Hi, I’m
Joshua King
Installation Manager, Warehouse Manager
Virginia Beach,VA
Summary
Versatile and experienced professional with passion for
excellence, growth, and mentorship. Leveraging continuous
learning and experience to empower colleagues and team
members, driving them to professional development and
operational efficiency. Committed to enhancing skills and
sharing knowledge, contributing to consistent achievement
and lasting success of mission goals.
Overview
17
years of professional experience
9
years of post-secondary education
2
Certificates
Work History
Apartment Flooring Solutions, Chesapeake, VA
Installation Manager
2023.10 - Current (11 months)
Job overview
- Supervised and led 35 field crews, recruited and trained staff while ensuring compliance with company policies.
- Enforced adherence to installation procedures among field crews, promptly issuing installation plans to clients.
- Enforced adherence to installation procedures among field crews, promptly issuing installation plans to clients. Successfully managed installations totaling $14.5 million in sales.
- Managed warehouse inventory valued at $1.1 million across 37 locations.
- Improved overall departmental efficiency by implementing standardized procedures that streamlined workflows across multiple projects.
- Communicated effectively with sales team, maintaining transparency throughout project lifecycle.
- Maintained detailed records of completed installations for future reference or troubleshooting needs as well as warranty purposes.
NVR Down Fitness, San Diego, CA
Owner, Personal Trainer
4 2021 - Current
Job overview
- Created Personal Training business emphasizing developing exercise health screening evaluations and individualized exercise testing and prescriptions
- Consulted with over 35 customers to assess needs and propose optimal solutions.
- Supervised exercise training for all clients and implemented behavioral strategies promoting lasting positive change(s) based on individual necessities in accordance with American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) recommendations
- Conducted nutrition consultations and body composition screeners
- Managed all analytics, progress charts, content creation, media marketing and web design.
- Grew customer base through word-of-mouth referrals based on customer satisfaction and results.
- Conducted target market research to discover customer needs and analyze competitor trends. Managed all analytics, progress charts, content creation, media marketing and web design.
South West Regional Maintenance Center (This is a federal job), San Diego, CA
Rigger
2015.06 - 2017.11 (2 years & 5 months)
Job overview
- As lead subject matter expert (SME), participated numerous critical surface supplied UWSH diving operations, strictly adhering to NAVFAC P-307, Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual, NAVSEA SS521-AA-MAN-010, relevant WP/FWP/CWP protocols, US Navy Diving Manual, OSHA regulations, and NAVSEA OOC5 NSTM Chapters 1-20
- Successfully completed rigorous dive tasks to including Shaft Laminations, Installation/Removal of various Cofferdams, Rope guards and Fairwaters, ICCP Anode Replacements, Sonar Dome Repairs, Transducer Replacements, and Pre/Post-Underwater Hull Cleaning Inspections
- Proficiently managed all aspects of dive station setup, UWSH work, and repairs at diving work sites, utilizing precise tools, equipment, and materials in accordance with designated work processes (WP/FWP/CWP).
- Ensured compliance with OSHA regulations by implementing safe work practices at all times during rigging operations
Tinosa, LLC, San Diego, CA
Maintenance Technician
2014.11 - 2015.06 (7 months)
Job overview
- Facilitated preventative and corrective maintenance on BAUER High/Low Pressure Air/Mixed Gas Compressors and DLSS equipment, following US NAVY Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC) guidelines and OPNAVINST 4790 (series).
- Fabricated, tested, installed, maintained, and restored systems for Breathing Air, Diver's Air, Oxygen, Nitrogen, Helium, Mixed Gas (HEO2, N2O2), and Hyperbaric Systems in accordance with applicable equipment publications and MIL-STD-1330/1622
- Adhered meticulously to re-entry control procedures, fleet maintenance directives, and NAVSEA OOC certification guidelines.
- Collaborated with team members to complete larger repair projects efficiently.
- Maximized asset lifespan through diligent monitoring of wear patterns on vital components.
National University Polytechnic Institute, San Diego, CA
Commercial Dive Instructor
2014.09 - 2015.06 (9 months)
Job overview
- Planned and supervised diving operations to train divers for various diving activities including Introductory Dives, Underwater Ships Husbandry Dives, Mid-Water Flange Projects, Salvage Operations, Lift Bag Operations, Hydraulic Power Unit use, Hydraulic Power Tool Operation, Pneumatic Power Tool Operations, Underwater Jetting, Surface/Underwater Rigging and Weight Handling, and Basic Scuba Operations
- Ensured strict adherence to guidelines set by ADCI, USCG, OSHA, US Navy Diving Manual, and NAVSEA OOC5 UWSH.
- Maintained up-to-date knowledge of industry trends, incorporating new techniques into instructional practices when appropriate.
