Military coded welder/fabricator

Michael R. Slack

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Norfolk, VA 23503

757-***-**** (H)

757-***-**** (C)

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SKIILLS

Coded Welder, Heavy Carbon Steel and Structural, High Pressure Plate and Pipe

Secret Clearance

Ship Fitter Sheet Metal Fabricator

Fire Marshal Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist

Safety Petty Officer Top Watch Supervisor (CCS) Hot/Cold Iron

Non-Formal Trainer Motor Turbine Union (MTU) Diesel Engines

Leadership Quality Assurance Inspector

Pipe Fitter Gas Free Engineer

Stickler for Details

EXPERIENCE

U.S. Navy, Naval Amphibious Base, Little Creek, VA 2007 - 2009

Hull Maintenance Technician

Maintain Patrol Coastal Vessels both stateside and forward deployed by providing welding, braising, cutting services, as well as diesel engine maintenance

Provide materials needed for forward deployed vessels via stateside to enhance shipboard functions and capabilities

Chosen by Navy detailer to be assigned to this independent duty billet

Cut out and replaced a large section of a potable water tank

U.S. Navy, USS SAN JACINTO (CG 56), Norfolk, VA 2003 - 2007

Hull Maintenance Technician

Oversee routine and complex maintenance of fuel piping, reduction gear operations, and firefighting systems

At sea fire marshal, trained and led duty section personnel in fire fighting and flood control

Manufactured and installed navigational beacons on sunken vessels in the Northern Arabian Gulf, to prevent military and civilian ships from possible damage

Welder and fabricator for Repair Division. Recipient of the first place award on the East Coast for welding capabilities during Surface Line Week

Leading Petty Officer of Repair Division, training and guiding junior personnel so that they are qualified to perform within and above military standards

Trained the watch teams in casualty control exercises

Conducted safety inspections on board Naval ships to prevent injury to shipmates and visitors that come on board. Kept up to date documentation of safety checklists for ship board safety

Removed and replaced aft centerline fuel tank top

Repaired sanitation tank # 2 hatch seating surface

Removed and replaced isolation valves for high pressure air tank

U.S. Navy, Special Boat Team TWELVE, Naval Amphibious Base, Coronado, CA 1999 - 2003

Hull Maintenance Technician

Maintained twelve Mark V Vessels, by providing support and maintenance to MTU diesel engines, and Kamewa water jets, mechanical as well as electronics repair

Provided aluminum welding to repair damage to ships hull that allowed teams to continue maneuvers and maintain homeland security

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Leading Petty Officer supervised five personnel in high performance boat repair and shipyard over hauls

Designed and manufactured freshwater tanks for outboard engines

U.S. Navy, USS SIMON LAKE (AS 33), La Maddalena, Italy 1997 - 1999

Hull Maintenance Technician

Ship support in welding of carbon steel, braising, and cutting evolutions that allowed for maritime securities

Provided gas free engineering support to tended units

As leading Petty Officer, supervised a shop of six personnel in general and advance maintenance of a steam plant driven ship

Provided needed repair and maintenance to forward deployed submarines, as well as vessels pulling into port during their transit through the Mediterranean Sea

Maintained and repaired steam turbine main engine aboard ship, as well as run new steam lines to provide heat and warm water for the health and comfort of shipmates

Removed and replaced bulkhead in the collection holding tank

U.S. Navy, Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity, Earle, NJ 1994 - 1997

Hull Maintenance Technician

Provided boiler repair, sheet metal services, ship fitting, pipe fitting, welding, and fabricating services to the ammunition and oilier Fleet

Provided welding services in the repair shop to various area commands that needed a coded welder, including sounding tubes and internal baffles for freshwater tanks

Routed new steam lines for steam heaters which improves health, comfort, and quality of life on board ships for the entire crew

Performed stress relief of main steam lines using Reliant Heat Treating equipment and training

Fabricated and installed a Chemical Injection Tank

Repaired a Deaeration Feed Tank including piping and flanges

U.S. Navy, USS HUNLEY (AS 31), Norfolk, VA 1989 - 1994

Hull Maintenance Technician

Performed submarine repair to 20+ submarines, by way of welding, ship fitting, and sheet metal repair

Performed humanitarian relief to the victims of Hurricane Andrew

Manufactured hinges and knife edge for sanitations tanks

Manufactured and installed pad eyes for transporting P. E. P. tank for nuclear support facility

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

C-1 Weld School High Pressure Plate and Pipe (4955)

General Maintenance Welding (4954) Carbon and Stainless Steel

First Line Leadership

Motor Turbine Union Basic Diesel Engine

Motor Turbine Union Advances Engine Overhaul

Motor Turbine Union Basic Electronics

Motor Turbine Union Advanced Electronics

HTA School / Pipe Fitting, Welding, Brazing, Sheet Metal

Reliant Heat Treating and Stress Relieving School

Gas Free Engineer

Kamewa Water Jet Propulsion

Kamewa Water Jet K-1/K-2 Electronics

Safety Petty Officer

Quality Assurance Inspector

Aviation Fire Fighting

Lokring Installer

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