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Click here or scroll down to respond to this candidateCandidate's Name (USN Ret.)Street Address Town Center Drive, Unit #314Newport News, VA Street Address USAMobile: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEmail: EMAIL AVAILABLEAvailability: June Street Address
Job Type: PermanentWork Schedule: Full-timeDesired Location: Hampton Roads, VA, USA, or Military bases abroadCitizenship: US CitizenSecurity Clearance: DOD, Secret (last adjudicated: 10/19, expires: 10/29)Veterans Preference:OBJECTIVE: Petroleum SpecialistCAREER SUMMARY20+ years, United States Navy, Chief Petty Officer (ABFC/E7), Honorable Discharge: 06/202415 years, Senior Manager (programs, personnel, planning, operations, military)10 years, Senior Project / Program Management10 years, Military Human ResourcesSecurity Clearance: DoD, Secret (last adjudicated: 10/19, expires: 10/29)WORK EXPERIENCE:United States Navy, Navy Cargo Handling Battalion One618 4th Street, Williamsburg, VA 23185 USA06/20 presentHours Per Week: 40Job Title(s): Expeditionary Fuels and Air Company (EFAC) Officer in Charge (ABFC/E7)Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:Supervise, trained, and led 60 personnel (maritime forces) responsible for providing logistics, transportation, shipping, and handling of military supplies, equipment, petroleum products from ship-to-shore, and military units inside the theater of operations.Directed and managed Maritime Prepositioning Forces (MPF), Joint Logistics Over The Shore (JLOTS) operations expediting and providing expeditionary cargo handling services for surface, air, and terminal operations and tactical fueling for worldwide warfighter missions under Naval, Joint, interagency, combined forces, and organizations.Provide Subject Matter Expert (SME) advice and counsel for Fuel Supply System Point (FSSP), R-11 6k GL fuel truck, MK970 Expeditionary Fuel Truck, Helicopter Expeditionary Refueling System (HERS), and fuel distribution systems in theater of operation.Established communications, voice/sound data, while utilizing Flank Speed, MS PowerPoint reports, and communicate via MS TEAMs for mission-relevant meetings.Inventoried, replenished, and maintained, (3) Real World 72hr Fly-Away refueling systems valued at $12.3M to support special customer and humanitarian missions world-wide.Line-hauled and conducted ship to shore operations in the INDOPAECOM. Integrated with Navy and Marine forces for receipt, transportation, and storage of equipment before, during, and after COPE NORTH 2023, VALIANT SHIELD, NORTHERN VIKING, AND AMFEX - tri-lateral field training missions/exercises designed to improve combat readiness, increase interoperability, and develop synergistic humanitarian assistance and/or disaster relief operations between the US military and allied forces valued at $16.3M.Researched, analyzed, and developed a curriculum to train and qualified 68 learners per event for 15 classes over four years (twice weekly), for a total of 100 learners on receiving, storing, issuing, dispensing, and shipping of petroleum products, working in a petroleum lab to test systems, and on the Helicopter Expedient Refueling System, Fuel System Supply Point, and Tactical Airfield Fuel Dispensing System used during expeditionary fueling missions.Implemented, tracked, and managed a 13-week maintenance rotation plan, resulting in increased maintenance productivity to 95%; ensured departmental staff were aware of the maintenance forecast on all fuel equipment and trucks maintenance and certifications required to ensure mission readiness, resulting in time saved by ordering parts before the maintenance due while preventing outside contract labor cost by performing in-house corrective maintenance as needed.Supervisor: LT Alfredo Gonzlez Phone: (757) 887-7154Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesUnited States Navy, Marine Corp Base Kaneohe618 4th Street, Williamsburg, VA 23185 USA05/17 03/20Hours Per Week: 50Job Title(s): Base Fuels Leading Chief Petty Officer (ABFC/E7)Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:Managed, led, and supervised 50 Sailors and Marines throughout (3) work centers/shifts. Devised and implemented a daily maintenance program for (10) Mobile refueling trucks, (4) aviation refueling stations, (4) GSA refueling pumps, (3) barge fuel replenishments stations, (2) Quality assurance laboratorys, and (2) faculty buildings valued at >$13.3 million.Researched, analyzed, identified, and