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Michael Rieman

Michael Rieman

League City ,TX

Summary

Hard-working Supervisor with exceptional experience leading teams, delivering results and exceeding expectations. Creative and motivated leader adept at utilizing exceptional design and planning strengths to accomplish complex projects. Skilled in teaching new concepts and best practice strategies.

Overview

26
26
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
1
1

Master Electrician

Work History

Maintenance Augmentation Team Galveston (MAT/WAT) Supervisor

United States Coast Guard
06.2019 - Current
  • Serving as the Fast Response Cutter (FRC) Maintenance Augmentation Team (MAT) Supervisor at Base Galveston from July 2019 through July 2024
  • Displaying exceptional leadership, took on the critical role of the MAT stand-up and delivery of three Base Galveston homeported FRCs and an additional two within District Eight
  • This was the first and only one in Texas
  • A pioneer of innovation, led the MAT through the largest in-water repair of a Coast Guard asset following a nor’easter and completed the Service’s first in-water emergency generator swap on an FRC
  • His insights and feedback were instrumental in the decision and problem-solving process, providing key feedback to Product Line for future repairs and long-term care of critical underway assets
  • Always ready for the next challenge, he assisted the local 175-foot inland buoy tender with their deck fittings overhaul
  • This included cropping out and welding in forty new tie-down cups and watertight fittings
  • Pushing the envelope of organic repair solutions, his ingenuity saved the Coast Guard thousands in contracting costs
  • A true in-house advocate assisted the local US Marine Corp Reserve Unit by leading the MAT to repair their amphibious assault vehicles
  • This included multi-pass welding repairs to four watertight hatches on the crafts.

Engineer Officer (EO)

Sector Field Office Galveston (SFO)
06.2015 - 06.2019
  • Plans & executes naval engineering inspections, maintenance, repairs, alterations & depot level mission support to 14 Sector Houston-Galveston units with 62 afloat assets including: 4 87ft PBs, 2 Construction Tenders & 45 small boats
  • Manages $40K annual budget & leads staff of 2 E7s, 11 POs & 8 Reservists
  • Oversees & mentors 120 Sector engineers
  • Monitors & manages material condition, ALMIS, Quality Assurance (QA) authority, coordinates CASREP support, liaison to Sector for Small Boat & Patrol Boat Product Lines (SBPL/PBPL)
  • Oversees all dockside availabilities & processes; review Engineering Change & waiver Requests
  • Corrosion Controle prevention Officer, Vehicle Manager, Morale Officer, Acting XO.

Responsible for operation, maintance, & repair of main propulsion, auxiliary systems & 2 small boats

USCGC DAUNTLESS (WMEC 624)
06.2013 - 06.2015
  • Supervised 2 CPOs, 7 POs & 6 non-rates, managed $110K annual budget
  • Senior Engineer Watch Officer (EOW): oversees watch schedules, qualifications & execution of logs/records/tests
  • Secondary Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) for $2.9 Million 112day Dry-dock, supervised 81 work items & 27 inspectors
  • Current Ship's Maintenance Project (CSMP) Coordinator: Consolidated/reviewed all documents for long-term maintenance availabilities
  • Unit Safety Coordinator
  • Engineer Training team (ETT) leader
  • Damage Control Training Team (DCTT) member and Acting Assist Eng Officer (AEO)

Electrical shop supervisor

USCG TISCOM
08.2011 - 06.2013
  • Supervise 4 Petty Officers
  • Oversee maintenance and repair of TISCOM’s 36 buildings, 200 acres of grounds and roads valued at over $42 Million
  • Coordinate maintenance and work order scheduling with 5 tenant commands, including the C4IT Service Center, C3CEN, NAVCEN, CGIS and Department of Justice field office
  • Collateral Duties: OOD, Training Officer, Property Custodian, Safety Board member and OOD Board member.

Electrical and Damage Control division Chief

USCGC VIGOROUS (WMEC 627)
06.2008 - 08.2011
  • Responsible for the maintenance and repair of all electrical circuits and equipment onboard the cutter
  • Collateral Duties: Command Chief, Electrical Safety Officer, Junior Officer Mentor, Unit Financial Counselor, Family Programs Liaison, Twin point Davit operator, Chief’s Performance Review Board Member, Property Custodian, Fire Marshal, Safety Board Member, Shipyard quality assurance inspector, Engineer of the Watch, Damage Control Training Team Member (DCCT), Engineering Causality Control Training Team Member (ECCT)

Support the Electrical Branch Engineers in designing and installing prototypes and to provide technical support on Coast Guard Cutters

USCG Engineering Logistic Center
07.2004 - 06.2008
  • Analyzed and reviewed contractor submitted technical manuals, created APL’s, RCM development, and worked on provisioning technical documentation
  • Trained new members to use the Naval & Electronic Supply Support System Data Base
  • Responsible for over 1,800 items as the IT property manager
  • Collateral Duties: OOD, Watch Coordinator, Property Custodian, Building Manger.