Department of the Navy, San Diego, CA
United States Navy Deep Sea Diver
2010.08 - 2014.09 (4 years & 1 month)
Job overview
- Qualified Diver Life Support System O2 Worker, MK-16 Maintenance Technician, Viper SC Technician, Inside Tender, Small Boat Coxswain, Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat Coxswain, Conshelf XIV Maintenance Technician, and Expeditionary Warfare Specialist
- Accomplished Anti-Terrorism Force Protection (ATFP) and Mine Counter Measure diving operations on behalf of international diving units
- Enforced stringent adherence to Navy maintenance protocols following Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC) for Divers Life Support Systems (DLSS) and ancillary equipment
- Preserved system certification for hyperbaric recompression chambers per NAVSEA OOC Certification, Re-Entry Control Procedures, System Drawings, Pre-Survey Outline Booklets (PSOB), relevant Diving Advisories, Top Side Tech Notes, NAVSEA SS521-AA-MAN-010, MIL-STD1330, MIL-STD-1622 and the US Navy Diving Manual
- Tested and certified Diving Life Support Systems and ancillary equipment to meet Low Magnetic Signature (LoMu) standards in accordance with MIL-DTL-19595
- Performed technical maintenance, diagnosis, and corrective maintenance for all semi-closed (SCUBA) and closed-circuit (MK-16/ MK-25) underwater breathing apparatus and ancillary equipment, strictly adhering to O&M SS600AQ-MMO-010 standards, MIL-STD 1330/1622 specifications, Manufacturer's Technical Manuals, and NAVY PMS program
- Preserved Oxygen Safe/Clean Room to meet requirements for MIL-STD 1330 Oxygen systems and MIL STD 1622 compressed air systems.
- Performed maintenance documentation and administered PMS SKED computer program for all SCUBA, MK-16 and MK-25 diving equipment.
- Oversaw hazardous materials and equipment, demonstrating effective inventory management skills by ensuring accurate tracking, timely restocking, and safety processes.
- Established and managed computer based electronic system for the indexing, and filing maintenance and calibrations.
- Conducted spot-inventories of repair parts and project needs for all Divers Life Support Systems (DLSS) and ancillary equipment to Government personnel for procurement.
- Oversaw customer service by communicating issue and receipt of all diving equipment and management of maintenance files to guarantee compliance with O&M SS600AQ-MMO-010 standards, MIL-STD 1330/1622 specifications, Manufacturer's Technical Manuals, and NAVY PMS
- Approved condition of calibrations IAW U.S NAVY Metrology and Calibration (METCAL) program.
- Scheduled physical inventory and directed all incoming and outgoing inventory reports on reconciliations and paperwork filings, ensuring that NECC standards were fulfilled for all local and mobilized units
- Procured approved AMU (Authorized for Military Use) material shortfalls to maintain and restore Diving Life Support Systems (DLSS) and ancillary equipment ensuring continuity of underwater diving operations.
Department of the Navy
United States Navy Deep Sea Diver
2007.07 - 2010.08 (3 years & 1 month)
Job overview
- Qualified 5343 2nd Class Navy Diver with experience as an Underwater Ships Husbandry Specialist, Diving Salvage Warfare Specialist, and Diving Life Support System Maintenance Technician
- Adept in Recompression Chamber Operation, Onboard Diver Safety Check Off, RADCON 107 Diver tasks, and adept in Maintenance and Material Management (3M)
- Completed diving operations in strict adherence to NAVFAC P-307, Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual, NAVSEA SS521-AA-MAN-010, relevant WP/FWP/CWP, US Navy Diving Manual, and NAVSEA OOC5 NSTM Chapters 1-20
- Contributed heavily to proficient and timely accomplishment of tasks such as Propeller, Dunce Cap, and Rope guard and Fairwater Removals/Installations, Secondary Propulsion Unit Replacements, Main Propulsion Shaft Stave Bearing Replacements, Torpedo Door and Linkage Assembly Repairs, Sonar Dome, OTAA Sonar, and OA 9070 Towed Array Repairs, Patch and Cofferdam Installations, Plug Fittings, Fin Stabilizer Repairs, and Pre/Post-Underwater Hull Cleaning Inspections and conducted various critical surface and underwater rigging.
- Organized and verified shipboard systems and components in strict accordance with NAVSEA Technical Publication Tag-Out User's Manual-Appendix E and command-level Tag-Out User Records
- Systematically validated shipboard schematics, docking plans, US Navy Diving Manual, Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual, Nuclear Power Manuals, NAVSEA OOC Technical Manuals, NAVSEA SS521-AA-MAN-010, and NAVSEA OOC5 UWSH guidelines and instructions for diving operations performed during surface ship and submarine availabilities
- Received and evaluated work assignments, effectively coordinating diving operations while adhering to relevant WP/FWP/CWP, OQE, US Navy Diving Manual, and NAVSEA OOC5 NSTM UWSH chapters
- Executed maintenance and re-entry control procedures for NAVSEA OOC Diving Life Support Systems (DLSS), which encompassed Fly Away Recompression Chambers (FADS), Transportable Recompression Chambers Systems (TRCS), MK-3 Lightweight Diving Systems, Air Supply Rack Assemblies (ASRA), UWSH Gear, and other ancillary diving equipment in accordance with fleet maintenance directives and NAVSEA OOC certification guidelines
- Delivered comprehensive assistance to NAVSEA Technicians during overseas diving operations, focusing on Waterfront Support Equipment, Industrial Plant Equipment, and Production Support Equipment
- Carried Out thorough tests and inspections of NAVSEA/NAVFAC Diver Life Support Systems (DLSS) and ancillary equipment as well as critical maintenance of 'Q-Points'.
