Quality Assurance Maintenance
Resume:
NATHAN T. JONES
KINGSVILLE, TX 78363
v1nlwl@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE: Seeking a position within Fuels Operations, Maintenance and Logistic Technician field where my extensive sound military experience can be fully utilized. Over 12 years of successful management and leadership experience with a reputation for meeting the most challenging organizational goals and objectives. A pragmatic and focused individual recognized for “making seemingly impossible situations work.” A proven and VERIFIABLE record for: An organized manager, team player and motivator who gets the jobs done in a safe, efficient and cost-effective manner. Proven sound skills in managing aspects of personnel issues, human resources, labor relations, performance evaluations, training programs, and operational budget accountability.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE UNITED STATES NAVY 1999-2012
U.S. Navy - Forcewide reduction due to mandated budget constraints. Combat Veteran
Lead Supervisor, Naval Supply Fleet Logistic Center Kingsville, TX 2010-2012
Oversaw ten military and 20 civilian personnel. Held responsibility for the coordination, organization, administrating, training and safety of supply and fuels divisional personnel. Managed operation, maintenance, and repair of aviation fuel and motor gasoline system. Displayed in-depth level of experience and thorough knowledge of refueling operations and quality assurance procedures in delivering clean, clear, and bright fuel.
• Led the safe completion of over 18,000 mishap free sorties that distributed over 6 million gallons of JP-8.
• Served as leading fuels quality assurance supervisor and qualified six personnel as fuel quality assurance sentry and four personnel as nitrogen distribution operators.
• Supervised key operations throughout the procurement process that manufacturing, production,
processing, blending, storage, sampling, testing, shipping, loading, calibration, and documentation of
fuel contractors
• Evaluated LB&B contractor's quality processes, procedures, and documentation for completeness, adequacy, and accuracy to ensure continuous flight operation at NAS Kingsville, TX.
• Ensured that the physical security was enforced, closely monitoring access requirements and supervising scheduled Lenel alarm system maintenance of security equipment
• Trained all military and civilian personnel in financial information and referral, financial counseling, and financial education and training on topics such as Budgeting, and Financial matters, Military pay issues, Legal Issues, savings and investing and retirement planning to fulfill my duties and responsibilities as Command Financial Specialist
• Currently possess a secret clearance Department of Defense Information Assurance Awareness; Total commitment to training with a genuine concern for subordinate development, fostering a highly productive working and training environment.
Departmental Fuels Maintenance Supervisor, USS Green Bay LPD-20, San Diego, California, 2008-2010
Held responsibility for supervision and operation of maintenance and automotive and shipboard fuel systems. Implemented department’s maintenance program while performing other duties. Served as Departmental Maintenance Supervisor and qualified 20 personnel as maintenance personnel. Led six fuels personnel in certifying air department’s fuel system during major ship inspection. Operated catapult launch and retract panels, consoles, firing panels, water brakes, chronographs, blast deflectors, and cooling panel. Performed aircraft-handling duties related to the operation of aircraft launching and recovery equipment. Trained and directed firefighting crews, fire rescue teams, and damage control parties in assigned fuel and lubricating oil spaces; observed and enforce fuel handling safety precautions.
Maintained 100% completion rate for the department while conducting over 500 maintenance checks with zero mishaps.
• Distributed over 300,000 gallons of JP-5 fuel while holding subordinates to the highest level of standard in all refueling, defueling, and quality assurance operations.
• Served as air department supply supervisor and planned, coordinated and tracked air department supplies and equipment in excess of $250,000 dollars during the crew move aboard.
• Oversaw and trained teams on handling and safe execution of aircraft moves and maintenance that led to the qualification of 20 flight deck personnel to exceed the requirement of the Aviation flight deck certification.
• Directly led operation and servicing of fuels equipment associated with the fueling and defueling of aircraft ashore and afloat to ensure accuracy and perform the duties and responsibilities as Fuels Supervisor.
• Led operation and servicing of fuel farms and equipment associated with the fueling and defueling of aircraft afloat utilizing operated and serviced motorized fueling equipment to maintain operational readiness.
Assistant Building Manager, USN Naval Subase, Kings Bay, Georgia, 2004-2008
Managed 10,000-square-foot building of command head quarters with equipment that valued in excess of $100,000. Coordinated with civilian contractors and military personnel in tracking and processing well over 300 jobs which resulted in 100% completion rate.
Oversaw construction and renovation projects to improve efficiency and to ensure that facilities meet environmental, health, and security standards, and comply with government regulations.
Oversaw five military personnel. Spent over 500 hours of watch standing duties as Navy Security Force and Brig Escort.
