Jordan Lutz

INTERIOR COMMUNICATIONS SECOND CLASS PETTY OFFICER.

• Repaired electrical wiring problems in existing systems and replaced defective components as needed.
• Assisted with the installation of fiber optic cables and associated hardware such as patch panels, switches, routers, and amplifiers.
• Collateral Duty Inspector for Quality Assurance during routine and corrective maintenance.
• As Repair Parts Petty Officer, maintained an inventory of parts necessary for installing or repairing interior communications equipment.
• Inspected electrical equipment and systems to identify hazards, defects and the need for adjustment or repair.
• Acquired Fiber Optic Technician certification as well as USMAP Electrician Apprenticeship license.
• Assisted in the training and development of junior personnel.
• Supervised daily operations on board the vessel.
• Coordinated with other departments to ensure smooth operations.
• Monitored crew performance and provided feedback when necessary.
• Provided guidance to subordinate personnel in completing tasks.
• Maintained communication with upper management regarding progress updates.
• Evaluated effectiveness of current processes and procedures used by the team.
• Oversaw assigned crew tasks, monitored progress and verified completion.
• Monitored equipment during testing exercises to detect operator errors or system malfunctions.
• Supervised and managed a team of up to 5 personnel on various projects.
• Provided direction to personnel on daily tasks and duties, as well as long-term goals.
• Maintained records on shipboard operations, maintenance logs, and other related documents.
• Led weekly meetings with subordinate staff to discuss mission objectives and future initiatives.
• Monitored crew morale through regular feedback sessions and surveys.
• Resolved conflicts between personnel by providing guidance or mediation when necessary.
• Prepared technical reports detailing problems discovered during routine inspections or repairs.
• Maintained thorough knowledge of safety and emergency procedures.

Extra Assigned Duties.

• Security force training including firearms, self/installation defense procedures, anti terror procedures, human trafficking signs and procedures.
• First aid training including CPR certification, tactical casualty combat care, and care under duress.
• Ship board fire fighting team leader. Respond to casualties onboard including fires, flooding and HAZMAT spills.

• Monitored production lines to ensure accuracy of product quality, quantity, and timing.
• Set-up and operate injection molding machines to produce plastic parts or products.
• Monitor the production process, making adjustments as necessary to ensure quality standards are met.
• Inspect finished products for defects, such as warping, cracking, voids, and other irregularities.
• Transported materials between storage areas, loading docks and delivery vehicles as needed.
• Operated powered industrial trucks in accordance with OSHA regulations.

• Operated tugger to move materials from one location to another within the warehouse.
• Ensured that safety procedures were followed while operating tugger equipment.
• Maintained accurate records of all material movement activities.
• Communicated regularly with other staff members regarding material movement schedules and updates.
• Monitored inventory levels of product stored in the warehouse and reported back to management if needed.
• Provided assistance with forklift operations when needed including moving materials off shelves or loading and unloading freight from trailers or containers.

• Measured and cut materials to specified dimensions using hand tools.
• Operated power tools such as saws, drills, and grinders for cutting and shaping materials.
• Attached post caps, rails, pickets, and other components with nails or screws.
• Dug holes for posts using augers or post hole diggers.
• Utilized a variety of fastening techniques including cementing posts into place when necessary.
• Assisted in loading and unloading trucks containing supplies needed for jobs.
• Repaired existing fences that had been damaged by wind or other weather events.
• Stocked supply areas with appropriate tools and materials needed for specific tasks.