Francisco Urquijo

• Installation, repair and maintenance of copper cable for telecommunication systems to include dial-tone telephone service and ADSL and VDSL services.
• Installed cabling, wireless routers and telephone systems for data communications networks.
• Provided detailed reporting on performed maintenance and repairs to support overall network health and recovery efforts.
• Performed network diagnostics to determine performance levels of new installations and detect faults in existing infrastructure.
• Supported users both local and by phone with problem resolution and education.
• Troubleshot hardware and software to determine and rectify network problems.
• Dressed and installed fiber cabling and hardware.
• Occasionally stood in for the Supervisor when she needed to take time off.

• Cleaned and lubricated parts to keep equipment operating at peak performance.
• Diagnosed and troubleshot problems, repairing and restoring machines to peak performance.
• Trained customer employees and managers on machine use and maintenance.
• Inspected equipment to diagnose operational issues.
• Reviewed technical documentation to complete equipment maintenance and repair.
• Installed new equipment and explained operation and routine maintenance protocols to customers.
• Applied knowledge of standard equipment and manufacturer repair guidelines.
• Adhered to safety protocols and policies to reduce workplace hazards.
• Efficiently troubleshot and repaired Payphone equipment to cut company costs and maximize productivity.
• Serviced Payphone equipment for expedient repair and minimal downtime.
• Serviced installed and maintained Inmate telephone monitoring system in various Arizona State prisons.

Interior Communications Electricians (IC) operate, coordinate, and perform organizational and intermediate maintenance on alarm, warning, and indicating systems, interior communication systems, ship's speed and steering control systems, power generation and distribution systems, data conversion and distribution systems, aviation monitoring and landing aids, information and training systems, gyroscopic navigation systems, and environmental systems; interpret and analyze ship's blueprints and system interface diagrams; inspect, test, analyze, and make detailed casualty analysis; and direct repair of electrical, electronic, fiber optic, hydraulic, mechanical, and synchro and servo systems.

APR 92'-JUN 92' Boot Camp

JUN 92'-NOV 92' IC A School

NOV 92'-MAR 93' IC C School

MAR 93'-AUG 93' USS Cape Cod (AD-43) Repair Division

AUG 93'-MAY 98' USS Grasp (ARS-51) Leading Petty Officer EE03 Division, Supervised a group of 4 technicians. Notable Qualifications: Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, and Engineering Officer of the Watch in port and at sea. Qualified as an E-5 normally help by E-7 and above. Awarded USS Grasp Junior Sailor of the Year 1995. Awarded Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal 3 awards.

MAY 98'-JUL 98' Naval Law Enforcement Academy

JUL 98'- JUL 01' Naval Support Activity Washington DC Leading Petty Officer for the Master-at-Arms office/ Naval Security. Supervised a group of 8 law enforcement officers. Regional Urinalysis Coordinator administering UA testing for all Naval facilities in the DC region to include the Pentagon, Bethesda Hospital and the Old Executive Building. Awarded Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal 1st award.

JUL 01'-AUG 01' Stabilized Glide Slope Indicator System Maintenance School

AUG 01'-SEP 01' USS Rushmore (LSD-47) Leading Petty Officer for EE02 division. Supervised a group of 7 technicians.

SEP 01'-AUG 04' USS Rentz (FFG-46) Leading Petty Officer of CS4 division. Supervised a group of 10 technicians. Chief Master-at- Arms, Petty Officers Association President. Notable Qualifications: Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, Combat Systems Officer of the Watch in port and at sea, Senior Training Petty Officer. Awarded USS Rentz Senior Sailor of the Year 2003, Commander Destroyer Squadron 21 Senior Sailor of the Year 2003, and USS Nimitz Battle Group Senior Sailor of the Year 2003. Awarded the Navy-Marine Corps Achievement Medal 4th award and the Navy-Marine Corps Commendation Medal 2nd award.

Highest Rank E-6 IC1(SW)