Project Manager Quality Assurance
Resume:
Victor Aguirre
Ship Building Specialist - Department of the Navy
Spring Valley, CA 91977
*********@********.***
Professional Summary
#readytowork
Authorized to work in the US for any employer
Work Experience
Ship Building Specialist
Department of the Navy
September 2006 to Present
GS-11, SWRMC Code 330, 32nd Street Naval Station, Building #3116, Currently I am working as a Ship Building Specialist. I work with the Department of the Navy, Public/Private Shipyard, Southwest Regional Maintenance Center, (SWRMC) and it's tenant commands. I work with all levels of the Fleet to provide and improve ship material and condition, maintenance, logistics, and modernization. I receive work from the type commanders and NAVSEA in the form of Ship alt's, Boat alt's, 2-Kilo's, Automated Work Request's
(AWR), special manufacturing request and Special Project Data, Etc. I review the work requests to determine the level/scope of work required. I plan the scope of work, estimate the material requirements and man hours. I currently receive automatic work requests and review blueprints, work spec's to insure proper job specifications and performance. I provide direct support to the Project Manager (PM) and Port Engineer (PE) on all project issues. I perform ship checks to determine job estimated for man-hour and material costs. Witness and accepts or rejects test of ships machinery, propulsion systems, piping, tanks, Combat Systems and other complex systems based on contractor quality standards. In the process of inspecting repairs by contractors I issue corrective actions on ensuring deficiencies are corrected. Ensure that test results are documented. Monitor the progress of work assigned to depot level shops to ensure jobs are completed on time and in accordance with Quality Assurance Standards until the work is closed out properly. Assist the Repair Officer, Project Manager, Port Engineer to coordinate I level and Depot level work packages. Review formal and controlled production work packages are technically written properly and shop can complete assigned tasks. Observe operational testing to ensure work is within Q.A. standards. Inducts work into the Navy Enterprise Maintenance Automated Information System (NEMESIS). Determines Lead Work Center, start and stop dates. Ensures AWRs/2-Kilos are complete and correct. Conduct ship checks to determines scope of work. Attend meetings pre-arrival conference, arrival and daily production conferences for scope of work to be accomplished and work that is pending ad hearing to safety regulations with ship's Commanding Officer, Contractor Representatives, and SUP SHIP Personnel. I prepare status reports consisting of job completion percentages, milestone reviews, and any other significant information that may affect contract milestones. I am currently working more than one availability and my responsibilities are in the millions of dollars for ship's requested repairs and alterations. I review and evaluate contractors recommendations for additional or deletion of work through written CFR's in Execution. I actively work with all Safety Personnel to ensure the safety of Ships Force, Contractors, Navy Personnel and Government Employees.
Custodian, (in charge of money handling)
Loomis Fargo & Co
March 2005 to September 2006
March 2005-September 2006: Part time (Weekends) 25+ hours a week: Custodian, (in charge of money handling). Loomis Fargo & Co. Armored Transportation, San Diego Branch 1240. Responsibilities include arming and disarming alarm and vault systems, in charge of combinations for vaults and doors, making sure all monies are accounted for, to the penny. In charge of replenishing ATM's, cash boxes at gas stations, customer's request for picking up and delivering of money as needed, also responsible for all keys to various locations on route and for personnel, (driver, guard and vehicle). All paperwork from customers needs to be filled out correctly and in a timely manner. This job requires me to be certified and carry a firearm at all times.
Vehicle Personnel (LCVP)
November 1990 to September 2006
November 1990 to September 2006: 40 hours per week Boat Builder WG-4717-10
SIMA Detachment Coronado Naval Base. Under general supervision rebuild and/or repair the basic structure of various types of boats to include Boston Whalers, Landing Crafts, Vehicle Personnel (CVP) 26' to 40' personnel boats, rigid hull inflatable boats, (RHIB) using one of several methods suitable to the type and construction of the boat based on inspection to determine damage or deterioration. Write boat inspection report and job orders to include sketches, drawings, templates and diagrams. Plan and estimate material and man hour requirements for required repairs. Structural repairs are typically made following blue prints and sketches of heavily damaged wooden and fiberglass marine craft to include ship board GRP life rails and stanchions. Building and/or repair of ribs, cross beams. Make fiberglass molds and repairs on installed oak, rubber, metal, Kevlar clothes, and fiberglass. Replace buoyancy foam and re-calk seams to insure watertight integrity and install such alterations as decks, cabinets and new equipment. Repair in precision grind fiberglass hulls and spacers for mounting I and V type struts to insure correct tolerances. Cut and install glass and/or Plexiglas in repair of windows and windshields. Fabricate and install floatation material. After repair is completed, apply the appropriate paint to the part and/or the boat. Insure that material and equipment is properly stored, protected and maintained. Instruct Military personnel in the proper and safe procedures used in the repair and maintenance of boats to include proper and safe use of hand and power tools such as, saw, drills, jointers, sanders, grinders, respiration equipment, etc. Proper use and storage of materials utilized in making repairs. Oversee contractor personnel assigned to sand and repair fiberglass. Conduct on sight quality assurance and quality control in accordance with Joint Fleet Maintenance Manuel. Provide estimates for labor and material to accomplish repairs on crafts and ships assigned. Provide statements of work to supply for work to be contracted out. Final work acceptance is accomplished for contracted work. In the presence of inspecting repairs by contractors I issue corrective actions on insuring deficiencies are corrected. Part-time (Seasonal)