developed concepts updates in support of bulk fuel operations in the INDOPAECOM AOR as liaison to the base Fuels Maintenance Officer; briefed mission requirements and flight plans to fuels personnel ensuring mission requirements were met while maintaining a 95% capacity of reserve fuel readily available for issue.Directed and managed the safe receipt and distribution of 7.3 million gallons of Aviation Jet fuel (JP5/JP8) for 6,430 flight line refueling evolutions during operation(s) Rim of the Pacific (2017-2020), MCHB runway rehabilitation, Homeland Defense, Air Refueling Group (ARG), and Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU.)Provided SME guidance on the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for ordering and offloading hazmat products; conducted quantity and quality control checks on all petroleum products and equipment on-hand. Reviewed/evaluated courses of action and provided input per petroleum supportability and sustainability for code 700 (ergonomics, lifting, handing; oversight of fuels, equipment, and storage)Managed, tracked, and oversaw the daily fuels transaction receipts for MCHB installation.Supervisor: CDR Caleb Brown (Ret.) Phone: (904) 200-0921Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesUnited States NavyUSS New Orleans (LPD-18), Unit 100207 Box 1, FPO, AP 9667304/12 04/17Hours Per Week: 70Job Title(s): Air Departmental Leading Petty Officer (ABF1/E6)Damage Control Training Team Locker LeaderGauge Calibration TechnicianQuality Assurance Inspector/Safety Team memberColor Guard LPODuties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:Trained, qualified, and led 27 Air department personnel in the daily flight deck, pump room, and air craft handling operations; Oversaw the completion of 1,425 preventative maintenance checks on 300+ line items keeping $3.2 million worth of equipment 100% operational ready supporting (3) western pacific deployments.Conducted hands-on training for aircraft and shipboard firefighting during basic and advanced training evolutions; Evaluated repair lockers on casualty response, general quarters (GQ) and dewatering tactics during weekly duty section.Tracked, managed, and oversaw 2,395 preventative and corrective repairs on shipboard forklifts and aviation flight deck/below deck support equipment.Tracked, managed, and calibrated 349 compound, differential, and simplex gauges throughout 20,000 sq. ft. of aviation fuels piping.Implemented a ship preservation work plan covering >20,000 sq. ft., including the flight deck, catwalks, comings, lighting fixtures for the flight deck, and work center spaces, resulting in saving >$40K in contractor labor and over 4,000 man-hours doing preservation to ensure the ship was operational and ready for deployment during a 1 year maintenance availability at BAE Systems shipyard.Trained, qualified, and led 14 Sailors in (8) critical aviation fuels personnel qualification standards (PQS) enabling the ship to get underway and conduct flight operations after the ships availability period.Supervisor: CWO3 Leon Jordan Phone: (619) 718-1415Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesUnited States NavyUSS New Orleans (LPD-18), Unit 100207 Box 1, FPO, AP 9667308/12 04/13Hours Per Week: 75Job Title(s): Ship Force Quality Assurance Inspector (ABF1/E6)As a Ships force Quality Assurance Inspector (QAI), I conducted, inspected, and reported 877 contracted jobs, completed 251 Product Verification Inspections (PVIs), and identified 16 Structural and Equipment Damage Action Reports saving the Navy $160K of potential shipyard rework during (2) shipyard overhauls.As a Ships force Quality Assurance Inspector (QAI), I conducted, inspected, and reported 483 contracted jobs, completed 186 Product Verification Inspections (PVIs), and identified 21 Structural and Equipment Damage Action Reports saving the Navy $130K of potential shipyard rework during (2) shipyard overhauls.Supervisor: Mr. James Hollis (SBS/PM/Ret.) Phone: (619) 397-8961Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesSupervisor: FCCM Joan Buccat Phone: (619) 397-8961Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesUnited States Navy, CNRSW Funeral Honors Support04/09 02/12Hours Per Week: 60Job Title(s): FHS LPO (ABF2/E5)Trained, led, and qualified >100 personnel in M-16 riffle, pallbearing, flag fold, marching, military courtesys and rendering military honors for 800 perfectly orchestrated active duty, retired, and veteran