Objective
Former USCG NESU Port Engineer (retired) looking for a civilian Port Engineering postion based out of Seattle, WA. Currently working in Facilities Management. Willing to travel.
Experience
O’Brien Auto Group 4/08- present
Facilities Manager
Provide direction for the timely execution of facility operations and maintenance to include electrical, mechanical, HVAC, Energy Management, key card systems (Card Access 3000), and safety systems for a 280,000 sq ft commercial property. Act as project manager on site-specific projects and equipment installations. Responsible for developing bid specifications and work with general contractors, vendors and service providers to develop project schedules, conduct meetings and complete assigned facility projects according to specifications, budget and established time lines. Drive vendor selection, performance, best practices and methodologies to ensure that objectives are being met. Provide cost savings by achieving competitive pricing with suppliers/vendors and managing inventory. Ensure the integrity of building systems through the development of corrective and preventative maintenance programs and the timely completion of work assignments. . Ensure employees are trained on building systems, critical building equipment and emergency response procedures. Comply with OSHA regulations and restrictions and Fire code regulations. Generate status reports and present findings to senior management.
US Coast Guard 3/85-11/07 (Retired)
USCG Naval Engineering Support Unit Seattle
Port Engineer 10/02-11/07
Develop new engineering contract work specifications for 9 fleet vessels including (1) 420’ ice breaker, (6) 110’ patrol boats and (2) 87’ patrol boats. Responsible for the timely and cost-effective maintenance, repair, modification, and refurbishment projects of existing fleet. Develop and institute solutions to complex engineering problems under tight deadlines. Provide initial independent government estimates for all changes to contract proposed by contractor.
Inspect contract work for needs and adherence to contracting and safety specifications and standards. Upon completion of maintenance contract, prepare and submit documentation verifying contractors performance and adhesion to contract specifications Developed scope of work and cost estimates for work estimated over $2.5 million. Research, review and provide feedback on proposed specifications. Monitor project progress and contractors to. Perform required routine periodic inspections, documenting condition of vessel proactively address potential issues and required future maintenance needs.
Ensure compliance of all safety regulations within the industry. Ensures all vessel personnel are properly trained, qualified and comply with regulatory, safety training and/or certification requirements. Prepare and present required safety training prior to vessel arriving at contracted facility.
USCG Group- Air Station Atlantic City
Facilities Chief 11/98-10/02
Responsible for the planning, renovation and maintenance of 38 housing units totaling a combined 200,000+ sq. ft. (Including Air Station). As senior manager of the maintenance division, oversee a staff of 17 subordinates. Ensure compliance with all applicable federal and/or state laws, regulations, standards and guidelines, Define scope of work, inspect and review work area quality, accuracy, completeness and adherence to safety regulations. Develop and implement personnel qualification standards such as safety, health and best practices/procedures. Responsible for budget in excess of $85,000.
USCG Training Center Cape May
Housing Maintenance Supervisor 8/97-11/98
Senior manager of maintenance division, oversee a staff of 4 subordinates. Responsible for the maintenance and safety concerns for 172 housing units totaling 235,000 sq ft. Resolve resident issues/inquiries and complaints concerning housing units. Inspect and review work area quality, accuracy, completeness and adherence to safety regulations. Oversee annual budget of over $180,000.
USCGC HORNBEAM/USCGC KENNEBEC
Emergency Management Specialist 2/93-8/97
Repair locker leader; oversee all emergency equipment, direct firefighters on firefighting strategy in drill and in crisis. Lead fire fighting and damage control teams numbering 12 and 18 persons. Maintain fire fighting systems and equipment such as pumps, fire extinguishers, hose and nozzle maintenance. Responsible for maintaining watertight integrity of boat consisting of maintenance of doors, hatches and scuttles. Operate crane as needed. Inspect contract shipyard work for quality assurance and safety compliance.
USCG Support Center Alameda
Facility Maintenance Technician 10/87-1/93
Provide day to day building maintenance, repair and operational tasks in support of Coast Guard operations. Inspect building areas for preventative maintenance and react to unplanned maintenance needs for facilities as assigned. Provide remodeling expertise, ability to read and interpret blue prints and technical specifications. Act as crew leader during the construction of an on-base US Post Office and Admiral’s office. Qualified fire chief, engineer, fire fighter. Built custom furnishings as requested.
Education
Casper College
Associate of Applied Science, Fire Science (expected 4/09)
Certification
HVAC Universal EPA Section 608 Certified
NAVSEA Basic Paint Inspector Certified
Contracting Officers Representative Certified
Skils
Develop new engineering contract work specifications for 9 fleet vessels including (1) 420’ ice breaker, (6) 110’ patrol boats and (2) 87’ patrol boats. Responsible for the timely and cost-effective maintenance, repair, modification, and refurbishment projects of existing fleet. Develop and institute solutions to complex engineering problems under tight deadlines. Provide initial independent government estimates for all changes to contract proposed by contractor.
Inspect contract work for needs and adherence to contracting and safety specifications and standards. Upon completion of maintenance contract, prepare and submit documentation verifying contractors performance and adhesion to contract specifications Developed scope of work and cost estimates for work estimated over $2.5 million. Research, review and provide feedback on proposed specifications. Monitor project progress and contractors to. Perform required routine periodic inspections, documenting condition of vessel proactively address potential issues and required future maintenance needs.
Ensure compliance of all safety regulations within the industry. Ensures all vessel personnel are properly trained, qualified and comply with regulatory, safety training and/or certification requirements. Prepare and present required safety training prior to vessel arriving at contracted facility