Shawn Purvis

***** ******** **.

Santee, CA *****

619-***-**** purvisshawnm1@hotmail

Objective: Seeking a position as a team member within your company with the opportunity of upward mobility and training opportunities.

Professional Summary

. 7 years experience in Shipboard & NAVSEA Quality Assurance.

•More than 20 years’ experience in the US Navy and Ship Repair Industry.

•Over 20 years of experience in Marine Engineering as a Machinist Mate & Boiler Technician.

•More than 5 years’ experience in Gas Free Engineering and 10 years’ experience in Quality Assurance through the use of technical documents, repair manuals, technical drawings, precision tools and measuring devices, controlled work procedures.

•Damage Control Training Team Member experienced in Toxic Gas Casualty Control and Shipboard Casualty Control.

•A Navy Afloat Safety Petty Officer (Program Manager) experienced in inspecting and supervising all Military & OSHA standards are met.

Security Clearance & Access: Secret (Current), D.O.D CAC (Current), SWRMC NAVAL BASE San Diego PIER ACCESS (Current).

Professional Skills

Leadership Quality Assurance Program Manager

Organized Planning Skills Attention to Detail

Technical Reference Knowledge Situational Awareness Problem Solving

Time Management Critical Thinker Active Listener

Drawing/Blueprint Reading

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

QUALITY ASSURANCE SPECIALIST (SHIPBUILDING) SOUTHWEST REGIONAL MAINTENANCE CENTER. Naval Base San Diego. July 2019 to Present.

Quality Assurance Specialist

Plan, develop, organize, administer, evaluate, and manage a comprehensive contract quality assurance program for conforming contractor quality systems conformance to contract requirements. Identify and provide contractor availability, quality and management performance assessments to the contracting officer for use in determining future awards. Review work specifications and other contract documents to ensure adequate quality requirements are specified. Develop inspection system plans, instructions, and checklists to evaluate the effectiveness of the contractor's quality assurance programs. Provide and input quality data into the appropriate quality assurance database.

BAE Systems Ship Repair 2205 East Belt Street San Diego, CA 92113 Dec 2014 to JULY 2019

1-855-***-****

Quality Assurance Analyst. Coordinate all aspects of restoring complex shipboard systems between

Ship’s Force and KTR personnel to ensure that all mechanical, electrical system restoration is conducted safely to prepare for equipment testing. Fulfill the requirements of 009-67 of the Navy Standard items. Review all work specification to effectively generate, maintain the Comprehensive Test Plan, Integrated Test Schedule to meet all contractual milestone dates. Identify system discrepancies that would delay restoration and equipment testing, and developed solutions that would allow proceeding of testing and restoration. Worked closely together with Project Management, CG, DDG, LPD, LSD, MCM Maintenance Team Ship Building Specialists (SBS), and NAVSEA technicians to complete milestones, key events, and targeted dates to meet contractual obligations. Review technical work specifications to ensure that they are accurate for testing specifications. Perform shipboard inspections and observe operational tests with Shipbuilding Specialists (SBS) to verify work specification acceptance criteria are met according to the Navy Standard Items.

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Colfax Fluid Handling WCRC, 1827 Main Street San Diego, CA July 2013 – November 2014

Waterfront Supervisor 2013 – November 2014. Supervise 3 Pump overhaul Technicians in the start to completion of naval vessel pump repair and service jobs. Responsibilities include the safe execution of shipboard equipment, rigging, hazardous material control to and from specified locations, system isolation and integrity, equipment disassembly, reassembly and operational test.

-Directly responsible for the 100% compliance and meeting of all work item technical specification, Tag Out/WAF procedures, OSHA standards and Navy Standard Items requirements.

-Utilizes technical manuals, technical drawings, manufacture prints and precision measuring devices to create accurate Condition Found Reports to ensure efficient repair results in time and material cost.

-Coordinate with Ship’s Force Personnel and BAE, NASSCO Ship Supervisors in the step by step requirements of EPCP, PCP controlled procedures and Navy Standard Items. Generate and submits Inspection/Deficiency Reports, Condition Found Reports with results of technical findings to Ship Supervisors.

-Provide technical oversight support for the Warren and IMO pump companies to outside activities and BAE, NASSCO.

USS Ronald Reagan CVN-76, US Navy, San Diego, CA Mar 2009 – July 2013

•Assistant Ship’s Gas Free Engineer 2012-2013. Supervised the training and qualification of 16 Ship’s

Gas Free Technicians. Maintained the Ship’s Gas Free Program according to Naval Instructions. Supervised the process control of over 9000 Hot work requests by civilian contractors and ships force resulting in “zero” violation and work stoppages. Conducted over 200 Gas Free Inspections and Safety Briefs for entry into Tanks and Voids.

Engineering Officer of the Watch 2011-2013. Supervised the “safe” operation of over 60 pieces of

Engineering Department Equipment, Watch stations operating logs, Damage Control & Fire Fighting Systems Qualified as Engineering Officer of the Watch, the highest engineering qualification in the Navy.

