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Honor Society® member

Parker Andrey

Electrician at Norfolk Naval Shipyard

  • Old Dominion University
  • Electrical Engineering Technology
  • Class of 2016
  • Chesapeake, Virginia

Member since January 2015

About

Andrey Parker
[email protected] : 1300 Ferguson Cove Chesapeake VA, 23323: 757-576-9650

Experience: NNSY From: May 2012-Present
Electrician
Experienced in troubleshooting and testing electrical equipment throughout Code 700/Shop 098 using volt/ohm meter, current meter, frequency meter, and lap top computers using wiring diagrams, schematics, blueprints and service manuals. Make repairs involving removal, replacement, or installation of complex systems which are operationally tested and verified by cognizant personnel. Perform preventive and corrective maintenance on AC and DC motors and controllers, power and lighting systems; to include adjustments and repairs of various operational limiting components and equipment safety devices in accordance with specific written guidelines. Responsible for repair and/or replacement of resistors, transformers and voltage regulating equipment during crane maintenance. Perform tests on a wide range of electric motors from a fractional horsepower to 50 horsepower.

• Qualified Radiation worker
• Qualified CPR
• 2013: Awarded Safety Award by Shipyard Commander

U.S Navy (Retired) From: July 1992-July 2012
Electrical Technician: Experienced in installation, preventive, and corrective maintenance on the following equipment:
• 3 phase and single phase AC/DC propulsion plant equipment
• Power and lighting circuits, switches, and fuse boxes
• Experienced in the operation and use of ammeters, voltmeters, ohmmeters, oscilloscopes, and other types of meters that tests equipment with high sensitivity ranges.
• Motors, generators, AC controllers, Programmable logic controllers
• Alarm systems and control equipment such as float sensors and optical sensors.
• Familiar with Microsoft Office, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Project, Mathtype 6.8, and MultiSim
• Experienced in reading blueprints and schematics for wiring installation of new equipment, additions and alterations.
• Motor rewind technician
U.S Navy (Active) From: March 2010-July 2012
Managed 80 Electricians in Engineering Department, Electrical Division-USS Enterprise.
From: June 2007-January 2008
Managed 8 Electricians in the Electrical Branch of Public Works Department, Base Command Group, Al Asad Air Base, Iraq.
• Awarded Navy Commendation Medal for leadership and technical expertise during successful execution of 5 major electrical projects valued at over $24 million dollars, including renovation of 35 Legacy Power Distribution Stations while deployed on Al Asad Air Base, Iraq.
From: January-December 2005
• Awarded Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal for superior leadership, supervisory and managerial skills while performing depot level removal and rewind of an 80 H/P motor onboard USS George Washington, expending more than 250 man hours, saving more than $60,000 in labor costs.
From: January 2000-January 2003
• Awarded Navy & Marine Corps Achievement Medal while supervising at Shore Intermediate Maintenance Activity performing “Depot-Level” overhaul of 24 Rapid Securing Device[Aviation Launch & Recovery Equipment] saving the Navy over $1 Million dollars.
Certifications: 1996-U.S. Dept. of Labor apprenticeship for Electrician, Maintenance (Any Industry).
Degree: 2007- received “AAS” Degree from Coastline Community College (Electromechanical Technology)

Old Dominion University Expected Graduation Date: Spring 2016
Bachelors of Science, Degree Major: Electrical Engineering Technology
Relevant Coursework: EET 315-Designed, fabricated, troubleshot, and tested a small digital system. (Liquid Crystal Display). ENMA 302-Engineering Economics: Cost estimation, accounting and financial metrics. Valuation techniques, time value of money, and cash flow analysis. Economic analysis of engineering alternatives including depreciation effects, income taxes, inflation, engineering management capital budgeting of projects, portfolio and public sector projects.

Education

  • Old Dominion University

    B.S., Electrical Engineering Technology/Engineering Management

    2008 – 2016

  • Coastline Community College

    AAS, Electromechanical Technology

    2007 – 2008

Honors and awards

  • Honor Society Member

    Based on Academic Achievement at University.

Goals and interests

Career goal

I intend to take the path of Electrical Engineering!

Outside the classroom

Art, Swimming, Basketball, and watching Nascar.

Experience

  • Electrician

    Norfolk Naval Shipyard

    Jan 2012 – May 2015

  • Electrician

    United States Navy

    Jul 1992 – Jul 2012

Languages

  • English (US) Fluent