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John Rockwell

Adair, OK *****

john.rockwell@ymail.com951-719-5764

Work Experience

Facilities Maintenance Specialist

DOD U.S. GOVERNMENT

November 2008 to Retired July 2016

GS-1601-12

last promoted Not Specified permanent employee

not on a temporary promotion

DOD Facilities Maintenance Department, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton Mr. Hunt/ LtCol Lopez, 760-***-****

may contact supervisor.

I have the ability to prepare specifications and statements covering standard change orders for awarded contracts and contracts in progress. A working knowledge of basic contracting principles and procedures as applies to contract pre-award, pre-construction, construction, and post construction warranty phases.

I possess a knowledge of HQMC funding procedures, practices, and methods used to develop and fund major facility restoration repair projects, (Three-Hundred Thousand to Five Million Dollars), modernization improvement projects (One Hundred Thousand to Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand), and Milcon construct ion project s (Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand and above. I have knowledge

of Base Billeting procedures and base regulations referencing those procedures that were obtained from my years of working at Camp Pendleton. I perform field spot inspections to validate the quality of work as well as the ability and authority to ensure Maximo data entered is timely, accurate, and in sufficient detail to provide accurate reporting to the Designated Government Representative. I am knowledgeable of facilities planning and programming system, including the Facilities Sustainment, Restoration and Modernization, and the MILCON process to include e all requests for new construction and site approval.

I have knowledge of Facility Maintenance Departments routing of work requests for maintenance and repair performed in-house or by contract. I am well versed in the planning and estimating of work, funding of the work, ordering materials through the facilities supply system and direct stock support control and the annual inspection scheduling phases for maintaining facilities and equipment. I possess an average knowledge of the Maximo Computerized Maintenance Management System and a good working knowledge of the Microsoft Office, including Excel spreadsheet and Microsoft PowerPoint

to include a working knowledge of the geographical information system and am able to generate maps, site plans, and statistical reports and data reports. I am knowledgeable of and apply all safety, environment, hazardous materials and wastes and recycling procedures aboard the installation. I have knowledge of Base Budgeting practices, a good working knowledge of the facilities maintenance/ management budgeting process and financial information pointers including cost account codes,

job order numbers, and fund administrators that are applied to various work generating documents

such as work requests, work orders, job orders, contracts, and maintenance service requests. I am knowledgeable in the content and interpretation of inter-service & intra-service support agreements, memorandums of agreement. and memorandums of understanding between Facilities Maintenance Department and its customers to properly determine when work should be done with station funds versus with reimbursable funding from the customer.

Environmental Protection Specialist

DOD Facilities Maintenance Department - Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA June 2007 to November 2008

Mike Dodge, 760-***-**** may contact supervisor. I have knowledge in Endangered Species Act National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) Clean Air Act

Clean Water Act

Solid Waste Management

Waste Water, and Storm Water Programs. I work with the Biological Standards set by Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ). I have knowledge in program principles and procedures applicable to a wide range of duties in several programs/functional areas. Apply knowledge in solving complex problems involving diverse aspects of environmental protection

making significant modifications to established methods, procedures or approaches to solve the problems or revising standard methods to improve or extend environmental administration or management systems. I have knowledge as well in laws, regulations, licensing/permits requirements, precedent decisions governing environmental operations, policies, organization, work practices, environmental parameters of regulated industries, agricultural or commercial establishments, Federal agencies, states, and other entities to provide information, evaluate compliance, and recommend changes and control measures. I am skilled in gathering data and analysis techniques to collect and review technical information on environmental activities, and in communicating with employees, managers, contractors, and others in order to establish effective working relationships and to motivate others to a particular course of action. I provide technical support in the eradication of the west Nile virus in mosquito's larva base wide. I reviewed and monitored the progress on erosion control at all water reservoirs base wide. I reviewed and monitored the progress of removing of tritium at the base landfill. I do daily site visits to make sure all of Facilities Maintenance Department work complies