•Quality Assurance Leading Petty Officer (Lead Supervisor) 2010-2012-. Managed and Supervised the Ship’s Quality Assurance Program. Maintained the training and required qualifications of over 500 ships personnel with a 95% completion rate. Supervised the in-process control of over 400 Level 1 & Nuclear Level 1 Controlled Work Packages with 100% accountability and completion of all work processes.

•Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Work Center Supervisor 2009-2010. Supervised the operation, maintenance and training of all operators of (6) 800 Ton Centrifugal Air Conditioning Plants and (5) 7 TON refrigeration plants. Managed the 100% completion of over 3000 shipboard trouble calls on all ships refrigeration equipment, ship’s Chill Water System resulting in the complete readiness of all supported equipment to meet ships mission.

•Authorizing Officer for all Engineering Department Tag-Outs & Work Authorization forms for correct mechanical isolation, electrical isolations and concurrences for all Engineering Department systems.

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•Meticulously checked that all systems were placed in safe positions to prevent system damage and personnel injury to ships force and outside repair activity with “0” discrepancies.

•Damage Control Training Team Member 2010-2013: Assisted in the training of 80 man Repair Locker and a 40 plus Emergency Response Team in the immediate actions and control of shipboard firefighting, structural damage isolation. Generated Damage Control scenarios packages from start to finish with key points of safety and effectiveness readiness of the Response Team.

•FIRE MARSHAL 2010-2013: Designated by the Commanding Officer (Senior Executive) as 1 of 8 in port Fire Marshals, responsible for the emergency response to any shipboard fire, structural damage, system damage, toxic gas casualty, confined space & void rescue deep rescue, overboard spill response for a 24 hour duty day. Also, supervised the training, manning and qualifications of the 23 person in port Emergency Response Team. Conducted a frequent safety inspection of the ship to identify potential fire and safety hazards and ensuring all discrepancies were corrected immediately.

Southwest Regional Maintenance Center, US Navy, San Diego, CA Mar 2006 – Mar 2009 Lead Supervisor

Leading Production Supervisor for the Pump Shop SWRMC San Diego. Expertly managed the disassembly, overhaul, reassembly and operational test of all pumps from ships stationed or residing at all San Diego Naval Installations. Managed a 5 man team in the complete start to stop process of over 400 pump jobs from 8 individual classes of naval ship with a 100% successful completion rate and no rework. Responsible for the Planning, Execution, and Coordinating of the overhauled 127 pumps of various classifications with a 100% successful completion rate. Saved the US Navy annually over $700,000 in overhaul costs of pumps compared to outside activities.

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USS NIMITZ (CVN 68) US Navy, San Diego, CA Mar 2002- Mar 2006 Assistant Supervisor // Senior Gage Calibration Program Manager

•Assistant Leading Supervisor of the Engineering Department Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Shop 2002-2006. Managed a 30 person work center with the assignment of daily repair evolutions, 2500 trouble calls, log analysis, equipment watch stander training, cross checked all Mechanical and Electrical isolation tag-outs and the upkeep of the material condition of 10 -363ton Air Conditioning Units, 5- 7ton refrigeration units. Also, responsible for the condition of support systems, over (300) Fan Coil Units, (400) water fountains and the Ships Chill Water System with over (500) valves resulting in the safe operation and 100% readiness of all equipment to meet the Ships mission requirements and crew comfort.

•Designated the Gage Calibration Leading Supervisor for the AC/R work center. Responsible for maintaining the up to date calibration, inventory and monthly inspection of all the Work Center equipment gages, pressure safety switches, temperature switches, temperature gages, safety relief valves and calibrated precision measuring devices resulting in the 100% readiness and accuracy of over 400 pieces of calibrated gear. Promoted to Senior Gage Calibration Program Manager for the Engineering Department responsible for supervision of 10 individual Gage Calibration Technicians and the maintaining of over 3500 pieces of calibrated gear resulting in 100 % readiness of all Engineering Department Equipment and zero deficiencies observed during numerous Naval Ship Inspections.

•RAPID RESPONSE TEAM MEMBER. Trained and qualified member of a 5 person rapid response

emergency team requiring the highly accurate skills in the use of self-contained breathing apparatus packs, shipboard firefighting equipment and procedures, personnel rescue, basic first aid, CPR qualified and the

safe transporting of medical casualties for any fire, flooding, medical injury, toxic gas, system rupture isolation for a U.S. Naval CVN Aircraft Carrier.

