Management Coordinator Boiler Operator

LEONARD CORAZO

**** **** ****** *** **** *, Philadelphia, PA 19104

Phone: 215-***-**** / Email: *********@*****.***

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Decorated United States Navy Veteran looking to market a combined twenty years of successful management, leadership, and educational experiences.

●Attained the Enlisted Rank of E 8 (Senior Chief Electrician’s Mate)

●Successfully completed Instructor, Senior Enlisted Propulsion Engineering Course (SEPEC), Maintenance and Material Management Coordinator (3MC), Recovery Assist and Securing and Traversing (RAST), Module Test Repair Equipment Course and Leadership Training.

●Developed and Implemented Curricula in Electrical Safety and Preventive Maintenance System.

●Qualified Master Training Specialist.

●Over twenty two years’ experience in 60/400 Hertz, 440V, 220V and 120V electrical distribution systems troubleshooting/repairs, and test equipment. Additionally worked with 13,300V, 3,600V and 2,400V.

●Experienced in the installation, mod, repair, troubleshooting and periodic and unscheduled maintenance of power panels, switchboard, transformers, galley equipment, motor controller/starters, Programmable Logic Controllers, automatic bus transfers, manual bus transfers, lighting, heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems, uninterrupted power supply, isolating grounds, including planning of installation layout, connection of power distribution, conduit run, electrical outlets, cable manufacturing, rack/equipment installation and post installation operational testing.

●Experience in the troubleshooting and repair of Recovery Assist, Securing Traverse (RAST) system.

●Experience in the troubleshooting, repair, cleaning, reimage of AN/USM 674 controller, Huntron Protrack I.

●Certification in the development of computerized diagnostic routines (Silver/Gold Disks,) for the troubleshooting and repair of electronic circuit assemblies for the US Navy’s Module Test and Repair Program.

●Adept at isolating faults from system level component level, using diagnostic routines, technical manuals, blueprints, appropriate testing procedures and variety of test equipment.

●Experienced in the daily operation operations and safety of an oil refinery, troubleshooting, maintenance, lockout tagout (LOTO), and electrical safety.

●Trained and qualified on fork lifts, bucket trucks.

●Fluency in Tagalog. Some Japanese.

NDI ENGINEERING CO.

Technician Jan 2021- Present

Therofore, NJ

Disassembled/assembled CROV Units.

Assisted in the QA/Testing of CROV units.

Assisted in the assembly/troubleshooting of RCV Redesign.

Assembled 555-2 LVDT unit prototype.

Created/assisted in developing 555-2 procedures.

Disassembled/assembled 311, 517, 532-1, 533-1, 534-1, 303-1, 545-2, 555-1, 389-2, 304, 309, 600..

Conducted various hydrostatic tests on various components prior to installation.

Conducted various non-technicians tasking within the shop.

Conducted inventory of parts on hand.

Datwyler Pharma Packaging USA Inc.

Electro Mechanic May 2020- Present

Pennsauken, NJ

Troubleshoot and repair various electrical wiring, switches, relays, contactor, starters, AC / DC drives and motor.

Supporting facilities equipment as needed through daily checks and inspections.

Build and install new equipment and/ or modifying existing equipment.

Performing preventative and predictive maintenance on process and facility equipment. Troubleshooting, installation, cleaning and repairs of machinery and equipment.

Working with engineers and operations staff on machine design and equipment reliability improvements.

Logging activities and progress in SAP CMMS.

Run conduit, wiring outlets, breakers, transformers, and lighting.

Troubleshoot, diagnose and repair hydraulic/pneumatic valves and cylinders and replace or repair as needed.

Rebuild rack and pinion on presses.

Replace gears, pulleys and various belts on machines, exhaust fans and AC units.

Maintain required records, logs, with regard to inspections, testing, maintenance, installation and repairs of equipment and machinery.

Basic knowledge of PLCs including Allen Bradley and Siemens.

Computer literate; Windows, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Adobe, various databases and maintenance management systems, Outlook, E-mail and Internet.

Perform job requirements using GMP, SOPs and other procedures.

Handled various hazardous and chemicals required for plant support.

