John E. Skobrak Sr.

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860-***-**** cell / adkuj2@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE:

To utilize over 30 years of combined experience with the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, Electric Boat

Shipyard, and commercial manufacturing experiance to contribute to the success of a growing company. U.S. Citizen and capable of working in the United States. Held secret security clearance.

MORGAN TRUCK BODY LLC EXPERIENCE: Aug 2018 to Present

Plant Trainer / Traininging Coordinator/First Responder Trained - Provided hands on and classroom instruction to new hires in the areas of Environmental, Health, and Safety; and tool usage. The materials focused on OSHA training requirements. Performed routine checks of firefighting equipment, crane safety, and audits for wearing personal protective equipment. Rendered first aid and maintained safety records.

Student: Eastern CT University Jan 2016 – May 2018

3 Years of courseware experience in Health Science, focusing in Public Health and Environmental Health. Qualified Hazwoper and ICS-100. Bachelors Degree pending 3 courses.

ELECTRIC BOAT SHIPYARD EXPERIENCE:

Shift Test Engineer Training Program Supervisor Oct 2014 – July 2015

Provided daily supervision of the Shift Test Engineer Training Program for approximately 30 trainees and implemtented training goals for the entire Nuclear Test Department. Additional duties included manpower management for the department and activities for hiring new personnel to meet the needs for the growth of the shipyard.

Qualified Reactor Plant Technical Branch Director and provided training for emergency planning personnel in the department to meet company metrics for a robust Radiological Emergency Response Organization.

Training Coordinator – Nuclear Test (D275) Jun 2013 Oct 2014

•Provided daily supervision and direction of Test Engineers in completion of requirements of the Manual for the Control of Testing and Plant Conditions (NAVSEA 098*-***-****) for the STE Initial Qualification Program including: Scheduling of practical factors, assigning Test Engineer’s to D275 Project Offices, maintenance of Automated Time and Attendance (ATA) records, maintenance of the D275 Training Database, assigning PLATEAU training items, coordination of Radiation Worker training and physicals, tracking of qualification progress, indoctrination training, watch standing training, KAPL Mockup training, input for performance reviews, oral boards, and counseling.

•Assisted the Training Supervisor in completion of training department collateral duties and assignments: Manpower Coordination, Emergency Planning and Radiological Emergency Response Organization

(RERO) training, D275 Continuing Training Program, D275 Surveillance Program, Maintenance of STE Qualifications, Watch Standing Seminars, and the Radiological Controls Continuing Training (CONTRA) program.

Performed the duties and assumed the responsibilities of the STE Training Supervisor in his absence while sick, on leave, and at school.

Department Resource Coordinator: Performed hiring activities including the scheduling and conductance of new hire interviews for classes 2013 and 2014 STE Candidates, generated personnel requisitions, worked with Human Resources (HR) and Finance to modify personnel requisitions, and the completion and submission of hiring paperwork to HR.

Department Chemistry Specialist: Reviewed chemistry plans for commissioned ships, assisted with corrective action plans and event reports for chemistry issues, conducted department chemistry training and chemistry seminars.

Program Representative – Planning Yard (D708/D472) Jan 2009 – Jun 2013

Responsible for the schedule, budget, and NAVSEA correspondence associated with Ship Alterations

(SHIPALTs), Field Changes, and Alteration & Improvement Items (A&Is) for the Reactor Plant Planning

Yard (RPPY) for all classes of submarines, the S5W Moored Training Ships, MARF, and the S8G Prototype.

D472 Technical Product Quality (TPQ) Leader: Authored and maintained department schedules, instructions, and commitments relative to the department TPQ Program.

Provided Fleet Support Liaison services and training to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard for the VIRGINIA Class Submarine Program to support EDSRA 1 on SSN 775, USS TEXAS.

Instructor – Nuclear Propulsion Systems Training Group (D642) Aug 2003 – Jan 2009

•Developed courseware and provided classroom instruction to Test Engineers in Initial Qualification and Shift Test Engineers in Maintenance of Qualification (MOQ) and Subsequent Qualification courses for the S6G, S6W, S8G, and S9G Reactor Plants in the areas of Primary and Secondary Fluid Systems, Chemistry and Radiological Controls, Submarine Systems, and Reactor Plant Operations and Casualties.

•Developed courseware and provided classroom instruction for Reactor Plant Systems to D473 Nuclear Engineers and D438 Radiological Controls Technicians.