EDUCATION

NEW HORIZONS HIGH SCHOOL, Pasco, WA

4 years GRADUATED

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

-ISO 9001-2015 Lead Auditor Mar 2020

-QAS Phase 1 &2 Course Jan 2022

-Integrated Test Engineer Navsea Course

-ISO 9001:2015 Internal Auditor Dec 2017

-OSHA course #7615 10 hour Maritime: Shipyard Employment

-Advanced Shipboard Firefighting Mar 2012

-Safety Programs Afloat Dec 2011

-Damage Control Repair Party Leader Sept 2011

-General Shipboard Firefighting Dec 2010

-Shipboard Non-Tactical Automatic Data Processing (SNAP) /

3-M Coordinator/Inspector Apr 2009

-Gas Free Engineering for Afloat Operations Dec 2009

-Electronic Automatic Boiler Controls Operator Dec 2008

-Manufacturing Technology or Engineering Technology/Electronic

Automatic Boiler Controls Operator Apr 2008

-Quality Assurance Inspector, Quality Assurance Supervisor Apr 2008

-Industrial Safety Management Power Plant Facilities Management

Senior Enlisted Propulsion Engineering Mar2008

-Boiler Maintenance and Repair Technician Feb 2008

Engineering Maintenance Principles, Practices, and Administration

Machinery Maintenance Laboratory Mar 2007

-Navy Afloat Maintenance Training Strategy PUMP REPAIR Dec 2007

-Elevator Hydraulic Machinery Maintenance and Repair

Hydraulic and Fluid Theory Nov 2001

-Cargo/Weapons elevator (Mechanical) Nov 2001

-First Line Leadership Deployment Program/ Personnel Supervision

Or 1 in Leadership and 1 in Business and Professional Communication Jun 2000

-Steam Generator Repair and Maintenance Oct 1998

Steam Power Systems Maintenance or Repair

-Forced Draft Systems Laboratory Sep 1998

-Auxiliary Turbine Maintenance Machinery Controls, Governors and

-Regulators Maintenance, Mechanical Systems Laboratory Sep 1998

-Auxiliary Turbine Maintenance, Turbine Machinery Maintenance Lab Aug 1998

-Valve Maintenance/Steam Power Systems Laboratory July 1998

-Pump Maintenance/Machinery Pump Repair/ Mechanical Systems Lab July 1998

-Air Compressor and Compressed Air System/Component Maintenance

Mechanical Compressor Systems Jun 1998

-Engineering Maintenance Principles, Practices, and Administration

-Machinery Maintenance/Laboratory Jun 1998

-Machinist’s Mate, Class A

Steam Plant Fundamentals

Steam Plant Maintenance Laboratory Dec 1993

-Recruit Training

First Aid and Safety

Personal Fitness/Conditioning

Personal/Community Health Aug 1993

AWARDS

Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medals (3)

Navy Good Conduct Medals (5)

Flag Letters of Accommodations (2)

FUTURE NOTES OR INPUTS:

Qualified as a Fleet Pump Repair Technician after showing a review board a high level of knowledge in the use of precision measuring devices, utilization of technical drawings, technical repair manuals, time & team management, situational awareness and full compliance with all required safety procedures. Increased overhaul efficiency by using troubleshooting experience to identify the correct material deficiencies resulting in all jobs being completed cheaper, faster, better than outside repair activities or pump manufactures. This ensured all ships were able to meet mission requirements. Once qualified as Fleet Pump Repair Technician, trained my 5 man team in all required skills of pump repair resulting in all members acquiring the Fleet Pump Repair Technician designation.

USS Constellation (CV-64), US Navy San Diego, CA 1994-2000.

Maintenance Man assigned to 2MMR Main Propulsion Space. Operated, conducted overhauls, assisted in the

5year & 10 year material inspection of 2-FOSTER WHEELER 1200psi 900 degree Superheated “D” type Boilers. Conducted preventative maintenance and repairs on all steam turbine driven feed pumps, fuel oil service pumps, feed booster pumps and force draft blowers supporting boiler operations. Conducted preventative maintenance and repairs on over 30 different valve types on the Main Propulsion Main Steam, Auxiliary Steam, Fuel Oil, Lubricating Oil, Pneumatic Control Air and Steam Drain & Blow down Systems. Qualified all watch stations in the Main Propulsion space by showing the required knowledge in system alignments, machinery log taking and review, feed water and lubricating oil sample analysis, casualty control procedures, heat stress prevention, hearing conservation, pneumatic automatic control system alignment and troubleshooting. All resulting in the final qualification as Boiler Technician of the Watch responsible for the overall safe operation and supervision of the watch team of the Ship’s Main Propulsion Boilers and support systems in all evolutions and casualties.

USS Nimitz (CVN-68):

Additional Duties

-FIRE TEAM LEADER. Team Leader for 1 of 10 shipboard Repair Locker Fire Teams. Qualified to lead a 12 man firefighting team in the safe procedures of accessing, combating, extinguishing, and smoke control and overhauling of all types of shipboard fires. Highly proficient in the use of all shipboard firefighting equipment and gear. Trained the 12 man team on the safe and aggressive procedures to combat shipboard fires. Received recognition from the Commander Naval Air Forces Pacific for the evaluated perfect score of the Repair Locker 3 Fire Team during an accelerated qualification cycle for the USS Nimitz

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