Manager

Carlton L. Price

** ***** **** **

Salem, CT ****0

860-***-****(c)

**********@*****.***

Summary of Qualifications:

·12 Years of experience in Navy Nuclear Power Operations

·Effective communication skills

·Management operations in landfill gas to electrical power generation

·Maintained state and local requirements for environmental compliance on internal combustion engines and flares

·ACE Associate Certification

·Ergonomics Job Assessor Certification

Professional Accomplishments:

Industrial Engineer, Pratt & Whitney, Middletown,CT 2023-2025:

·Performed capacity analyses for the most critical machines in Business Units 380 and Cases; Result- improved equipment efficiency

·Designed a standard work for operators to run multiple machines; Result- improved labor efficiency which saved on labor costs

·Coached supervisors by using personal experiences as a manager; Result- better utilization of work force and increased productivity

·Provided visibility of throughput and bottlenecks for 2 business units; Result- team improved managing strategy by focusing on goals and elimination of non value added activities

Cell Leader, Pratt & Whitney, 2011- 2023:

Second shift supervisor of military rotors for CSMC

·Ensuring all employees were trained on

EH&S and ethics compliance

·Planned reorganization of vital

departments; Result- accommodated

state-of-the-art machine acquisitions

·Eliminated non-ergonomic storage

racks; Result-better storage, increased

space, and improved value stream

mapping

·Led a project to purchase carts for 3 business units; Result- eliminated safety risks for employees and minimized damage to product

Maintenance Supervisor, Wyman-Gordon, Precision Castparts Corp., North Grafton, MA Apr 2010-Nov 2010:

·In charge of the daily calibrations of all

instrumentation and gages

·Planned preventive maintenance of 40

rotary, box type, and car bottom

furnaces

Regional Manager, Fortistar Methane Group, Lockport, NY. 2008-2009:

Supervised the daily O&M of 9 power plants

·Provided oversight for the upkeep of

gas collection and pre-treatment

equipment

·Planned 2010 fiscal year budget for 9

operating facilities and 9 well fields;

Result- saved $80K in annual expenses

for oil consumption and disposal

·In charge of overhauls for more than 16

engines and 4 engine out-frames;

Result- ensured efficiency of engines

and the maximum use of landfill gas

which increased facility revenue by

$27K per engine

·Provided oversight for 2 project

expansions; Result- ability to extract

more gas for each electrical generating

facility which in turn added $226K per

engine each month

·Responsible for personnel training;

Result- minimized equipment

downtime and fostered a highly skilled

team

Carlton L. Price 2

US Navy, 1995-2008:

Ship’s Gage Calibration Coordinator, USS Virginia, 2006-2007:

·Maintained/calibrated all pressure

and temperature gages on boat;

Result- boat maintained biannual

certification, rated excellent on

external audits, and above average

training program

Machinery Division Leading Petty Officer, USS Virginia, 2005-2006:

·Supervised and trained 15 personnel

on procedures and proper use of

equipment

·Coordinated with special overhaul

team to make modifications for

ship’s service turbine generators;

Result- improved data which

changed the operation of 2 major

pieces of ship’s equipment and

saved over $600K in annual

expenses to Navy

Nuclear Repair Mechanic, Trident Refit Facility, Kingsbay, GA. 2002-2005:

·Performed extensive

corrective/preventive maintenance

and numerous radioactive valve

repair jobs on various submarines

Submarine Nuclear Propulsion Plant Supervisor-Mechanical, 2001-2008:

·Experienced at supervising the

O&M of a submarine nuclear

propulsion plant

Training Coordinator for Machinery Division, USS Tennessee, 2001-2002:

·In charge of writing tests, keeping

records, training personnel, and

qualifying new personnel

Education and Training:

Masters of Aeronautics, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, January 2017

Bachelor of Science in Applied Science and Technology, Thomas Edison State College, September 2008

Navy Schools:

·Navy Nuclear ‘A’ School - 13 weeks of basic mechanics, and theory of mechanical systems

·Naval Nuclear Power School - 26 weeks of mechanical, chemical, metallurgical, and nuclear engineering fundamentals

·Naval Nuclear Training Prototype - 24 weeks of mechanical theory, chemistry, radiological controls application, and nuclear power plant operation

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