Kyle Jones

• Utilizes RS Linx, Studio 5000, and Factory Talk in daily work routine monitoring crane functionality and troubleshooting purposes.
• Read and interpret technical details such as schematics, manuals, and drawings.
• Performed complete engine, and generator changeouts of caterpillar engine sets
• Performed routine crane repairs.
• Responsible for completing scheduled maintenance checks on 6 ship to shore cranes.
• Followed related safety regulations, contract requirements, company policies, and operating procedures.
• Maintained accurate crane operator log books detailing seat time, jobs, locations, cranes used, and daily hours.
• Maintained cranes by inspecting for defects or wear, lubricated ropes, winches, and replaced worn-out cables.
• Promoted worksite safety by identifying hazards and reporting or correcting them immediately.

leads a 6-person team in QA and electrical engineering operations. Plans Scope of Work (SOW), assigns work assignments and oversees/evaluates performance. Enables maintenance and repairs of electrical systems supporting commercial and industrial equipment to include motors, generators, transformers, and power distribution systems. Orchestrates Preventive Maintenance Inspections (PMI) to minimize system downtime and improve equipment longevity.

• Inspected work quality of 45-person team ensuring maintenance compliance of electrical systems supporting 18 Navy vessels and multi-billion-dollar DoD resources.
• Overhauled inventory system; streamlined parts/equipment processing and upscaled accountability for 2K items exceeding $350K.
• Garnered a 98% score on inventory management inspection.
• Trained/qualified 90 technicians on electrical engineering and QA practices; oversaw training and
  professional development program with performance and knowledge-based evaluations.
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• Qualified as ship's electrical plant console operator.
• Leading gas turbine electrical technician onboard USS Chancellorsville.
• Supervised and mentored 5 sailors to ensure qualifications to advance in career and maintain readiness.
• Led a 5 man work center through a 96% successful light-off assessment while managing multiple work centers including gage calibration shop and ultimately being awarded the Navy-MarineCorps Achievement medal.
• Received certification in ships integrated conditioning assessment system (ICAS)