Read electrical and hydraulic schematics and blueprints

Certified Boiler Operator issued by the Bureau of Boiler & Pressure Vessel Compliance.

NDI ENGINEERING CO.

Training Instructor Jan 2018- Dec 2019

Philadelphia, PA

Assisted in the qualification of 15 Shop Personnel as Facility Rover, Fresh Water Rover, IPS Rover, TPCP Operator and GTG Auxiliary Rover.

Assisted in the qualification and training process of Shift Test Engineers and 77H Test Specialist.

Developed Lube Oil Sampling training lessons for IPS CTF.

Assisted in the review and verification of various SOP and Casualty Control Procedures.

Facilitated and conducted over 350 man hours of classroom and hands on training for CTF systems with Watchstanders.

Assisted in the revamping of all training lesson plants for IPS CTF.

Led and conducted mocked STE Oral Board for IPS CTF.

Conducted Watchstander proficiency and plant knowledge for final qualifications.

NDI ENGINEERING CO.

Training Instructor March 2017- Dec 2017

Philadelphia, PA

Developed mini-camp training for EOSS (Engineering Operational Sequencing System) and Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).

Developed mini-camp for LOTO (Lock Out Tag Out).

Audited CTF’s Energy Control Program and made corrections on discrepancies that were discovered.

Reviewed, made inputs and changes to CTF JQR program.

Developed Maintenance Personnel JQR and routed to AMSEC for development or to be inputted in CTF JQR program.

Facilitated and conducted over 300 man hours of classroom and hands on training for CTF systems with watchstanders.

Attended over 50 man hours of training provided by various CTF contractors to a\use in future CTF training for watchstanders.

Qualified Level 1 Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM).

Assisted in developing materials and process of Oral Boards for STE qualification.

Assisted in verification on “Cold/Hot” checks on various CTF systems with EOSS Group.

Validated various CTF systems and placed valve labels on pipping systems.

Assisted in Maintenance Review of CTF’s Maintenance Program, ensuring which Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC) should be used/deleted from the Maintenance Index Page (MIP).

Assisted in the review and verification of various EOSS, SOP system.

BRIDOR, USA

Maintenance Mechanic Technician Jan 2017 Mar 2017

Vinland, NJ

Conducted maintenance requirements of various production line machines that processed bread products

Troubleshot and repaired production line machines.

Philadelphia Energy Solutions

Industrial Electrician, Jan 2015-Dec-2015

Maintain, repair and install refinery power distribution and delivery equipment.

Troubleshoot and repair motor control circuits and three phase magnetic motor starters in addition to AC variable speed drives, circuit breakers, UPS systems, batteries, transformers, substations, MOVs and fire alarms.

Perform work of significant complexity and difficulty in the accomplishment of industrial electrical and instrumentation construction and maintenance activities.

Design, fabricate, install, inspect, test, adjusts, and repair electrical, electronic, electro-mechanical, and pneumatic control circuits and systems used to record, indicate, and control the operation of various machines and systems.

Conduct voltage tests from 24 to 13,200 volts under normal/emergency situations to ensure continuing and uninterrupted power flow and perform overhead line work as necessary.

Installs conduit, fittings, switches, controls, and fixtures, and wires and connects all types of electrical equipment as required for new installation or replacement of facilities. Makes all required splices and connector joints.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Command Maintenance and Material Management Coordinator (3MC) Dec 2011 Dec 2016

USS Bulkeley DDG 84, Norfolk, VA

●Managed and provided command wide training on 3M (Maintenance and Material Management) and AWN (Automated Work Notification) to all officers, chiefs and work center supervisors to ensure compliance for 42 work centers.

●Led command to arduous transition from SKED 3.1 to SKED 3.2 and OMMS NG (Organizational Maintenance Management System Next Generation) to AWN

●Supervised the scheduling of equipment Lay Up and Start Up maintenance scheduled checks.

●Ensured the submission and completion of $26M in contractor work items.

●Delivered superb 3M Certification result first time up.

●Achieved Total of Merit (TFOM) score of 94% overall in 3M.

