Devon Angleton

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Virginia Beach, VA 23453

757-***-****

SUMMARY:

While working as a WAF Coordinator, I interfaced between repair activity representatives and ship’s force personnel to ensure accurate and efficient execution of the work control process. Twenty years of experience involving leadership, management, repair, operation, maintenance, and installation of electrical equipment, power distribution, and power plant operations.

EXPERIENCE:

U.S. Navy 1992 to 2012

Electrical Technician

Experienced in preventative and corrective maintenance on the following equipment:

Cargo elevators electrical circuits

Power and lighting circuits, switches and fuse boxes

Motors, generators, controller, and related power generation equipment

Experienced in reading blueprints and electrical schematics

U.S. Navy 2002 to 2012

Electrical Supervisor

Provided supervision, training, and mentorship to a division of up to 29 technicians in the maintenance, repair, and operation of the electrical distribution system.

Coordinate and implement divisional maintenance schedules.

Managed emergency and routine electrical maintenance trouble calls ensuring uninterrupted hotel services and crew comfort.

Provided electrical safety training to a crew of 1000 sailors.

GENERAL DYNAMICS NASSCO NORFOLK 2013 to 2016

WORK AUTHORIZATION COORDINATOR (SHIP REPAIR INDUSTRY)

Provided Work Authorization Coordination for several US Navy shipboard ship repair availabilities including USS Mitscher, USS San Jacinto, USS Ramage, USS Carter Hall, and USS Wasp. Tracked, managed and ensured safe isolation for all work conducted by ship repair facilities.

Experienced with computer programs such as Microsoft Excel, Outlook, and Word documents. Familiar and proficient in the US Navy’s Tag-Out Program (e-SOMS) and electronic WAFs.

BAE SYSTEMS NSR (VIA SHIPYARD STAFFING) 2016 to present

WORK AUTHORIZATION COORDINATOR (SHIP REPAIR INDUSTRY)

Provided Work Authorization Coordination for USS Tortuga and USS McFaul. Tracked, managed, and ensured safe isolation for all work conducted by ship repair facilities.

For USS Tortuga, filled the position as an assistant superintendent for ballast tank repairs, tracking progress from opening of the tanks through the repair and painting process through the close out of the tanks. Represented project team for safety of ship walkthroughs, correcting numerous discrepancies on site.

Created and updated QA Work Books for 22 MACH-ALTs outlining the scope and process of AIT installations, allowing for installation team to pass the RMMCO check-in process and begin the work on time.

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