Cold Storage Harborside 10th Street Terminal-San Diego, CA September 2002 to October 2005
Load and unload trucks as per weight and size, railroad cars and vessels of various produce into warehouse freezers and refrigerators. Work with agriculture inspectors by getting fruit for inspection according to quality, size and freshness. Sort, re-palletize, and consolidate according to type of fruit and size. Run sweeper through the warehouse to help maintain a safe, clean environment. Warehouseman
October 1981 to November 1990
WG-6907-5, Naval Supply Center, San Diego Received, unloaded and processed incoming shipments. Assembled items into groups based on information shown on the receiving vouchers. Segregate materials according to condition, type of transaction or property class and routed for appropriate processing. Followed procedures in reporting overages, shortages or damages to the supervisor. Selected items for shipment according to information on requests load shipment, build pallet loads of items according to the type of conveyance use. Counted types and quantities during inventories and maintained tally listings. Assisted in recounts or searches in determining shortages, overages or misplaced items. To perform this work, I used a forklift up to 20,000 lbs.
Truck Mechanic, Bob's Truck and Coach Company
San Diego, CA
February 1988 to June 1990
92114, Mr. Bob Constanzo. On weekends replaced air brakes, water pumps, alternators, cables, tires, batteries, filters etc. on big rig trucks. Assisted mechanic in removing heads, pistons, injectors, replacing the lash on gears, shafts and used voltmeter to check out electrical equipment. Conducted safety inspections by using check lists and CHP authorized Safety Inspector Sheets. Operated gas and diesel truck and buses.
Construction helper, John Aguirre Independent Contractor 1977 to 1990
Operated Dump Trucks, Skip Loaders, Back Hoes and Bobcats Transporting dirt, gravel, asphalt and to her construction supplies and materials. Received in-depth training in use, operation and safety of all vehicles. Assisted in making forms, grading and finishing concrete. Supervisor WS-6907-4
June 1984 to August 1984
straddle trucks and 10-ton tractor-trailer combinations, Occasionally off load cargo from railroad cars with a forklift. Received temporary promotion to Supervisor WS-6907-4 from 6-18-84 to 8-16-84. Clerk Typist
Naval Supply Center, Naval Station-San Diego, CA
January 1981 to October 1981
Received and Sorted incoming correspondence, messages, DPS-SP exception cards and documents received from customers. Identified various types of documents and routed to proper unit for action. Upon proof of shipment or exception requiring message or letter report located source document/message in suspense files and prepared status report to customers. Established and maintained suspense files for documents requiring additional trailer information such as accounting data. Maintained a record History
& Status file for those documents not susceptible to computer processing. Assisted in maintaining the name and address file for customers not on the MSIR. Routed documents containing part numbers for unidentifiable stock numbers to the Technical Branch for action. Operated a Burrough TC-500 remote network terminal used MILSTRIP/MILS TAP and ADP-SP procedures and interpreted the output status information to the customer. Worked independently requiring only general supervision. Warehouse Worker
CETA Program
February 1980 to January 1981
Loaded and unloaded trucks, vans and railway cars received material and checked against documents for receipt of quantity and item. Inspected material for damages, reporting discrepancies to the supervisor. Stored material and provisions in appropriate storage areas as directed. Assembled/disassembled racks, bins and other storage aids.
Education
Sweetwater High School
1979
Associate's degree
Skills
• Documentation review
• Typing
• Leadership
• Truck driving (7 years)
• Heavy equipment operation
• Low voltage
• Pallet jack
• Freight Experience (10+ years)
• Data management
• Painting
• Heavy lifting
• Aviation
• Warehouse management
• Lawn care
• Distribution center
• Shipping & receiving
• Load & unload
• Forklift (10+ years)
• Warehouse experience
• Supervising experience
• Materials handling
• Organizational skills
• Oil change
• Computer skills
• Custodial experience
• Production planning
• Mechanical knowledge
• Microsoft Access
• Warehouse management system
• SAP
• AI
• Time management
• Plumbing
• Flatbed
• Precision measuring instruments
• Communication skills
Languages
• Spanish
Certifications and Licenses
Driver's License
CPR Certification
Non-CDL Class C
Pallet Jack Certification
Guard Card
CDL B
Forklift Certification
Food Handler Certification
LCPC
Top Secret Clearance
Secret Clearance
January 1980 to January 2025
DOD Secret Clearance
CDL C
Motorcycle License
CDL
Electric Pallet Jack Certification
CDL A
Motor Vehicle Inspection License
Contact this candidate