Aaron D. Frost has over 20 years of experience in maintenance, project supervision, training, and administrative roles in the U.S. Navy. He currently works as a Project Superintendent on the USS Harry S. Truman, where he oversees 20 sailors and schedules shipyard maintenance projects. Prior positions include Maintenance Supervisor and Shop Foreman, where he led teams of mechanics and technicians performing preventative and corrective maintenance on equipment across various Navy vessels and bases. Frost has extensive skills in mechanical, electrical, and boiler systems as well as emergency response and quality assurance.

1. Aaron D. Frost
20757 State Forest Rd Georgetown, Delaware 19947
Work: 757-396-2038 / Home: 302-437-5653
adf2work77@outlook.com
aaron.d.frost1@navy.mil
MAINTENANCE SPECIALIST • PROJECT SUPERINTENDENT
Over 20 years of experience in corrective and preventative maintenance, production supervision,
administrative and human resource management, training, customer service and employee development.
Excellent communication, organizational and interpersonal skills. Led, motivated and worked with diverse
groups of people anywhere from 10 to 53. Self motivated and willing to accept responsibilities. Skilled in
electromechanical hydraulic systems, electronic automatic boiler controls, boilers, pressure vessels, air
conditioning and refrigeration, galley and support equipment, emergency management and recruiting. EPA
certified refrigerant handler (universal). Current secret clearance.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Project Superintendent October 2015 - Present
United States Navy, USS Harry S. Truman CVN-75, Norfolk, VA
• Responsible for 20 sailors across all departments.
• Instructed on the use of technical manuals, electrical, steam, hydraulic schematics and blueprints.
Established priorities and assigned responsibilities.
• Project Sup for engineering dept ensuring shipyard availability jobs are being screened, scheduled
and contracted correctly.
• Currently scheduling and processing 20,000 jobs by tracking their start/ finish dates while ensuring
proper supplies are procured and are on hand, providing ships force with an accurate schedule of
events.
• Enforced safety and security standards and guidelines.
Maintenance Supervisor FEBUARY 2013 - OCTOBER 2015
United States Navy, USS Harry S. Truman CVN-75, Norfolk, VA
• Supervised the day to day activities of the Steam/Heat, Galley Maintenance, Outside Repair and
Catapult work centers, Leading 53 mechanic/technicians in daily preventative and corrective
maintenance procedures.
• Equipment which responsible, 4 “600 psi” Catapult pressure vessels and its associated equipment, 5
reefers, 10 364 ton A/C units, 7 galleys worth of equipment, high pressure and low pressure air
systems, Potable water system, 12 close coupled fire pumps, 42 on demand hot water heaters and all
of the laundry plant equipment.
• Harry S. Truman’s Automatic boiler controls technician.
• Established a training program to ensure proficiency of the sailors under my lead.
• Completed a 4 Boiler recertification that normally takes 1 year in under 3 months, supervising the
corrections to 246 discrepancies and 82 repair before operating items with only the 10 personnel
from the Cat shop.
• Ensured all safety and hazmat procedures were in place and followed.
• Qualified Engineering watch supervisor and Engineering duty officer.
• Counseled sailors on career opportunities either in the Navy or outside of it.
• Wrote and processed 26 level 1 control work packages plans through our QA dept.
• Created an efficient tracking program that saved the Government $150,000 dollars in repairable core
parts.
• Engineering Training team member responsible for training of casualty control procedures.

2. Shop Foreman March 2006 - February 2013
(Work Center Supervisor/ Leading Petty Officer)
United States Navy, Various Locations
• Performed quality control inspections.
• Ensured all hazardous materials were properly handled and disposed of as per established and
regulatory procedures.
• Engineering safety officer.
• Monitored repair parts installation and ordered as needed.
• Read and interpreted technical manuals, blueprints and schematics.
• Responsible for 3 base installations and the grounds/ buildings providing superior customer service.
• Received Navy Commendation medal for saving a command $1,000,000 dollars in contractual costs
by tearing down and removing an 8200 sq foot building, clearing 5 acres of trees and restriping of 86
parking lots to make an additional 162 parking spaces.
• Coordinated the rip out, modification and installation of a Teamtec Golar GS500 series incinerator
onboard USS Abraham Lincoln CVN-72.
• Used hand tools and sophisticated computer equipment to detect malfunctions.
• Qualified command duty officer, responsible for the safe operations of the commands acting as the
commanding officer in his absence.
• Decommissioning crew USS Camden AOE-2, USS Enterprise CVN-65. Responsible for closing out
spaces by draining systems, preservation, lagging and equipment removal prior to turn over to
Navsea for layup.
• Engineering Training team member responsible for training of casualty control procedures.
Technician/Maintenance Specialist August 1995 - March 2006
United States Navy, Various Locations
• Supply parts petty officer, responsible for ordering all the correct parts for repairs.
• Distributed manpower and ensured that all repairs were performed properly and in a timely manner.
• Performed troubleshooting and repairs on boilers, boiler controls electrical systems, ships service
turbo generators, feed pumps, numerous pump and valve overhauls.
• Serviced and repaired woodward governors, power plants, and electrical and hydraulic systems.
Operating individual pieces at times to determine specific issues and the next actions to repair.
• Maintained log books.
• Decommissioning crew USS Independence CV-62, USS Mount Hood AE-29, USS Constellation CV-64.
Responsible for closing out spaces by draining systems, preservation, lagging and equipment
removal prior to turn over to Navsea for layup.
• Recruiting duty at NRD Houston.
• Engineering Training team member responsible for training of casualty control procedures.
• Gage calibration petty officer.
EDUCATION
• Associates degree from Columbia Southern university 2011. Associates of applied science.
Naval Education
Basic Training 1995 Heat exchanger technician 2004
Machinist Mate “A” school 1996 Automatic combustion control
Naval Recruiting school 2001 console operator 2004
Naval Classifier school 2002 Electrical / Mechanical repair tech 2004
EABC console operator 2004 EABC maintenance 2004
EPA universal refrigerant handler 2007 Emergency operations management 2011
Incident management team 2011 Quality assurance officer 2011
Safety officer program 2012