1. Jay Conin-e
3422 Dandelion Crescent
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23453
(757) 368-1829
jay.conin_e@yahoo.com
QUALIFICATION SUMMARY
 Five years of progressive military training and experience in leadership and management,
personnel evaluation, personnel training and development, strategic planning, technical
documentations and reports, maintenance and material management system (3-M), preventive and
corrective maintenance, maintenance tag-outs, main propulsion machinery and auxiliary
equipment operation, propulsion and auxiliary control console operation, oil and water quality
analysis, aircraft and landing craft refueling, gauges and switches calibration, shipboard
firefighting, and watchstanding.
 Broad knowledge and experience in Engineering Operational Sequencing System and Planned
Maintenance System (PMS).
 Navy veteran with a Bachelor’s degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering with
solid knowledge and applications of mathematics, chemistry and physics.
 Knowledge on Electronics/Electrical theories, applications, circuit analysis, and troubleshooting.
 Honorably completed 5 year tour of service as a Navy Engineman Second Class Petty Officer.
 A professional who has strong work ethics coupled with technical know-how, that always aims
for the quality of work output in a timely manner.
SKILLS SUMMARY
 Microsoft Office
 Multilingual (English,Tagalog, Ilokano, and Kankanaey)
 Team player
 Mechanical/Electrical equipments operation, troubleshooting, and root cause analysis.
 Works under pressure
 Problem solving and resourcefulness
 Leadership, Management,and Supervision
 Detail-oriented
 Blue-print Reading
MILITARY EXPERIENCE
United States Navy Engineman 08/2008-08/2013
Engineering Department, Machinery Division, USS Gunston Hall LSD44
Oil and Water Laboratory Supervisor—Supervised and led 5 personnel in the preventive and corrective
maintenance and operations of 2 Fuel Purifiers, 7 Transfer and Stripping Pumps, 3 Landing Craft Air
Cushioned Refueling Stations, 2 JP-5 Helo Refueling Stations, 2 JP-5 Filter Separators, 78 Fuel and Lube
oil Tanks, and Valve Manifolds. Responsible for the strict implementation and/or compliance of
Engineering Operational Sequencing Systems (EOSS), Oil and water quality management programs,
maintenance and material management programs, and safety programs.

2.  Awarded with Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for professional achievement in the
superior performance of my duties while serving as Oil Lab Work Center Supervisor during the
2012 IWOARGdeployment.
 Led timely repairs on Landing Craft Air Cushioned refueling station, JP-5 filter separator, and
flight deck refueling station pressure regulating valve.
 Orchestrated the zero mishap of receiving over 500,000 gallons of F-76, 20,000 gallons of JP-5,
and 50,000 gallons of lube oil during the 2012 IWOARGdeployment.
 Consistently trained junior personnel and was directly responsible for qualifying 3 new
Equipment monitors and 2 new Engine Operators, allowing the engineering department to
maintain a 3 section watch bill throughout the 2012 IWOARGdeployment.
 Led the safe and successful refueling of over 2 dozen aircraft at sea multiple times, and over 15
transfers of fuel oil to embarked Landing Craft Air Cushioned Amphibious Units during the 2012
IWOARGdeployment.
Main Propulsion No.2 Assistant Supervisor
 Spent over 50 hours training 4 newly qualified personnel in all aspects of the watch-station,
ensuring the ship will received pre-certification in the graded main space fire drill during the
2011 Light Off Training Phase.
 Corrected over 50 technical and administrative discrepancies in preparation of 2011 3MA
(Maintenance and Material Management Assessment). Received a perfect score that helped
Engineering Department to pass the inspection.
 Prepared and submitted weekly maintenance reports in a timely manner to the ship's maintenance
coordinator.
Main Propulsion Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Personnel and Operator—Responsible for the
operation, maintenance, and repair of 4 Colt Pielstick 16 cylinder diesel engines, 2 Philadelphia Main
Reduction Gears, 2 Controlled Pitch Propeller, 2 High Pressure Air Compressor, 2 Fire Pumps, 2
Auxiliary Sea Water Pump, 4 Lube Oil Purifiers, 4 Reverse Osmosis Water Filtration Units, Waste Water
Systems, and various valves.
 Awarded with Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal for displaying broad professional
expertise and unrelenting determination. A key player throughout the demanding operating period
highlighted by superior achievement during the 2010 Ultra-s naval inspection.
 Awarded with Engineering Department's SNIPE of the month for outstanding work ethics for the
month of July 2009.
 Instrumental in conducting over 150 preventive and corrective maintenance on the main
propulsion diesel engines, propulsion support systems, and auxiliary equipments. Due to high
quality of work displayed for my work-center, it resulted in best kept engine room as noted by
senior assessors during the USS Gunston Hall (LSD44) 2009 Naval INSURV (Inspection and
Survey).
 Determination and meticulous attention to details was an asset in the emergent repairs of Main
Propulsion Diesel Lube Oil System during 2010 Africa Partnership Station Deployment.
 Removed and delivered all 5 lube oil system relief valves for testing and repairs in support of the
2010 periodic engine assessment. Resolve to follow through on all jobs was integral in the ship's
ability to complete the multifaceted assessment.

3.  Successfully demonstrated an outstanding performance of various preventive maintenance during
spot-check with the Commanding Officer (4X), Executive officer (2X), Command Master Chief
(2X), Maintenance Coordinator (3X) and other USS Gunston Hall's upper chain of command
from 2009 to 2012.
Oil and Water Laboratory Preventive and Corrective Maintenance Personnel and Operator— Responsible
for the operation, maintenance, and repair of 2 Fuel Purifiers, 7 Transfer and Stripping Pumps, 3 Landing
Craft Air Cushioned Refueling Stations, 2 JP-5 Helo Refueling Stations, 2 JP-5 Filter Separators, 78 Fuel
and Lube oil Tanks, and Valve Manifolds.
 Conducted timely repairs on Landing Craft Air Cushioned refueling station, JP-5 filter separator,
flight deck refueling station pressure regulating valve. Resulted in a ship maintained optimum
readiness throughout the 2012 IWOARGdeployment.
Assistant Shipboard Gauge and Switches Calibration Technician
 Calibrated over 80 of pressure/thermal gauges, switches, and sensors that contributed to the 95%
grade during the 2011 Navy METCAL (Metrology and Calibration) Assessment.
Propulsion and Auxiliaries Control Console Operator
 Stood the second highest watch station in the Engineering Plant and played a key role in the
successful completion of over 20 underway periods from March 2013 to August 2013 following 2
emergent engineering continued maintenance availabilities.
EDUCATION and TRAINING:
 Petty Officer Second Class Leadership Course 05/2012
United States Navy,Center for Personaland Development, Virginia Beach, Virginia
 Shipboard Firefighting Integrated Team Training 12/2010
United States Navy,Center for Naval Engineering, Norfolk, Virginia
 Shipboard Gauge and Switch Calibration 08/2010
United States Navy,Center for Naval Engineering, Norfolk, Virginia
 Basic Engineering Common Core Advanced Course and Engineman Strand
02/2009
United States Navy,Center for Naval Engineering, Great Lakes,Illinois
 Machinist
11/2007
Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, Baguio City, Philippines
 Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering (BSECE) 03/2003
University of Baguio, Baguio City, Philippines
AWARDS:
 Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal (2)
 Navy Good Conduct Medal

4.  Navy Letter of Commendation
 SNIPE of the Month (USS Gunston Hall LSD44, Engineering Department)