with the National Environmental Policy Act (N.E.P.A.).1 provide oversight to shops working within FMD on all Environmental Policies. My environmental responsibilities are for the management and

administration of the environmental programs as they pertain the Facilities Maintenance Department (FMD). This involves the oversight of all work performed by FMD to ensure work is performed in compliance with local, state, and federal, environmental laws and regulations. I review incoming work requests to determine if work can be accomplished under existing programmatic categorical exclu sions or if a stand-alone is required. When a stand-alone cat-x is required I coordinate with the various planners to obtain the full scope of work, compile the data with maps showing locations, fill out preliminary environmental data paperwork, and coordinate with the Base Environmental Office to review the requested project and start the NEPA process. Coordinating meetings with the various environmental branches (nepa, wildlife, archeologist, land management, water/waste water, air, and

compliance) to discuss the project and various options for achieving the project. Once project approval is completed, I discuss the environmental restrictions and requirements with the various FMD managers for coordinating and completing the work. The work is monitored throughout until completion and signoff. I monitor lead-based paint testing and inspection and asbestos testing for all facilities aboard base. I monitor the sewage collection system spill reports. I monitor and inspect grease traps and oil

water separators base wide at the various dining facilities or clubs, and motor transport units wash racks. I accompany various regulatory agencies (EPA, APCD, Water Board, OSHA, etc.) on inspections for the base representing the Facilities Maintenance Department. I am skilled in analyzing and making decisions for repairs and improvements to utility systems, electr ical, heating, ventilation systems and associated equipment.

UTILITIES ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN

MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON

December 2005 to June 2007

GS-0802-11; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; DOD FACILITIES MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, MARINE CORPS BASE CAMP PENDLETON; MIKE DODGE,

760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

I perform a variety of duties in the development of on-site plans and sketches, and with projects involving repair, maintenance and utilities. I perform measurement, inspection, survey, monitoring, review, analysis, design and layout and prepare appropriate documentation for the calibration, operation, maintenance, repair and modification of mechanical and electrical systems, production equipment and tooling, other utility systems and/or facilit ies. I provide quality assurance inspections of the Service Providers performance of utility locator services and meter reading. I verify accuracy of data, report and record in Maximo database. I provide for the inspection and review of the Service

Providers operations, preventative maintenance, and repair of the wastewater collection and treatment systems. I have general knowledge of the regulations governing wastewater collection and treatment systems. These systems include gravity sewer mains, forced sewer mains, sewer lift stations, sewage treatment plant operations and maintenance. I evaluate the Service Providers upkeep, maintenance, and response to emergencies related to these systems as identified in the PWS and in accordance

with the regulatory permits. For non-compliant issues noted during inspections I notify the section

supervisor for action. Reports will be documented and recorded in the Maximo database. I am familiar with the water production, treatment and distribution systems, regulations, and permits governing the operation of these systems base wide. I perform Quality Assurance inspections to ensure the Service Provider operates and maintains these systems in a safe and compliant manner. For non- compliant issues noted during inspections I notify the section supervisor for action. Reports will

be documented and recorded in the Maximo database. I am responsible for the inspection of the operations and maintenance of the natural gas distribution systems base wide. I am familiar with natural gas distribution systems and the related subsystems connected to them. I understand the various types of materials in the system i.e.

polyethylene pipe, steel pipe, pvc pipe, and the related valving and regulators which are connected to the system. I inspect the Service Providers operation and maintenance performance of this system as identified in the requirements of the PWS.I am responsible for the inspection of the operations and

maintenance performed by the Service Provider to the electrical distribution system and the electrical ground testing preventative maintenance performed. I am familiar with electrical distribution system and subsystems. I perform inspections to verify the operation and maintenance is done in compliance with the PWS and applicable codes and regulations. I conduct inspections of construction projects and, as directed, projects performed by contractors. I inspect all classes of work on such construction projects including quality and adequacy of materials, workmanship, procedures, and processes employed for the purpose of determining that they are in accordance with standard construction

