Former Navy Plumber Service & New Construction Plumber Expert

Martin P Petrillose

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Middleburg, Florida, 32068

Contact Phone: (904) 570 - 0554

Work Phone: 904-***-**** Ext. 3719

Email Address: ******.**********@****.***

EXPERIENCE

**/**22 to present: Southeast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) Quality Assurance Specialist (QAS) Mayport Florida. Quality Auditor conducting quality audits of contractor’s Quality Management Systems (QMS) to ASQ/ANSI/ISO 9001/2015, Quality Management System- requirements and their own written QMS policies.

08/2008 to 09/2022: Southeast Regional Maintenance Center (SERMC) Quality Assurance Specialist (QAS) Mayport Florida. Intermediate Level quality trainer, administering and evaluating all the elements of the Fleet Quality Assurance program.

08/2007 to 08/2008: 40 hours per Week; Environmental/safety Subject Matter Expert, SUPERVISOR OF SHIPBUILDING LCS NEW CONSTRUCTION: Marinette Marine, Marinette Wisconsin.

10/2004 to 08/2007: 40 hours per Week; Quality Assurance Specialist; GS-1910-12; last promoted 05/2003; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; SOUTH CENTRAL REGIONAL MAINTENANCE CENTER (SCRMC) Building 300 Coral Sea Road, INGLESIDE TX 78362-5000; Carlos Michaels; 361-***-****; may contact supervisor.

10/1999 to 10/2004 : 40 hours per Week; Quality Assurance Specialist; GS-1910-12; last promoted 05/2003; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; NAVSEA - SUPERVISOR OF SHIPBUILDING JAX Detachment Ingleside, 125 Coral Sea Rd. Tr.14 INGLESIDE TX 78362-5000; Mike Willemon, 361-***-**** ; may contact supervisor.

Sustained performer. Assigned responsibilities for: Planning, developing,organizing, administering and evaluating all the elements of the NAVSEA mandated comprehensive Contract Quality Assurance Program (CQAP). The elements for this program include confirming that the contractor's inspection system, conforms to contract requirements. Serves as a technical expert on Quality Assurance Matters for SUPSHIPJAX detachment Ingleside. Does extensive research and implements latest developments in Quality Assurance by review of the latest technical directives. Negotiates and coordinates complex issues pertaining to Quality Assurance for manufacture and repair of complex components and systems. Acts as Quality Assurance representative during major availabilities advising management and staff.

Reviews work specifications in FASS, NMD, Statement of Work (SOW's) and contract documents to assure that adequate quality coverage is adhered to. Initiates correspondence to contractors and other Government agencies relative to administration of contractually required quality assurance programs.

Develops evaluation plans and conducts surveillance shipboard and at the contractors' facilities to ensure program and contract compliance. Prepares written detailed discrepancy reports of instances of failure of the contractor's quality assurance, inspection processes and contract non-compliance. These reports contain detailed description of noted deficiencies, corrective and preventive measures to prevent reoccurrence. Additionally, I review work specifications -Work Items- to ensure that only acceptable and workable specifications are released to contracts for solicitation. I Accomplish in-depth assessments (audits) of contractor's quality plan and quality manual, safety, environmental and security program, records, processes and Procedure Evaluations (PE) to ensure adherence to stated processes for contract compliance. I Develop and maintain reports and records to document contractor assessments - audits- and prepare written detailed reports of problems encountered and conditions found. I routinely witness the accept/reject test criteria generated from various technical publications and inspections of ship's machinery, propulsion systems, piping, HM&E, contractor's test equipment and other complex systems to contract quality standards.

I generate, assign and track all the Product Verification Inspections (PVI's) for the Availability Management Team.

The work specifications that I've reviewed and accepted are used for the repair of MCM, MHC, class U.S. Navy ships and other associated craft. These work specifications are used to accomplish ship repair work by private ship repair Contractor's - KTR. I am required to analyze, research, and determine all the technical aspects of complex ship repair and modernization projects, make independent decisions in reference to the minimum work requirements, required references, associated services, special tools and equipment. My duties also include the review and evaluation of contractor's condition reports and recommendations for additional work and to provide the rationale for approval or disapproval. I develop and review modification to original specifications and new work specifications using the NMD. I monitor KTR compliance with Federal Acquisition Regulations; - FAR and Defense Federal Acquisition Regulations - DFAR; compliance with applicable drawings, technical manuals, government standards, and contract quality requirements - QA; verify strict compliance with the requirements of the Work Item, and verify KTR conformance with contract modifications. Witness critical evolutions and processes during the production phase to insure proper tolerances and/or working criterion to contract requirements. I remotely tract and maintain the commands NDT program for all of code 200/600 employees, a task which is normally assigned only to a LEVEL III NDT Examiner. Actively involved in SARAC feed back program which has resulted in at least three different changes to various standard items. (see attached proposals).

