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Street Address Monument Rd. Apt 16B2Jacksonville FL Street Address
Cell PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEEMAIL AVAILABLEManagementKnown to be dependable and highly flexible. Strong communication and training skills.NAVAL STATION PATUXENT RIVERMARINE BENCH SUPERVISORMaintained the electronics suite of the U.S. presidential yacht with 2 subordinates.PAGER AND POLICE VEHICLE MAINTENCE SUPERVISORCharged with maintenance and repair for all pager customers with 3 subordinates.Obtained a 12 slot Ni-cad charger with memory breaker reducing new battery costs by 60 percent.Reduced testing from 1 hour to 8-10 minuets with automated vs manual testing equipment.Resolved conflict between 1st and 2nd shift vehicle supervisors over redundant scheduling.BASE 3M COORIDINARORReviewed quarterly maintenance schedules for completeness, addressing all discrepancies. .Maintained 3-year history for all work centers.Performed random spot checks at least `quarterly.USNS CHAUVENET OCEANOGRAPHIC SURVEY SUPERVISORThe mission is coastal underwater survey to provide new maps for maritime shipping.Provide training and 24-hour ship board station assignmentsSupport remote stations for the mission.Ensure all survey equipment is operational and calibrated.Performed other miscellaneous tasks as assigned.NOKIA MOBILE PHONE CENTERStood in for line supervisors with no loss in production numbers.Provided training on testing procedures to other personnel.Participated in instructor selection process.Wrote procedures to support new processes.NEOS TELaborerFilled voids and prepped composite parts for paint booth.Created the artificial branches for the Tree of Life at Disney World, Hong Kong.Mixed part A & B materials for the molds, sandblasted all tree branches, and shaped half-inch tubing to support tree elements. Painted completed branches to look like real branches. Assisted in repairing the large oven used to cure the branches.Nokia Mobile Phones, Melbourne, FL 1999 - 2005Manufacturing and repair facility for mobile phones.Operations Technician, Tested new products and performed repairs on customer products.Consistently performed in the top 10 of 214 technicians.Identified faults to component level using computer diagnostics, test equipment and accessories, on CDMA & TDNA handsets.Produced 40 units per day average / average worker 15 units per daytotal volume 600 phones a day (top producer).Modified existing procedure so non-technical personnel could revive dead handsets.Identified faulty diagnostic and handset software issues, reporting them to the engineering department for resolution.Provided written procedures for new processes as required.Assisted fellow technicians with troubleshooting techniques, new handset problems, diagnostics, and test equipment problems / procedures.Stood in for line lead or supervisor with no loss in production.Performed final test, QA inspection, labeling, software upgrades, oracle entries, and assemble / disassemble functions as required.EDUCATIONDepartment of Labor Certification for Journeyman Electronics Mechanic, Mayport, FL, 1998TRAINING HIGHLIGHTSPetty Officer 1st Class (E6) Leadership course (P500-0020)Team skills and concepts of TQM (P-500-0014)Fundamentals of TQM (P-500-0012)Field Calibration Activity Operation SchoolBasic Instructor Training SchoolLeadership Management Enlisted Training SchoolHigh Frequency Transmitter & Maintenance School3-M Coordinator SchoolCombined Satellite Maintenance SchoolOMEGA receiving set Maintenance SchoolAutomated Voice & Data Communications SchoolMiniature / Micro-miniature Electronics Repair SchoolElectronics Technician A School (Radar Phase)Basic Electricity and Electronics SchoolNokia Level 3 handset courses: HD881, HD953, HD951, HD983 and PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLENokia Technician Soldering CourseNokia Global Fault & symptom CodesJ-STD 001-006 Requirements for Soldering Electrical and Electronic AssembliesIPC-A-610 Acceptability of Electronic AssembliesIPC/WHMA-A- 620 Requirements and Acceptability for Cable and Wire Harness Assemblies |
