Gerardo Tomas
Jacksonville,FL
Summary
Adept at chemical safety and team collaboration, I significantly enhanced workplace safety and efficiency in the United States Navy. Skilled in hazardous material handling and electrical installations, I streamlined processes, reducing accident risks by over 30%. My proactive approach and ability to quickly adapt to new situations have consistently improved operational outcomes. Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
Overview
18
18
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Hazardous Material Handler
United States Navy, USN
07.2003 - 04.2005
- Proactively identified and addressed potential hazards in the workplace, mitigating risks to employees and the environment.
- Assisted in the preparation of required documentation for regulatory inspections, showcasing adherence to best practices for hazardous material handling.
- Increased accuracy in inventory management by maintaining an updated database of all hazardous materials onsite.
- Improved workplace safety by implementing proper hazardous material handling procedures and training.
- Maintained a clean and organized work environment, promoting safe handling practices and preventing contamination risks.
- Reduced risk of accidents by conducting regular inspections of hazardous material storage areas.
Electrician's Mate
United States Navy, USN
04.2002 - 07.2003
- Maintained and tested fire alarm systems.
- Understood and used proper tools and equipment to install and maintain electrical systems.
- Repaired light fixtures, controls, switches, relays, and circuit breaker panels based on detailed evaluations.
- Handled installation of electrical components by splicing, joining, and connecting wire.
- Followed all safety procedures and guidelines to promote safety while working on electrical systems.
- Connected wires to circuit breakers and other electrical components.
- Mounted and installed cables, outlets, switches and other electrical components.
- Tested wires and connections using multimeters and other testing devices.
- Cleaned and organized job sites before and after jobs to maintain safety and efficiency of work environment.
- Loaded and unloaded tools, materials and equipment from work trucks and storage containers.
- Connected electrical components and equipment.
- Handled low-voltage and high-voltage wiring systems.
- Used hand and power tools to cut, bend and shape wires.
- Gathered parts, supplies, and tools in preparation for each workday or new job.
- Followed safety procedures to maintain safe work environment.
- Read blueprints and schematics and communicated details to electricians.
- Repaired systems, replaced malfunctioning parts, and supported electrical installations.
- Installed new electrical components and fixtures safely and tested systems to enhance power flow.
Electrician's Mate
United States Navy, USN
12.1997 - 07.1999
- Installed new electrical components and fixtures safely and tested systems to enhance power flow.
- Repaired systems, replaced malfunctioning parts, and supported electrical installations.
- Understood and used proper tools and equipment to install and maintain electrical systems.
- Repaired light fixtures, controls, switches, relays, and circuit breaker panels based on detailed evaluations.
- Handled installation of electrical components by splicing, joining, and connecting wire.
- Followed all safety procedures and guidelines to promote safety while working on electrical systems.
- Spliced, joined and connected wire to accurately install new electrical systems.
- Optimized work readiness with organized tools and spaces.
- Mounted and installed cables, outlets, switches and other electrical components.
- Connected wires to circuit breakers and other electrical components.
- Followed safety procedures to maintain safe work environment.
- Gathered parts, supplies, and tools in preparation for each workday or new job.
- Used hand and power tools to cut, bend and shape wires.
- Tested wires and connections using multimeters and other testing devices.
- Assisted electrician in basic tasks such as handling tools and completing maintenance work orders.
- Handled low-voltage and high-voltage wiring systems.
- Connected electrical components and equipment.
Coxswain
United States Navy, USN
08.1996 - 10.1997
- Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
- Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
- Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
- Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
- Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
- Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
- Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
- Worked flexible hours across night, weekend, and holiday shifts.
- Paid attention to detail while completing assignments.
- Proved successful working within tight deadlines and a fast-paced environment.
- Developed and maintained courteous and effective working relationships.
Master-at-Arms
United States Navy, USN
06.1996 - 08.1996
- Managed access control systems, ensuring only authorized individuals entered restricted areas.
- Facilitated security-related training and education programs for new personnel, ensuring a thorough understanding of policies and procedures among all members of the organization.
- Streamlined incident reporting for improved response times and increased overall safety.
- Maintained a safe environment with regular risk assessments and appropriate corrective actions.
- Managed security policies and procedures to promote safety and security of personnel and assets.
