1944 Rockwood Drive, Chesapeake, VA 23323 •(757) 675 - 1172 •johnsmith@gmail.com
John H. Smith
Objective
Proactively working towards achieving greater success in my career through hard work, consistency and the ability to work with
others.
Qualification Summary
• Dedicated professional with consecutive years honing and perfecting excellent Management capabilities, superb
Supervisory skills, and outstanding Leadership talents.
• Enthusiastic individual displaying commitment to Safety, Quality, and Perfection in every aspect.
• Over 20 years of invaluable experience in design, manufacturing, and repair.
• Consecutive years supervising in an Industrial Manufacturing Environment providing guidance to engineers.
• Knowledgeable Sheet Medal Fabricator, with experience in composite Repairs and welding.
Experience
2011 - 2013
U.S. Navy
Tool Control Program Coordinator
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Supervises 7 crewmembers in the daily upkeep and inventory of 15,000 tools, HAZMAT, and maintenance equipment in
support of 13 helicopters
Responsible for managing $850,000 of maintenance equipment and provides round-the-clock support to both planned and
emergent, short notice detachments
Maintained a spare tool inventory of 128 line items valued at over $90K, and implemented a major control modification for 95
tool boxes.
Designed and manufactures tool containers, that allow for quick and effective inventory and proper organization.
2011 - 2012
U.S. Navy
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Hazardous Material (Hazmat) Control Supervisor
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Performs responsibilities associated with Hazardous Material Control and Management. Executes Hazardous Material Control
planning and management of material handling apparatuses.
Responsible for inventorying, receiving, transporting, and properly turning in all hazardous waste from all Navy commands.
Maintains and keeps track of all HAZMAT materials using electronic databases and provides reports to proper authorities
Flawlessly complied with Federal, State, and Local environmental regulations and requirements resulting in a zero discrepancies
during the Commander, Naval Air Force Aviation Maintenance Inspections, the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality
Inspection, and 3 Navy Mid-Atlantic Region environmental spot checks.
2009 – 2011
U.S. Navy
Quality Assurance Inspector
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Established 7 Naval Aviation Maintenance Programs in preparation for USS Bush First Commander Naval Air Force Program
Assist visit.
Led 15 personnel in correcting over 600 discrepancies in 35 compartments, as the intermediate Maintenance One Division Board
of Inspection and Survey Team Representative.
Inspected work of aircraft mechanics performing maintenance, modification, or repair and overhaul of aircraft and aircraft
mechanical systems to ensure adherence to standards and procedures.
(757) 675 - 1172 • johnsmith@gmail.com
John H. Smith
2009 – 2011
U.S. Navy
Welder
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Welds aeronautical equipment parts from aluminum/ aluminum alloys, steel / steel alloys, stainless still alloys, and precipitating
hardening nickel based alloys using shielded metal arc, gas tungsten arc, and oxy / fuel welding processes.
Produced quality workmanship during the fabrication of over 1,000 aeronautical components.
Managed technicians performing Tungsten Inert Gas and Metal Inert Gas welding aircraft components and equipment.
Demonstrated superior leadership, superb initiative, and training abilities, consistently received high performance ratings and
praise from Senior Raters.
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[Company Name]
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[City, ST]
Independent Contractor Installer
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Responsible for the transport, delivery, installation, removal and merchandising of fixtures to various retail locations
for Philip Morris and Proctor & Gamble.
§ Experience in store retail and merchandising – managed stores modular layout using “Plan-o-gram” to help dictate
the placing of retail products and advertising.
§ Managed the handling of merchandise and pricing of products.
Other Significant Experience
Composite Repair Technician - Strom Aviation, Dimension 1– Phoenix, AZ
Aviation Structural Mechanic E-4 - U.S. Navy
Aircraft Troubleshooter/ Aircraft Maintenance/ Base Security - U.S. Navy
1997 – 1999
1993 – 1997
1990 – 1993
Education
F-14 Structural School
United States Navy
Aviation Structural Mechanic
Professional Development - Credentials
Aviation Structural
Advanced Composite Material Maintenance
First Line Leadership Development Program
Lean Six Sigma Techniques and Strategies
Electrical Mechanical Equipment Repair
Automated Records and Information Management
Hydraulic Systems & System Maintenance
Computer Applications
Operational Risk Management
Aviation Gas Free Engineering
Basic Theory of Constraints
Airframe Powerplant Mechanic
Collateral Inspector
Aircraft Battle Damage Technician and Evaluator
Environmental Management Systems Awareness
Damage Control (Fire Fighting & CBR Defense)
DoD Information Assurance
First Aid and Safety Techniques
FA- 18 Structural Mechanics
Stick, Fluxcore, Mig & Tig Welder
Quality Assurance Standards • Maintenance Control • Technical Training • Diverse Aircraft Experience • Time & Resource Management
(757) 675 - 1172 • johnsmith@gmail.com
John H. Smith
References
Patrick Davis
AM1
Department of Navy
133 Solo Lane
Knotts Island, NC 27950
(757) 646 – 0660
Goin2bdef@cox.net
Latasha Hurt
LSC
Department of Navy
514 Stonewall Court.
Suffolk, VA 23435
(757) 748 – 2167
Latasha.hurt@gmail.com
Fay Clay
Secretary
Freight Company YRC
19 Point of View Arch
Portsmouth, VA 23703
(757) 714 – 7182
fclay2@cox.net
Jim Helsper
United States Navy Retired
41 Eagle Nest Lane
Roberts, MT 59070
(406) 425 – 3833
jhshredder@yahoo.com
James R. Allen
Northrop Grumman
1909 Heathway Trail
Chesapeake, VA 23323
(757) 312 - 0928
Jrallen01@cox.net