Technician Supervisor Case Study

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Experienced Electronics Technician supervisor in multitasking in a highly fast and stressful environments while being self-motivated in adapting to new challenges in the work environment. Detail oriented administrator with technical aptitude of being a previous Naval Nuclear Qualified Electronics Technician with eight years of progressive experience.

EDUCATION

Associates in Arts - Florida State College at Jacksonville
GPA 4.0/4.0 Expected 2018

Naval Modular Automated Communications System School 2015

Hierarchical Yet Dynamically Reprogrammable Architecture School 2015

Electronic Technician Maintenance School 2010 Naval Nuclear Power Prototype 2008

Naval Nuclear Power School 2007
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Electronics Technician Supervisor
 Trained and mentored members to troubleshoot and perform preventative maintenance on electrical equipment to maintain message traffic and external communication equipment throughout USS Iwo Jima

Test Equipment Manager
 Coordinated and managed $1.3 million dollars in test equipment and provided over 406 pieces of electronic test equipment to 34 work centers while maintaining 100% …show more content…
 Singled out and recognized by both Shipyard and Navy personnel for flawless execution of propulsion plant testing during sea trials.

Divisional Paperwork Petty Officer 2011-13
 Prepared over 100 reactor safety maintenance paperwork packages in accordance with the maintenance schedule and for corrective maintenance on Instrumentation and Control equipment worth over $500,000.
 Organized a detail orientated account of all paperwork regarding reactor safety for auditing agencies to produce zero deficiencies upon review.

Material History Petty Officer 2010-11
 Developed a detailed record of 200 components pertaining to reactor safety equipment to compile trend analysis, previous problems, and component replacement information.

Drill Team during Post Operational Reactor Safeguards Exam 2009-10
 Monitored and evaluated personal during complex evolutions and drills during ship certification with simulations for over 12 possible plant operations during casualty

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