maintenance supervision, planning, scheduling, project management

Michael S. Hogstad

**** ******** *****

Navarre, FL 32566

Cell: 601-***-****

Home: 850-***-****

*******.*******@*****.***

Summary

I am an Experienced Mechanical Operator and Work Manager. Following 21

years of naval service, I have and plan to continue to put my experience

and training to use in the work management and maintenance fields. I have

spent 4 years as a mechanical maintenance planner at a civilian nuclear

plant since retiring from the Navy. Since joining the Navy I have

accumulated over 16 years of supervisory experience in various

organizations. I was qualified Engineering Watch Supervisor for 14 years

on three different reactors.

I have vast experience in the development and implementation of the

planning and management required to complete demanding maintenance periods

with limited resources. I have extensive technical experience in working

with reactor plants, steam turbines, turbine generators, main engines,

reduction gears, lube oil systems, high-pressure air systems, hydraulic

systems, valves, bearings. I am highly experienced in the area of Quality

Assurance and Technical Work Package development for the nuclear repair

process.

Proficient in MicroSoft Office products, PassPort, Asset Suites, eSoms and

familiar with P3/P6.

Education

2014 Associates degree from Colorado Technical University - ASGS - General

Studies, working toward Bachelor's degree in project management

2012 Completed SRO systems training for BWR at Grand Gulf nuclear station

2011 NRC General Fundamentals Certification

2003 Quality Assurance Officer/Supervisor Course

1995 EPA Refrigerant Handler Certification Course - Certified Universal

Refrigerant Handler

1994 Gage Calibration School

1992 R-114 Air Conditioning Plant Combined Maintenance School

1992 Quality Assurance Inspector School

1990 Diesel Operator School

1988 Naval Nuclear Prototype Training Unit

1988 Naval Nuclear Power School

1987 Machinist's Mate Nuclear Field "A" School

Experience

2011-2013: Initial Senior Reactor Operator Licensing training. Prior to

starting classes, I spent six months performing duties as mechanical

maintenance outage coordinator liaison during the largest uprate

maintenance project in the country, and often successfully filling in for

the mechanical superintendent when he was unable. I trained the person who

is currently holding the position of online Mechanical Maintenance

Coordinator at Grand Gulf Nuclear Station.

2007-2011: Mechanical maintenance planner at Prairie Island nuclear

generating plant, specializing in turbine planning and overhead crane

planning. My drive to do the best that I can, regardless of hurdles

resulted in being selected as a Lead Planner a nomination for union steward

after only two years in the department.

. Well versed in Passport, Visio and Microsoft Office software and a

familiarity with Primavera.

. Chosen to represent the site as a member of the EPRI planning users

group.

2005 -2007: Divisional Manager serving as Machinery Division Leading

Chief Petty Officer aboard USS BOISE (SSN-764).

. As Engineering Watch Supervisor directly supervised up to 11 personnel

of various trades in the safe and reliable operation of the reactor

and steam plant under all operational and shutdown conditions

including three Operational Reactor Safeguards Examinations.

. Efficiently planned and coordinated several complex and highly

demanding maintenance periods improving the plant's readiness and

reliability enabling the ship to meet all operational commitments.

2003-2005: Senior Advisor for Quality Assurance Program as member of Naval

Submarine Support Command, Pearl Harbor, HI

. Managed and directed all aspects of Submarine Quality Maintenance and

Submarine Safety Certification for 16 fast attack submarines.

. Conducted training and highly detailed audits on all subordinate

organization's Quality Maintenance and Submarine Safety Records on

regular basis to verify conformation to requirements and standards.

As a result, submarine readiness was increased by 30%.

1998-2003: Divisional Supervisor serving as Machinery Division Leading

Petty Officer aboard USS SEAWOLF (SSN-21).

. As Division Leading Petty Officer and Engineering Watch Supervisor was

responsible for the supervision of up to 15 personnel during all

operational conditions.

. As the Department Administrative Assistant, I was responsible for the

proper records and documentation for all aspects of nuclear power

plant operations including logs and training records.

. As Department Leading Quality Assurance Inspector, I demonstrated very

effective technical writing skills through the research and

development of numerous technical work packages, ensuring all nuclear

and steam plant work was completed with first-time quality and met all

required standards.

1995-1998: Shop Supervisor serving in Nuclear Repair Department at Naval

Submarine Support Squadron, New London, Connecticut.

. Organized and supervised 30 personnel in complex nuclear system

repairs including valve repairs, freeze seal operations and several

resin and filter media replacements.

. Oversaw the qualification and training of all 30+ members under my

supervision.

Awards

. Five Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medals

. Six letters of commendation from rank of Admiral or above.

. Sailor of the Quarter, fourth quarter 2001.

Contact this candidate