MATTHEW GENEREUX

• Manage 5 operations supervisors across 3 shifts.
• Establish daily , weekly and monthly expectations involving safety,quality,schedule and cost.
• Previously responsible for oversight of EB diving operations at Groton shipyard and SUBBASE New London.
• Gather and sort surveillance data for tracking and trending lifting and handling deficiencies.
• Manage sail loft personnel who manufacture nuclear containments including glove bags,drapes, catches and other Los Angeles and Virginia class enclosures.
• Facilitate deck plate and team learning sessions effectively.
• Active participant of Accident Prevention Team
• Senior leadership performance interface and briefings on regular cadence
• Navy Crane Center evaluation prep lead
• Crane certification and test integration team

Lead team of riggers performing complex, high risk lifting and handling evolutions. Maintained qualifications and training requirments up to date. Set expectations on deliverables for 12-18 employees. Lead Navy crane center audits as subject matter expert. Acting general foremen since July 2021.

• Established operational objectives and work plans and delegated assignments to subordinate foremen.
• Interface with wide range of internal and external stake holders NRRO,RPCO,NAVSEA,SUPSHIP CTEs, CNTEs, ANCTEs
• Responsible for safety, quality , schedule, cost and continuous improvement of Electric Boat projects
• Maintained work order attainment for ships management.
• Attend and run ships plan of the day meetings as well as ships force integration efficiently.
• Attended company courses such as basic sub systems, S9G reactor platform, radiological controls training.
• Effectively communicated sophisticated work plans/schedules to wide range of internal departments.
• Basic understanding of EVMS
• Familiar with EWP, JCALS, ELCADD

• Lead lifts as rigger in charge including power unit, steam generators, pressurizer, coolant pumps etc.
• Good understanding of internal and GOVT. drawings for complicated lifts
• Involved with all trades and aspects of ship building
• Well versed in department procedures and policies including ODD 33 , lifting and handling manual, lifting and handling handbook and department instructions
• Rigged cables and pipes in configurations to support loads and maintain crew safety.

• Promptly removed completed loads from the press.
• Adjusted press during production runs to maintain specific registration and color densities.
• Checked job information at each press to verify that the correct ink was delivered.
• Prepared and operated the offset printing press for maximum efficiency and production.
• Operated press to achieve highest print quality with minimal scrap and high productivity.