Objective
Seeking a position that utilizes my technical skills, attention to detail, team building, project management and interpersonal skills.
Experience
Jan 2005 to Present
Green Properties
Assistant Property Manager
Turnover units/Prepare for new tenants -
Clean, patch walls and paint interior, preserve hardwood floors.
Resolve tenant conflicts -
Act as intermediary between tenants and owners.
Preserve units and grounds -
Maintain clean, fresh appearance of grounds and
units including landscaping and painting.
Security -
Monitor complex for trespassers and vandalism.
Dec 2004-Sept 2006
United States Navy/Southwest Region Maintenance Center (Rigging Shop 923CG)
Boatswains Mate E-5/Rigger/Weight Test Supervisor
Management -
Redesigned and maintained upkeep, inventory and certification records of seven submarines, three Torpedo Retrievers, one Dry Dock and hundreds of weight test fixtures used for weapons handling.
Instructor -
Trained co-workers in all aspects of safety, personnel protective equipment and weight test procedures improving the shops overall knowledge, abilities and qualifications.
Weight Test Supervisor -
Safely executed and completed over 600 tests of weapons handling equipment on and off the submarines and various vessels
Rigger -
Safely performed over 300 critical lifts of assorted pumps, motors and valves onboard seven submarines, three Torpedo Retrievers and a dry dock saving the Navy over $250,000.
Nov 2002-Dec 2004
USN/USS Cleveland LPD 7
Boatswains Mate E-4,E-5
Primary Duties -
Responsible for Boarding Operations, Small Arms Weapons and Seamanship.
LCAC/LCU Operations -
Moved over 2000 United States Marines from sea to shore and back in support of mission critical operations in hostile environments.
Replenishment at Sea -
Conducted the re-supply of ships at sea and provided them with fuel, food, weapons and various other mission essential items.
Underway Watches -
Senior enlisted member of watch team in charge of navigation, lookouts and propulsion in the pilothouse.
Duty Watch -
Member of the overnight security, firefighting and emergency party at home and abroad.
Honors Boatswains Mate -
Conducted Honors and Ceremonies for visiting dignitaries both civilian and military and Heads of State.
Ship Husbandry -
Maintenance and upkeep of ships' surfaces, fittings and equipment
Jul 1997-Nov 2002
USN/USS John C. Stennis CVN 74
Boatswains Mate E-1, E-2, E-3, E-4
Primary Duties(Ship Husbandry) -
Maintenance and upkeep of ships' surfaces, fittings and equipment.
Replenishment at Sea –
Conducted the re-supply of ships at sea and provided them with fuel, food, weapons and various other mission essential items.
Underway Watches -
Enlisted member of watch team in charge of navigation, lookouts and propulsion in the pilothouse.
Duty Watch -
Member of the overnight security, firefighting and emergency party at home and abroad.
Honors Boatswains Mate -
Conducted Honors and Ceremonies for visiting dignitaries both civilian and military and Heads of State.
Nov 1996-Jul 1997
USN/Defense Information School
E-1, Student
Student Studies -
Basic Journalism, Advanced Journalism, Electronic Journalism, Editors Course, Photo Journalism, Electronic Photo Journalism, Combat Photography, Public Affairs, Navy Public Affairs, Radio Broadcasting, Television Broadcasting.
Education
1991-1992
Shoreline Community College
Liberal Arts
1989
Shoreline Community College
High School Completion (Diploma)
Certification
Navy Afloat Maintenance Training Strategy(NAMTS)Intermediate Maintenance Activity Training Program-
[Rigging S-060-0682] 07FEB2005-18FEB2005
Navy Afloat Maintence Training Strategy(NAMTS)Intermediate Maintence Activity Training Program-
[Weight Testing S-612-0680] 07MAR2005-18MAR2005
Naval Facilities Engineering Command(NAVFAC)-
Crane Rigging and Category 3 Crane Safety Course 09MAY2005-13MAY2005
Safety Petty Officer Course (NAVOSH)
March2006
Enlisted Navy Leader Development Course (NAVLEAD)
July2005
Skils
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING-
Navy Afloat Maintenance Training Strategy(NAMTS)Intermediate Maintenance
Activity Training Program- [Rigging S-060-0682] 07FEB2005-18FEB2005
Navy Afloat Maintenance Training Strategy(NAMTS)Intermediate Maintenance
Activity Training Program- [Weight Testing S-612-0680] 07MAR2005-
18MAR2005
Naval Facilities Engineering Command(NAVFAC)
Crane Rigging and Category 3 Crane Safety Course 09MAY2005-13MAY2005
Safety Petty Officer Course (NAVOSH)
March2006
Enlisted Navy Leader Development Course (NAVLEAD)
July2005
Divisional Safety Petty Officer-
Thoroughly familiar with all safety directives and precautions that applied to my division [Rigging Shop 923CG].
Conducted assigned division mishap prevention training and maintained appropriate records.
Trained all coworkers in the proper use and application of Personal Protective Equipment.
Assisted in safety investigations as directed and made recommendations about the safety program.
Helped the division officer execute safety duties and acted as the technical adviser on matters of mishap prevention within the division.
Was the the division’s representative to the Enlisted Safety Committee.
Wire Rope –
Accomplished at opening wire rope to inspect the inside, pre-inspection
for rope installation, pinpointing conditions that warrant rejection of damaged/unsafe wire rope and the proper storage of wire rope and misc. rope (line).
Practiced in the uses of wire rope with both fiber and wire rope cores, finding the safe working load of wire ropes, the proper removal of wire rope from shipping reel or coil and the proper safe procedures for seizing wire rope.
Familiar with requirements and procedures for safe static and dynamic load limit tests and documentation for proof tests.
Educated in the proper lubrication, application and safety precautions for
pouring sockets and fabricating soft eyes by swaging.
Rigging Hardware –
(Principles of Rigging) Use shipping papers,
design plans, and catalog data to determine the weight of a load, center of gravity and proper rigging gear to accomplish job safely.
Familiarization of various types of chain hoists and safe hoisting operation procedures.
Determining the rated capacity of a chain hoist, effective safe use of chain hoists and hoist maintenance.
Knowledgeable of different types of blocks and tackles and their safe uses.
Calculate the proper size line for tackle to lift a given weight and calculate the weight a given tackle will lift safely.
Learned and practiced in the safe use of lashing wire, shackles, lifting pads, beam clamps, eyebolts, chafing gear and hooks.
Knowledgeable of various types of slings and their safe uses, advantages of nylon web slings and proper use.
Experienced with the use of various types of fiber rope and determining safe working load, proper storage and inspection procedures.
Weight Test Supervisor/Operator-
Proficient at performing/supervising weight tests on various vessels using the Principles of Rigging and weapons handling gear and procedures.
Experienced at conducting/supervising in-house tests of weapons handling tackle, search and rescue litters, man baskets, dry-dock crane lifting slings, submarine mooring cleats, j-bar cargo handling davits, submarine topside safety tracks, mast/antenna clamps, and periscope securing bars.
Corrosion Control-
Experienced at rehabing ships surfaces, fittings and gear in accordance with USN and DOD specifications.
Proficient at painting by roller or sprayer exterior and interior spaces.
Over eight years experience removing deck surfaces(non skid), preparing deck in accordance with USN/DOD standards and replacing with new Non-Skid