practices and techniques as well as making certain that such processes are in accordance with various contractual terms and meet fire code requirements. I review working drawings submitted for the purpose of making certain that such drawings and equipment are in accordance with contract terms. I

coordinate and arrange for physical testing of materials utilized in construction projects. I review and study plans and drawings for maintenance type projects and make interpretations of same. I document drawings, blueprints, specifications and other material in the case of modi ficat ions, changes, and/

or alterations for the purpose of reflecting "as built" drawings and work sketches. I review various schedules and plans with supervisory personnel performing work in order to maintain awareness of needs of contract and status of project. I coordinate with safety office, security, fire department on all safety and security matters relating to construction practices used by personnel performing contracts. I monitor and inspect contractor operations to ensure that such operations follow proper safe, security and fire practices. I compile and maintain a variety of reports relative to construction inspected and makes recommendations as to percentage of work completed. I submit such reports and estimates of contract work performed to my superior for review and final submission to director.

ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN

DOD Facilities Maintenance Dept - Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA April 2004 to December 2005

Ray Brengarth, 760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

I provide engineering technical support, planning and estimating services and a control inspection program for base facilities, equipment, and infrastructure. I perform technical work related to the inspection, evaluation, repair, modification, improvement, and operation of the installation physical plant, including facilities, utilities, equipment, and infrastructure. My work involved struct ura l changes to buildings and utility systems

piping and plumbing for drainage and sewage treatment

load bearing walls, doors, partitions, and related fixtures

control panels, wiring and lighting and other architectural, mechanical-electrical, roads & grounds repair, improvement and construction requirements. I am responsible for providing guidance

and direction in the generation and administration of contracts (P&C), jobs and maintenance programs required in the daily care of Base Facilities, assures the completeness, accuracy and t imely management of work orders, construction cost estimates and maintenance or repair cost estimates relate to the upkeep of Real Property Facilities/Equipment. I have the overall responsibility, authority and accountability to provide administrative and technical supervision to the branch to develop, interpret and maintain Facilities Maintenance Department policies and procedures concerning the Operation Branch. I review proposed Purchasing and Contracting (P&C) contract documents for complexity of specifications, time for performance, justification for proprietary items, and unusual delivery requirements to ensure that the specifications are not restrictive to interface with Facilities Maintenance Shops work. I check all work products for the branch and ensure that job orders, cost estimates, detailed drawings and material requests are accurate and understandable. I Supervise staff personnel in the review of plans and specifications provided by Public Works Department . These plans and specifications are military or proposed changes to improve maintainability of the subject

facility. I determine the overall scope of requested or projected work and direct the appropriate section to accomplish the required planning and estimating. I determine, concur or re-establish deadlines

or target dates on work projects as appropriate for the branch. I approve or disapprove of technical or engineering approaches and concepts used by my staff. I will represent the branch to defend

or support controversial or debatable techniques. Subject to higher authority, I will determine the priority order of requested work or projects for the branch. I have thorough working knowledge of industrial, commercial, utilities, and residential maintenance operation and procedures and knowledge of contracting principles and procedures applicable to pre-award and/or post-award action. I evaluate and interpret engineering problems and provide adequate solutions or alternative proposals to

management. I'm able to analyze trends and provide reasonable solutions to problems to meet program objectives. I indirectly control or expend large sums of appropriated funds through supervision and management of construction, maintenance and repair projects. I demonstrate supervisory and managerial skills at the first, second and third managerial levels to ensure employees meet required objectives within established time frames. I demonstrate supervisory and management skills, logic

and reliability in the area of maintenance, construction management and contract administration. I resolve employee problems without recourse to higher management, and provide sufficient expertise to employees to improve their skills and performance.

SHOP PLANNER

DOD Facilities Maintenance Dept - Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA March 2003 to April 2004

Jay Bergamini, 760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

As SHOP PLANNER_ ELECTRICAL/ MECHANICAL TRADES dealing with Welder, Sheet Metal Mechanic, Machinist, Pipefitter, Boiler Plant Heat Mechanic, Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic, Industrial Equipment Mechanic, Maintenance Mechanic, Electrician, Electrician (High Voltage) and Electronics Mechanic for the Utilities Division at the Electrical / Water Distribution Branch. Responsible for planning, scheduling, and expediting the use of manpower, material, and equipment in the accomplishment of specific maintenance job orders for the Facilities Maintenance Department.

