Microsoft Office Engineer
Resume:
Pamela Denise Gary
Portsmouth, Virginia *****
Contact Phone: 757-***-****)
Email Address *******@***.***
EXPERIENCE
*/**** ** */****, Worked in Charleston S.C. as a contractor for Hitrack; Ray contact person for Hitrack can be reach at 1-843-***-****; worked 60 to 70 hours week; systems include but not limited to; main and auxiliary sea water, main and auxiliary steam, high and low pressure steam drains, SSTG, thin line, hotel steam, catapults, feed water, condensate, shaft seal, fuel oil, JP-5, lube oil, diesel, fresh water, halon, AFFF, low and high pressure air, breathing air, trim and drains, potable water, chill water systems, high and low pressure blow and etc. The required skills consisted of detailed cutting and fitting up of various types of mechanical joints. I also drafted sketches, devised piping runs, designed piping systems, silver brazed, stick welded, burned, and tested piped systems. Complied with all company policy and procedures as required.
2/2014 to Present, Currently attending Regent University for Bachelors degree, have a 2.95 GPA, had a 3.2 due to long hours drop from 3.2 to 2.95 last quarter.
12/2012 to 3/2014 Salaried, 40 hours per week ; last promoted on March 27, 2014; permanent employee; BAE Systems, Norfolk VA 23523; Barry Mc Coy, 757-***-****
As a Craft Supervisor support Pipe department with the duties to include but not limited to manage manpower and material to support scheduled milestone requirements. Control labor and materials. Ensure that production work is accomplished on schedule and within budget. Participate in the planning process. Direct foremen and assign work accordingly. Ensure skill level of personnel meets job requirements. Ship check and estimate work as required. Comply with all company policy and procedures.
9/2012 to 11/2012 40 hours per week plus over time; 1st Class Pipefitter; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; Trillium Marine, Portsmouth, VA 23701; Brittany
Jordan, 757-***-****; may contact supervisor.
6/11 to 9/2012 FULL TIME STUDENT
9/2010 to; 6/2011 40 hours per Week; 1st Class Pipefitter ; WG-4243-10, last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Portsmouth, VA 23704-5000; Mark Perry, 757-***-****; may contact supervisor.
As a qualified pipefitter, I have twenty-six years of experience as a pipefitter in both the Norfolk Naval Shipyard and the commercial contractor side in the pipefitting field. As a pipefitter I have worked on nuclear submarines, non- nuclear submarines, nuclear surface crafts, assault crafts, two man submarines, super tankers, ferries, air craft carriers, cruise ships, and tankers. I have performed QA inspections, QA oversights, sea trials, as well as installed, modified, removed, repaired, certified, bend, sketched, burned, welded, brazed, and tested piping systems and components for the U.S. Navy Fleet and maritime. These systems include but are not limited to; main and auxiliary sea water, main and auxiliary steam, high and low pressure steam drains, SSTG’s, thin line, hotel steam, catapults, feed water, condensate, shaft seal, fuel oil, JP-5, lube oil, diesel, fresh water, halon, AFFF, low and high pressure air, breathing air, trim and drain high and low pressure blow and etc. The required skills consisted of detailed cutting and fitting up of various types of mechanical joints. I also drafted sketches, devised piping runs, designed piping runs and performed cuts for fit-ups as per configurations as specified by drawings and existing ship layouts and ship-offs.
My skills, knowledge and experiences have enabled me to mentor and provide leadership to helpers, apprentices, sailors and other mechanics. To maintain approved performance as per procedures in performing this trade.
As a Supervisor for L-3 Communications I have been called upon to schedule, allocate, problem solve, supervised ten persons and ensure the work performed on naval vessels. I have executed ship checks for safety and job readiness before assigning tasks to mechanics. I have administered in inter-active pre job briefings, pre shift briefing, purchased material and planned with the mechanics and formulated all aspects of the jobs to include but not limited to safety, danger tagged components in the area of work past problems and remedies. I verified that mechanics were qualified and that they had the required work experienced or training necessary to complete the job.
During my twenty-six years of experience of preparing to test, inspect, testing and restoring from testing I have used procedures and drawings to select appropriate sizes, pressure ratted fittings, hoses and pumps for high pressure sub-safe testing as well as nuclear testing . I’ve coordinated completion of work reviews, certified, and certification processes which assisted shops and codes to ensure that the tests were prioritized so that all trades were ready when there portion of the test required their presence.
I have planned work from technical documents such as Procedures, TGI’s and also originated DR’s and DL’s that identified and advised of infractions of deficient conditions to Engineers which reduced work delay and rework. Waf’s and REC’s have also been used to perform jobs safely, effectively and within technical requirements and specifications.
As a mentor to apprentices and others I’ve stressed the use of the proper tool for the assigned job. This knowledge has increased productivity and decreased rework which has resulted in jobs well done. I strive to maintain quality, safety and maximum productions while conforming to shop and ship requirements.
