1. Timothy R. Ragnar
timragnar@gmail.com
858-386-6757
Objective
To secure a position that will provide new challenges and opportunities as a Project or Maintenance Manager.
Skills
 26 years of experience with US Navy propulsion and auxiliary engineering and operations.
 26 years of experience managing and coordinating propulsion and auxiliary machinery maintenance
 26 years of experience with detailed design analysis of naval ships rotating machinery or piping systems
 Ability to perform well at multiple organizational levels with minimal guidance and collaborate well
with others, lead and give direction
 Proven ability to train, consult, evaluate, motivate and lead large and successful teams of employees
 Secret Security Clearance
 Ability to adapt and thrive in dynamic environments
Work Experience
Lockheed Martin (2013 – Present)
 Schedule, Plan, and coordinate corrective and preventative maintenance on Littoral Combat Ships.
 Execute planned and corrective maintenance packages to completion
 Review work specifications and maintenance tasks for accuracy prior to execution
 Manage costs of material and labor to complete tasks within or under budget
 Provide the Regional Maintenance center with accurate reports and recommendations for repairs
Gibbs and Cox, Incorporated (2011 – 2012)
Principle Marine Engineer
 Draft Ship Maintenance Procedures (Expanded Process Control Procedures) from drawings, technical
manuals, and other references, both independently and in a team environment.
 Ship check draft procedures against actual configuration prior to issuing completed procedure for
approval.
 Incorporate changes to draft procedure required by approval authority
 Lead or manage Maintenance Specification Writing projects or teams
 Manage cost, schedule and technical product development.
 Supervise junior to mid-level staff on projects or teams
 Performs quality assurance reviews of procedures, drawings and work packages developed by junior and
mid-level staff Interfaces with client, shipboard personnel, Regional Maintenance Center (RMC) and
NAVSEA staff
U.S. Navy (1986 – 2013)
LT Commande r – Chief Engineer, Main Propulsion Officer- Repair Officer
 Entered Navy in 1986. Highest enlisted rank held was Hull Technician Chief.
 Commissioned via the Limited Duty Officer Program 1 July 1998.
 Managed all activities of implementation of command organization, administrative programs, ship’s christening,
outfitting and furnishing of new ship construction

2.  Managed the daily operation and maintenance of two 700 pound boilers, main and auxiliary feed pumps,
propulsion gears, steam generators, and pollution control systems aboard various ships
 Supervised project crew leader and acted as a mentor to crew leader and other employees
 Coordinated and scheduled over $1M in high-level preventative and corrective main propulsion and auxiliary
equipment maintenance to support underway and sustainment at sea
 Ship Maintenance and Material Manager (SMMO) USS GONZALEZ and USS OSCAR AUSTIN during
continuous maintenance availabilities and CNO availability.Interfaced with necessary trades to determine the
scheduling of work and materials
 Review plans and proposals to determine proper procedures in order to accomplish company/dept goals
 Coordinate maintenance of equipment, required supplies and support activities
 Repair Officer USS Saipan 2004 – 2005 coordinating and scheduling four continuous maintenance availabilities
totaling $3M and one four-month ship-wide overhaul totaling $6M
Education
 Un-interrupted career leading to a position
as Chief Engineer
 Diesel Engineering Course, SWOS
Newport, RI, 2011
 Advanced Steam Engineering, SWOS
Newport, RI, 2009
 NAVFAC Quality Control (Gov.
Contractor)
 Microsoft Excel, Word, Project, Adobe
Acrobat and Power Point
 Project, Employee, and Environmental
Safety
 Leadership and Management
 Gas Turbine Engineering
 Project Management
 Engineering Officer of the Watch in Gas
Turbine (USS Arleigh Burke (DDG 51),
USS Scott (DDG 995), USS Gonzalez
(DDG 66), USS Oscar Austin (DDG 79)
 Engineering Officer of the Watch 700 lbs
Steam (USS Kearsarge LHD 3)
 Naval Main Propulsion and Mechanical
Systems
 Naval Engineering
 Welding “C” school 1987
 Sheet metal fabrication
 Cutting and Brazing