DaRonn Collier

Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems (power, lighting, navigation, and propulsion) on U.S. Navy and commercial vessels.

troubleshoot complex systems, read blueprints, install cableways, and use specialized tools to ensure compliance with safety codes and navy standards.

Interpret blueprints, schematics, and technical manuals to execute complex installations.

Proficiency with electrical hand and power tools.

Diagnose malfunctions in electrical systems, including radar, sonar, and communication equipment, using test equipment.

Install, modify, and repair electrical cables, cableways, conduit, circuits, and equipment such as motors, controllers, and switchboards.

Ensures safety during hazardous, high-heat ship repair activities by supervising fire watches, reviewing hot work permits, and ensuring compliance with NAVSEA and OSHA regulations. Manages daily fire prevention logistics, coordinate with production teams to eliminate hazards, and verify fire safety equipment is operational.

Receive, review, and authorize hot work permits (welding, burning, grinding) to ensure compliance with standards before work starts.

Coordinate with ship management, production teams, and subcontractors to schedule work and eliminate safety conflicts.

Maintain accurate, written records of hot work, including daily logs, and report to management.

Ensure fire watch personnel are properly positioned, trained, and prepared to extinguish incipient fires.

install, repair, and maintain electrical systems, wiring, and equipment on ships and in industrial environments

reading blueprints, installing conduit, pulling cable, and using testing devices to troubleshoot.

Lay out, install, and hook up electrical equipment, conduit, and cables on ships.

troubleshooting, diagnostics, and repairs on electrical systems, including lighting, power, and control systems.

climb ladders, and work in confined spaces.