Jacqueline D. Harris

• Contractor for Craft and Technical Solutions as a Overhead Crane Mechanic at NASSCO Shipyard in San Diego
• Read and interpreted standards, drawings and blueprints and pinpointed inspection needs for repair work.
• Trained junior mechanics on proper maintenance techniques and safety protocols.
• Ensured that all safety devices are functioning properly before operating a crane system.
• Replaced worn or damaged parts of crane systems using hand tools or power tools.
• Cleaned and lubricated moving parts of crane systems regularly to maintain peak performance.
• Conducted routine maintenance on heavy machinery, including oil changes, filter replacements, and fluid level checks.
• Ensured compliance with environmental regulations during the disposal of hazardous materials.
• Kept accurate records of all machine and equipment repair work that had been performed.
• Dismantled defective parts from crane systems for repair or replacement.
• Tracked repairs made, labor time and parts used to calculate bill.
• Assisted in the installation of large scale crane projects such as shipyard yarders and gantry cranes.
• Repaired crane rails, cables, pulleys, sheaves and other related equipment.
• Maintained cranes by inspecting for defects or wear, lubricated ropes and winches and replaced worn out cables.

• Voyage Repair Team at FRCSW North Island Naval Air Station.
• Handles the maintenance, modifications and repairs to the flight decks of aircraft carriers assigned to or visiting Naval Air Station North Island (NASNI).
• Repair, overhaul, modify, install, and align variety of equipment and component parts associated with aircraft carrier launching and recovery systems
• Disassembled malfunctioning equipment to identify issues and complete repairs using specialized tools.
• Adhered to safety, health and environmental rules and regulations to avoid workplace injury and machine productivity.
• Conducted preventive maintenance and repairs on Jet blast deflectors, catapult water brakes, and various other Steam Catapult and Aircraft Arresting Gear equipment.
• Depot level repairs on motors, valves, accumulators, and other equipment.
• Interpreted schematic drawings and diagrams prior to performing required maintenance.
• Engaged in troubleshooting of machinery malfunctions through use of testing instruments and observation of defective equipment, listening and visually analyzing for sources of problems.
• Fabricated new parts to repair broken material.
• Operated equipment to cut, join, repair and fabricate components and equipment.

Worked as a Contractor on Naval Station North Island.

-Installs, relocates or rearranges, services, and place into initial operation shop equipment using hydraulic jacks, forklifts, and dollies. Able to read and interpret blueprints, technical publications, manufacturer bulletins and written or oral instructions.
-Preform a variety of installation, repair, maintenance and related activities on a range of fixed and semi-fixed machinery and equipment of varying degrees.
-Dissembles machinery and equipment for complete overhaul to rework aged or worn machinery and equipment, reassemble and test for satisfactory performance, realign, adjust clearances and work to close tolerances.
to fabricate parts or improvises temporary repairs in order to facilitate the most expedient and economical method of repair with the least disruption of production in the affected area.
-Repair vertical lift conveyors, hydraulic lifts, hydraulic test stands and aircraft component test stands, as needed.
-Making visual checks for obvious damage, performing voltage checks, checking power supplies, and making the less complex repairs.

-Consulted blueprints and repair manuals to complete high-quality repairs and return optimal functionality.

• Complete daily ride inspections per manufacturer, company, and state requirements
• Preform machine repair, including maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing hydraulic, pneumatic, and electro-mechanical systems
• Preform weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance on rides to include greasing of equipment, measuring diameters of wheels, checking pneumatic and hydraulic pressures, and overhauling ride vehicles.
• Ensures the security and safety of all rides by inspecting and prevention of safety hazards.
• Responding to all maintenance related radio calls in a timely and appropriate manner.  Communicate with the Maintenance team when equipment failures resort in attraction downtime or closures.
• Keep a daily log of maintenance work performed as well as accurate records of preventative maintenance.
• Work well with other team members in the completion of ride maintenance and repairs and train other team members in ride inspections and repairs.
• Ability to read manufacturers manuals and schematics to troubleshoot faults and complete repairs as wells as identify tools and parts needed for maintenance.

• Trained subordinates in the use of ordnance equipment to ensure mission readiness.
• Tested, repaired and maintained ordnance equipment to ensure operability.
• Reported the status and completion procedures for ongoing projects accurately and promptly to leadership.
• Expert in tactical and technical guidance.
• Supervised improvisatory construction projects.

• Flight Operations and Maintenance Specialist with three and a half years first hand experience of US Navy Aircraft Carrier flight operations.
• Trained more than 15 personnel on Steam Catapult and Hydraulic maintenance and flight deck operations during Fifth and Sixth Fleet Operations on a nine month deployment to the Middle East.
• Preformed over 3,000 man hours working on steam and hydraulic equipment as both maintenance man and collateral duty inspector for the US Navy Steam Catapults on board the USS George H.W. Bush
• Implemented aircraft carrier safety procedures to ensure a safe operating environment for personnel andaircraft operation.
• As a Collateral Duty Inspector, ensured that strict procedural compliance was maintained through maintenance actions contributing to a 98 percent equipment readiness rate during flight operations. 
• Supervised more than 2,000 preventative and corrective maintenance actions, ensuring the Bow Catapults aboard the USS George H. W. Bush remained at peak readiness in direct support of Fifth and Sixth Fleet operations.
•  Managed an operating target of over 4.6 billion dollars of Aviation Launch and Recovery parts and supplies. 
• Ensured seven divisional supply storerooms were inventoried and maintained with 100 percent accuracy.
• Ordered and tracked over 1,000 Aviation Launch and Recovery Equipment and processed over 300 critical repair parts, contributing to a 98 percent readiness rate.
• Coordinated over 500 hours of General Military Training and Routed more than 150 qualifications in support of over 30 personnel with 100 percent accuracy. Updated training jackets and tracked various qualifications for over 30 personnel.