Quality Assurance and Safety Officer Quality Assurance Supervisor Production Manager Experienced in testing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, Hydrostatic, refrigeration, material handling systems, compressors, and gas/diesel engines Skilled in reading, comprehending, and applying schematics and technical publications Experience with multiple types of test equipment, basic and advanced Successfully led and managed up to 315 personnel in highly stressful and face paced environments Including shipboard, shipyard, industrial repair, and manufacturing facilities Coordinated and implemented process improvements through managing and monitoring Lean Six Sigma implementation Screened and selected as a Navy recruiter, recognized as a top performer in a highly visible public billet and maintained a demanding schedule Dynamic hands-on management style, able to build and motivate teams focused on achieving goals Solid communication skills, verbal and written Received multiple awards for leadership abilities, management skills, and technical performance in support of multiple operations and major exercises Proficient with Microsoft Office programs and multiple documentation programs
Created, prepared and delivered reports to various departments.
Leads and Manages 8 Chiefs and 150 Navy and Marines in performing Intermediate level maintenance on avionics equipment across 24 work centers.
Directed the efforts of 150 personnel in managing the completion of 2,400 maintenance actions and maintaining an 86% repair rate in direct support flight operations.
As service division Leading Chief Petty Officer, he led 276 Sailors during 2013 deployment support of Operations ENDURING FREEDOM and contingency operations throughout 5 fleets.
Guided the maintenance efforts of 46 military and civilian personnel in completing over 22,000 maintenance actions without any safety flaws.
Managed 8 military and 3 civilian personnel performing audits and monitors on 41 work centers and 41 NAMP programs.
Proactive leadership and management of the 2010 Naval Safety Center Survey, achieving a grade of 3.39 which exceeded the Fleet average of 3.13 for all FRC/AIMD/MALS commands.,
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