Qualifications Profile

Top-performing and multi-faceted professional, known for expertise in diversified fields, encompassing teaching and instruction, electrical maintenance and repair, client relations, and workplace management. Strategic professional, adept at formulating plans to determine problems, resolve issues, and improve processes. Forward-thinking leader, with proven ability to manage operations and coach professionals toward attainment of organizational goals. Effective communicator and collaborator, with the ability to establish rapport with various individuals. Proficient with Microsoft Office Applications (Word, Excel, and Access).

Professional Experience

United States Navy

Leading Chief Petty Officer, Ship Board Damage Control Sep 2016–Present

Operational Leadership

Direct 68 damage control staff in executing daily prevention; damage control operation and maintenance; ship stability; firefighting and prevention; and chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) warfare defense initiatives

Conduct staff training and development activities

Strategic Planning and Process Optimization

Take charge of planning and implementing divisional and departmental functions

Discuss daily work requirements and manage departmental work schedules

Hold responsibility in monitoring assets, policies, and programs

Staff Supervision and Support

Guide subordinates and render support to the division officer regarding the development of policies

Serve as the liaison between the department and contractors

Leading Chief Petty Officer, Electrical Division Feb 2015–Sep 2016

Operational Leadership

Spearheaded the overall operations of 50 electricians within four work centers regarding planning, training, operation, and maintenance of all shipboard power and lighting circuits

Strategic Planning and Process Optimization

Led the planning and execution of all electrical installations including 440v/115v circuits, power distribution, and lighting circuits

Demonstrated first-rate performance in carrying out various functions, such as

-Coordination of repair scheduling and planning;

-Installation of new wiring and removal of old wiring;

-Oversight of prevention and corrective maintenance processes;

-Administration of quality assurance and inspection initiatives; and

-Interpretation of electrical sketches, diagrams, and blueprints

Leading Chief Petty Officer, Navy Barracks Facilities Manager Sep 2013–Feb 2015

Operations Management Program Administration

Administered 26 personnel in 1,200-bed barracks providing support to more than 2,400 sailors

Assumed full accountability in assigning and monitoring rooms; handling inspection and inventory activities; maintaining occupancy and cleanliness; and managing maintenance operations; and scheduling services

Managed the planning and execution of building maintenance and renovations

Customer Service

Provided top-notch services to customers, by attending and resolving complaints

Collaborated with internal and external agencies in to render effective services to customers

Personnel Support

Functioned as the main point of contact between the department and the primary contractor

Handled the planning and supervision of services rendered by accountable staff in front desk operations and housekeeping services

Led staff training programs aimed to surpass Navy Medicine Training Supper Center standards

Leading Chief Petty Officer, Navy Military Training Instructor (NMTI) Aug 2011–Sep 2013

Operations Management Process Improvement

Managed 28 staff in providing oversight to 4,200 students through indoc, training, and medical processing

Improved processes through effective workforce management and resource allocation

Rendered expert management to the following initiatives;

-Full operations administration;

-Orientation and training activities;

-Specialized function coordination; and

-Policy development

Maintained a centralized management of all student personnel

Instructor Nov 2009–Aug 2011

Teaching and Instruction Educational Planning and Delivery

Strategically led all teaching activities in schools and training centers

Took charge of selecting reserve units and evaluating instructional materials and results

Provided guidance and advice to students regarding academic issues

Employed analytical skills in developing learning objectives as well as keen attention to detail in preparing test items

Electrician Mate Jun 2005–Nov 2009

Equipment Operation, Testing, Maintenance, and Repair

Monitored generators, switchboards, control and electrical equipment as well as performed maintenance procedures for power and lighting circuits, electrical fixtures, motors, generators, voltage and frequency regulators

Conduct tests for short circuits and grounds while restructuring the electrical equipment; performing calculations of faulty currents and system loads

Performed bench tests on electric governors, motor and generator windings

Conducted troubleshooting of electrical circuits to identify causes of improper voltage and current

Took charge of maintaining and repairing hydraulic and pneumatic systems

Inspected motors and generators to determine current condition and performed needed maintenance

Operations Management Workplace Safety

Managed numerous work functions, such as follows:

-Provision of oversight to work team planning and coordination; scheduling responsibilities; monitoring of progress; developing training schedules; and managing training initiatives;

-Integration of problem resolution initiatives;

-Assistance in preparing and conducting performance evaluations;

-Management of subordinates;

-Coordination of staff selection, onboarding, and orientation;

-Establishment of working teams through group dynamics; and

-Assessment of training and enforcement of workplace safety

Regulatory Compliance

Determined work place hazards and ensure personnel safety by enforcing standards

Made use of personal protective equipment in handling maintenance operations in compliance with safety standards

Oversaw organizational functions in alignment with goals and objectives as well as safety standards

Acted as a section and team leader during training activities

Electrical Component Maintenance Technician Oct 2006–Nov 2009

Preventive Maintenance

Conducted operational, preventive, and corrective maintenance on unique electrical components, static frequency converters, and the SSM Degaussing system

Earlier Career

United States Navy

Console Maintenance

Electrical Motor Rewinder

Minehunting Technician

Console Maintenance

Fireman

Professional Affiliation

United States Navy

Professional Development

Recent Trainings and Courses

2015

Code of Conduct Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape

2014

Emergency Preparedness Response Course

2013

Casualty Assist Calls Officer (CACO) Emergency Preparedness Response (EPRC) - Operator Course

2011

Bystander Intervention Train the Trainer (Basic)

Coaching Tips for (IDC) Workspace Trainer Qualification Program

Journeyman Instructor Training (JIT) - Basic Instructor - Automated Electronic Classroom (AEC)

ATFP Level I Awareness Training for Service Members (CONUS) Individual - Managing Your Risk

2010

ATFP Level I Awareness Training for Service Members (CONUS) The Basic Steam Cycle

Intro to the Stress Response Continuum and Suicide Awareness

2006

FY07 General Mil Training Unit 1.1 Personal Financial Management

DD963 Electrical Component Maintenance Technician Air

FY07 General Military Training Unit 1.3 Operations Security

FY07 General Military Training Unit 1.1 Operation Risk Management

Hertz Frequency Converter (Air Cooled) System Maintenance

Leading Petty Officer Leadership Course

The Personal Approach in Delegation Business Ethics

A Managers Primer for Ensuring Accountability The Leaders as a Model

The Negotiation Process Leading Through Change Effective Team-Building Strategies

Revving Up Your High-Performance Project Team Project Team Communication Skills

Dynamic Decision Making Establish and Maintain Authority

Basic Presentation Structure Teamwork and Emotional Intelligence

Decision Making and Problem Solving Fundamentals Problem Solving and Decision Making in Groups

Damage Control Petty Officer Dc Circuits

Introduction to Electricity Basic Shipboard Electrical Equipment

Awards and Honors

Numerous Good Conducts Awards Navy Achievement Medal (NA)

Navy Commendation Medal (NC)

Merit Award (2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2011, and 2014)

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