-Bruce Alan Conley-

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Ph: 808-***-****, Cell 808-***-**** Email: adrlt1@r.postjobfree.com

QA/QC Manager/Production Manufacturing Manager for Aerospace, Marine, Oil and Gas, Nuclear, and Steel Industries

Project Management/Delivery Production QC / QC Planning Troubleshooting HVAC

Quality Compliance Equipment Maintenance Training & Mentoring

Cross functional Coordination Policies & Procedures (ISO9000-2008) Process Enhancement

Process/ Progress Management NQ1 Reactor Pumps HVAC/ PIPING Systems

Budgeting/ Forecasting Relationship Management Waste Water pumps

Liaison & Networking Logistics/ Operations Documentation/ Reporting

Corrective Action Analyses

AMSE Pressure Vessels Manufacturing DOD, DOE.

OHSA Safety/ EM-385-1-1 Repair/Inspection of Pipelines (Fuel and Steam)

Excellent management skills through Army Training Schools, Northrop Grumman Project Management Leadership Program, and Tomas Nelson College. Graduated

Received two Certificates, one for Supervision and one for Management.

Level II NDT inspections of welds for U.S. Navy; NDT ET (Eddie Current)-trained for pipe wall and coating thickness

Dependable performer, consistently exceeding defined team objectives and contributing creative inputs and continuous quality improvements

Knowledgeable of ISO9000-2008 (Manufacturing); SAE9100, AS9100 Rev. C, AS9102A, FAIR & LAIR Quality Management System (FAA Aerospace); EM-385-1-1 Army Corp of Engineers Three Phases of Quality Control, and MIL Speciation’s.

Cross-trained in Nuclear Steam pressure controls, high pressure piping for JP5 & JP7 fuels, and Nuclear Steam power pipelines & pumps, Ventilation of High-rise offices government and civilian construction.

Proficient in use of CMM, height gauges, calipers, inside and outside micro-meters, and depth gauges, Ferro-arm CMM.

Member of American Society for Quality (ASQ)

Certified Construction Quality Manager EM-385-1-1 Cert. #NWP-02-15-00658 Expires 7/24/2020.

FEMA Response Team, Quality Control Management Team Baton Rouge

Career Progression

MACNAK/BCP JV 1 Sept. 2018 -- Present

91-162 Malakole St.

Kapolei, HI

Key Responsibilities

Approve project-specific Data Quality Objectives to meet the project-specific performance standards

Verify appropriateness of sampling procedures, analytical methods, and the laboratory Quality Systems; verify selection of Qualified Laboratories for NDE Welds, Asbestos Abatement/lead control & monitoring.

Maintain Submittal Register and track approvals of all work plans, materials & materials receipt, certifications/qualifications of subcontractors

Validate subcontractor’s & Laboratory QA/QC procedures.

Develop a Definable Features of Work (DFOW) listing for distinct tasks with unique control requirements in accordance with Army Corp of Engineers

Implement the 3 phases of Control for each and all DFOWs

Develop the Preparatory Phase and Initial Phase Checklists of each DFOW

Develop the Preparatory Phase and Initial Phase Checklists of each DFOW

Conduct the Preparatory and Initial phase meetings for each DFOW

QC surveillance of all field work – Welding, coatings, fuel management/fuel quality testing during pigging

Prepare daily QC reports -- Submit and Maintain Testing Plan & Testing Logs

Notify the Customer or Government QAM of any problems or non-conformance

Monitor Corrective Action plans and procedures

Maintain As-built Drawings (Ventilation, Fuel Tanks, HVAC)

APTIM formally CB&I Federal Services LLC 22 June 2015 – 31 Aug. 2018

Red Hill Fuel Facility, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii

Inspection and Repair of Fuel Pipelines

Construction Quality Manager

Key Responsibilities

Approve project-specific Data Quality Objectives to meet the project-specific performance standards

Verify appropriateness of sampling procedures, analytical methods, and the laboratory Quality Systems; verify selection of Qualified Laboratories for NDE Welds, Asbestos Abatement/lead control & monitoring.

Maintain Submittal Register and track approvals of all work plans, materials & materials receipt, certifications/qualifications of subcontractors

Validate subcontractor’s & Laboratory QA/QC procedures.

Develop a Definable Features of Work (DFOW) listing for distinct tasks with unique control requirements in accordance with Army Corp of Engineers

Implement the 3 phases of Control for each and all DFOWs

Develop the Preparatory Phase and Initial Phase Checklists of each DFOW

Conduct the Preparatory and Initial phase meetings for each DFOW

QC surveillance of all field work – Welding, coatings, fuel management/fuel quality testing during pigging

Prepare daily QC reports -- Submit and Maintain Testing Plan & Testing Logs

Notify the Customer or Government QAM of any problems or non-conformance

Monitor Corrective Action plans and procedures

Maintain As-built Drawings (Ventilation, Fuel Tanks, HVAC)

Marisco LTD 15 May 2013 - 29 Aug 2014

Ship Repair and Dry-Dock

91-607 Malakole St.

