Resume: MARINE ENGINEER
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ResumeId: 1000132831
Position: MARINE ENGINEER
City/State/Zip: ALEXANDRIA, VA 22315
Location: RI
Relocate: Y
Years Exp: 1/2
Salary: $40,000
Salary Type: YR
Position Type: C
Resume:
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OBJECTIVE:
A Facilities Engineer-Project Manager position utilizing proven skills in leadership, negotiation and relative problem solving to enhance available resources utilization.
EDUCATION:
B.S., Marine Engineering, Massachusetts Maritime Academy, 1998
Earn Value Management, Defense Management College, Fort Belvoir, July 1999
CERTIFICATIONS & LICENSES:
USCG 3rd Assistant Engineer any rating in the engine department, Qualified under IMO STCW standards for shipboard watchkeeping, Certified in First Aid, CPR, and PADI Rescue Diver, Completed Marine Firefighting course Massachusetts Firefighting Academy
SUMMERY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
 Advanced use of personal computer. Learn new applications very quickly with enormous results. Self Taught AutoCAD and HTML.
 Assisted in developing departmental policies and standard procedures relating to integrate appropriate technology into Massachusetts Maritime’s Engineering curriculum
 Design and oversee the modifications of Aviation spaces aboard aircraft carriers, by writing ship specific Engineering Change Proposals
 Web page developer URL www.angelfire.com/ma/KathrynA
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
1998 - Present CSC Advanced Marine Arlington, VA
Marine Engineer
 Designing and overseeing the modifications of Aviation spaces aboard aircraft carriers, supporting the Aviation Systems Engineering Managers by writing ship specific Engineering Change Proposals (ECP's) and class wide Justification/Cost Form (JCF) for all systems, arrangement and habitability issues which affect the air wing and/or hulls for any of the nuclear or conventional aircraft carrier programs (April 1999 - Present).
 Initiating and implementing potential upgrades to the existing design or systems, calculating weight estimates, reviewing and modifications to the existing contract documents, and maintaining accurate contract drawings depicting all changes which have stemmed from any of the cognizant engineering groups (April 1999 - Present).
 Supporting the CVNX Aviation / Strike Systems Integrated Process Team (IPT 3.1). Responsible for analyzing and tracking Newport News Shipbuilding Design requirements, comments and changes associated with the Design Guideline. (September 1998 - Present)
 Web Site Engineer for Nichols Advanced Marine SEALINk 2000’s on-line equipment selection tool. Specific tasks include researching and maintaining website links supporting the Shipbuilding Internet Directory, developing common marine equipment technical characteristics, and maintaining liaison with manufacturers and end users.(September 1998 – Present)
 Developed Workload Tracking Database for Avaition Group of Program Executive Office, (PEO) Carriers Site. (September 1999- October 1999)
 Developed templates for manufactures to use to update their equipment on SEALINk 2000 interactive web site (June 1999 - July 1999).
 Provided technical expertise to PMS385D Strategic Sealift Design in reviewing technical issues for the T-AKR 301 USNS Fisher Engineer's Operating Manual. (April 1999)
 Supported PMS385D Strategic Sealift through ensuring concurrence with contractual requirements including Ship Specifications, MSC T-Ship and Navy General Specifications, USCG Code of Federal Regulations, ABS Ruled for Steel Vessels, and other commercial standards for the Damage Control Books for the T-AKR 300 USNS Bob Hope and T-AKR 301 USNS Fisher (March 1999).
 Researched and validated The Commercial Shipbuilding Requirements file which is part of the SEALINk 2000 web site. This is a comprehensive overview of rules and regulations that govern commercial ship design and construction. Links between the GPO's online web site that define specific codes or CFRs are setup to correspond to the Commercial Shipbuilding Requirements referencing rule (November 1998 - January 1999).
 Provided engineering assistance to SUPSHIP New Orleans at Avondale Shipyard in preparation for the delivery of USNS Bob Hope. Worked with a team of engineers to map onboard the systems for verification of each component's correct identification. (November 1998).
1995 - 1998 Massachusetts Maritime Academy Buzzards Bay, MA
Assistant AutoCAD Teacher
 Assisted in designing curriculum and taught classes to the engineering cadets.
 Set up and maintained computer labs for use in classes and by staff.
 Worked with teachers to help them integrate appropriate technology into their curriculums.
 Taught cadets the ability to read and thoroughly understand ship’s schematics and help prepare them for the US Coast Guard Third Assistant Engineers Licensing Exam
COMPUTER SKILLS:
PC and Mac operating platforms, Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft Publisher, Wordperfect Office Suite, Lotus Applications, Autodesk AutoCAD (Lite and 14), NetObjects Fusion 4.0, Frontpage, Dreamwaver, Hot Dog
Pro, Cool 3D, Photoshop 5.0, Adobe PhotoDeluxe Home Edition 3.0, ALLAIRE HomeSite, World Wide Web Browsers (Netscape, Internet Explorer, Neoplant)
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