Repair Technician
United States Navy, USN
12.1992 - 01.1996
- Maintained inventory of repair supplies and ordered parts.
- Utilized variety of tools and diagnostic equipment to complete repairs.
- Completed partial or full dismantling of equipment to quickly repair or replace defective components and restore functionality.
- Increased repair success rates, utilizing advanced troubleshooting techniques and tools.
- Completed all repair and maintenance activities promptly and to high quality standards.
- Inspected and tested, repaired and refurbished products for proper operation.
- Consistently maintained a clean, organized, and safe work environment to ensure the efficient completion of repairs and the wellbeing of both employees and customers.
- Expanded technical knowledge through continuous education in industry developments and trends.
- Enhanced customer satisfaction by providing timely and efficient repair services.
Repair Technician
United States Navy, USN
10.1989 - 05.1992
- Completed partial or full dismantling of equipment to quickly repair or replace defective components and restore functionality.
- Completed all repair and maintenance activities promptly and to high quality standards.
- Inspected and tested, repaired and refurbished products for proper operation.
- Maintained detailed records of repairs, parts inventory, and warranty information for accurate documentation purposes.
- Adhered to strict safety protocols while working with potentially hazardous materials or electrical components during the repair process.
- Dismantled machines and equipment to remove defective parts.
- Collaborated with team members to complete complex repairs and improve overall service quality.
- Reduced device downtime with regular maintenance and preventative measures.
- Conducted diagnostic procedures to determine root cause of customer problems and provide accurate repair recommendations.
- Consistently maintained a clean, organized, and safe work environment to ensure the efficient completion of repairs and the wellbeing of both employees and customers.
Mess Specialist
United States Navy, USN
12.1986 - 02.1989
- Boosted morale within the unit by consistently providing nutritious meals that met or exceeded expectations.
- Facilitated open communication among team members, fostering a positive work environment conducive to collaboration and growth as professionals within the culinary field.
- Managed daily food production schedules, prioritizing tasks based on menu requirements and staff availability.
- Enhanced dining experiences by preparing and serving well-crafted meals for military personnel.
- Verified prepared food met standards for quality and quantity before serving to customers.
- Monitored food quality and freshness throughout day.
Education
No Degree - Residential And Commercial Electrical Wiring
Florida Technical College
DeLand, FLNo Degree - Biblical Studies
Charis Bible College
Jacksonville, FL04.2014
No Degree - Motor Rewind School
Fleet Training Center
San Diego, CA12.1997
No Degree - Leadership
Naval Leadership Training
Coronado, CA10.1997
No Degree - Ship's Console Maintenance
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, IL05.1996
No Degree - Shipboard Electrical (C-7)
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, IL11.1992
No Degree - Electrician's Mate Basic School (A)
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, IL08.1989
High School Diploma -
Aurora Central High School
Aurora, CO06.1983
Skills
- Chemical Safety Procedures
- Hazard Communication
- Lockout and tagout procedures
- Personal Protective Equipment
- First Aid Training
- Decontamination procedures
Certification
- First Aid/CPR/AED Certification – American Red Cross or American Heart Association.
- Personal Protective Equipment Training Certificate – Various accredited providers.
Timeline
Hazardous Material Handler
United States Navy, USN
07.2003 - 04.2005
Electrician's Mate
United States Navy, USN
04.2002 - 07.2003
Electrician's Mate
United States Navy, USN
12.1997 - 07.1999
Coxswain
United States Navy, USN
08.1996 - 10.1997
Master-at-Arms
United States Navy, USN
06.1996 - 08.1996
Repair Technician
United States Navy, USN
12.1992 - 01.1996
Repair Technician
United States Navy, USN
10.1989 - 05.1992
Mess Specialist
United States Navy, USN
12.1986 - 02.1989
No Degree - Residential And Commercial Electrical Wiring
Florida Technical College
No Degree - Biblical Studies
Charis Bible College
No Degree - Motor Rewind School
Fleet Training Center
No Degree - Leadership
Naval Leadership Training
No Degree - Ship's Console Maintenance
Naval Training Center
No Degree - Shipboard Electrical (C-7)
Naval Training Center
No Degree - Electrician's Mate Basic School (A)
Naval Training Center
High School Diploma -
Aurora Central High School
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