Kapolei, Hawaii

Quality Assurance Manager

Key Responsibilities

Overall responsibility of all QA/QC processes and procedures

Coordinated with training officer to ensure appropriate training of operations personnel

Author and Co-authored of standard operating procedures and modifications of new procedures

Commercial Ship Building, ABS, and Lloyds of London-trained to the Coast Guard construction requirements

Ensured compliance of all Navy repair standards (NAVSEA/ NAVFAC, and local Standards for construction JBPHH Hawaii)

Supervision of 7 QA Inspectors and over 10 members of the Production Department

Maintained records of all inspection system documentation, Quality Manual, and Process Control Procedures (ISO9000-2008).

Primary Point of Contact for Costumers, Government QA representatives/Government Officials.

Installation of Seawater Pumps, repair of turbine return pumps, Oil and Fuel Piping from NAVSUP dry dock to storage to repair / overhaul fuel lines and temporary fuel and fuel oil tanks at Dry-Dock 4.

QC inspection of Dry Dock Caisson Repair

Conducted QA Audits of Subcontractors and Suppliers

Maintained records for qualifications for various Trades personnel (Pipe Welders) including HVAC Systems

CB&I Lake Charles Oct. 2012 - May 2013

3885 Lincoln Rd.

Lake Charles, LA

Corrective Action Coordinator

Key Responsibilities

Provided guidance and mentoring to the workforce for Condition Report Investigation, Action Plan Development, Corrective Action Development, Implementation and Condition Report Closure for modular construction for GA. And S.C.

Primary Interface with Department Managers and workforce for assembly of construction modules

Improving closure quality of CRs and NCRs by compiling and asserting lessons learned

Identify and prescribe effective Corrective Actions.

Supporting the Corrective Action Program Manager in implementing Corrective Action Program strategies for measuring organization success

Assuring the continued process of the 3 Phases of Quality Control.

Assembly of HVAC and Ventilation systems

Modular construction of the temporary fuel tanks for the Generators at shipping to Work Sites in SC and GA.

Construction of the Nuclear Sites in Georgia and South Carolina.

Parker Aerospace Feb 2011 - Oct 2012

3558 Shaw BLVD.

Naples, FL

Team Lead Quality Control Inspector

Key Responsibilities:

Material receiving inspections on vender parts for final assembly

Inspection of the aboveground Aviation Fuel Pipelines for the Naples airport

In process inspection at various stages of assembly of aircraft parts and components. Using Zeiss, and Brown & Sharpe measuring equipment, callipers, and precision micro-meters

Conducted final inspections prior to shipping to the customer

HVAC Systems for Aircraft and Vacuum Systems on aircraft

Training of personnel on the proper methods of geometric tolerances. SAE 9100, ISO 9100, AS9102A FAIR and LAIR reporting Material Certifications

Developed/improved new forms for reporting and tracking non-conformance of procedures or parts not manufactured to the customer’s contract specification. Created the CARs, In-process, and final inspection reports.

Lighting Science Dec 2010 - Jan 2011

Supervisor, Quality Control/ Inspector

Key Responsibilities:

Shipping Quality Inspector and foreman for the final ship out of the product to the costumer

Documentation of the shipping orders is correct and matches to the product, and the correct carrier.

Trained 14 new and older employees on the proper packing and quality procedures.

Utilized Microsoft Office Suite 2007

AS9100 Rev C Inspections AS9102A forms.

Northrop Grumman- Shipbuilding & Dry-dock Co. Jan 2005 – Oct. 2010

1401 Washington St.

Newport News, VA

Quality Control Inspector/ Assistant Supervisor/ Manager

Key Responsibilities:

Inspection of all welds and dimensions of fabricated parts for various Aircraft Carriers and the new Virginia-class Submarines – Including tank testing, air and hydrostatic tests, piping for fuels (JP-5, Marine grade Diesel).

Conducted Aircraft Carrier HVAC Systems testing compliance with ISO9000-2008; and Three Phases of Quality Control

Developed Quality Inspection plans for the R&D Department of the Machine shop and Detailed Pipe Shop

Performed repairs on the Hydraulic pumps for the Main Reduction Gear from teardown to re-assembly

Wrote Corrective Action Reports for non-conforming parts or reporting of malfunctions of equipment

Conducted Quality Improvement meeting for the Sheet Metal, Machine and Pipe shops

Supervised Inspectors on In-process, SAE 9100, AS9102A. First Article and final inspections and shipping inspection.

Validated/Inspected Certificates to ensure compliance with all Mil Specification and designed function

Actively involved in the Heavy and Light Sheet Metal Shop as a Welder, handling Light and Heavy Sheet Metal, and Mechanic on ships and shops (from HVAC vents to foundations).

Pipe testing (Pickling, Pigging, Pressure test, and UT NDT wall thickness) from the Pipe shop, for Ships

Inspections on main machinery, valves, pipelines (water and Fuels (JP5)), hatches on the Virginia-Class Submarines, and the New CVN Aircraft Carrier for (CVN78). Created Inspection plans and inspection reports

Recorded Inspection reports on Excel, Windows office Suite, and SAP programs.

Programmed the CNC Press-brakes, CNC Turret Punch press for the Sheet Metal shop.

