1. Bradley-Morris, Inc www.Bradley-Morris.com 800-330-4950
BRANDON DUFFEY
312 Old Canterbury Turnpike Norwich, CT 06360
860-710-4411 / Bman1031@gmail.com
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Skilled Navy maintenance professional with eight years of experience in overseeing and executing the maintenance,
repair, troubleshooting, and operation of highly complex mechanical equipment. Technical skills include hydraulic,
pneumatic, mechanical, and pressure reducing systems. Demonstrated ability to train and lead others to perform
productively. Comfortable in fast-paced,high-stressenvironments requiring attention to detail, ability to meet deadlines,
and quick adaptation to constantly changing priorities. Current secret security clearance.
QUALIFICATIONS / SKILLS
Quality Assurance Inspector
Preventative Maintenance
Corrective Maintenance
Test Equipment
Gauge Calibration
Hydraulics, Pneumatics,
Mechanical Systems
Torpedo Systems
Cruise Missile Systems
Explosive Hazard Control
Safety Inspections
Mechanical Systems
Training/Facilitation
WORK EXPERIENCE
Naval Submarine School (Machinist Mates Weapons “A” School Instructor) Feb 2012-Present
United States Navy, Groton, CT
 Taught knowledge and individual skills needed to perform preventive maintenance, normal underway watch-
standing duties, and casualty control.
 Maintained accurate and complete confidential employee records as required by command policies and naval
regulations.
 Prepared students for future educational experiences by encouraging them to explore learning opportunities and to
persevere with challenging tasks.
Machinist Mate (Weapons) Jan 2007 - Feb 2012
USS Providence (SSN 719), United StatesNavy
 Responsible for performing, and overseeing junior personnel in the performance of preventive and corrective
maintenance on hydraulic and pneumatic systems and components associated with torpedo launching systems and
system components (sub-surface ships' torpedo tubes, and shipping, loading and unloading systems).
 Test equipment using ammeters,meggers and ohmmeters.
 Test and replace portable cable, lamps and fuses.
 Utilize technical maintenance publications, drawings, schematics and diagrams to locate and identify components
and assemblies of electronic equipment, weapons and torpedo launchers.
 Responsible for maintaining equipment work logs and torpedo record books.
 Maintained inventory torpedo components, tools and test equipment, and requisitioning replacements;
 Utilized lockout tag procedures to ensure all power was secure prior to maintenance.
 Certified as department Gage Calibration specialist responsible for tracking periodicities and calibrating pressure
switches.
EDUCATION
Thomas Edison State College 2014
 AAS Mechanics And Maintenance
Allied Business Schools 2012
 Computerized Financial Accounting