●Engineering Departmental Leading Chief Petty Officer

●Qualified as Engineering Officer of the Watch (EOOW), responsible for the safe and proper operation on the ship propulsion, electrical distribution system and auxiliary equipment, responsible for taking immediate and controlling actions to mitigate any damages in the engine room, supervised all engineering underway watches, reviewed all engineering logs and parameters.

●Qualified as Electrical Plant Control Console (EPCC) operator, responsible for maintaining, balancing, and transferring, paralleling, isolating ships 60Herzt electrical distribution system.

●Supervised, trained and mentored 96 Sailor in operation and maintenance of propulsion, electrical distribution system and auxiliary equipment.

●Led 72 officers, chief petty officers and junior personnel through a successful LOA (Light Off Assessment), Continuous Maintenance Availability (CMAV), Type Commander Material Inspection (TYCOM MI), Sea Trials and Basic Training Phase.

●Responsible for ETT (Engineering Training Team) drills, scheduling and providing watch bills and watch team replacements, departmental training sessions.

●Provided training of the command in Damage Control Electrician and the ability to perform Damage Control and Engineering Immediate and Controlling Actions.

●Executive/Medical Departmental Leading Chief

●Supervised and mentored 14 personnel in administrative, medical, and career readiness.

●Led 280 personnel in Physical Fitness Assessment (PFA) resulting a 97% (274/280) command PFA rate.

●Led command in Community Relations Project (COMREL Coordinator) and sporting events.

●Responsible for watch transition, tracking qualifications, creating watch bill and leading a duty section of 43 personnel.

Engineering Departmental/ Electrical Leading Chief Petty Officer SEP 2008 Dec 2011

USS Stethem DDG 63, Yokosuka, Japan

●Led Engineering Department through 14 week dry docking preparations for a successful LOA and MOB E (Engineering) Certification and ULTRA E.

●Delivered superb INSURV (Board of Inspection Survey) result. Green 85% for Electrical System and EOC.

●Lead a 7 men Work Authorization Form (WAF) team during $12M Dry –Docking Selected Restricted Availability (DSRA).

●Process over 300 WAF’s with zero administrative re work or delays in starting jobs.

●Created a Fast Action Response Team in correcting over 100 discrepancies and minimal Repair Before Operations.

●Trained watch standers to high levels of proficiency in all electrical drills and casualties.

●AS Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist (ESWS) coordinator coordinated, trained and qualified 44 Sailors.

Afloat Trainer GT Team Aug 2005 Sep 2008

Afloat Training Group, Atlantic, Norfolk VA

●Coordinated with 5 team members in the training of ship’s crews in the orchestration of material checks, Engineering and Navy Occupational Safety & Health (NAVOSH) program deck plate and administrative compliance, safe to train inspections, Engineering training team (ETT) briefs and Engineering Operational Casualty Control (EOCC) immediate and controlling actions for Engineering casualties on 140 training missions across 62 ships.

●Served as the only electrician in the Gas Turbine branch Team Leader qualified.

Electricians Mate Dec 1991 – Present

Various Commands, Various Duty Stations

●Over twenty years’ experience in bench/field service alignment and repair of computer data systems, satellite/conventional radio communications systems and test equipment.

●Experienced in the installation of communications systems, including planning of installation layout, connection of power distribution, cable manufacturing, rack/equipment installation and post installation operational testing.

●Adept at isolating faults from system level to component level, using diagnostic routines, technical manuals, blueprints, appropriate testing procedures and a variety of test equipment.

●Twenty years certification and experience in performing circuit board repairs and discrete component replacement using high reliability soldering and repair techniques.

●Seven years certification and experience in the development of computerized diagnostic routines (Gold Disks) for the troubleshooting and repair of electronic circuit assemblies for the US Navy’s Module Test and Repair Program.

HONORS AND AWARDS

●Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (8)

●Good Conduct Medal (7)

●Unit Navy “E” Ribbon (5)

●Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon

●Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon

●Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal

●Armed Forces Service Medal

●National Defense Service Medal (2)

●Sea Service Ribbon (7)

●Southwest Asia Ribbon (6)

●Global War On Terrorism (2)

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