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DOUGLAS LEE BOHN

**** **** ***

Middleburg, FL 32068 US

Day Phone: 904-***-****

Evening Phone: 904-***-****

Email: adzppx@r.postjobfree.com

Availability:

Job Type: Permanent, Temporary, Term

Work Schedule: Full-Time, Part-Time, Shift Work, Intermittent, Job Sharing, Multiple Schedules

Desired locations:

United States - FL - Jacksonville

Work Experience:

NADEPNORVA

NAS NORFOLK

9079 Hampton Blvd.

Norfolk, VA 23505 United States

05/1981 - 05/1995

Salary: 7.69 USD Per Hour

Hours per week: 45

WELDER WG-3703-10

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Used several types of welding procedures using tungsten inert gas, mechanical inert gas, shielded metallic arc, dabber, resistance, plasma and electron beam. Welded engine and airframe components. Repaired, modified and manufactured components as per engineering instruction. Used carbon air arc, oxy-acetylene and plasma metal cutting equipment. Set up used and maintained said equipment. Worked from technical manuals, drawings, sketches, layouts, schematics, blueprints and engineering directives. Certified in welding exotic stainless, magnesium, titanium, aluminum, inconel, stainless. Certified in metal spray and plasma spray while working as a metalizing equipment operator. Devised special jigs and fixtures to hold parts to be welded. Used techniques such as preheating, heat sinks, and stress relieving to maintain specified dimensions and to prevent distortion of components. I also performed brazing, silver soldering and annealing as well as hard facing. I was responsible for making welds to meet specifications with proper penetration. Welds had to be free of pockets, scales and other defects. X-ray and Florescent penetrant were used to detect defects.

Douglas Bohn

NAS-FRCSE-62338

101 Wasp Street

Jacksonville, FL 32212 United States

06/1995 - 10/2002

Salary: 19.78 USD Fee Basis

Hours per week: 45

Series: 3806 Pay Plan: BB Grade: WG10

SHEETMETAL MECHANIC (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Used hand tools to repair aircraft components. Repaired flaps, inlet walls, wedges, panels, doors, spoilers, speed brakes, rudders, both horizontal an vertical stabilizers plus other flight critical components on the F14 and A6 aircraft. Certified in metallic bonding, advanced composite bonding an in the use of autoclaves for bonded repairs. I have knowledge of all hand tools as well as pneumatic as they relate to the aircraft trade. I made precise measurements using micrometers, calipers, intramics as well as other precise measurement devices to a tolerance of .005. Employed hole quality in removing and installing fasteners of all types up to 5/16 inch in diameter. Trained also in cold working.

Supervisor: Dwight Brinkley 904-***-****)

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Douglas Bohn -1

NAS -FRCSE-62611

101 Wasp Street

Jacksonville, FL 32212 United States

10/2002 - Present

Salary: 32.56 USD Per Hour

Hours per week: 45

Series: 3703 Pay Plan: BB Grade: WG11

WELDER WG-3703-11 (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

Under this position I would supervise non-supervisory positions in shop 62611. Welding functions performed in this shop are currently TIG welding, stress relieving and some heat treating. The Electron Beam Welding and Dabber Tig welding functions are currently non functional. I would report to the General Foreman. I plan daily and weekly sequences of work operations for subordinates when working as a supervisor. I coordinate work operations working form schedules and daily production reports provided by program managers and hub schedulers. From my superiors, schedules, reports and the production cost scoreboard, I set priorities and issue work assignments via production controllers and my work leader. I implement 4 D's by focusing on WIGs, acting on lead measures, keeping a compelling scoreboard and creating a cadence of accountability. I attend WIG sessions and keep the communication board current. I employ an effective mechanism for obtaining information from employees by having shop meetings. We discuss WIGS, do walk arounds and I do my best to implement employee suggestions. I communicate in a concise and clear manner that is well organized and timely. I listen actively to and respond accordingly to subordinates ideas, questions and concerns. I actively participate in Lean/Six-Sigma/5-S events. I attend formal and informal training and briefings on Lean subject matter. I also serve as a representative on (CPI) continuous process improvement teams and perform/lead CPI events that show performance gaps. I help others understand and develop value stream maps of key processes. I perform risk analysis and provide contingency plans on all major decisions. I provide staffing requirements based on attrition, workload, cross training and overtime. I understand how direct and indirect costs and how they affect the rates affecting the depot financial system. Critical thinking is imperative in my position. Communication, Cooperation and Teamwork are essential and part of my leadership skills. I collaborate, encourage and provide a positive team atmosphere which promotes trust, cooperation and group identity. I resolve disagreements by providing a positive constructive solution. I demonstrate a high standard of conduct represent the organization effectively. I give my employees confidence in their skills and hold myself accountable for problem in my area. I actively promote management programs such as EEO,Vision, Safety, ISO and all other AIRspeed initiatives. From previous training in blueprint reading, on the job use of sketches and layouts and experience on various engine parts, I interpret work operations and assign subordinates tasks needed to meet the production schedule. I coordinate work with other shop units as required to get the best results. I requisition tools, tooling, equipment and necessary materials. Insure all measurement tools are kept current with calibration, and implement all instructions on positive tool control. I train subordinates in proper use of tools, work methods and safe use of all equipment. I determine or collaborate with others to establish performance standards. I work with engineering to via REI/TEI to incorporate CPI. For example I wrote a REI to improve the removal and installation of the heatsheild on the N2 J52 diffuser. The machine shop repeatedly removed the heatshield incorrectly removing too much parent metal. I requested the heatshield be removed with a cutting wheel and a sanding disc. This alleviated the transport back and forth between the machine shop and the welding shop and provided a higher quality process. Judging the individual capabilities of artisans plays and important role as to who I assign work to. Assignment of work is made to those qualified to do the most timely and quality repair. I examine work for quality and give instruction for expected work completion. I ensure all safety, fire and tool regulations are complied with. Shop clean ups are done routinely to insure good housekeeping and cleanliness. I keep abreast of equipment breakdowns, part bottlenecks, part delays and inefficiencies providing resolutions for these problems in a timely manner. If necessary I acquire special permissions from higher levels of supervision. I maintain records or subordinates time and overtime. I examine man-hours expended, injuries and accidents for causes and file the appropriate reports on these. I process the performance ratings, leave requests, and make recommendations on disciplinary actions, promotions, demotions, training requirements, transfers, separations, grievances and Visions or beneficial suggestions. I myself take disciplinary actions such as letter of caution and reprimand. I resolve grievances at the first level whenever possible. I attend training and supervisor conferences relaying pertinent information to employees. I confer with higher levels of management to explain probable effects of changes proposed for continuing work problems.

