Skilled Navy Veteran
NDT.org Member Since: 2009
Added: 10/14/2009
Last Updated: 10/14/2009
Last Updated: 10/14/2009
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State:
MO Missouri
Country:
United States
Status:
I am willing to Travel.
I am on a job and will finish soon.
Currently working but always looking.
I need a job as soon as possible.
I am willing to work overseas.
I prefer permanent jobs.
I am on a job and will finish soon.
Currently working but always looking.
I need a job as soon as possible.
I am willing to work overseas.
I prefer permanent jobs.
Certifications
Visual Testing Level II
Liquid Penetrant Testing Level II
Magnetic Particle Testing Level II
Ultrasonic Testing Level II
U.S. Government Secret Security Clearance
Journeyman: Non-Destructive Tester
Navy Enlisted Codes 4942/4944
Liquid Penetrant Testing Level II
Magnetic Particle Testing Level II
Ultrasonic Testing Level II
U.S. Government Secret Security Clearance
Journeyman: Non-Destructive Tester
Navy Enlisted Codes 4942/4944
Education
2007-UT Inspector II; Service School Command, Great Lakes, IL
2007-VT, PT, MT Inspector II; Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes, IL
2006-Surface, Shipboard Gauge Calibration; Center for Service Support, Norfolk, VA
2005-Hull Technician Apprentice Strand; Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes, IL
2005-Basic Engineering Common Core; Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes, IL
2004-High School Graduate; Lees Summit, MO
2007-VT, PT, MT Inspector II; Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes, IL
2006-Surface, Shipboard Gauge Calibration; Center for Service Support, Norfolk, VA
2005-Hull Technician Apprentice Strand; Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes, IL
2005-Basic Engineering Common Core; Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes, IL
2004-High School Graduate; Lees Summit, MO
Experience
Employment
September 2004-March 2010: United States Navy active duty
September 2007-March 2010: USS Frank Cable AS40
HT2 NEC-4942/4944 Non-Destructive Testing (VT, PT, MT, UT) Level II Inspector
Conducted thousands of non-destructive testing inspections on ship and submarine hulls, pipes, valves, flanges, tanks, and pressure vessels, including welds. Used Visual, Magnetic Particle, Liquid Penetrant, and Ultrasonic inspection methods in accordance with standards set forth in NSTM Chapter 074 Volume 2. Evaluated inspection results and determined accept or reject. Ensured quality assurance by analyzing blueprints and technical manuals for accuracy of materials, procedures, boundaries, and specifications needed for welding and NDT jobs. Identified materials using a Generic Material Identification X-ray Analyzer. Prepared records, reports, and drawings using Microsoft Word; reviewed repair quality assurance forms; reviewed formal and controlled work packages; maintained an accurate and up to date inventory of all Ultrasonic Testing equipment utilizing Microsoft Excel; used Microsoft Power Point for in shop training presentations; technical librarian for all divisional technical manuals keeping an accurate and up to date inventory; trained and supervised junior personnel in VT, MT, PT, and UT methods; trained welders on weld defects and acceptance criteria; assisted level 3 NDT examiners in writing and editing procedures. Used micrometers, calipers, and many other precision measuring tools for visual and dimensional measurements and inspections.
