******** ****, *** *****, CA 92154

Home: 619-***-****, Cell: 904-***-****

Email: **.*******@*******.***

Summary of Professional Experience

U.S. Navy Active Duty: May 1983 to present. Highest Rank Achieved: Master

Chief Electrician (E-9). A culmination of over 30 years of Surface

Engineering experience in Hull Structure, Mechanical, Electrical (HME):

Distinctly served onboard USS Prairie AD-15, USS Bunker Hill CG-52, USS

Curtis Wilbur DDG-54, ATG Western Pacific, USS O'Bannon DD-987 USS

Roosevelt DDG-80, SPAWARSYSCEN Pacific, USS Makin Island LHD-8 performing

the following billets: Ship's Electrician, Electrical Division Leading

Chief Petty Officer, Engineering Department Leading Chief Petty Officer,

Engineering Department 3M Assistant, Division Officer and Ship's 3M

Coordinator.

. A meticulous manager, outstanding leader, and technical expert on

various surface ships' Engineering Department

. 30 years of enlisted experience as Ship's Electrician, Material

Maintenance and Management (3M) Coordinator, Maintenance, Training and

Supervision.

Summary of Qualification

. Active US government Secret security clearance

. Material Maintenance and Management (3M) Coordinator

. Qualified Engineering Officer of the Watch Gas Turbine ships

. Qualified Instructor

. Qualified Quality Assurance Officer/Supervisor

. Qualified Surface Warfare Specialist

Areas of Expertise

. Maintenance Management

. Project Management

. Material Assessment

. Supervisory and Management

. Process Development

. Testing and Surveys

. Machinery Controls

. Quality Assurance

. Mitigating and Coordinating

Employment History

USS MAKIN ISLAND LHD-8 JUL 2011 - APR 2012

3M Coordinator

Responsible for managing the ship's 3M Program. Trained over 3,000

personnel and lead 64 Work Centers in the proper administration of PMS and

MDS.

. Constantly provide in-depth and up-to-date training to all work

centers resulted in 99% completion of all scheduled maintenance.

. Effectively revised the procedure for submitting 3M Reports to reduce

paperwork and man-hours.

. Implemented new aggressive way of conducting Self Assessment to enable

the work centers submit proper report and complete their Quarterly

Self Assessment in a timely manner.

SPAWARSYSCEN PACIFIC SEP 2008 -

JUL 2011

Branch LCPO / Team Leader

Managed 45 mostly Senior Enlisted Personnel with seven different ratings

and four civilian technicians in conducting NTCSS testing, database groom

and installation in supporting PACFLT activities.

. Led the team in providing comprehensive NTCSS/OOMA life Cycle Support

to over 140 Command/Units per month. Timely and effectively resolved

over 10,000 NTCSS trouble calls enabling over 250 Pacific Fleet units

to operate at peak Logistic and operational readiness.

. Certified over 3,000 test case of Viking and Charger software upgrades

for NTCSS suite and successfully launching these capabilities for the

Pacific Fleet.

. Successfully implement NTCSS/OOMA pre-deployment grooms to the Battle

Group. Performed over 400 hours of required operational checks and

functional training for the key personnel, ensuring each unit has a

reliable system with trained administrator during their deployment.

USS ROOSEVELT DDG-80 SEP 2005 - AUG 2008

3M Coordinator

Responsible for managing the ship's 3M Program. Trained over 300 personnel

and lead 42 Work Centers in the proper administration of PMS and MDS.

. Skillfully implemented comprehensive training in the proper

administration of PMS and MDS resulting in the successful completion of

two 3M Assessments which significantly contributed to the Command

winning consecutive Battle Efficiency Award (BATTLE "E") for the year

2005 and 2006.

. Successfully coordinated and supervised six Continuous Maintenance

Availabilities and two CNO Availabilities that include 900 Intermediate

Level and over 100 Depot Level repairs enabling the ship to maintain an

impressive material condition of readiness.

AFLOAT TRAINING GROUP WESTERN PACIFIC AUG 2000 - JUL 2004

3M Lead Assessor / Team Leader / Instructor

Responsible for the material readiness and training of 18 Forward Deployed

Naval Forces (FDNF) ships.

. Single-handedly established the 3M Team and created new up-to-date

checklists to serve as guidelines for assessments. Trained over 600

personnel from various FDNF ships and led the 3M team in conducting 30

Baseline Assessments and 26 Assist visits.

. Due to limited qualified manpower, hand pick and trained selected

personnel to assist in conducting assessment on various FDNF units,

saving the Navy over 30,000 dollars in TAD and travel target funds.

. As a Gas Turbine Team Leader, planned and flawlessly executed 22

Tactical Training Strategy Events and assisted INSURV Inspectors in two

events.

USS CURTIS WILBUR DDG-54 MAY 1997 - MAY 2000

LCPO / Program Manager / Training Team Member / 3M Coordinator

Responsible for the ship's 60 Hertz and 400 Hertz Distribution system. Also

manage major Engineering Programs.

. As Engineering LCPO and acting Main Propulsion Division officer.

Coordinated a diverse and complex set of Main Propulsion evolutions and

repairs including Dynamic and Static over-speed checks on all four LM

2500 GTM's, Fault Current and Reverse Power relay checks on all three

GTG's.

. As Engineering Training Team Member. Diligently trained all EPCC and

Switchboard Operators. All were evaluated SAT during Mid Cycle

Assessment and Underway Demonstration.

. Trusted Engineering Officer of the Watch (EEOW) and Exceptional Program

Manager. Effected significant improvements in the administration of

Engineering programs; Tag Out, Electrical Safety, Heat Stress and

Quality Assurance programs. Each was evaluated "EFFECTIVE" and

contributed significantly to the ship winning the 1997 and1999 COMDESRON

FIFTEEN Battle Efficiency (Battle "E") award.

. Expert in the facets of 3M. Engineering Department 3M Assistant and hand

pick to assume the 3M Coordinator billet for the ship.

USS BUNKER HILL CG-52 OCT 1993 - MAY 1997

Electrical Division LCPO / Engineering Department 3M assistant

Responsible for the ship's 60 Hertz and 400 Hertz Distribution system. Led

seven electrician in the maintenance and repair of Electrical Plant and

Auxiliary Equipment.

. Brilliant Technician and reliable in crisis. Demonstrated extraordinary

technical and leadership skills in directing repairs to the ventilation,

lighting, and electrical distribution system after an extensive fire in

Main Engineroom #2. Restored 95 percent of the electrical damage within

12 hours of the casualty

. Responsible for a highly successful 3M Assist visit conducted by ATG

WESTPAC. His in depth training to the Work Center Supervisors and

meticulous program administration resulted in Engineering Department

setting the standard for PMS onboard.

Education

. National University - Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Navy Enlisted Classification (NEC)

. 9517 - Ship's 3M Coordinator

. 9502 - Classroom Instructor

. 4671 - Cargo Weapons Elevator Electronic and Electrical System

Maintenance Technician

. 4626 - DD963 / LHD1 Electrical Component Maintenance Technician

. 4621 - IMA Electrical Shop Journeyman

. 4615 - Electrical Motor Rewinder

. 9700 - Infantry, Gun Crews, and Seamanship Specialist Trainee

Navy Training and Certification

. Joint Fleet Quality Assurance Officer/Supervisor

. Advance Leadership Development Program Chief Petty Officer

. Leader Development Program for Leading Petty Officer

. Electrical Equipment Maintenance Course

Availability Date: March / April 2013[pic]

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