,01/1998 to 10/1999; 40 hours per Week; Quality Assurance Inspector; $27,040 per Annum; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; South Texas Ship Repair, Redfish Bay Terminal P.O. Box 1236 Aransas Pass, TX 78335; Neal Miles, 361-***-****; may contact supervisor.

Performed Quality Assurance surveillances for conversion, repair and design work for US Navy Mine Warfare Vessels and commercial ships. Specific duties included reviewing work specifications to ensure objective quality evidence that work being performed by mechanics was in accordance with specifications. Monitored and administered welders and brazer exams and qualifications. Upgraded South Texas Ship Repairs Welding program to be in accordance with military standards. Certified to perform Level II Visual and Liquid Penetrant inspections. Personally developed written procedures required to perform Welding and Nondestructive testing. Performed safety and environmental inspections in accordance with OSHA and EPA regulations.

08/1996 to 12/1998; 40 hours per Week; Ship Surveyor; $35,100 per Annum; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; US Navy Active Duty (Supervisor Of Shipbuilding, Det. Jax), 123 Coral Sea Road Ingleside, TX 78362; Mike Willemon, 361-***-****; may contact supervisor.

Administered U.S. Department of the Navy and other DOD/FMS shipbuilding, conversion, repair, and design work in 4 private civilian shipyards in South Texas Area valued at over 25 million annually. Responsible for monitoring private contractors physical progress and quality assurance during all CNO and RAV/TAV scheduled availabilities to 25 Minewarfare vessels, USS Inchon (MCS-12) and other Navy Crafts. Specific duties include modifying detailed work specifications by use of FASS (Field Automated Surveying System); interacted directly with project managers, port engineers, ship's force, type commanders representatives, on site planning yard rep. and contractor production workers in order to effect repairs on mine hunters on schedule and under budget; recognized by Project Manager as being an expert in the field on all shipboard piping systems and welding matters. Researched and initiated LAR (Liaison Action Request) for drawing corrections and clarifications in support of production work.

08/1982 to 08/1996; 40 hours per Week; Hull Maintenance Technician E-6; last promoted Not Specified; permanent employee; not on a temporary promotion; U.S. NAVY, Various Ship and Shore Commands;

16 years of Navel Service with varied assignments and responsibilities. Which included QAI and QAS aboard Sub tender USS Canopus AS-34. Worked as Nuclear Quality Assurance Inspector, Nuclear cleanliness inspector, Steamplant Cleanliness inspector, radiation worker, and qualified Quality Assurance Supervisor. List of other assignments, schools, evaluations and letter are provided for review( see attached).

EDUCATION

Burnt Hills Ballston Lake Senior High, Burnt Hills, New York; 1982 High School Diploma

Delmar College, Corpus Christi, TX; No Degree in Fire Science/Env Science/Diesel Engine Tech, 0; 3.8 out of 4 Point GPA; 27 Semester Hours

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

07/2005 Certificate of Completion Intermediate Systems Acquisition Course /ACQ-201B (Class# 05-779)

02/2005 Certificate of Completion Intermediate Production, Quality & Manufacturing Course(PQM201B (Class# 05-008)

12/2004 3 semester hours Methods of Teaching- Del Mar College

11/2004 Certificate of Completion Intermediate Production, Quality & Manufacturing Course(PQM201A)

08/2004 Certificate of Completion Intermediate Systems Acquisition Course(ACQ201A)

07/2004 Certificate of Completion Navy Basic Paint Inspector

03/2004 Certificate of Completion Principles of Lean Manufacturing 101 University of Texas

01/2003 2 semester hours Preventive Maintenance(Diesel Engines)- Del Mar

01/2003 2 semester hours Steering and Suspen I- Del Mar College

06/2003 Certificate of Completion Ultrasonic Testing Level I

09/2002 Certificate of Achievement for ISO 9000:2000 Auditor/Lead Auditor Cert# 5560 -Victoria Group Coraopolis, PA

08/2002 3 semester hours Building Codes & Construction - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

05/2002 3 semester hours Industrial Fire Protection - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

02/2002 Cableway Training and Certification Program, Norfolk Navel Shipyard.

01/2002 Production and Quality Management Fundamentals - PQM 101, Defense Acquisition University.

12/2001 Fundamentals of Systems Acquisition Management - ACQ 101, Defense Acquisition University.

10/2001 40Hour Asbestos Supervisor/Worker Course - Navel Occupational Safety and Health Training Center.