Shipboard Qualifications/Titles:
Journeyman for Non-Destructive Tester
Maintenance and Material Management Work Center Supervisor
Quality Assurance Work Center Supervisor
Technical Librarian
Ultrasonic Testing Equipment Manager
On Scene Leader for duty fire party
Radiation Worker: authorization to enter nuclear reactor compartments
April 2005-April 2007: USS Mason DDG 87
HT3 Hull Maintenance Technician
Performed hull maintenance using various welding methods, to include oxyacetylene, silver brazing, shield metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), and cutting metal components. Planned, supervised, and performed tasks necessary for fabrication, installation and repair of all types of shipboard structures, plumbing, and piping systems; organized, supervised, and trained personnel in maintenance and hull repair; supervised and performed tasks in procurement and issuance of supplies and repair parts; instructed personnel and enforced safety and security precautions; prepared records and reports. Assembled sheet metal products; installed insulation and lagging materials; repaired deck drains, metal furniture, piping assemblies, structural damage; replaced commodes, urinals, components of valves, equipment flanges, faucets, pipe fittings, performed all planned maintenance, repairs, part replacement, and troubleshooting of the vacuum collection holding and transfer sewage system throughout the ship. Maintained up to date calibration of engineering and damage control system gauges
Shipboard Qualifications/Titles
Repair Parts Petty Officer (ordered all materials and parts for the division/shop)
Fire Party Team Leader
Crash and Salvage flight deck fire party Hot-Suit-Man
Gauge Calibration Petty Officer
Propulsion Systems Monitor
Auxiliary Systems Monitor
In Port Equipment Monitor
Sounding and Security
CPR Qualified
September 2004-March 2010: United States Navy active duty
September 2007-March 2010: USS Frank Cable AS40
HT2 NEC-4942/4944 Non-Destructive Testing (VT, PT, MT, UT) Level II Inspector
Conducted thousands of non-destructive testing inspections on ship and submarine hulls, pipes, valves, flanges, tanks, and pressure vessels, including welds. Used Visual, Magnetic Particle, Liquid Penetrant, and Ultrasonic inspection methods in accordance with standards set forth in NSTM Chapter 074 Volume 2. Evaluated inspection results and determined accept or reject. Ensured quality assurance by analyzing blueprints and technical manuals for accuracy of materials, procedures, boundaries, and specifications needed for welding and NDT jobs. Identified materials using a Generic Material Identification X-ray Analyzer. Prepared records, reports, and drawings using Microsoft Word; reviewed repair quality assurance forms; reviewed formal and controlled work packages; maintained an accurate and up to date inventory of all Ultrasonic Testing equipment utilizing Microsoft Excel; used Microsoft Power Point for in shop training presentations; technical librarian for all divisional technical manuals keeping an accurate and up to date inventory; trained and supervised junior personnel in VT, MT, PT, and UT methods; trained welders on weld defects and acceptance criteria; assisted level 3 NDT examiners in writing and editing procedures. Used micrometers, calipers, and many other precision measuring tools for visual and dimensional measurements and inspections.
Shipboard Qualifications/Titles:
Journeyman for Non-Destructive Tester
Maintenance and Material Management Work Center Supervisor
Quality Assurance Work Center Supervisor
Technical Librarian
Ultrasonic Testing Equipment Manager
On Scene Leader for duty fire party
Radiation Worker: authorization to enter nuclear reactor compartments
April 2005-April 2007: USS Mason DDG 87
HT3 Hull Maintenance Technician
Performed hull maintenance using various welding methods, to include oxyacetylene, silver brazing, shield metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW), and cutting metal components. Planned, supervised, and performed tasks necessary for fabrication, installation and repair of all types of shipboard structures, plumbing, and piping systems; organized, supervised, and trained personnel in maintenance and hull repair; supervised and performed tasks in procurement and issuance of supplies and repair parts; instructed personnel and enforced safety and security precautions; prepared records and reports. Assembled sheet metal products; installed insulation and lagging materials; repaired deck drains, metal furniture, piping assemblies, structural damage; replaced commodes, urinals, components of valves, equipment flanges, faucets, pipe fittings, performed all planned maintenance, repairs, part replacement, and troubleshooting of the vacuum collection holding and transfer sewage system throughout the ship. Maintained up to date calibration of engineering and damage control system gauges
Shipboard Qualifications/Titles
Repair Parts Petty Officer (ordered all materials and parts for the division/shop)
Fire Party Team Leader
Crash and Salvage flight deck fire party Hot-Suit-Man
Gauge Calibration Petty Officer
Propulsion Systems Monitor
Auxiliary Systems Monitor
In Port Equipment Monitor
Sounding and Security
CPR Qualified
Comments
Willingly assumes all challenges with enthusiasm and determination. Constantly strives to achieve excellence in personal and career goals. Honorable discharge from the United States Navy to use education, training, and experience to establish a new career. Credentials are available upon request.