Work includes maintaining various types of records requiring accuracy in selecting, posting, and consolidating pertinent data, while coding, compiling, or verifying statistical data and documents. Completing arithmetic computations, applying formulas or conversion tables, while screening various types of documents to verify the accuracy y of codes, amounts, or similar data in numeric form against related documents or guides. Responsible for converting service tickets which cannot be completed in the 16 hours allowed or which require 3 or more shops

developing job requirements, preparing weekly Work Center Schedule, tracking work time expenditures, rescheduling work, materials verification, arranging for delivery of materials, tools, and equipment required for the various jobs and/or projects. Periodically inspecting job sites to ensure that the job is progressing according to plan and adjusting schedules as required by dynamic conditions.

Coordinating the necessary workflow of major and minor work, which involves other shops with the appropriate master scheduler, assistant P&E, and shop foreman. Responsibilities include the creation of job orders, including the sequence of operations and appropriate task hours based on the Engineering Performance Standards (NavFac 700 Series)

initiating corrective action as necessary to stay within the standard limit s of plus or minus 10 percent man-hours or available funds (project management)

coordinating outage repair for all utilities with appropriate base officials, military and civilian, and/or state and local agencies.

Assistant Planner and Estimator

DOD Facilities Maintenance Dept - Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA July 1990 to March 2003

Ray Brengarth, 760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

Responsible for planning, scheduling, and expediting the use of manpower, material, and equipment in the accomplishment of specific maintenance job orders for the Facilities Maintenance Department. Work includes maintaining various types of records requiring accuracy in selecting, posting, and consolidating pertinent data, while coding, compiling, or verifying statistical data and documents.

Completing arithmetic computations, applying formulas or conversion tables, while screening various types of documents to verify the accuracy of codes, amounts, or similar data in numeric form against related documents or guides. Responsible for converting service tickets which cannot be completed in the 16 hours allowed or which require 3 or more shops

developing job requirements, preparing weekly Work Center Schedule, tracking work time expenditures, rescheduling work, materials verification, arranging for delivery of materials, tools, and equipment required for the various jobs and/or projects. Periodically inspecting job sites to ensure that the job is progressing according to plan and adjusting schedules as required by dynamic conditions.

Coordinating the necessary workflow of major and minor work, which involves other shops with the appropriate master scheduler, assistant P&E, and shop foremen. Responsibilities include the creation of job orders, including the sequence of operations and appropriate task hours based on the Engineering Performance Standards (NavFac 700 Series)

initiating corrective action as necessary to stay within the standard limits of plus or minus 10 percent man-hours or available funds (project management)

coordinating outage repair for all utilities with appropriate base officials, military and civilian, and/ or state and local agencies. Notifying the natural resources office aboard the base to consider what, in any, environmental impact might occur to accomplish a given task. Demonstrated knowledge

of the various trades involved to schedule manpower, material, and equipment, and to ensure the interruption dates are met without delay.

Production Controller

DOD Facilities Maintenance Department - Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, CA August 1985 to July 1990

Mr. Ken Boyett, 760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

Responsible for Scheduling, planning and expediting specific and minor maintenance operations on buildings, utility systems, and other types of equipment for the Plans and Program Branch, Operations Division. Work included preparing weekly and quarterly work schedules, work schedule adjustments, tracking time and material expenditures, work site inspections, coordinating job completion, determining the most efficient sequence of operations by examining all proposed work, and completing necessary reports and feedback on work in progress and completed. Assumed responsibility for

major and minor maintenance to buildings, utility systems, and associated equipment. Completed work requests, Service Work Authorizations (SWAs), and emergency card tickets, wrote Emergency Crash job orders from the results of inspection reports generated by the Maintenance and Repair Division, the Service Center, or the Operations Division. Monitored material needs and coordinated

