Tony Mirabel

Experience

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  US Navy

  Jun 1987 - Jul 2007

  Lead Electrician

  Electricians Mate 1st class (Surface Warfare), 20 years of distinguished service: Good Conduct Medal (7), Global War on Terrorism, Expeditionary Service Medal, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (4), National Defense Service Medal (2), Nato Medal, Armed Forces service Medal, Armed Forces Expeditionary service Medal. Retired to fleet reserve 30 June 2007.U.S.S. Enterprise CVN –65 -2003-2007Power Shop Leading Petty Officer, lead 30 sailors in the maintenance, repair and operation of ships 440 vac and 115 vac Electrical equipment including ship board distribution components, Generators and auxiliary motors, dumbwaiters, cargo weapons elevators, ventilation motors, anchor windlass and capstans in support of the global war on terrorism.Sima Norfolk Marmc-2000-2003Outside Electric Work Center supervisor, Trained and supervised 40 sailors in the use and application of electrical test equipment, including multimeters, ohmmeters, megohmmeters. Team member of the first ever Depot level Repair of switchboard power cables onboard U.S.S. Montpelier (SSN 765); restored shore power capabilities, saved $150,000 in unexpended contractor cost. Made repairs on every type of naval vessel on the pier side including submarines. Routinely use blueprints, tag outs and work authorization forms in order to conduct work. Proficient in ESOMs. U.S.S. Whidbey Island LSD-41-1995-2000Electric shop work center supervisor, successfully lead the electric shop through the completion of every inspection leading up to three deployments in support of desert storm. As a qualified cargo weapons elevator technician, repair and maintain all electrical auxiliaries including cargo weapons elevators, dumbwaiters proximity switches, relays, limit switches, micro switches and cranes. Trained and groomed junior electricians in the repair, maintenance and operation of the both 60 and 400 HZ electrical distribution systems. Show less

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  BAE Systems

  Apr 2008 - now

  Apprentice Instructor Electrical

  Assigned to BAE Systems as the Electrical program Apprentice instructor. Instructs apprentices in electrical trade theory, administers both written and practical examinations, evaluates and grooms apprentices for graduation to journeyman status or supervisory position within the company. Infrared Training Center Level I certified Thermographer , conducts electrical surveys onboard United States Naval Combatant Ships, reduces costs and increasing combat readiness by providing accurate condition of electrical components and switchgear through thermal imaging technology. NAVSEA Qualified cableway inspector for United States Naval Ships, monitors, evaluates and submits written reports of work performed by electricians in order to minimize waste and rework. Review blueprints and specifications for surface ships to determine ship alterations and requirements for support regarding Electrical/Electronic systems, Electrical distribution systems, Ship's Machinery, Cableway runs, combat systems equipment and electrical auxiliary equipment to include cranes, dumbwaiters, cargo weapons elevators and deballasting equipment. In compliance with appendix 4E of the JFFM Navy Standard Items review and markup generated specifications for Quality and technical accuracy. Perform daily safety inspections to ensure a safe work environment for BAE employees performing work on naval ships. Create, maintain and submit daily logs of cableway inspections and production. Initiate Engineering Service requests. Proficient in all microsoft software applications. Show less