Nicholas Cabansag
Silverdale,WA
Summary
Chief Navigation Electronics Technician with advanced expertise in navigation electronics and interior communication systems. Interprets schematic diagrams and uses appropriate test equipment to troubleshoot equipment. Excellent at contributing to team and project success by sharing acquired knowledge and using strong interpersonal communication skills to encourage high-level performance. Proficient in installing, removing, maintaining, calibrating, configuring and troubleshooting. A stellar work ethic excels in a fast-paced environment.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Chief Navigation Electronics Technician
United States Navy
Bremerton, WA
10.2019 - Current
- Develop and assess navigation division training, audit navigation division records, coordinate navigation division maintenance and navigation division equipment modifications and repairs. Review naval correspondence messages, develop navigation watchbills, and develop shipboard navigation instructions.
- Prepare reports of operations and exercises, evaluate piloting and modified piloting team performance, monitor maintenance quality control, prepare weekly preventive maintenance schedules, review completed maintenance data forms, supervise the repair of electronic systems and subsystems, use accounting procedures to maintain control of inventories and work flow, and estimate time and support required for repair of equipment.
- Provide technical and supervisory liaison between work centers, implement, and administer maintenance and repair programs, and prepare quarterly preventive maintenance schedules. Oversee the updating, and correcting of digital navigation charts and publications and
- Develop navigation plans and voyage plans based on assigned operational tasking.
Fleet Maintenance Technician
Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center, USN
Norfolk, VA
10.2017 - 10.2019
- Provided expert analysis and technical advice in the execution of fleet maintenance, fleet technical assistance, CASREP s and continuous work across the waterfront.
- Provided expert analysis is based on real-time interaction with RMC technical branch heads, RMC waterfront operations leadership, and ship's force leaders as well as comprehensive review of record message traffic, technical documents/directives and periodic project status reports.
- Liaison with the technical community in order to provide perspective and priorities with regard to daily issues affecting fleet units issues and concerns.
- Provided a technical conduit between MARMC and the Fleet in order to remove any barriers that would inhibit the continuous execution of work and any technical remediation required.
Navigation Electronics Technician
USS Louisville (SSN-724) USN
Pearl Harbor, HI
09.2012 - 08.2017
- Prepared and conducting Submarine Navigation and Piloting evolutions.
- Operated and conducted preventive and corrective maintenance on interior communications announcing circuits, atmosphere monitoring equipment, ship control systems, and navigation electronics systems.
- Operated and monitored Central Atmosphere Monitoring System (CAMS), Inertial Navigation systems (RLGN), Global Positioning Systems, Military and Commercial Radar, Interior Communication Systems
Education
Associate of Applied Science - Electronics Technology
Thomas Edison State University
Trenton, NJ06.2019
Skills
- Electronic Systems
- Planning and Coordination
- Complex Problem Solving
- Maintenance and Repair
- Blueprint and Schematic Reading
- Error Troubleshooting
- Safety Procedures
- Operational Procedures
Certification
- Certified Journeyman Electronics Mechanic, United States Department of Labor - January 2020-Current
Timeline
Chief Navigation Electronics Technician
United States Navy
10.2019 - Current
Fleet Maintenance Technician
Mid Atlantic Regional Maintenance Center, USN
10.2017 - 10.2019
Navigation Electronics Technician
USS Louisville (SSN-724) USN
09.2012 - 08.2017
Associate of Applied Science - Electronics Technology
Thomas Edison State University