Quality Assurance Specialist Resume Example

• Worked under supervision of Journeyman Electrician to learn trade and develop electrical knowledge.
• During my training as an Apprentice Heavy Mobile Equipment Electrician for fours, I developed a profound electrical skillset. While working closely with engineering, work leaders, and mentors I developed expert knowledge about the fundamental concepts in electrical technology. I learned organizational skills, understand, prepare, and review Technical work documents. With the skills acquired I was able to practice safe work habits in preventative maintenance on Portal Cranes, Bridge Cranes, Mobile Cranes, Locomotives, and YD's. I obtain expert status in practicing IVVs, safety frisk, learning and understanding LHAPs to mentor other apprentice and new hires. While serving as lead on jobs assigned I was able to assist with troubleshooting equipment and of Inverter Drives, delegate, oversee, and supervise while communicating and earning the trust of my supervisor regarding job progress/ status. I obtain expert ability to deliver results in time and within assigned quantity of resources without rework. From skills acquired at Tidewater Community College I am an expert with reading and understanding schematics, CAD drawings, and handling tools. Throughout on the job training and classrooms I obtain expert electrical and mechanical knowledge of all Lifting & Handling equipment such as Floating Cranes, Bridge Cranes, Portal Cranes, Mobile Cranes, Sidewalls, Jibs, Monorails, Locomotives, Heavy Lift Transport, and SPMT. I read and gained expert knowledge of the NAVFAC P-307 and revised copies. I have coordinated work while assuring proper trade coordination, high levels of Quality Assurance with timely job completion. Provide on the job training for workers, correct improper electrician work methods, ensures assigned work procedures, such as TGI's, process instructions and work related shipyard instructions and processes are being followed. Answering questions of the supervisors on overall work operations and problems. Ensure safe work practices and good housekeeping while assuring timely tool, equipment, material, and procedure availability. Assist Engineering in design changes. Interpret blueprints, sketches and work documents, to plan and execute the sequence of work tasks. I demonstrate leadership for jobs assigned by the supervisor. Perform work without close supervision, journeyman level electrician work. I have performed overhauls, modifications, maintain and repairs electronic and electrical components. Expert knowledge and operating skills of control systems, safety devices, 3-phase, 2- phase electrical systems, motors 480 (AC/DC), 240 voltage, 120 voltage and speed regulating equipment, variable frequency drives, Shore power cable reels, generators, wiring, and circuitry on all types of weight handling equipment and material handling equipment. I supported and assisted QA during weight testing procedures for cranes. I have diagnosed, determine needed repairs, and accomplish the required restorations, with proper documentation, on a variety of electric powered material handling and weigh handling equipment such as forklift, pallet jacks, bridge cranes, gantry cranes, floating cranes, diesel locomotives, mobile cranes, and portal cranes. I am proactive by providing co-workers with necessary plans, procedures, blueprints, instructions, and tools to perform their work operations. Take appropriate action to prevent and/ or overcome power breakdowns, assure that proper types and amounts of equipment are at the job site without tying up needed and expensive equipment unnecessarily. Provide the supervisor on hours spent on individual tasks by each individual in the group. In addition to my other qualities obtain as an apprentice I proudly provided leadership over electricians performing WG-10 level work. Expert with investigating quality related problems which involves the execution of studies, evaluations, and analysis of information to determine possible cause and resolution of quality. I have recommended the type of quality assurance audits or surveillances needed to support key Quality Assurance program elements. I have performed research and analysis of technical and administrative problems encountered throughout the crane shop. Provide recommendations for corrective actions aimed at improving the quality of the final products. Establish plan for scheduled work on long range maintenance cycles, ensuring priorities are met. Now, I have diligently required preventative maintenance and modification procedures completing the apprentice program; graduating outstanding apprentice for 2015.

While working as Code 700 safety representative I implement regulations from OSHA, SUBSAFE, TWDs, The Voluntary Protection Program (VPP), Non-nuclear Execution Process, and Employee safety hand book. Working closely with Lifting and Handling Division Heads and Zone managers I provide feedback from treading safety data using Humaan Factors Analysis Classification systems (HFACs), record mishaps, and SWARM all injuries. I recommend quality improvements to stop with repeat injury occurrence. As safety representative meet with all safety reps within the shipyard once a month adding input/ideas for safety. Developed Microsoft Excel spreed sheets to organize reports, supplies, and feedback. As safety representative I am responsible for tracking budget and purchasing safety supplies for all of Code 700 Lifting and Handling Department Crane/Rigging. Attending pre-job briefs to witness and /or provide quality assurance on waterfront following regulations from P-307, LHAPS, LHEI's, TWD's, and JPS. Providing recommendations for improvements in interactive discussions, making sure injuries that may occur relate to task given. Providing supervisors with safety grams to make sure a clear understanding is made with employees of what can hurt them and how they can prevent injuries. Advising supervisors to make sure employees have a questionable attitude so that injuries are as low as reasonably achievable. Working alongside Code 700's Continuous Training Department (CTD) supervisors and SMEs to provide each class with safety tips, giving and gaining feedback for water front safety, making sure employees understand what is expected of them when it comes to safety, and reiterating employees to have a questionable attitude. I developed a Safety Quality Assurance training course for all employees of the Crane/Rigging that covers all areas in accordance with OSHA, Employee Safety Hand book, VPP and NON-Nuclear Execution, all injuries of the for Fiscal year. Instructing employees on how to deal with hazards and hazmat with clear understanding MSDS in addition to utilizing sampling JPS, statistical technique, charts to prepare and present analysis results to all class participants. Review training materials and conducts of Shop Training supervisors in Code 700 on injury rapid responses (SWARM), Importance of safety meetings, and injury review, providing a list of bad behaviors and a list of actions to help change the behaviors of employees. As a safety representative I also work with Quality Assurance creating FAO metrics. As a safety representative I develop and revise audit plans, conduct investigate reports of injuries to identify responsible parties, root causes, and concrete corrective actions, develop quality assessments, providing staff reports to Crane and Rigging Shop Director. Paying close attention to detail preparing clear informative mishap reports while conducting effective interviews.