Volunteered to go TAD to help repair electrical issues throughout the Cutter

USCGC JAMES RANKIN (WPB 1319)
07.2006 - 10.2006
  • Collateral Duties: Underway engineer of the watch, In-port engineer of the watch, and Crain operator.

Facilities Engineer

USCG Group Moriches
04.2001 - 07.2004
  • Head Electrician, Supervise eight electricians and manage housing maintenance on sixty-one Coast Guard owned housing units, Oversee maintenance and repair on base and outlying group facilities which includes sixteen boats, five Stations, and four lighthouses
  • Manage and execute a 200K annual budget
  • Collateral Duties: OOD, Electrical Safety Officer and Watch Coordinator.

Independent duty electrician

USCG ANT Moriches
07.2000 - 04.2001
  • Responsible for the upkeep and maintenance of the following light houses: Fire Island; Montauk; Old Field Point; and Horton Point
  • Also responsible for Port Jeff range light, Shinnecock light, and two jetty lights along with support for the 49’BUSL, 45’BU, and the 23’ TANB
  • Collateral Duties: Crane Operator, Electrical Safety Officer, and Watch Coordinator.

Shop supervisor

USCGC DURABLE (WMEC 628)
01.1998 - 07.2000
  • Collateral Duties: underway Oiler, underway Auxiliary Watch Stander, Boarding Team Member, Moral Representative, in port Watch Stander, in port Engineer of the Watch, Repair and Duty Electrician, Dry dock electrical work coordinator, Heat Stress Monitor, and Hot Suit man (flight deck rescue man / firefighter).

Education

Master of Arts in Biblical Exposition -

Liberty University

Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Engineering Technology -

Grantham University

Associate of Science degree in Electronic Engineering Technology -

Associate of Arts degree in Electronic Engineering Technology -

Associate of Arts degree in General Studies -

Skills

  • Operations Management
  • Inventory Control
  • Staff Management
  • Data Analytics
  • Process Improvement
  • Project Management
  • Contract Management
  • Goal-Oriented
  • Team Building
  • Complex Problem-Solving
  • Priority management

Certification

  • Residential Network Installer Certificate
  • Home Automation Installer and Dealer Certificate
  • RPM Power Recorder and PC Software Certificate
  • Coaching skills Certificate
  • Motivational Speaker Certificate
  • Classic RCM for PMS Developers Level II Certificate
  • COR tier III
  • Variable Frequency Drives Certificate
  • Master Electricians License, Texas
  • Master Electricians License, Maryland
  • Master Electricians License, Baltimore City
  • Master Electricians License, Baltimore County
  • Master Electricians License, Anne Arundel
  • Master Electricians License, Charles
  • Master Electricians License, Calvert
  • Master Electricians License, St Mary’s
  • Master Electricians License, Prince Georges
  • Master Electricians License, Montgomery
  • Master Electricians License, Harford

Accomplishments

  • Command Chief on CGC VIGOROUS
  • Sailor of the Quarter while stationed at ANT Moriches
  • Found three separate class wide fire hazards on three separate platforms, 41’ UTB, 175’ WPB’, and 210 WMEC. In all cases recommended solutions and developed Engineering Changes that were sent out to the fleet preventing personnel injury and equipment damage.
  • Hauled out first ever 87’ PB by Blue Suiters for emergency dry-dock after Hurricane Harvey.

Awards

  • 2 Coast Guard Commendation Letter
  • 6 Achievement medals
  • 2 Commandant Letters of Commendations
  • 4 Good Conduct Awards

Timeline

Maintenance Augmentation Team Galveston (MAT/WAT) Supervisor - United States Coast Guard
06.2019 - Current
Engineer Officer (EO) - Sector Field Office Galveston (SFO)
06.2015 - 06.2019
Responsible for operation, maintance, & repair of main propulsion, auxiliary systems & 2 small boats - USCGC DAUNTLESS (WMEC 624)
06.2013 - 06.2015
Electrical shop supervisor - USCG TISCOM
08.2011 - 06.2013
Electrical and Damage Control division Chief - USCGC VIGOROUS (WMEC 627)
06.2008 - 08.2011
Volunteered to go TAD to help repair electrical issues throughout the Cutter - USCGC JAMES RANKIN (WPB 1319)
07.2006 - 10.2006
Support the Electrical Branch Engineers in designing and installing prototypes and to provide technical support on Coast Guard Cutters - USCG Engineering Logistic Center
07.2004 - 06.2008
Facilities Engineer - USCG Group Moriches
04.2001 - 07.2004
Independent duty electrician - USCG ANT Moriches
07.2000 - 04.2001
Shop supervisor - USCGC DURABLE (WMEC 628)
01.1998 - 07.2000
Liberty University - Master of Arts in Biblical Exposition,
Grantham University - Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Engineering Technology,
- Associate of Science degree in Electronic Engineering Technology,
- Associate of Arts degree in Electronic Engineering Technology,
- Associate of Arts degree in General Studies,

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