TORRENCE F. HILL

• Prepared detailed written inputs for multiple AIT databases supporting Government On-Site Installation Coordinators (OSICs); generated reports, recommendations, correspondence, and technical documentation for managers, team leads, and AIT leadership to support key milestones across U.S. Navy ships and submarine availabilities.
• Coordinated and scheduled overhauls with Alteration Managers for critical systems, including CANES, GPNTs, BFTN, DMR, BFTT, TACAN, AIS, ITSIS, and other combat systems, ensuring timely modernization and integration for AITMs.
• Enhanced operational workflows by maintaining well-organized documentation systems and updating records accurately, utilizing Work Authorization Forms (WAFs), Condition Found Reports (CFRs), Inspection and Condition Reports, and Work Permits.
• Assisted in managing alterations and modernization of systems across multiple platforms, including:
  Surface Ships: USS James E. Williams (DDG-95), USS Nitze (DDG-94), USS Mesa Verde (LPD-19), USS San Antonio (LPD-17), USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77), USS John Finn (DDG-113), USS Rafael Peralta (DDG-115), USS Cole (DDG-67)
  Submarines: USS Wyoming (SSBN-742), USS Mississippi (SSN-782), USS Topeka (SSN-754), USS Washington (SSN-787)
• Supported Submarine Combat System Modernization through WAFs and tagout generation, while ensuring compliance with modernization work controls.
• Provided progress tracking and analysis by identifying planned vs. actual milestones using AIT Daily Status Reports (DSRs).
• Attended Logistics Management Activity (LMA) meetings, reporting project status, risks, and issues on behalf of OSICs to ensure seamless communication between stakeholders.

• Self-motivated professional with strong personal responsibility and adaptability; proven ability to excel in fast-paced environments.
• Experienced working both independently and collaboratively with Newport News E25 and Code 246 personnel.
• Completed Newport News Foreman Training.
• Completed NAVSEA Connector Building Training (40 hours) and 40 hours On-the-Job Training for connector assembly and installation.

Technical Contributions

• Supported Ship’s Force with tag-out accuracy, completeness, and adequacy to ensure safe isolation of power during lock-out/tag-out procedures on shipboard electrical systems.
• Assisted in the removal and replacement of electrical/electronic components supporting upgrades to ARCI, BYG-1, and ISIS systems aboard:
  USS Charlotte (SSN-766)
  USS Columbia (SSN-826)
  USS Wyoming (SSBN-732)
• Assisted in building prefabricated coaxial and copper connectors for submarine modernization projects on:
  USS Virginia (SSBN-774)
  USS Maryland (SSBN-738)

• Collaborated troubleshooting effects with In-Service Engineering Agent (ISEA) with AN/URT-25 TACAN for NAVSEA acceptance Trials for USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72 and USS Gerald R. Ford Aircraft Carriers respectfully after Refueling Complex Overhaul (RCOH) availability at Newport News Shipyard.
• Provide updates to the Ship's Engineering Department and NAVSEA SOS on ship checks of electrical power distribution components for Work Control activity during the Carrier Overhaul Availability at Newport News.
• Assisted E25 Test Directors in support of TACAN Combat/Radar System for CVN68/CVN78 and Virginia Class Submarines reviewing test procedures, alterations, and the execution of test of various prior to submarine SEA TRIALS.
• Organizes and assigns Safety briefs and Job Hazards Analysis JHA(s) to personnel to be conducted and documented before the morning work assignments.

• Assisted with pre-cableway, in-process, and post-cableway Inspection Reports to the Team Lead with documentation for removing and installing cables for DDG Backfit Modernizations for USS Cole DDG-67.
• Ensured electricians performed Initial Voltage Verification (IVVs) and Safe to Work (STWs) checks before electrical work and components were completed.
• Assisted KITCO Fiber Technicians in troubleshooting and resolving damaged Fiber Communication Tubing testing on USS New York LPD-21.
• Conducted schedule check testing and space closeouts with NAVSEA, MARMC, and Ships Force personnel.
• Collaborated to optimize work schedules with Continental Tide and PRISM Maritime for the backfit modernizations to complete all work contracted with the customer NAVSEA.
• Built data cables and connectors to support various cables and Combat Management Systems (CMS) installations.
• Assisted in the removal, installation, and Air Testing of Multi-Cable Transit (MCT) systems.
• Provide detailed cost estimates of materials, and consumables for estimated lead time arrivals (ETAs) for items needed for each task.