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Summary
U.S Navy Aviation Fuels Technician with over 20 years'Â experience and knowledge of operating, maintaining and repairing equipment associated with the fueling and de-fueling of aircraft aboard ship and ashore. Highly efficient and results-oriented.
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Highlights
Leadership and Training
Maintenance Repairman
Records Manager
Tank Level Knowledge
Control Panel Operator
SECRET Security Clearance
Experience
2015 to CurrentAviation Fuels TechnicianUSS GEORGE H.W. BUSH (CVN-77) | City, STATE,
Executed the issue of 4.5 million gallons of jet propulsion-5 (JP-5) fuel to embarked aircraft and the on-load of 5 million gallons during 5 flawless at sea refueling operations.
Supervises a team of 21 personnel in the opening, inspecting and closing of over 300 JP-5 tanks and voids.
Operates,
maintain, and repairs fueling and lubricating oil systems to include service
stations, pump rooms, pumps, piping, valves, and tanks. ​
Read and
analyze specifications, schedules, logs, test results, and laboratory
recommendations to determine how to set equipment controls to produce the
required qualities and quantities of products.
Obtains
samples of aviation fuels and tests for water and solid contaminants.
Supervises
firefighting crews and fire rescue teams.
01/2012 to 2015Naval Recruiter Naval Recruiting District Dallas | City, STATE,
Communicated
effectively with diverse populations and efficiently managed a diverse
workforce directly contributing to the recruiting station attaining 100 percent
of all recruiting goals for the year.
Volunteered numerous off-duty hours at the Midwest City Regional Food Bank and for Oklahoma Veteran’s Cemetery,
greatly enhancing the reputation of the U.S. Navy in the local community.
Revamped
the entire Delayed Entry Program to ensure that the U.S. Navy received the
absolute highest caliber of personnel.
Guided candidates through in-house computer testing.
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01/2008 to 01/2012Aviation Fuels TechnicianUSS CARL VINSON (CVN-70) | City, STATE,
Oversaw the completion of 250 preventive and corrective maintenance actions for five workstations resulting in zero discrepancies in a one year period.Â
Directed the safe and mishap-free on-load of 1.65 million gallons of aviation fuel for the first time in four years which led to an Unrestricted and Fuel Certification for the aircraft's carrier Refueling Complex Overhaul.
Managed a team of 5 personnel in the opening, inspecting and closing of fuel tanks and damage control voids that led to $1 million in reduced cost.
Developed and implemented an extensive training program which yielded an 85% employee promotion.Â
Orchestrated the safe receipt, transfer and stowage of 18 million gallons of fuel during 11 flawless underway refueling operations. Â Â
2005 to 01/2008Process Manager and Naval Message AdministratorTransient Personnel Unit | City, STATE,
Processed 1,059 service records and over 2,000 personnel through the command's pipeline contributing significantly to the command's tenth consecutive Certified Pipeline Mover's Award.
Constructed and implemented 41 new templates into the message system that led to an average of 65 naval messages on a weekly basis.  ​
Education
Expected in 2012 | Naval Recruiting Enlisted Navy Recruiting Orientation , Pensacola, FLGPA:
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