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United States Navy Electronics Technician

United States Navy | 2009 - Present

First Line Supervisor / Leading Petty Officer | 2016 - Present
USS Tennessee (SSGN-734), Kings Bay, GA

Supervise 19 personnel through maintenance periods of 600-man hours of maintenance to hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical equipment.
Analyze all work to estimate worker hours and create schedules that meet both internal and external needs.
Serve as the First-Class Petty Officer Association President and lead 127 peers and subordinates through ship-wide decisions and evolutions.
Developed a ship wide instruction for qualification standards.
Qualified Chief of the Watch, a supervisory watch, and supervised 30 personnel in the day-to-day operations of maintaining the safety of the boat.
Analyze and resolve maintenance and personnel issues for 19 personnel.
Qualified Strategic Weapons Duty Officer, a supervisory watch, responsible for the weapons system and a watch team of eight.

Lead Instructor / Course Supervisor | 2013 - 2016
Trident Training Facility, Kings Bay, GA

Supervised ten instructors in the training of 146 future and current Missile Technicians through rate specific courses.
Created and planned weekly schedules for ten personnel, ensuring courses were taught by qualified instructors.
Qualified Master Training Specialist and developed a robust training program of 40 hours that allowed ten other instructors to qualify on average of three months ahead of schedule.
As the Course Supervisor for the Missile Technician 'C' School, coordinated 507 hours of course curriculum and the utilization of five labs.
Reviewed contractor developed curricula ensuring approved curriculum standards were strictly adhered to and Review/Approve Instructor Lesson Plan Personalization.
As the Recreation Committee Secretary, maintained documents for all held meetings, special events, and fundraisers.

Electromechanical Technician / Program Manager | 2009 - 2013
USS Alabama (SSBN-731), Silverdale, WA

Supervised six personnel during the execution of missile handling procedures and guidance package installation and removal.
As a Launcher Supervisor, developed an in-depth knowledge of Missile Gas, Hydraulics, and Casualty operations.
Maintained the Ship's Security Force poster and qualifications.
Maintained an aggressive training program leading to the rapid qualification of junior personnel with outstanding levels of knowledge.
Acquired and maintained a DoD Top Secret SCI Clearance.
Scheduled and performed routine and non-routine maintenance for the Strategic Weapons System Department.
Maintained operating efficiency standards of electrical distribution panels, switches, switchboards, controllers, voltage regulators, current transformers, rectifiers, and voltage transformers within the submarine ballistic missile weapons system.
Rebuilt missile tube hydraulic manifolds and replaced software inside associated hydraulic valves; troubleshot and rebuilt missile heating and cooling components.
Provided support for the upkeep, training, and troubleshooting of a tactical weapons system from security/safety to electronics.