MICHELLE SIMPSON

Spartanburg SC Mobile: 864-***-**** ac2ij9@r.postjobfree.com

My objective is to obtain a position in which my experience will prove effective towards the growth and development of your organization.

Summary of Qualifications/Education

Engineering Principals

Process Improvement

Strong Presentation Skills

Computer Programs -Microsoft Office Suite/Maximo/ Primavera

Military Establishments

Project Management

TWIC Card Holder

OSHA Training with Department of Defense (10 hours) Including (CPR)

Experience in Purchasing LEAN

Retrieval and Interpretation of ASME Codes and Procedures; ISO900

Bachelor of Science- Organizational Leadership & Management; Regent University, 2011 (3.5 GPA)

Studied Management Functions and

Requirements; Business

and Marketing; Accounting

Principals; Critical Business

Functions (Six Sigma/ LEAN);

Systems That Influence

Organizations; Measuring

Performance; Oral and Written

Communications; Systems

Thinking; Ethics; Strategies for

Implementing Change; Theories of

Leadership and Strategies for

Implementation; Project Risks and Liabilities;

Interpreting Contract Documents;

Estimating Costs; Contract

Administration; Scheduling; Public

Relations; Project Control Cycle;

Dispute Resolution; Negotiations

Spartanburg Community College, 2003- Diploma

Work Experience

Nov 2012 to Aug 2014

Office Manager – Boston, MA

I moved to Boston in 2012 while my husband studied at Brandeis University. During this period I worked in a doctor’s office (cardiology). I managed the doctor’s schedule, billing and referrals under Lytec software. Unfortunately, my moms illness advanced during this time. I then returned home (SC) to care for my mom until her recent passing. I am now seeking new employment.

Jun 2011 to Nov 2012

Army Corp of Engineers – Louisville, KY

The objective of this organization is to ensure proper functioning of dams along the Ohio River. On this particular assignment, we successfully replaced gates for two chambers (1,200 feet long and 110 feet wide) well within our allotted time frame. I was given a lot of creative flexibility in this position. This included developing new techniques, procedures and applications.

Dec 2010 to Jun 2011

Cadata Corporation – Bethesda, MD

Under contract, the goal of this company was to conduct repairs to the aging conditions of the Pentagon Heating and Refrigeration Plant which supplies the US Pentagon. Our group successfully repaired pipe runs, valves and motors to accommodate the boilers in the plant. On this assignment, I held responsibility of analyzing projects from start to finish, as well as preparing presentations to present to higher management. Computer software used included Maximo and Primavera.

Jan 2009 to Dec 2010

CTR Group – Newport News, VA

Under contract with Oceaneering & Northrop Grumman (VA), this group staffs many government projects. Under CTR, I worked for the largest shipbuilder in the world, as well as a leader in underwater exploration. While working for Northrop Grumman I was assigned to work on a team installing and testing the emergency fire system of the USS G.H.W Bush (CVN-77) $6.2 billion dollar project. The assignment consisted of fitting pipe and pressure testing. This particular assignment also required learning complex military blueprints. I became proficient in working well under stressful situations. I also gained a strong knowledge in the use of complex measurement tools, including computerized CNC machinery with cuts within 1/32” tolerance.

Mar 2008 to Dec 2008

PDS Technical Services – Pascagoula, MS

Under contract with Northrop Grumman (MS), this project consisted of new construction of engineered destroyers, submarines, and nuclear vessels. The company employs over 10,000 workers and most vessels hold a price range of $100 million dollars each. The ship that I was assigned to was a midsize ship which required very tedious procedures to accomplish goals due to confined spaces.

Apr 2006 to Mar 2008

Zachry Construction Co – Omaha, NE

New construction at Nebraska City Power Station of a 660 megawatt coal fired power station-

$600 million. Performed procedures according to specifications (complex alloy metals).

Aug 2005 to Apr 2006

MK Industries – Rockland, ME

Under contract with Rockland Marine and Washburn Doughty, this company repairs and builds

military vessels- $10 million annual revenue. These companies basically maintain and repair ships damaged at sea due to ice collisions. During this position, I would often retrieve ASME codes and advise repairs according to proper techniques.

Feb 2004 to Aug 2005

Casey Industrial Services – Charleston, SC

Santee Cooper Power Plant

Jan 2002 to Jan 2004

Thompson Industrial Services – Charleston, SC

Weyerhaeuser Paper Plant

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