Electronics Technician Illinois University
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Kevin L. Friedly
Saint Marys, GA 31558
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EDUCATION
BS Workforce Education and Development 3.75 GPA MS Business Administration 3.92 GPA
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale University of Phoenix
Groton, Connecticut Honolulu, Hawaii
EXPERIENCE
Honeywell International March 2013 - November 2019
Production Supervisor
Supervised 12 union personnel in daily operations of chemical plants that produced uranium hexafluoride and refridgerants.
Provided supervisory oversight of lockout tagouts for operational equipment to support accomplishment of corrective/preventive maintenance and responsible for overall safety of plant equipment and personnel.
Served as Incident Commander during plant emergencies and provided communication with outside organizations on statuses to support final resolution.
Experienced in the use of SAP to support work orders and ordering of parts to support maintenance actions.
Attended training in support of plant firefighting and confined space extraction.
Setup Hotwork permits, Lockout/Tagout permits and Confined Space permits to support inspection and maintenance on plant equipment.
Performed plant cleanliness walkdowns with plant personnel, identifying areas needing additional work and provided followup to ensure expectations were met.
Managed maintenance jobs on plant equipment to ensure minimal downtime and communicated status to upper level supervisors.
Lieutenant Commander, Submarine Electronics, US Navy
Department Head/Production Manager August 2009 – March 2013
Lead 5 Branch Managers, 3 General Foreman, 17 Shop Supervisors and a workforce of 200 personnel in the planning, scheduling and performance of maintenance and repairs on TRIDENT, Los Angeles and Virginia class submarines.
Developed/managed a departmental budget of $1.6 million dollars, with portions allocated toward technical enhancements for a magnetic silencing facility evaluating submarine noise emanations and the upgrade of an optics clean room, increasing production workload by 35 percent and generated new revenue streams for the organization.
Coordinated maintenance tasks at daily project management meetings, between the customer and external organizations ensuring a clear repair status. Monitored production work, kept potential delays low and prepared contingency plans to mitigate delays, assuring required action to maintain approved schedules were accomplished.
Reviewed Technical Work Packages and associated quality assurance documentation for work involving SUBSAFE boundaries.
Communicated with senior executives internal to the organization and external technical agencies to plan, schedule and perform repairs for the customer.
Electronics Material Officer Pearl Harbor, HI July 2006-August 2009
Directed 45 personnel providing technical support in a fast paced work environment. Received a Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal for exceptional performance from Commander Submarine Force Pacific Fleet.
Coordinated equipment installations and repairs in electronics, communications, sonar, and weapons systems for 17 fast attack submarines.
Managed the expenditure of 500 thousand dollars budgeted to support material renovation of three medium sized torpedo weapons retriever waterborne craft, each in excess of 70 tons, utilized in performance of personnel transfers, material transfers and force protection/security for submarines in coastal waters.
Served as a liaison with external technical agencies supporting installation upgrades to electronics, sonar, and weapons systems to meet project timelines and provide logistical support on fast attack submarines.
Represented and communicated organizational desires at all technical conferences to coordinate future installments of advanced technical equipment on fast attack submarines.
Division Branch Head/Training Officer Virginia Beach, VA November 2003–July 2006
Managed 20 personnel in the development of training programs designed to teach sonar principles to increase the level of knowledge and operational performance of 50 watch floor personnel.
Conducted supervisory oversight of intense training evaluations in operational proficiency of watch floor personnel. Organization received a grade of “Satisfactory” during the 2006 Operational Readiness Inspection, the highest grade achievable, as a result. Awarded a Navy-Marine Corps Commendation medal for outstanding performance from Commander Undersea Surveillance.
Division Head/Production Manager La Maddalena, Italy October2001–November 2003
Managed 80 personnel in 7 Production Shops performing mechanical and hydraulic maintenance on submarines. Inspected all production work and reviewed quality assurance paperwork documenting completion to ensure satisfactory accomplishment.
Department Head/Crane Officer, Groton, CT May 2000 – October 2001
Managed 76 departmental personnel in dry dock production work and crane operations.
Coordinated daily operations between the dry dock and Electric Boat Corporation during a 75 day maintenance period of a tended unit. Directed crane operations that successfully conducted 1,188 crane lifts and 172 critical lifts with zero incidents.
Electronics Technician Chief Groton, CT. June 1996 – May 2000
Electronics Technician First Class Kings Bay, GA. November 1994-June 1996
Electronics Technician First Class, Charleston, SC. June 1991 – November 199
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