Jimmy Prince
Greenbrier,AR
Summary
Results-driven Operator Supervisor with a proven track record in leading safety initiatives, enhancing operational efficiency, and managing high-pressure situations while ensuring strict adherence to safety regulations.
Overview
37
37
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Operator Supervisor
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Conway, Arkansas
01.2011 - Current
- Coordinated team schedules and workflows for optimal equipment utilization.
- Ensured adherence to safety regulations and operational standards.
- Performed QA/QC on all maintenance and improvements for USACE personnel and contractors.
- I led my team through multiple high-water preparations and clean-up, with no injuries.
- Operated the facility with strict budget guidelines, making every penny count for the public taxpayer.
- Managed a safety-minded team by encouraging employees to take ownership of their own safety through on-the-spot awards for safety improvement ideas.
- Use the EM 385-1-1 for guidance on safety regulations and proper procedures.
- Provided leadership, direction, and training to staff members on proper operating procedures.
- Ordered necessary materials and supplies for production operations in a timely manner.
- Observed and troubleshoot equipment and machines to detect malfunctions and notified appropriate personnel of needed repairs.
- Responsible for the management and control of the day-to-day fiscal budget for the facility.
- Use FEM to create, monitor, and approve work orders completed by operators, repairmen, and DMT when major repairs are completed.
- Account for budget spending through FEMs by entering the cost of items, labor, and services by contractors.
- I began my career as an IMTS-certified operator, then as a repairman, and finally as a supervisor.
Maintenance Technician
URS
Pine Bluff, Arkansas
07.2007 - 01.2011
- Conducted routine inspections of equipment and systems for optimal functionality.
- Performed preventive maintenance on machinery to ensure operational efficiency.
- Adhered to safety protocols while executing maintenance tasks on-site.
- Documented maintenance activities and reported findings to management regularly.
- Went through site training for six months, covering safety aspects of the decommissioning of the nerve agent and mustard on site, and decontamination exits from HOT areas.
- Work daily using JSA's and EM 385-1-1 standards to maintain a safe work environment, ladder safety, scaffold building, and other training.
Maintenance Supervisor
Arselor Mittal
Pine Bluff, Arkansas
10.1992 - 07.2007
- Supervised daily maintenance operations for facility equipment and systems.
- Coordinated maintenance schedules to ensure timely repairs and services.
- Trained staff on safety protocols and proper equipment-handling procedures.
- Inspected facilities regularly to identify and address maintenance needs.
- Collaborated with contractors for specialized repair and installation projects.
- Led team meetings to discuss project updates, and safety compliance issues.
- Reviewed work orders, allocated resources, assigned tasks, and established priorities for the completion of jobs.
- Maintained clear and safe workspace areas to meet OSHA standards.
- Monitored and evaluated the performance of personnel in the maintenance department, providing guidance and coaching when necessary.
- Invited OSHA to the plant to work with us on creating a safe environment, with improvements to guarding and air temperature quality in several departments.
- One of the members of the team trained in Hazwopper to safely decontaminate employees who may have been contaminated by chemicals and spill containment measures.
- Used Microsoft projects, PowerPoint, e-mail, Excel, and Word daily in organizing plant maintenance schedules and shift attendance to keep low downtime rates throughout the plant.
Aviation Electrician's Mate
U.S. Navy Active Duty
Virginia Beach, Virginia
08.1988 - 08.1992
- Maintained and repaired electrical systems on aircraft to ensure operational readiness.
- Conducted troubleshooting and diagnostics on electrical failures in aviation equipment.
- Inspected electrical installations for compliance with safety regulations and standards.
- Documented repair procedures and maintenance records for accountability and reference.
- Veteran of operation Desert shield/ Desert Storm.
Education
Some College (No Degree) -
Southeast Arkansas College
Pine Bluff, ARSkills
- Equipment maintenance
- Quality assurance
- Safety compliance
- Team coordination
- Workflow optimization
- Inventory management
Certification
- 30 Hour OSHA
References
References available upon request.
Timeline
Operator Supervisor
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
01.2011 - Current
Maintenance Technician
URS
07.2007 - 01.2011
Maintenance Supervisor
Arselor Mittal
10.1992 - 07.2007
Aviation Electrician's Mate
U.S. Navy Active Duty
08.1988 - 08.1992
Some College (No Degree) -
Southeast Arkansas College
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