•Developed courseware and provided classroom instruction to the Shipboard Test Organization (STO) for Steam and Electric Plant Systems and Ship Safety.

•Developed courseware and provided classroom training to MDA/MTC apprentices in the areas of applied Algebra & Trigonometry, Fluid Power Systems (Hydraulics, Steam, and Air Systems), and Basic Submarine Systems. The courseware included special emphasis programs for SUBSAFE, DSS-SOC, and FLY BY Wire.

•Developed courseware and provided training to Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard to support depot level maintenance and repairs on VIRGINIA Class submarines.

US NAVY – PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Lead Instructor – Operational Water Chemistry and Radiological Controls Course,

Naval Submarine School, Groton, CT. Jul 2000 – Aug 2003

•Qualified as Podium Instructor, Lead Instructor, Curriculum Developer, Military Training Instructor, Duty Chief Petty Officer, and Quality Assurance Course Instructor.

•Provided classroom training to over 300 Perspective New Engineer Officer (PNEO) students in the area of Chemistry and Radiological Controls to prepare them to take the Naval Reactors (NR) Engineers Exam and Oral Interview at NR Headquarters. >95% first time success rate, 100% overall.

Operator/Supervisor – USS SEAWOLF (SSN 21) May 1995 – Jun 2000

Performed the duties, and carried out the responsibilities of the Leading Engineering Laboratory

Technician (ELT), Work Center Supervisor, Quality Assurance Inspector, Quality Assurance Supervisor, Engineering Watch Supervisor (EWS), Engineering Duty Petty Officer (EDPO), Engineer Room Supervisor (ERS), and all subordinate watch stations.

Operator/Instructor – MTS 626, DANIEL WEBSTER Jul 1991 – May 1995

•Qualified EWS/EDPO and all subordinate watch stations. Qualified as Podium Instructor, Seminar

Leader, and Training Exercise Leader. Awarded Master Training Specialist designator. Served as Crew Leading ELT for assigned Shift.

•Provided classroom instruction during the out hull phase of training to all enlisted and officer students in the area of Chemistry & Radiological Controls. Provided Out Hull and In Hull training to officer and enlisted students for ELT and Mechanical Watch Stations.

Monitor/Supervisor – USS Fulton (AS 11) Dec 1989 – Jul 1991

Qualified as Radiological Controls Shift Supervisor (RCSS), Radiological Controls Monitor (RCM), Leading ELT, and all subordinate watch stations.

Operator/Technician – USS TENNESSEE (SSBN 734) Dec 1985 – Nov 1989

•Qualified Leading ELT, Engineroom Supervisor, and all subordinate watch stations.

•Collateral Duties: Training, Repair Parts, Chemical Inventory, Calibration, Radioactive Material, Reactor Plant and Secondary Preventative Maintenance, and Quarterly Reactor Data Reports.

Student/Trainee – Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program Training Pipeline Sep 1983 – Dec 1985

EDUCATION:

•Bachelor of Science in Health Science – Eastern Connecticut State University (In Progress) 2015-2018

•Bachelor of Arts in Business Management – Hawaii Pacific University (Discontinued)

•Hazwoper Certified

•ICS 100 Certified

•High School Diploma – St. Charles Prepratory School - 1983

•Electric Boat Shipyard PLATEAU Courses

•Electric Boat Instructor Development Courses and PLATEAU Administrator

•US Navy Schools:

•Propulsion Engineering Basics

•Machinists Mate “A” School

•Nuclear Power School

•Nuclear Propulsion Plant Mechanical Operator – S8G Prototype

•Engineering Laboratory Technician – S8G Prototype

•Leadership and Development

•Repair Parts Petty Officer

•SUBSAFE / Quality Assurance Inspector

•Radiological Controls Monitor

•Machine Tool Operator

•Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Repair

•Podium Instructor

•Curriculum Developer

•Military Training Instructor

•Morgan Corporation 5S Courses

•Morgan Corporation Leadership Courses

•Morgan Corporation Lean Courses

COMPUTER SKILLS / SOFTWARE:

•Microsoft Office Products: Word, Power Point, Excel, Access, Project, and Outlook

•Electric Boat Applications: ELCADD, CITIS, ATIS, ATA, Lotus Notes, and PLATEAU

•Naval Nuclear Power Applications: Enterprise Business Systems (NUCALT) and Share Point

•Other: Adobe Acrobat products, Roxio, Visio, and frequently used personal computer applications

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