NATHAN T. JONES
JP-5 Pump Room Supervisor, USS Denver LPD-9, San Diego, California, 2003-2004
Ensured safe operation and maintenance of the JP-5 and Mogas refueling system. Served as key player in the in the safe delivery of over 250,000 gallons of fuel to marine aircraft and vehicles. Implemented a comprehensive tool control program. Operated and serviced motorized fueling equipment; maintain fuel quality surveillance and control in aviation fuel systems ashore and afloat;
Trained, directed, and supervised firefighting crews, fire rescue teams, and damage control parties in assigned fuel and lubricating oil spaces; observed and enforced fuel handling safety precautions.
Maintained 100% completion rate for the department while conducting over 500 maintenance checks with no mishaps.
Operated, maintained, and repaired valves and piping of purging and protective systems within the air department spaces aboard ship that was key in the distribution of 50,000 gallons of automotive gasoline.
Tested, troubleshooted, located calibrated, and performed preventive maintenance on a variety of fuel systems, components and devices to ensure that fueling equipment remained operational and in ready use to conduct uninterrupted flight operations.
Rebuilt fuels equipment to manufacturer’s specifications, including motor controllers, transmitters, level instruments, audio-tone transmitters, and devices using operational performance standards and particular testing equipment; right defects in instrumentation.
Aviation Administrative Assistant, USN Naval Air Station, North Island Coronado, California, 2003
Planned, directed, and coordinated all administrative services of NAS Coronado such as records and information management, mail distribution, facilities planning and maintenance, custodial operations and other office support services. Qualified six junior personnel as mail orderly. Oversaw 6 junior personnel in all phases of Aviation administration.
• Coordinated Ground Support Equipment (GSE) License training for eight administrative personnel that led to the only department to pass all of the required support equipment certifications and receive a Fleet letter of commendation from Command Admiral.
• Oversaw all maintenance and repair of machinery equipment of all administrative facilities while assigned as lead administrative supervisor that produced a grade of outstanding on the department maintenance assessment.
Fuels Crewman, USS Dubuque LPD-8, San Diego, California, 1999-2003
Held responsibility for the integrity and safety of flight deck and below deck fueling stations, including roving and validating in writing each station on their condition status. Managed maintenance upkeep, repair, and operation of all below decks refueling systems and associated equipment. Observed and enforced handling safety precautions and maintained fuel quality surveillance and control in aviation fuel systems. Served as first non-supervisor to qualify as JP-5 pump room, and automotive gasoline operator. Earned recognition as junior sailor of the quarter within first two years.
Performed preventive and corrective maintenance on aircraft fueling nozzles, nozzle quick disconnects, de-fueling valves, and aircraft fueling stations and de-fuel pumps. Dispensed fuel to various makes of jet aircraft and helicopters, insuring safe delivery of fuel (JP5), and performance of quality assurance checks and tests of various samples of fuel for water, sediment, FSII(fuel system icing inhibitor), flash point and quality which led to 100% quality assurance grade on aviation fuels certification and a promotion to fuels crew leader.
Tested equipment included CCFD (Combined Contaminated Fuel Detector), NAVIFLASH, and B-2 FSII Test Kit. Conducted tests on fuel delivery equipment to included nozzles, hoses, hose reels, pumps, values, supply lines, holding tanks, fuel monitors, and transfer mains to operate and maintain fuel quality assurance laboratory analysis regulation.
Recorded operating data such as products and quantities pumped, stocks used, gauging results, and operating times to comply with the duties and responsibilities as Fuel Distribution System Worker.
Performed all accounting transactions pertaining to requisitioning, procuring, scheduling, ordering, reporting, and document preparation for aviation fuels, ground fuels and missile propellants for accuracy and to emphasize my responsibilities as fuels accountant.
Operated and maintained complete fuels distribution system to receive, store, transfer and issue both aviation and ground fuels to various fueling department to ensure continuous flight operations.
EDUCATION & SPECIAL TRAINING
Coastline Community College: Associate of Art in Supervision and Management 1 Sep 2012
Navy Schools:
- Airman Apprenticeship - Aviation Fuels Maintenance Technician
- JP-5/ Automotive Fuel Operator - Gage Calibration - 3M Maintenance person - Quality Assurance Inspector - Supply/Repair Parts Supervisor - Fuels Training Supervisor - Financial Specialist - Navy Security
- Leadership Development - Craftsman
AWARDS
*Junior Sailor of the Quarter 12 OCT 01 USS Dubuque LPD-8
*Junior Sailor of the Quarter 01 APR 06 Naval Subase Kings Bay, GA
*Junior Sailor of the Quarter 01 OCT 06 Naval Subase Kings Bay, GA
*Junior Sailor of the Year 01 DEC 06 Naval Subase Kings Bay, GA
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