Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Performanceevaluation
Awards
Military Service
07/2024 performance award of $1687.00
Timeline
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Edward Faulkner III

Portsmouth,United States

Summary

I have been employed here at NNSY since 2008, every project and team that's been assigned to have been a learning platform. The importance of working in the shipyard is a top priority of mine to continue mentoring of mechanics and to further serve the country following my Naval career of twenty years. At SMARES (Special Maintenance and Reusable Support Equipment), where I have used all the experience from military, peers, managers, team of winners and Yellow Belt training, which was completed to incorporate comradery, respect, good workplace atmospheric communication while performing the task at hand in supporting C361 Special Projects. With respect to how complex and or non-complex the project preparation is or are, safety is paramount in the day-to-day activity here at NNSY, SMARSE and 361 SPECIAL ATTENTION WORK. I think would contribute and be a major asset to code C-990 and I’m no stranger to understanding the value of a complete, well organize work ethic.

Overview

17
17
years of professional experience

Work History

Marine Machinery Mechanic (5334) Nuclear

Naval Sea System Command
03.2014 - Current
  • I have been a Marine Machinery Mechanic (Nuclear) in 38/930n for the last ten years
  • In code 930n I have performed Mock-up and executed the removal and replacement of (NI) detectors Neutron Indicators Projects
  • I have Mocked-up and executed a (RCP) Reactor Coolant Pump removal project
  • I have worked at (SMARES) Special Maintenance and Reusable Support Equipment
  • I have work in code 361 Special Attention Work known as The Mock-Up where special detail training is held

Marine Machinery Mechanic (5334)

Naval Sea System Command
03.2008 - 03.2014
  • I have worked in the (RAST) shop Recovery Assist Secure and Traverse upon my entry Into NNSY
  • Performed maintenance, repairs and assembly of the RAST system
  • I have worked shop 38 (ALRE) Aircraft Launch and Recovery systems
  • Performed repairs and installed equipment on various ship systems, Catapults, Arresting Gear, aircraft elevators and anchor windless systems
  • Perform repairs, replacement and installments of various Pumps on submarines
  • Assisted shop X41 in the reinstallation of boilers on Amphibious Assault displaying versatile and multiple trade skills
  • Assisted shop X56 with Haul Penetration systems, normally perform by Newport News shipyard

Education

Some college (no degree) - Digital Photography Media

Tidewater Community College
Portsmouth, Virginia
08.2019

Some college (no degree) - Professional Aeronautics

Embry-riddle aeronautical university-worldwide Norfolk campus
Norfolk, Virginia
12.2010

High School Diploma/Trade - Electrical wiring

Fairmount Hill Vocational High School
Baltimore, Maryland
06.1983

Skills

  • Maintenance and repairs
  • Preventive Maintenance
  • Trouble shooting
  • Mechanical Systems
  • Workplace Safety
  • Documentation and Reporting
  • Problem-Solving
  • Work order Management

Performanceevaluation

I have received satisfactory on all performance evaluations.

Awards

  • 07/2024, performance award of $1687.00
  • 07/2023, performance award of $1221.00
  • 07/2022, performance award of $1177.00

Military Service

United States Navy, 08/1985, 07/2005, Veteran

07/2024 performance award of $1687.00

work superbaly done.

Timeline

Marine Machinery Mechanic (5334) Nuclear

Naval Sea System Command
03.2014 - Current

Marine Machinery Mechanic (5334)

Naval Sea System Command
03.2008 - 03.2014

Some college (no degree) - Professional Aeronautics

Embry-riddle aeronautical university-worldwide Norfolk campus

High School Diploma/Trade - Electrical wiring

Fairmount Hill Vocational High School

Some college (no degree) - Digital Photography Media

Tidewater Community College
Edward Faulkner III