- Ensured proper upkeep and availability of all diving tools, equipment, and materials, adhering to NAVOSH, NAVSEA OOC, and pertinent Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC)
- Facilitated 300 hours of in-water training for divisional personnel to include high-risk rigging and weight handling, appendage removal/installation, hull cleaning, and inspection exercises
- Performed high-risk diving evolutions in strict alignment with NAVFAC P-307, Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual, NAVSEA SS521-AAMAN-010, relevant WP/FWP/CWP, OQE, US Navy Diving Manual, and NAVSEA OOC5 NSTM UWSH chapters
- Initiated requests for procurement, manufacturing, and shipping/receiving processes related to Diving Life Support Systems, UWSH equipment, NAVSEA Waterfront Support Equipment, and dive/rigging support tools/equipment.
- Organized accessibility of specialized tools, materials, equipment, and other work centers as required.
Education
Southwestern College , Chula Vista, CA
Associate's degree from Exercise Science and Nutrition
2017.01 - 2021.05 (4 years & 4 months)
University Overview
- Credits Earned: Semester Hours
- Honors: Magna Cum Laude
- GPA: 3.532
Southwestern College , Chula Vista
Technical or occupational certificate from Exercise Science and Nutrition
2017.01 - 2021.05 (4 years & 4 months)
American College of Sports Medicine , Indianapolis, IN
Technical or occupational certificate
2021.03 - 2021.05 (2 months)
Skills
Timeline
Installation Manager
Apartment Flooring Solutions
2023.10 - Current (11 months)
CPT - Certified Personal Trainer
2021-04
American College of Sports Medicine
Technical or occupational certificate
2021.03 - 2021.05 (2 months)
Fitness Specialist (Advanced)
2020-12
Southwestern College
Associate's degree from Exercise Science and Nutrition
2017.01 - 2021.05 (4 years & 4 months)
Southwestern College
Technical or occupational certificate from Exercise Science and Nutrition
2017.01 - 2021.05 (4 years & 4 months)
Rigger
South West Regional Maintenance Center (This is a federal job)
2015.06 - 2017.11 (2 years & 5 months)
Maintenance Technician
Tinosa, LLC
2014.11 - 2015.06 (7 months)
Commercial Dive Instructor
National University Polytechnic Institute
2014.09 - 2015.06 (9 months)
United States Navy Deep Sea Diver
Department of the Navy
2010.08 - 2014.09 (4 years & 1 month)
United States Navy Deep Sea Diver
Department of the Navy
2007.07 - 2010.08 (3 years & 1 month)
Owner, Personal Trainer
NVR Down Fitness
4 2021 - Current
Additional Information
Extensive knowledge in Navy Diving operations to include surface supplied UWSH diving operations, closed-circuit and semi-closed circuit diving operations and maintenance. Thorough experience in adhering to NAVFAC P-307, the Joint Fleet Maintenance Manual, NAVSEA SS521-AA-MAN-010, relevant WP/FWP/CWP protocols, US Navy Diving Manual, OSHA regulations, NAVSEA OOC5 NSTM Chapters 1-20, Maintenance Requirement Cards (MRC), NAVSEA OOC Certification, Re-Entry Control Procedures, System Drawings, Pre-Survey Outline Booklets (PSOB), relevant Diving Advisories, Top Side Tech Notes, NAVSEA SS521-AA-MAN-010, MIL-STD1330 and MIL-STD-1622 requirements.Secret Security Clearance - Eligible
Job Related Training
- TX-50, Conshelf XIV and SEA Maintenance Technician
- Viper SC Technician Course
- Diver Life Support System O2 Worker
- Mk-16 Maintenance Technician
- MIL-DTL-19595 Non-Magnetic Certification
- Bauer Compressor Repair/Rebuild: Instruction and Operation of High-Pressure Breathing Air Compressors
- OA-9070 Towed Array Handling Systems
- CAT-III Crane Rigging, Non-Cab (NKO)
- CEODD - Mixed Gas and Saturation Diving (NKO)
Availability
Permanent, Temporary, Intermittent, Telework, Full-time, Part-time, TAD/TDY (if required)
References
- Steve Willis, Department of the Navy, Diving Supervisor, stevewillis39@gmail.com
- Daniel Franke, Department of the Navy, Senior Chief Petty Officer, 619-507-4441, daniel.james.franke@gmail.com
- Ryan Foster, Department of the Navy, Chief Warrant Officer (CWO2), 360-315-3549, ryan.t.foster4.mil@us.navy.mil
- Paul Wotus, Department of the Navy, Command Master Chief Petty Officer, 808-753-6210
- Tim Kiley, Tinosa, LLC, President, 619-690-7440
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