08/2001 2 Day Conversion and Repair Environmental/Safety Training Course - Braun Safety Associates.

04/2001 3 Day Crane Safety Course – North American Crane bureau, Inc. Mayport Naval Station, Florida.

04/2001 Radiographic Film Interpretation - Portsmouth Navel Shipyard, Portsmouth New Hampshire.

01/2001 40 Hour Radiographic Testing Level I Hellier Technical Training & Consulting Houston, Texas.

12/2000 48 Hour Welding Inspection and Testing – Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas.

11/2000 5 day Work Item Development Course- NAVSEA Ingleside, Texas

08/2000 3 semester hours Fire Administration - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

05/2000 3 semester hours Accident Prevention - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

04/2000 40 Hour SUPSHIP Operations Manual Course - Ingleside, Texas.

06/1999 8 Hour Industrial First Aid & CPR - International Haz-Mat and Safety Consultants Ingleside, Texas

06/1999 8 Hour OSHA/RCRA Hazardous Materials Supervisor - International Haz-Mat and Safety Consultants Ingleside, Texas.

06/1999 40 Hour OSHA/RCRA Heath and Safety Course - International Haz-Mat and Safety Consultants Ingleside,

Texas.

04/1999 24 Hour Visual Testing Level I & II - Base Line Data, Inc, Portland, Texas.

04/1999 12 Hour Liquid Penetrant Testing Level I & II - Base Line Data, Inc, Portland, Texas.

12/1998 3 semester hours Trades Computation - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

08/1998 3 semester hours Electrical Maintenance - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

08/1998 3 semester hours Mechanical Systems/Boiler Law - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

08/1998 5 day Environmental and Safety Awareness Training, Ingleside, Texas.

05/1998 3 semester hours Trades Communication - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

01/1998 5 day Work Item Development Course- NAVSEA Ingleside, Texas

12/1997 3 semester hours Basic Refrigeration Theory - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

12/1997 3 semester hours Industrial Safety - Del Mar College Corpus Christi

08/1997 3 semester hours Basic Electric Theory - Del Mar College Corpus Christi, Texas

02/1997 2weeks, Seven Habits Of Highly Effective People - Covey Leadership Center, INC onsite Corpus Christi, Texas

03/1997 1 week, Principle-Centered Leadership - Covey Leadership Center, INC onsite Corpus Christi, Texas

05/1995 General Maintenance Welder Course 4954 – San Diego, California

06/1995 5 day Forces Afloat Quality Assurance Course- Sasebo, Japan

03/1988 6 week NAVSEA Shop Qualification Improvement Program (SQIP)- Pipe Fabrication, Kings Bay GA.

05/1987 6 week NAVSEA Shop Qualification Improvement Program (SQIP)- Sheet Metal Repair, Kings Bay GA

09/1984 11 weeks; Hull Maintenance Technician Class "A" School Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

04/1983 10 weeks; Basic Electricity and Electronics- San Diego, California

PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES

Level II DAWIA Certification: Production, Quality and Manufacturing (US Navy)

Navy Basic Paint Inspector Certification: SSPC certification NAVSEA 05M1

Nondestructive Inspector Certification: Radiographic Film Interpretation, April 3-19 2001, Portsmouth Naval Ship Yard Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Visual Inspector (VT) recertifcation, July 19, 2005

SUPSHIPJAX; Liquid Penetrant Inspector (PT) recertification July 25,2005

Submarine Repair Navy Enlisted Code(NEC-9593)

General Maintenance Welder(NEC-4954)

PROFESSIONAL RATINGS, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITIONS

On the Spot Cash Award:06/2004

Quality Step Increase for being awarded Civilian of the Year 2002

On the Spot Time off Award and Cash Award for being awarded Civilian of the Quarter, 4th Quarter 2002.

On the Spot Time Off Award:07/2002

On the Spot Cash Award:07/2002,06/2002

Quality Step Increase: 11/2001

OTHER INFORMATION

Honor Society Member Del Mar College # 00G87912

U.S. MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION

Active Duty: 08/1982 to 08/1986 - U.S. Navy

Active Duty: 02/1987 to 12/1998 - U.S. Navy

Reserve Duty: 10/1986 to 02/1987 - U.S. Navy

Campaign badges and/or expeditionary medals received: Navy Expeditionary Medal, Navy/Marine Corps Achievement Medal W/Gold Star, Navy Unit Commendation, Meritorious Unit Commendation W/Bronze Service Star, Good Conduct Medal W/3 Bronze Service Stars, Sea Service Deployment Ribbon W/2 Bronze Service Star

Honorable Discharge

Retirement Rank: E-6. Date: 12/31/1998

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