Set-up the First Article, and In-process inspection reports, Ferro-arm CMMs, and the normal measuring equipment.

Commercial Ship Building, ABS, Lloyds of London trained

Prior to handling the profile of a QC Inspector, provided assistance to the Foreman in the Supervisor’s absence. Supervising 14-20 Electrical, Pipping, Machinery and Sheet Metal Inspectors in the Shipyard.

HSE trainer and co-author of the polices and standards of proper PPE for the Sheet Metal and Machine shops

Trained in Lean Processes and Six-Sigma through the Northrop Grumman Corp, Saint Leo University, and Thomas Nelson Community College.

Plant Support Industry, Inc. Jun 2004 – Dec 2004

Project Manager/ QC Manager

Key Responsibilities:

Operation/ Program/ Quality Management construction repair ensuring on-time completion, and within quality and budget parameters

QC oversight for the re-manufacturing of Lock Gate Pistons and repair of the water pumps and piping; Little Rock, AR an Army Corp Engineers Project

Quality and Mil- Specs. For the Navy and Air Force. Over seen the testing and function of the product. Wrote the Quality reports and verified all material certifications. Controlled the cost of manufacturing and labour.

Creating reports for the company/customers on the project progress. Wrote the Quality, HSE, plans for each of the projects. Including all Quality Inspection reports, corrective action reports. For the Bolin Reactor plant Washington DC

PM and Quality Manager for Ship refit in Colonna’s ship yard. Over seen the repair or replacement of all valves, pipes (water and Fuel), HVAC and Air Ventilation and Machinery for oil platforms. Wrote the Quality and Certifications for the ship yard and end customer use.

Wrote all procedures that pertained to the Army Corp of Engineers to maintain compliance of inspection and testing for Pipes and pigging/ pressure tests.

As a Project Manager for Plant Support Ind. reduced the project cost by 30% by Quality plans, training of the employees on the proper running of manufacturing equipment and Venders. NAVFAC compliant

Led a team of 45 highly trained employees, entrusted with overseeing projects across Virginia and other parts of US

D&B Precision Products Inc. Corp. Jul 1998 – Jun 2004

Quality Control Manager, Assistant General Shop Foreman

Key Responsibilities:

Lead a team of 2 Inspectors and 22 shop personnel, overseeing QC/QA compliance to all procedures (ISO9001-02-2002) shop operation, supervising & training staff. Providing all-around machine operation/set-up - CNC turret punch press, CNC Machining, single punch press, press-brakes, metal shears, Drill presses, CNC Milling and Lathes, timesavers, spot/ TIG welders, general machine operation, and inventory control and time management. Train personnel in measuring equipment (Calipers, Micro-meter, height gauges manual CMM Brown and Sharp). Manufacturing Outer casing for Pumps for NQ1, Oil rigs, piping for the Navy from in to 24-in inlets and outlets Volume Cap is Classified

Extended service as an Assistant General Foreman and Precision Sheet Metal Mechanic.

Expertise in the use of height gauges, dial and digital calipers, radius gauges, fixed gauges for geometric tolerances

Wrote all procedures for the company for ISO 900*-**-**** ASQ Certification as a Quality Control Manager

Wrote all quality procedures and training manuals.

Mapped training needs and formulated and imparted training to all existing and new employees for ISO 9001-2008 Certifications, SAE9100, AS 9100 Rev B. Successfully trained employees on all the shop’s equipment and tools to complete the job and exceed customers’ demands.

Fairmont-Tamper Sep 1989 – Jul 1998

Precision Sheet Metal Mechanic

Key Responsibilities:

Responsible for handling the machine operations, including set-up.

CNC programming for Flame/plasma burner and operation, press-brakes. Shears, lathes, CNC grinders, MIG/TIG welding, job control

Kingston Metals South Jun 1987 – Sep 1989

Precision Sheet Metal Mechanic

Key Responsibilities:

Responsible for job control and providing machine set-up and operation to include; CNC turret punch presses, press-brakes, shears, large metal-roller, MIG/TIG welding, general precision metal manufacturing, timesavers

Fabrication Center, Inc.

Precision Sheet Metal Mechanic 1982-1987

Key Responsibilities:

Provided machine set-up and operation; CNC punch presses, press-brakes, spot welding, shipping and receiving and time management

Armoured Reconnaissance Specialist Feb 1975 – Nov 1982

United States Army

Key Responsibilities:

Extended intelligence for forward military operations at various State side and Overseas Bases as needed. Supervised a squad of five with a highest Rank of E-5

Educational Qualifications

Business Management Graduated Apr. 2018

American Intercontential Univeristy

Information Technology Aug 2009 – Dec 2009

Saint Leo College

Business Management Courses Jan 2007 – Oct 2009

Thomas Nelson Community College

Certifications:

Manufacturing Management

Fundamentals of Organizational Leadership

Supervision Career Studies

Electro-Mechanical Drafting/ Accounting Sep 1983 – Jun 1985

Rutledge Junior College

General Business Accounting Course

Computer Credentials: Proficient with MS Office, MS Word, Windows 2007/2010, Auto-Cad 2000

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