Adrian L. Crear, Sr.

**** **** ****** * *********, Michigan 49858

Cell Phone: 228-***-**** w Email: ac6cyt@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of Qualifications:

Advanced technical skills in the marine electrical field with extensive hands on experience acquired through 20 +years in the marine electrical industry.

Supervisory and Project Management experience demonstrating quick, effective decision-making and complex problem-solving skills in a wide range of high stress situations.

Supervised all electrical work repairs and routine maintenance.

Ensured compliance with all local and industry electrical codes and regulations.

Demonstrates positive leadership practices including setting clear goals with employees, providing regular feedback, and contributing to a positive and motivational work environment.

Impressive ability to prioritize task.

Adept at reading blueprints and CAD drawings.

Connector’s fabrication and repair of connectors in accordance with NAVSEA STD and DOD standard.

Firmly believes in continued education and open to additional training/certifications.

Excellent communication abilities.

Flawless customer service skills.

Excellent time management abilities that help complete project obligations on time.

Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook

Received numerous Awards for outstanding performance.

EVMS (Earned Value Management System) Validation Certification

Professional Work Experience:

FINCANTIERI MARINETTE MARINE Marinette, Wisconsin (April 2015 to Present)

Electrical Test Foreman

Responsible for the day-to-day operations to include: plan, schedule, assign, and inspect electrical work on littoral combat ships, process payroll and budgets for the department on a daily/weekly basis; supervise 18 full-time employees.

Daily coordination with various departments to ensure timely completion of vessels; collaborate with Quality Assurance Inspectors to correct any nonconformities discovered during internal and Naval inspections; continuously work with the Engineering department to correct defects and the implementation of improvements in the design of electrical systems; highly experienced with A.C. and D.C. equipment.

Monitor the use and purchase of correct materials/supplies; manage budget on production orders for various systems: fire main, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), main drain, water mist, data acquisition units/programmable logic controllers (DAU/PLC), degaussing, power panels, equipment install, grooming systems, and systems tests.

Coordinate all systems readiness for tests and trials.

Reviewed and executed work orders by dispatching staff accordingly.

Inspect existing electrical systems and recommended cost-effective upgrades.

Responded to emergency situations and deployed appropriate resources.

HUNTINGTON INGALLS INDUSTRIES Pascagoula, Mississippi (1991 to 2014)

Test and Trials Electrical Supervisor (2006 to 2014)

Responsible for the day-to-day operations to include: planned, scheduled, assigned, and inspected electrical work on littoral combat ships, processed payroll and budgets for the department on a daily/weekly basis; supervised 25-30 full-time employees.

Daily coordination with various departments to ensure timely completion of vessels; collaborated with Quality Assurance Inspectors to correct any nonconformities discovered during internal and Naval inspections; continuously worked with the Engineering department to correct defects and the implementation of improvements in the design of electrical systems.

Monitored the use and purchase of correct materials/supplies; managed budget on production orders for various systems: fire main, aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF), main drain, water mist, data acquisition units/programmable logic controllers (DAU/PLC), degaussing, power panels, equipment install, grooming systems, and systems tests.

Coordinated all systems readiness for tests and trials.

1st Class Electrical Journeyman (1996 to 2006)

Installed electrical services and equipment in new installations; maintained and repaired electrical and equipment in existing ships; completed layout work from prints or as directed; computed loads, wire, and conduit sizes per code; groomed/installed fire and smoke systems/fire panels on various ships; performed all work in accordance with the National Electric Code.

Ensured safe working environment by following correct lock-out, danger, red tag procedures and WAF requirements.

Knowledge working with Shifts Operations Management Systems (SOMS)

Extensive knowledge of installing of phone jacks and electrical circuits.

Responsible for completing Work Authorization Form (WAF) and frisked of electrical equipment.

Electrical Apprentice (1991 to 1996)

Responsible for the installation/testing/grooming of various electrical equipment such as: sound power systems, power lighting panels, telephone systems, fire/smoke systems, etc.; troubleshoot data acquisition units/programmable logic controllers, limit switches, motor/pump controls; corrected nonconformities as necessary.

Awards and Acknowledgements:

SPPC-25 Bull Rider Award – March 2017

SPPC-26 Bull Rider Award – September 2017

Education:

Moss Point Municipal Separate School District Diploma

Gulf Coast Community College – Electrical Marine Apprenticeship Program

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