Jaime Javier Rojas

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Saraland, Al 36571

aczqu1@r.postjobfree.com

904-***-****

QUALIFICATION SUMMARY: Over ten years of military and civilian experience involving management, maintenance, repair, precision, and operational testing of AC/DC drives and operating systems and mechanical operations. Qualified as an Asst. Engineer through the USCG/STCW certifications. Qualified as Electrical Plant Console Operator and Propulsion Plant Control Console Operator while on active duty in the US Navy.

AREAS OF EXPERISE: Engineering Leadership Motor Controllers Training Troubleshooting Schematics AC/DC Circuits AC/DC Motors Pumps Electrical Safety PLC Programming Calibration Power Generation 450Vac, 3 phase 120Vac

Work History:

U.S. Navy Jun ’06 – Aug ’06 U.S. Navy Basic Training Great Lakes, IL Aug ’06 – Feb ’07 Naval Nuclear “A” school Charleston, SC Mar ’07 – Sep ’07 Navy Nuclear Power School Charleston, SC Sep ’07 – Mar ’08 Navy Nuclear Prototype Saratoga Springs, NY Mar ’08 – Aug ’08 Navy Sub base Groton Groton, CT Sep ’08 – Mar ’14 USS New York (LPD-21) Mayport, FL JBT Foodtech

Mar ’14 - Sep ’14 Field Control Technician Madera, CA R.W. Moore Equip Co.

Sep ’14 –Dec ’14 Field Service Technician Raleigh, NC GKN Driveline

Jan ’15 – Nov '16 Maintenance Technician Sanford, NC Hornbeck Offshore

Nov ’16 – Present First Assistant Engineer Covington, LA

EXPERIENCE:

Electrical / Mechanical Technician Experienced in preventative and corrective maintenance on the following equipment:

3 phase and single phase AC/DC equipment

Siemens and Allen-Bradley PLC troubleshooting and programming

Power and lighting circuits, switches, and fuse boxes

3608/3516/C18/C32 Caterpillar diesel engines

16 cyl. PC2.5 Colt-Pielstick diesel engines

Alarm systems and other power monitoring equipment

Ships Calibration Coordinator responsible for 4281 calibrations

Responsible for all ship electrical power distribution, repairs, operations, and maintenance scheduling

“Z”drive propulsion plants

Bow and Stern thrusters

Over 250,000 gallons of fuel transferred without incident

LEADERSHIP:

Recognized as the hallmark in the field of ship engineering. Duty Involved control, operation, maintenance, repair, and casualty control of the engineering plant. As a Second and First Class Electrician’s Mate held the position as Leading Petty Officer directly responsible for 21 personnel in the electrical and interior communications division.

TROUBLESHOOTING:

Experienced in troubleshooting of computer control groups, hardware, software

3608 Caterpillar and 16 cyl. PC2.5 Colt-Pielstick diesel engines

Pneumatic and hydraulic system malfunctions

Alarm and indication systems

Mechanical linkage and alignment malfunctions

Hydraulic pump and motor

Motor controllers

EDUCATION:

Aug ’06 – Feb ’07 Naval Nuclear “A” school Charleston, SC Mar ’07 – Sep ’07 Navy Nuclear Power School Charleston, SC Aug ’08 – Sep ’08 Elevator “C” School Great Lakes, IL Mar ’14 PLC Programming Rockwell Automation Dec ’15 Vessel Security Officer Norfolk, Va Dec ’15 Advanced Fire Fighting Norfolk, Va Mar ’16 Lifeboatman Norfolk, Va Jan ’16 QMED, FOWT Norfolk, Va Mar ’16 QMED, Electrician Refrig. Norfolk, Va Mar ’16 Universal EPA (608) Cert Norfolk, Va Mar ‘16 Tankerman Assistant Norfolk, Va Mar ‘16 Engine Resource Management Norfolk, Va Mar ’16 RFPEW Norfolk, Va Apr ’16 Medical Care Provider Norfolk, Va Nov ’16 T-HUET Houma, La Nov ’16 Rigger Personnel Houma, La

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