Objective
Seeking Electronic/Instrument Technician offshore platform or shipboard opportunity where an exceptional team player work ethic, extensive training, and outstanding problem solving abilities will provide immediate value to the employer
Experience
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
CONVERTEAM, INC. (Formerly: Alstom, LLC)
6/2008-Present – Field Service and Commissioning Engineer for Customer/Clients
· Maintained electrical components of ships Automated Vessel Control System/ (AVC), Maintained systems functions of the power management hardware and software, network structure and system operation of the automated vessel control suite. –Intermediate Level
· System understanding of ADP (A-Series) and DPS-900-Basic Level
· Maintained electrical components of MV-3000 drives-Advance Level
· Maintained electrical components of ships azimuth thrusters Z-drives and BOW Thruster Controllers-Intermediate Level
Atwood Oceanics, Inc., Houston, Texas:
6/2007 –10/2007 Rig Electrician
· Installed and repaired electrical systems, machinery, and electrical and electronic components for offshore drilling company.
· Examined, diagnosed, and replaced or repaired faulty devices, fixtures, and components related to transformers, motors, and lighting.
· Tested inoperative equipment and collaborated with team members to determine accurate diagnosis.
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, Woods Hole Massachusetts: DP1 Vessel
6/2006 –6/2007 Marine Electrical Engineer (Engine Room Electronics Technician)
· Performed and documented electrical maintenance and repairs on 600V distribution system, 480VAC, and dedicated 60Hz/motor generator/sets on R/V Atlantis oceanographic research vessel. Performed Test and operational checks IAW/OEM specifications performed the following types of tests: (Load Balance Test, Fault Interruption Analysis: *Current *Thermal *Software Set points...)
· Resourcefully troubleshot and identified electrical malfunctions on process controls for propulsion engines (1500KW and 750KW), Kato generators (3516), Caterpillar diesel engines, Woodward engine governors, GE Fanuc monitoring automation, fire detection systems, and electrical power distribution systems. Performed corrective maintenance actions. Performed Test and operational check IAW/OEM specifications Analyzed, determined and rectified electrical malfunctions on electronically controlled tension mooring winches and elevator. Performed the following types of test: (Dithering, PLC software stops, set points, and counters; Hydraulic pressure limits) Central Control Monitoring System (CCMS--GE Fanuc).
Lockheed Martin (Perry Tech.), Riviera Beach, FL:
1/2005 to 6/2005: Mechanical Technician
· Exercised exemplary analytical skills to compile test data and troubleshoot problems with RMS-related components, hydraulic devices, and rotating machinery.
· Tasked with conducting calibration and alignment checks, applying adjustments and modifications, and performing replacements as directed by R&D Team Engineers.
Military Sealift Command / (USNS ARCTIC),
10/2002 to 12/2005: Electrician
· Performed maintenance on ships’ electrical power distribution systems manufactured by ABB, Westinghouse and Siemens, and exhibited strong skills in maintaining ABT breakers and various power panels.
· Demonstrated excellent versatility in maintaining electronically controlled tension mooring winches, Otis elevators, and conveyers.
· Investigated and swiftly resolved issues with oily water separators, cargo fuel and ballast systems and associated. Ensured flawless functioning of switchboards, generators, motors, lighting systems, and forklifts
Sony Corporation, American Video, (Glass Division) Mt. Pleasant, PA,
12/1996 to 04/2000: Electrical Technician
· Applied dynamic troubleshooting talents to perform preventative and corrective maintenance on and Mitsubishi AC variable frequency drives, and Allen Bradley DC drives and motion controllers.
· Utilized capacitive, inductive, ultrasonic and photoelectric sensors to conduct solid-state field-testing.
Earlier experience includes service with the United States Navy and United States Air Force in roles such as Electrician, Electronics Technician, and Aircraft Electrician.
Education
EDUCATION University AND SPECIALIZED Propriety TRAINING
ASEET: Associate Electrical Engineering Technology. Penn State Approximate (4 classes remaining). GPA 3.01
Electronics Technology Communication: Certificate:
Certification
Electronics
Community College of Air Force, Biloxi Mississippi.
(Accelerated 2-year course)
Skils
CONVERTEAM, INC. (Formerly: Allston, LLC)
· 1) MV-7000 Variable Frequency Drive Overview. Equipment and Software Basics
· 2) ADP (A-Series) and DPS-900 Dynamic Positioning Model 900 Maintenance
Microsoft Information Technology Training:
10/2007-6/2008: (New Horizons Computer Center Of Pittsburgh)
Program Classes: 1) Computer essentials- hardware, firmware, microprocessors basics – 2) Network+; Networking Hardware and software protocol configuration, (Grad /Date: 5/5/08)
Rockwell Automation factory training:
· 1) Allen Bradley 1785 PLC-5 System 2) Maintenance and Troubleshooting
· 3) Programmable programming with AI software Controller IO with AI software 4) System Design and Advance
Offshore industry training:
· BOISET (Basic Offshore Safety Induction and Emergency Training)
· First Aid & CPR- American Red Cross
· Advanced Fire Fighting – U.S. Coast Guard Approved