Paul D. Herring

Labor Category: Port Engineer / Diesel Engine Inspector

Security Clearance: SECRET

Office Location: 12259 Forest Gate Dr. N. Jacksonville FL 32246

Cell 904-***-****

Email adz4q7@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION:

Lean Six – Sigma Yellow Belt Training, 2008

Certified USN Fleet Diesel Inspector, NEC 4314, 2004

Diesel Engine Inspector Training and Certification, 1999

3M System coordinator, 1994 NEC 9512

Engineering Propulsion Fuels and Oils Shipboard, 1986

Machinery Plant Central Control System Operator- General Electric Plant, 1986

Centrifugal Air Conditioning Plant Operation and Maintenance, NEC 4291, 1984

Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Operation and Maintenance, NEC 4294, 1982

Marion High School, IN, 1973

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE:

Mr. Herring has over 40 years with marine engineering equipment including diesel engines, compressed air systems, refrigeration systems, steering gear, and supporting auxiliary equipment. Honorably served 31years in the U.S. Navy, reaching the rank of Master Chief Petty Officer (E-9) and served as a Navy Fleet Diesel Inspector for the last 10 years of service. He continues providing valuable service as a contracted DEI. Well versed in equipment maintenance and repair. Possesses a comprehensive background in marine electrical power generation and propulsion systems using diesel engines manufactured by General Motors, Fairbanks Morse, Alco, Colt Pielstick, Caterpillar, Detroit Diesel and Cummins. Served on numerous technical and engineering teams, performing inspections, assessments, analysis, grooming and operational testing of main propulsion and diesel generator engines. Extensive working knowledge of the Navy’s Fuel Oil, Lubricating Oil, Jacket Water Chemistry, Planned Maintenance System and Quality Assurance programs. Worked closely with Southeast Regional Maintenance Center, Naval Surface Fleet Atlantic, Port Engineers, Supervisor of Shipbuilding and Repair Representatives, Original Equipment Manufacturers, and various other technical and training commands throughout the Navy. Qualified Engineering Officer of the Watch on 3 Diesel Propulsion Plants.

Computer Skills; Computer Skills;

Micro soft word, Microsoft Expression, Adobe Dreamweaver, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Power Point, Print Shop, Auto CADX, MS Project, Math CAD, Sure Track.

- Act as a liaison between shipboard maintenance officers, maintenance planning office and ship repair, as ship’s life cycle manager. Draft work packages for maintenance availabilities ensuring phased and selected repairs are conducted as needed.

-Final Conducted Six Sigma and Lean Six Projects to Reduce Engineering Rework, reduce project lead times, reduce warranty costs, improve processes,and improve product Quality and Manufacturability, Research, Development and Implementation of all technologies, products, standards, procedures, and process including engine/ transmission, control, custom Data acquisition and Engine Testing.

-- Develop and Tooling concepts and Techniques to Maximize Production Effectiveness

-- Adept at using Schematics, Blueprints, Diagrams, and repair Parts manuals to complete Technical assignments.

SPECIFIC WORK/TASK EXPERIENCE:

July 2016 - Present, Stat Team for Taiwan Transfer ships – Engineering Technician / Diesel Inspector

July 2014- 2016 – VSE Corporation – Diesel Engine Inspector (DEI) / Port Engineer

Works in EGYPT as the Diesel Inspector (DEl).

Conducted and Inspected 10 formal diesel engine inspections on Egypt Navy ships.

Provides supervision, leadership and training to Egypt navy and subsurface ships in the following areas consisting of all internal components to include, but not limited to; scavenging air blowers, turbochargers, pumps, pistons, rings, cylinder heads, injectors, crankshafts, camshafts and start air compressors (SAC).

October 2013 – July 2014 – VSE Corporation – In – Country Program Manger

Worked in Iraq as the Diesel Inspector (DEl)

Conducted and Inspected 12 formal diesel engine inspections on IRAQ Navy ships.

Inspected and assessed material condition, monitored general readiness, provided on-board maintenance training, and diagnosed improper operating procedures and equipment casualties/failures.

Supported corrective actions of marine main propulsion diesel engines, diesel generators, and component systems.

June 2013 – October 2013 – VSE Corporation – Diesel Engine Inspector (DEI)

Works in EGYPT as the Diesel Inspector (DEl).

Conducted and Inspected 10 formal diesel engine inspections on Egypt Navy ships.

Provides supervision, leadership and training to Egypt navy and subsurface ships in the following areas consisting of all internal components to include, but not limited to; scavenging air blowers, turbochargers, pumps, pistons, rings, cylinder heads, injectors, crankshafts, camshafts and start air compressors (SAC).

November 2010 – June 2012. North Florida Shipyard, Foreman

Served as Outside Machinist and Rigger Department Foreman.

Managed a $2 Million operation for Maintaining Combat Readiness for Naval Ships, which slashed payroll / administration by 30% by Negotiating pricing and costs.

November 2006 – October 2009, Southeast Regional Maintenance Center, Leading Fleet Marine Diesel Engine Inspector and Engine Shop Leading Manager

Provided supervision, leadership and training to Naval surface and subsurface ships in the following areas consisting of all internal components to include, but not limited to; scavenging air blowers, turbochargers, pumps, pistons, rings, cylinder heads, injectors, crankshafts, camshafts, and start air compressors.

Experienced in specialized marine propulsion and power generation operation, maintenance and repair.

Provides hands-on support in troubleshooting, assessment, and repairs of propulsion and auxiliary equipment for surface ships.

Conducts countless programmed assessments and grooms such as HMERA assessment visits, Material Inspections for INSURV on propulsion diesel engines and associated auxiliary equipment and documents all found discrepancies and recommended repairs utilizing AWN and Material Assessment Forms.

Uses CDMD-OA to verify configuration information and alteration installation documentation.

November 2003 - October 2006, Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and IMF, Diesel Engine Inspector

Served as Diesel Engine Inspector, responsible for 61 diesel engines onboard 19 submarines, 4 ships and 7 boats.

Elevated the Diesel Engine Inspection program through improved procedures for flushing of diesel engines. These improvements caused engines to be returned full service in minimal tine and saved over $500k and 1600 man-hours per engine.

September 2002 – October 2003, NSF Diego Garcia, Deputy Technical Representative

Completed Diesel Inspections on TYB-797, a long-existing deficiency, ensuring this asset was available for command use.

November 1999 – August 2002, TRF, Kings Bay, GA, Diesel Engine Inspector

Manages administrative processes including inspection reports, safety, quality assurance and personnel training programs

July 1996 – October 1999, USS Crommelin, FFG-37,

December 1994 – May 1996, USS Holland AS-32,

October 1991 – November 1994, NSDTC, NAVDIVESALTRACEN, Panama City

December 1985- August 1991, USS Avenger MCM-1,

October 1982 – May1985, SIMA Charleston, SC

September 1978 – July 1982, USS Fearless MSO- 442

SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS:

Certified USN Fleet Diesel Inspector, NEC 4314, 2004

COMPUTER SKILLS:

Microsoft XP MS Word MS Excel

MS PowerPoint MS Access MS Project

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PAUL DAVID HERRING

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