6/2007 to 10/2008; 40+ hours per Week; 1st Class Pipefitter; $21 per Hour; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; Ocean Tech Services, Norfolk VA.
I worked as a 1st Class Pipefitter for Ocean Tech in several different shipyards including but not limited to BAE, Metro, Colonna’s and others where I designed, inspected, sketched, cut fitted, bend, brazed, burned, welded, worked sheet metal and tested piping systems.
1/2006 to 6/2007; 40+ hours per Week; 1st Class Pipefitter; $36 per Hour; lasted promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; G-1 Mechanical.
I worked as a 1st Class Pipefitter for G-1 Mechanical in state and out of state in both Naval and private yards to include but not limited to Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Newport News Shipyard, Avondale and Metro where I inspected, designed pipe runs, sketched, bent piping, cut, fitted, welded, brazed, tested and restored from testing pipe and piping systems.
10/2005 to 12/2005; 60+ hours per Week; 1st Class Pipefitter; $28 per Hour; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; Venture Dynamics, Venture Dynamics Portsmouth VA 23704.
As a 1st Class Pipefitter for Venture Dynamics I worked out of town at Marinette Shipyard in Wisconsin, where I brazed, worked as a Hvac tech, cut, fitted, bent, brazed, inspected and tested and restored piping and associated systems.
4/2004 to 9/2005; 60+ hour per Week; Supervisor Pipe Shop; $22 per Hour; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; L-3 Communication, Chris Blakley; may contact supervisor.
As a first line supervisor for L-3 at Little Creek I worked 10 employees, allocated, scheduled jobs, QA inspected, problem solved, designed pipe runs, interpret prints, over seen work, kept time for pay, modified and tested as well as restored from testing and stored haz matted material of piping systems. I also trained helpers and sailors who had just transitioned to civilian life as 2nd Class mechanics.
5/1988 to 10/1995; 40+ hours per Week; Pipefitter; WG-10; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Norfolk Naval Shipyard Portsmouth, VA 23704-5000; Bernard White, 757-***-****; may contact supervisor.
As a 1ST Class Pipefitter in the Norfolk Naval Shipyard I worked as a Nuclear Test mechanic, Sub safe worker were in I was responsible for five or more employees whose work provided me the opportunity to work as a technical engineer on board the SSN Baltimore for 10 days Sea Trail. I was the first women to go out on sea trail on a submarine for the Norfolk Naval Shipyard. Also as a pipefitter I tested piping systems, inspected, modified and restored systems as per the proper paper work requirements. I also completed the apprenticeship program as a 1st Class Pipefitter in 1988, my apprenticeship started as a welder and after two and a half years into the program I had an accident were I switched from welding and became a pipefitter.
EDUCATION
Woodrow Wilson, Portsmouth, VA 23705; 1978 High School Diploma
ITT-TECH INSTITUTE, Norfolk, VA Degree in Computer Aided Drafting and Design, 2012; 3.71 out of a 4.0 GPA;
Tidewater Community College Portsmouth, VA 23701; No Degree in Paralegal, 2002; 2.8 out of 4 Point GPA; 20 Semester Hours
Tidewater Community College, Portsmouth, VA Specialist in Apprenticeship NNSY, 1988 2.9 out of 4 Point GPA; 24 Semester Hours
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Apprentice Graduate Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Pipefitter, 4 Years 1988
Supervisor L-3 Communication
Microsoft Office Specialist Certification, Tidewater Community College
National Security Clearance Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Organizer of Youth Revival for Fifty Church’s, Baptist General, Third Baptist Church
Manager Domino Pizza
Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Inventor
ITT-TECH, 3.7 GPA
IT Basics Computer Technology
Nuclear Certified, Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Sub safe Certified, Norfolk Naval Shipyard
HVAC Technician, Avondale Shipyard
Pipe Tester, Nuclear and Non-Nuclear, Norfolk Naval Shipyard and Commercial
Sea Trail ( 1st Women from Norfolk Naval 10 days as Technical engineer, SSN Baltimore 1991, Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Build USS New York, Navy through Venture Dynamics
Build George Bush, Norfolk Gruman
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES
Microsoft Office Certificated Tidewater Community College, 2007
Nuclear Certified Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 1990-1995
Sub safe Certified, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 1989-1995
Silver Brazer Certified, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 1988
Welder Certified, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 1986
Apprentice Graduate, Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 1988
PROFESSIONAL RATINGS, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITION
Outstanding Norfolk Naval Shipyard, 1989-1994
Two Performance Awards, Norfolk Naval Shipyard
U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION
Active Duty; 05/1978 to 05/1981- U.S. Army
Campaign badges and or expeditionary medals received: Good Conduct Metal
Expire Rifle
Expire Grenade
Honorable Discharge
Percentage of service connected disability 60%
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