military funerals.Managed, inventoried, and tracked 2500 M-16 and 9mm rounds ensuring every assigned funeral were supplied with the adequate amount of support items required.Tracked, managed, and maintained (2) government vehicle ensuring daily, monthly, and yearly maintenance were completed keeping both assets operational and able to meet mission requirement.Supervisor: Dr. Dan Deluna Phone: (619) 705-6985Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesSupervisor: QMCS Jeffery Paul (Ret.) Phone: (619) 755-5727Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesUnited States NavyUSS Nimitz (CVN-68), UNIT 100103 BOX 1, FPO, AP 96620 -030011/05 03/09Hours Per Week: 75Job Title(s): Tower Supervisor, Below Decks Operator (ABF3/E4)Trained, qualified, and managed 10 personnel in daily tower operations and functions.Tracked and managed 100 aircraft onboard ship ensuring location, fuel state, functionality, and pilot were correct and reflected in the Integrated Shipboard Identification System (ISIS.)Assisted in recovering 200 aircraft on the Landing Signal Officer (enlisted) platform utilizing paddles in lieu of the flight deck status light system.Managed, tracked, and assisted in setting the recovery gear for >14,900 launch and recoveries aircraft via gear lens operator with no missed sorties supporting real time mission in the Iraq and Afghanistan AOR.Trained and qualified 10 personnel in maintenance material management (3M) on 18 line items inside primary flight tower control.Assisted in implemented a tool control program that accounted for 230 tool kits with an inventory value of ~$600K (example: fuel testing kits valued at $37K); issued kits to 20 different ship divisions for workspace projects while maintaining 100% accountability of tools issued; control and oversight maximized the life of tools to reduce purchases and overhead expendituresAssisted in the ship preservation work plan covering >9,000 sq. ft., including the flight deck, catwalks, comings, lighting fixtures for the flight deck, work center spaces, two refueling at sea receiving stations(sponsons) while tracking 100% maintenance and repair actions being performed by BAE Systems contractors during a 1-year shipyard maintenance availability.Supervisor: ABHC James Williams (Ret.) Phone: (901)387-8565Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes10/03 03/05, Plane Captain (AN/E3) US Navy, VFA-14, Lemoore, CaUnited States Navy, Strike Fighter Squadron 14240 REEVES BLVD HANGAR 2 MOD 4NAS LEMOORE CA 9324610/03 03/05Hours Per Week: 40Job Title: Plane Captain (AN/E3)Directly responsible for first echelon maintenance on (14) F/A-18E aircraft valued at $934 million.Conducted 134 daily turnaround inspections identifying and correcting >58 discrepancies preventing (4) aircraft casualties.Assisted in 18 aircraft restorations, inspected 243 engine intakes, and serviced over 1,000 gallons of engine oil and hydraulic fluid directly contributing to the completion of 1,567 sorties during carrier qualification and COMTUEX.Supervisor: Mr. Tommy Nix Phone: (559)817-8784Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesFORMAL EDUCATION:06/19, Associate of Science, General Studies, University of Management and Technology, Arlington, VA; GPA: 3.7; Courses: Mathematics, Psychology, Criminal Justice Ethics, Interpersonal Communication, Intro to ethics, Law and Legal System, Principles of Management, Logistics Management, Computer Skills, Human Behavior Perspective, Physical Science, Life Science, Global Perspective, Organizational Behavior, Personal Dimensions of education,JOB-RELATED CAREER TRAINING / CERTIFICATIONS:2023, Certification, Business Management Essential Certified, University of management and strategy2023, Certification, Project Management Essential Certified, University of management and strategy2023, Designation, Expeditionary Warfare specialist, Navy Cargo Handling Battalion one, Williamsburg, VA2022, Certification, Engineering Bulk fuels specialist, SCWS, San Diego, CA2021, Certification, Forward Arming and Refueling Point Officer in Charge, MAWTS-1,Yuma, AZ2021, Designation, Fuels Officer in Charge, Navy Cargo Handling Battalion one, Williamsburg, VA2020, Certification, Expeditionary Tactical Fuel Systems, Fort Gregg-Adams, Petersburg, VA2020, Certification, Expeditionary Combat Operations, Navy Cargo Handling Battalion one, Williamsburg, VA2020, Qualification, M9/M16 CAT I/II weapons qualification, Expeditionary Combat Skills, Gulfport, MS2020, Certification, Expeditionary