with the Supervisory Production Controller, other Production Controllers, and work center shop foremen to ensure the availability of materials, tools, and equipment. Maintained contact with internal and external personnel to: Coordinate work progress and schedules, Determine priorities, deadlines, and customer needs, Discuss findings, analyses, and solutions from Facility Maintenance, Maintenance Repair (FMMR) Reports data, Determine and recommend changes in policies and procedures, Obtain information needed for scheduling, Coordinate and expedite renovations, repairs, and material procurement. Foster and maintain job related contact with various management personnel such as: Facilities Maintenance Officer (FMO) and Deputy FMO, Director of Utilities, Director of Maintenance and Repair, Maintenance Control Director, Branch supervisors, planners and estimators, and inspectors

Area Commanders and Area Maintenance Officers, Base Communications, Base Housing, Naval Regional Medical Center, Public Works Office, Personnel from Assistant Chief of Staff (AC/S) Facilities, Purchasing and Contracting, Direct Support Stock Control Officers, manufacturers, agents, jobbers, and equipment suppliers. Regularly used and interpreted job-related directives and policy guidelines including all USMC (United State Marine Corps) directives in the appropriate series and volumes.

03/1983 to 07/1990; 40 hours per Week; Metalworking Shops Foreman; WS-3801-10; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; on temporary promotion; Facilities Base Maintenance, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton; Mr. William Boston, 760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

Served as Mechanical Shops Forman on numerous occasions between the period of April 7, 1980 and April 17, 1983. Assumed the responsibility for the supervision of all metalworking shops including the following trades: machinists. welders. sheet metal workers, Welder Leader, Galley Equipment mechanic, Industrial Equipment mechanic, Outside Machinist and Maintenance Machinist. Decided

priorities and planning sequences of operations and work steps for the various groups. Delegated work, through leaders, for a portion of the personnel assigned. Interpreted blue prints, drawings, instruction books, shop sketches, and job orders. Made sketches, layouts, and planned work assignments

visited job sites to assess work to be accomplished

coordinated assignments with all levels of personnel and maintained good working relationships. Maintained records, initiated supervisor's appraisals, approved annual leave requests, provided direction to subordinates in planning and estimating material, man hours and trades to complete jobs, and inspecting and approving work.

Machinist

Facilities Base Maintenance, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton May 1978 to August 1985

WG-3414-10; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; Facilities Base Maintenance, Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton; Mr. McGraw• 760-***-****; may contact supervisor.

. Responsible for planning the use of, setting up, and operating various types of complex machine tools and accessories such as: milling machines, drill presses, production grinders, band saws, cutoff saws, surface grinders, hydraulic presses (50 ton), tool grinders, boring mills, engine lathes, shapers and planers, radial drills, key seating machines, and turret lathes. Worked to a tolerance of .001" using blueprints, detailed and partial plans, including self-developed sketches and specifications of the finished product. Used a variety of precision measuring devices to assure complete and accurate work assisted other trades, worked without technical supervision. Consulted with supervisors on problems concerning modifications or substitution of materials where quality or safety we at issue and provided appropriate recommendations. Accomplishments included the redesign and fabrication of parts and equipment, which were no longer commercially available.

Education

High School Diploma

Argo Community High School - Summit, 1972 --- U.S. Navy Tech Schools 1974 thru 2001

Military Service

Branch: US NAVY

Service Country: Unit ed States Rank: MR-1

Branch: US NAVY

Service Country: United States Rank: MR-1 E-6

December 1973 to January 2001

USS Pon chatoula AO-148 -- USS Sperry AS-12 -- USS McKee AS-41-- COMSUBRON -11 Multiple places - Vietnam to Desert Storm-- Also worked on Nuclear Submarines--- had top secret clearance—

LICENSE Oklahoma Driver License Oklahoma Handgun License---

Forklift License--Engineering equipment license Fix wing & rotary pilot license--

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