Joel Goodson
Smithfield,VA
Summary
Equipped with strong mechanical skills, including troubleshooting, detailed inspection abilities, knowledge of various ship systems, excellent hand eye coordination, problem solving capabilities, and good communication to effectively diagnose and repair issues on both the interior and exteriors of vessels within a shipyard environment.
Thorough understanding of shipboard engine components.
Machinery ,and systems, including propulsion, auxiliary, and electrical systems.
Expertise in using a variety of hand tools like wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, air powered tools, using gages ,micrometers ,and calipers.
Overview
41
41
years of professional experience
Work History
Inside/Outside Mechanic, Assembly, (34 Years)
Newport News Shipbuilding
04.1990 - Current
- Inspected and tested equipment to locate worn and damaged parts.
- Performed preventative maintenance
- Disassembled defective parts to make proper repairs.
- Maintained a safe working environment at all times by adhering to company guidelines and OSHA regulations, reducing workplace accidents.
- Kept equipment in good working order by following operating instructions, troubleshooting breakdowns, and maintaining supplies.
- Upheld quality control standards for all completed work,Performed diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures to find and identify root causes of mechanical issues.
- Streamlined repair processes by maintaining a well-organized and clean workspace, contributing to increased productivity.
- Consistently met or exceeded company performance metrics through diligent work ethic and attention to detail in all repair tasks.
- Read and followed technical documentation to complete accurate repairs.
Machinist Mate Operator Technician ( #1 MMR)
United States Navy
10.1983 - 10.1988
- Conducted regular drills to maintain proficiency in essential skills such as firefighting, life-saving techniques, and damage control procedures.
- Collaborated with fellow officers to develop contingency plans for potential emergency situations.
- Ensured timely reporting of incidents or near-misses, fostering an environment that prioritizes continuous improvement in safety measures.
- Reduced environmental impact through responsible waste management practices compliant with international maritime regulations.
- Managed maintenance schedules for all onboard equipment, ensuring optimal functionality and minimizing downtime.
- Kept watch aboard vessels to identify changing conditions or potential issues and implement corrective actions.
- Verified hydraulic fluid, air pressure and oxygen levels to check on systems operations.
Education
Some College (No Degree) - Machinist Mate Operator Technician
Machinist Mate "A" School
Great Lakes, ILSome College (No Degree) - Machinist Mate Operator Technician
Machinist Mate " A" School
Great Lakes, IL01-1986
High School Diploma -
Collinwood High
Cleveland Ohio06-1983
Skills
- Troubleshooting skills
- Maintenance and repairs
Hydro Tested
Blue Print (Drawings)
Operated Small Machinery
Torch Qualified
- Hand and power tools
- Preventive Maintenance
- Workplace safety
- Repairs
- Mechanical systems
- Gasket and seal replacements
Timeline
Inside/Outside Mechanic, Assembly, (34 Years)
Newport News Shipbuilding
04.1990 - Current
Machinist Mate Operator Technician ( #1 MMR)
United States Navy
10.1983 - 10.1988
Some College (No Degree) - Machinist Mate Operator Technician
Machinist Mate "A" School
Some College (No Degree) - Machinist Mate Operator Technician
Machinist Mate " A" School
High School Diploma -
Collinwood High
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