Force Combat Skills, CENSECFOR LS Gulfport ECS School, Gulfport, MS2020, Qualification, Fuels Maintenance Office, Navy Cargo Handling Battalion one, Williamsburg, VA2020, Qualification, Fuel Farm Operator, Navy Cargo Handling Battalion one, Williamsburg, VA2020, Certification, Quality Surveillance Supervisor, USS New Orleans, (LPD-18), San Diego, CA2020, Certification, Landing Signalman (D-600-0506), USS New Orleans LPD-18, San Diego, CA2019, Certification, Lean Six Sigma Green Belt, CPI Performance Excellence, Kaneohe, HI2018, Certification, Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt, CPI Performance Excellence, Kaneohe, HI2018, Certification, Computer Operator (Apprenticeship), United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP), Norfolk, VA2017, Command Drug and Alcohol Program Advisor (DAPA), NSSATC Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI2017, Command Management Equal Opportunity Managers, NSSATC Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, HI2017, Certification, Maintenance Mechanic (Any Industry), Department of Labor, The United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) San Diego, CA2015, Certification, Forklift Operator, United States Navy, USS New Orleans (LPD-18), San Diego, CA2014, Shipboard propulsion fuels and oil systems, SWOS, San Diego, CA2016, Certification, Fire Fighter (Any Industry), Department of Labor, The United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) San Diego, CA2015, Certification, Pumper Gauger for (Chemical, Petrol; Refinery; Pipeline) The United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) San Diego, CA2014,Certificate, Fuel-System-Maintenance Worker (Any industry), Department of Labor, The Unites Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) San Diego, CA2014, Certification, Fire Fighter, Crash, Fire Rescue(Air Trans), Department of Labor, The United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) San Diego, CAQuality Assurance Inspector designation2007, Certification, Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialist, USS Nimitz (CVN-68), San Diego, CA2007, Certification, Enlisted Surface Warfare Specialist, USS Nimitz (CVN-68), San Diego, CA2004, Designation, FA-18/E Plane Captain, VFA-14, Lemoore, CA2004, Designation, FA-18/E Duct Diver, VFA-14, Lemoore, CA2004, Designation, FA-18/E Move Director, VFA-14, Lemoore, CA2004, Designation, FA-18/E Brake Rider, VFA-14, Lemoore, CALICENSE2024, Qualification, Basic Life Support (BLS) with AED, NCHB-1, Williamsburg, VA2024, Licensed, US Government Motor Vehicle Operator OF-346, NCHB-1, Williamsburg, VA2024, Licensed, Aircraft Refueling Truck 5K/6K GAL, NCHB-1, Williamsburg, VA2024, Licensed,15 Passenger Van, NCHB-1, Williamsburg, VA2024, Licensed, Aircraft Tank Truck 5K (R11), NCHB-1, Williamsburg, VA2024, Licensed, Truck Thru 1.25 TON, NCHB-1, Williamsburg, VATECHNICAL / LANGUAGE SKILLS / RECOGNITION / COMMUNITY SERVICE / AFFILIATIONNIPRNET: EMAIL AVAILABLEMSO365: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OutlookLinkedIn: https://LINKEDIN LINK AVAILABLE01/22 Present, Command Mentorship Coordinator. Williamsburg, VA2019 Senior Sailor of the Year, CPRW-10, Kaneohe, HI2019 Senior Sailor of the 4th Quarter, CPRW-10, Kaneohe, HI2017 Junior Sailor of the Quarter, USS New Orleans LPD-18, San Diego, CA2017 2019, Volunteer, SPCA, Special Olympics, Honolulu, HI2016 USO Hero of the year, San Diego, CA03/12 04/17, USS New Orleans, USO Liaison, San Diego, CANational Defense Service MedalNavy Achievement Medal (7)Navy Commendation Medal (1)Letter Of Accommodation (2)Pistol Marksmen Medal (Expert)Riflemen Medal (Expert)Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary MedalGlobal War on Terrorism Service medalGood Conduct Medal (5)Humanitarian Service MedalMilitary Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal (2)NameEmployerTitlePhoneEmailJames McpeakeUnited States NavyNCHB-1 COPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEThelma ManningUnited States NavyNAVELSG PlanningPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEThelma.l.manning2.mil.@us.navy.milAdrian ArangoUnited States NavyNCHB-1 OPSPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEAdrian.arango.mil.@us.navy.milCaleb BrownHawaiian AirlinesFirst OfficerCDR(Ret.)PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEMichael TaylorChildrens Healthcare of AtlantaRegional Engineering DirectorPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLE |
