Gregory Huffman

****e Grapeview loop road

Allyn WA, 98546

360-***-****

advbtt@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

To obtain a position with a group of people that are interested in improvement and solid in comradery. Maximize and leverage my skills as a lean six sigma green belt and growth mind set to adapt to ever changing technological advances.

Education

DEGREE DATE EARNED SCHOOL

·Studied organizational leadership USMC/PSNS Olympic College 2010

Lean six sigma Green belt

Learning Organization Subject Matter expert

Skills & Abilities

COMMUNICATION

Skilled in various forms of written communication in particular social media platforms. Technical writing is also one of my strengths in written communication.

LEARNING

I am eager to learn new principles and innovations. My strength is not always knowing. However, my strengths lie and apply with the ever-growing technological advances at learning what I need to know quickly.

Innovative

I work well in groups where the group is working towards a common innovative, customer orientated, reduction of waste goal.

Experience

Aviation Mechanic at USMC

Maintained Huey and Cobra light attack helicopters in support of numerous conflicts across south east Asia and the Middle East. Became quality insurance inspector for certifying aircraft safe for flight to include in flight troubleshooting and repair. Our unit HMLA 267 2003 received a Presidential Unit Citation for maintaining a 95% mission capability while I was in charge of the preventative maintenance group.

Sep 2000 - Sep 2005

President/Coach at North Mason Girls Softball Association

Job included coordination of many softball teams ensuring proper safety gear, schedules, umpires were equipped and ready to play. As a coach my job was to teach young people about rules of the game, how to be patient, understanding their physical and mental capabilities and placing them in positions to maximize their fun all while learning how to work together in an organized manner.

Sep 2005 - Sep 2013

Marine Machinery Mechanic at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard

Job Objective Gain a position within the company in which to utilize my prior experience as a Marine Machinery Mechanic. Use these skills to asset the growth and reputation of the company and its employees. Remarkable experience with maintenance and repairing of marine machinery, equipment, and systems Sound knowledge of installation and repair of marine equipment and machinery Familiarity with shafting, power drives, steering assemblies, reduction gears Wide knowledge of current Navy maintenance requirements and procedures Profound knowledge of lubricating the control systems and catapulting the retraction system Ability to install, repair, restore and modify the control and safety devices on the ship Professional Experience: Installed and repaired machinery, components and the principal structures of the ship’s armament. Assisted in testing the performance of the shipboard machinery on sea trials and the pier side. Overhauled, modified and repaired parts associated with equipment aboard the submarine and service ships.

Sep 2005 - Sep 2008

Marine Machinery Mechanic work leader at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard

Job Objective Gain a position within the company in which to utilize my prior experience as a Marine Machinery Mechanic Work Leader. Use these skills to asses the growth and reputation of the company and its employees. passing on to other workers the instructions received from supervisors and getting work started; e.g., by assigning the immediate tasks to be performed by individual members of the group led; (2) working along with other workers and setting the pace; (3) demonstrating proper work methods; (4) seeing to it that needed plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available, and that needed stock is obtained from supply locations; (5) obtaining needed information or decisions from supervisors on problems that come up during the work; (6) maintaining a current knowledge, and answering questions of other workers on procedures, policies, written instructions, and other directives (for example, technical orders); (7) seeing to it that there is enough work to keep everyone in the work crew busy; (8) checking work while in progress and when finished to see whether the supervisor’s instructions on work sequence, procedures, methods, and deadlines have been met; (9) urging or advising other workers to follow instructions received from supervisors and to meet deadlines; (10) assuring that safety and housekeeping rules are followed (for example, assuring that limits of safe machine operation are not exceeded and that all tools are used properly); (11) reporting to supervisors on status and progress of work and causes of work delays; and (12) answering questions of supervisors on overall work operations and problems (for example, concerning additional on-the-job training requirements for individual employees).

Sep 2008 - Sep 2009

Marine Machinery Mechanic Supervisor at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard

As a Marine Machinery Mechanic Supervisor I supervised, trained and planned: 1. Repair and align bearings in marine propulsion machinery. 2.. Install and overhaul shipboard components including compressors or main feed pumps. 3. Repair and install all types of valves such as those used for seawater, fresh water, fuel oil, lube oil, steam, hydraulics, or air. 4. Determine which equipment or materials should be used to meet daily or project requirements. 5. Instruct coworkers on testing mechanical systems for ships or submarines. 6. Analyze technical documents such as logic diagrams, drawings, specifications, or schematics to recognize the function and interconnections of components and assemblies. 7. Brief coworkers on work processes/practices, new procedures or directives pertaining to ship overhauls. ABILITY TO INTERPRET INSTRUCTIONS, SPECIFICATIONS, ETC. (INCLUDES BLUEPRINT READING) 8. Plan and layout work from sketches and blueprints that are tentative or incomplete. 9. Interpret requirements contained in technical manuals to determine critical dimensions or key reference points for marine machinery repairs. 10. Interpret drawings, sketches, plans or blueprints for repair and modification of shipboard mechanical systems. TROUBLESHOOTING 11. Troubleshoot special purpose marine machinery (such as anchor windlasses and deck machinery) to determine necessary materials required to complete repairs. 12. Detect and correct malfunctions in marine machinery by using measuring devices and test equipment such as alignment scopes or strobe tachometers. 13. Examine or locate the cause of operational failures in marine propulsion shafts, rudders, propellers, or steering assemblies to determine the extent of repairs required. ABILITY TO USE AND MAINTAIN TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT 14. Maintain tools and equipment in work areas for compliance with shop housekeeping rules. 15. Set up and operate machine tools such as drill presses or grinders to accomplish repairs. 16. Use various precision measuring instruments and test equipment such as micrometers, intra-mics, calipers, dial indicators, tachometers, torque wrenches, or thread gages. determining sequence, priorities, and deadlines of scheduled assignments; determining material, equipment and manpower needs; developing and implementing work and safety procedures; AND executing administrative functions such as scheduling leave, deciding conduct related matters, and supporting Equal Employment Opportunity principles and practices. I work with a high degree of independence.

Sep 2009 - Sep 2012

Subject Matter Expert/Instructor (SME) at PSNS & IMF on the Waterfront

Designed and taught basic mechanical theory, design and preventative maintenance.

Jan 2012 - Oct 2013

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