Carlos Navas Resume
- 1. 34655 SkylarkDr. Apt 616 (510) 620-4216 Union City, CA 94587 carlos.a.navas1@gmail.com CARLOS NAVAS CareerSummary: Currently a Senior Operating Engineer with JLLresponsible for eight administrative Verizon Facilities sites throughout the Bay Area. I served eight years in the United States Navy as a Gas Turbine Mechanic Assistant Manager and Operator of power generation and distribution systems. I was directly responsible for scheduling, tracking and managing all repairs and maintenance associated with this equipment. My experience gained has prepared me to workin an environment where I can be challenged, excel at it, and contribute to the overall success of the team. Summary of Qualifications Senior Operating Engineer Gas Turbine Mechanic Personnel Organization and Management Productionand Planning Leadership, Training and Mentoring Maintenance Scheduling and Tracking Forecasting and Budgeting PC and Mac Proficient Facilities Maintenance Building Automation System (BAS) Proficientusing CMMS software Bilingual Spanish Professional Work Experience JLL Facilities Maintenance Senior Operating Engineer May 29, 2016 Present Operating Engineer Feb 2, 2015 May 29, 2016 United States Navy - Second Class Petty Officer- Rank E-5 Mar 23, 2007 Feb 3, 2015 o Gas Turbine Plant Manager - Honorable Discharge February 3, 2015 Supervision: Tracked, assigned, scheduled and managed 5 personnel providing information, instructions, and assistance to complete work and meet deadlines Delegated tasks with100% completion of preventive and correctivemaintenance on two LM2500 Gas Turbine Engines and one Allison 501-K34 Gas Turbine Generator and associated distribution systems valued at $4 Million Ensured minimal downtime to guarantee full operational capabilities of all equipment during critical missions resulting in humanitarian and meritorious team commendation awards Managed safety operations on a daily basis in compliance with government regulations, resulting in zero incidents ProductionandPlanning: Tracked over1000 preventive maintenance checks, witha completion percentage of 90%, receiving an overallscore of 85% on a planning, production,and tracking certificationinspection Conducted semi-annual updates to systems maintenance scheduling and tracking programs to certify maintenance requirements were up to date and accuratefor any new safety,operational, or procedural specifications implemented Created quarterly forecasting reports to assist with financial budgeting to provide estimated cost of parts, and materials needed forrepairs and preventive maintenance
- 2. 34655 SkylarkDr. Apt 616 (510) 620-4216 Union City, CA 94587 carlos.a.navas1@gmail.com CARLOS NAVAS Coordinated with other departments to ensure that maintenance schedule did not affectany critical equipment, and to allow preparations to be made accordingly TrainingandMentoring: Conducted employee training and tracked training records to make certain required qualifications were met for32 personnel guaranteeing comprehension, resulting in 75% promotion rate Developed and maintained performance based training to encourage awareness of current industry and company standards. Mentored employees on system operation issues, emergency response, and implementation of process improvements for continuous learning MaintenanceandRepair: Conducted troubleshooting, repair, and testing on LM2500 Gas Turbine Engines, Allison 501-K17 Gas Turbine Generators and associated equipment for twosubmarine squadrons, one cruiser/destroyer squadron and transient vessels Responsible forupkeep and repairs of eight Verizon facilities in the bay area. To include painting, plumbing, day to day operation of equipment and minor HVAC and electrical troubleshooting Major Accomplishments Analyzed and formulated critical troubleshooting techniques to maintain proper operation of electrical and propulsion distribution systems and associated equipment. Minimized downtime by 30% on criticalequipment to allow full participation in Operation Tomodachi in Japan from March 12, 2011 to May 4, 2011 involving over24,000 U.S. service members, 189 aircraft, and 24 naval ships and costing $90 million. Resulted in receiving the humanitarian award forparticipating in the relief effortsduring a time of crisis. Maintained proper operation of propulsion and electricalengines to ensure 100% effortsin a Rescue and Recovery Mission covering a 900-square-mile area for a B-52H Stratofortress that crashed off the coast of Apra Harbor, Guam. Spent two days looking forsurvivors and received Coast Guard Meritorious Team Commendation forthe ship's efforts in responding to the downed Air ForceB-52 bomber just hours after leaving Guam Education and Training United States Navy Specialized Training Mar 2007 Feb 2015 Gas Free Engineer 3M (Maintenance Material Management) Systems Coordinator ProductionPlanning and Expediting Clerk United Services Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP) Sep 2012 o Department of Labor - Maintenance Mechanic Apprenticeship Certificate Associate in Mathematics o San Jose City College Expected Dec 2017