Objective: Use my twenty plus years of experience as a Diesel Marine Technicia n and Diesel Generation of power where my versatility

and outstanding profession al integrity can serve in a team oriented approach to help a company committed t o customer service excellence become a leader in the diesel engine industry. SKILL SETS Diesel Plant operator (DOT 925.382-010) Diesel Mechanic (DOT 625.281-010) Ship Engineers (ONET 53-5031.00) Mechanic Diesel Specialists (ONET49-3031.00) Truck Mechanic Diesel Specialists (OES85311) Machinery Mechanics Marine (OES 85116) Industrial Machinery Mechanics (ONET 49-9041.00) Auxiliary equipment operator power (OES 95023) Maintenance Mechanic engine (DOT 623.281034) Machinist Marine Engine (DOT623.281-026) Auxiliary Systems Technician Marine - 5 years Main Propulsion System Technician Marine - 7 years Active Government security clearance - Secret Safety supervisor and CPR - 15 years Qualified quality assurance inspector - 9 years Bilingual - English and Italian Power Plant Operator (ONET 51-803.00) EXPERIENCE AND EMPLOYMENT HISTORY United States Navy April 1991 to present Operates, diagnoses, calibrates, inspects, assembles, disassembles and troub leshoots increasing the operational readiness of 4 different types of Cummins di esel engines Managed the repair and maintenance of Cummins Marine engines which resulted in safe operation of ready life boat Supervisor of five people maintains twelve programs and maintenance of Cummins diesel engines with experience in engine diagnostics for QSM11 670GS which led to outstanding marks for three major inspections Spearheaded the overhaul of a 1710 VTA Cummins diesel generator, project team leader with spectacular results Proactive supervisor, responsible for the maintenance and repair of four Cummi ns emergency generators, for specialized global communication equipment signific antly improving the reliability of all equipment Navy Achievement Medal for outstanding performance as leading Supervisor for M aritime Prepositioning Force Utility Boat operations resulting in the number one of five ranking in the Naval Reserve Force EDUCATION High School - Vocational Welding - 2 years Diesel Engine School - 4 credits Navy Auxiliary Technician - 4 credits Hydraulics - 5 credits Main Propulsion Technician - 8 credits American Society of Safety Engineers - 2 credits Maintenance Technology - 3 credits Engine Maintenance and repair -12 credits

Diesel Engine - 4 credits Blue printing and Sketching - 5 credits Mechanical systems and repair- 3 credits Engine Operations and Maintenance - 6credits Training Development Specialists - 4 years, 21 credits Mechanical Systems Troubleshooting - 3 credits Community Service Volunteered 35 Hours at Glen Burnie Fair Fundraising Liaison: thirty thousand dollars for Make a Wish Foundation, impac ting families in the community Honor Guard: returning warrior work shop enabled over two hundred sailors and there family member to reintegrate and reunify after a resent individual augment ees and mobilization Recognition for participation in the District of Columbia National Memorial c leanup, contribution impacted thousands of citizens and visitors who visit Washi ngton DC