John Budnick

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• 1998 to Present, Pipe Shop Superintendent, Técnico Chesapeake, VA, Started at Técnico Corporation as a supervisor and worked my way up to Pipe Shop Superintendent, reporting directly to the Program Manager., Completed SHIPALT DDG51-75024D RMS Lay-up and Bolted Plated Installation onboard USS MOMSEN (DDG 92) in Everett, WA, and USS CHUNG HOON (DDG 93) in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Was responsible for all integrated system repairs as well as being the key superintendent for all USS ENTERPRISE contracts past and present, Supervised and managed the repairs on various piping systems such as Potable Water, Service Steam, Chill Water, Fire Main, AFFF, and CHT Systems onboard USS ENTERPRISE, Was Recognized in 2009 by Northrop Grumman Newport News Shipbuilding and USS ENTERPRISE (CVN 65) as "Employee of the Week"
• 1991 to 1997, First Class Mechanic, Metro Machine, Duties included working on high pressure steam piping (600-1200#) plants from the outlet of boilers throughout the steam driven components, high pressure piping to low pressure piping, fire main piping throughout the ship from pumps to fire stations, AFFF Piping in machinery spaces, counter measure wash down on weather decks, and magazine sprinkler piping from control board to sprinkler heads.
• 1986 to 1991, Assistant Foreman, Colonna’s Ship, Duties included overseeing the conversion of 2ea Coast Guard Cutters in all phases of piping, fuel, air, potable water, lube oil, and exhaust piping., Worked on commercial vessels installing Vapor Recovery Systems., Installed and repaired cargo piping., Installed hydraulically operated systems cranes, bumpers, slide blocker, and winch capstans.
• 1979 to 1986, First Class Mechanic, Norshipco, During apprenticeship, worked on both Navy and Commercial Vessels which included all piping systems to support both diesel and steam driven ships.Recovery Systems., Installed interic gas systems on tankers., Installed and repaired heating coils., Worked on jacket water, fire main, CO2 and start air on the Cap May Fiery that was built by Norshipco., Assisted with many barge conversions., Worked on electronic combat cooling systems.

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• High School Diploma or Technical Vocational High School Degree, Suffern High School
• Norshipco, Norfolk, VA

TÉCNICO CORPORATION