Supervisor: Anthony Potignano (790-6355)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Douglas Bohn-2

NAS-FRCSE-62611

101 Wasp Street

Jacksonville, FL 32212 United States

10/2002 - Present

Salary: 32.56 USD Per Hour

Hours per week: 45

Series: 3703 Pay Plan: BB Grade: WG11

WELDER WG-3703-11 (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:

This block is a continuation of the previous block. Rotating shifts and electron beam welding are not currently being implemented however the welding of exotic alloys, titanium, magnesium is still being done in the welding shop. Training of all branches of the defense services and certification of government and contractor artisans is done under my supervision. I also provide extensive training on safety and workers compensation. Labor relations experience gleaned from my previous experience as a chief union steward, help me remain in compliance with the union agreement. I transact overtime and leave via TAA and do corrections online to the daily labor and exception report. I initiate work orders for the repair and maintenance of shop equipment . I insure proper stowage and disposal of Hazardous Materials including heavy metals. I observe work in progress to insure that the artisans are instilling quality into their work. By checking on individual efficiency on Labor reports, I can tell which artisans need improvement and consul them accordingly. My previous experience as a temporary supervisor and as a temporary work leader allows me to train others in the use of equipment and safe practices. I will oversee all practices involving safety and see that the proper training is carried out. I take immediate corrective action when safety rules or regulations are violated. Training subordinates in the proper use work methods, use of equipment and safety practices often leads into related tasks. Ensuring that employees have the proper tools and tooling and training them in positive tool control is an essential part of my job responsibility. From the training management screen I keep abreast of the training and certification of welders and engine repair personnel. I also make certain that medical surveillance, visual acuity, respirator training and crane safety requirements are kept current. I also do walkarouds to insure compliance with personal protection equipment policy. Ear plugs, safety shoes, safety glasses are mandatory at all times in the shop. Those found are not in compliance are either asked to leave if not attached to shop or disciplined. My close scrutiny of welds and grinding operation as well as riveting and drilling operations, preclude probable or possible loss of an engine while in flight.

Supervisor: Anthony Potignano (790-6355)

Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes

Education:

St.Johns River College Orange Park, FL United States

Some College Coursework Completed 08/2001

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

Took a 4 semester hour course in microcomputers with a grade of A or 4.0

Winter Park High School Winter Park, FL United States

High School or equivalent 06/1970

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

academic diploma

Valencia Community College Orlando, FL United States

Some College Coursework Completed

Major: engineering

Relevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:

about 35 quarter hours. One of me courses was a Technical writing course completed with a grade of A.

Job Related Training:

Labor Relations for Practitioners 4/2006

Hazardous Waste Handling 4/2000

Hole Quality 1&2 3/1994

Hole Quality 3&4 3/2000

Partsmaster 4/91

Blueprint reading 9/1991

Dabber welder operation 8/1991

TQM workforce training 4/1989

Non-Destructive testing 3/1982

TIG welding cert. 7/2001

SMAW and oxyacetylene welding 12/1971

Crane safety 12/2015

Advanced Composite Certification 9/2002

Affiliations:

Assembly of God - layman

Additional Information:

Obtained a grade of 4.0 in a microcomputer class at St. Johns River College.

Obtained a grade of 4.0 in technical writing at Valencia Community College

Typing speed 45 wpm

Chief Union Steward

Temporary Work leader

Temporary Supervisor

Special achievement awards 1985,87,89,91,92,94

Beneficial Suggestion Awards 1986,91,97

Time off Award 1994,95

Viet Nam Service Medal 1972

Viet Nam Campaign Medal 1972

National Defense Service Medal 1972

Honorable Discharge 1973

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