Nicholas Eaton is a former second class petty officer in the U.S. Navy with over 14 years of experience maintaining and repairing mechanical components of gas turbine engines and auxiliary equipment on various Navy vessels. He seeks a new position utilizing his skills in areas such as troubleshooting, quality control, equipment maintenance, and supervising junior personnel. His qualifications include extensive training and experience maintaining engines, generators, pumps, compressors and other mechanical systems on Navy ships and facilities.

1. Nicholas Michael Eaton
505 Horn Drive
Crowley, Louisiana 70526
(941)744-7747
NME9681@Yahoo.com
Summary
Former second class petty officer in the United States Navy with 14 years of experience who is seeking a
new challenge.
Key Qualifications
Troubleshooting Trend Analysis Problem Solving Critical Thinking
Active Learning Adaptability Mechanical Repairing
Quality Control Gage Calibration Equipment Maintenance
Experience
 Operate, repair, and perform organizational and intermediate maintenance on mechanical components of
gas turbine engines, main propulsion machinery (including gears, shafts, and controllable pitch
propellers), assigned auxiliary equipment and propulsion control systems.
 Led watch team to a score of 100% in evolutions and drills during Engineering Certification.
 Accomplished an overall 91% calibration readiness ensuring ships readiness for Engineering
Certification.
 Improved maintenance and qualification completion rates throughout the Engineering Department.
 Accomplished repairs to Gas Turbine Module Brake, Low Pressure Air Compressor motor and seawater
strainer, and Fuel Oil Service Pump gear reducer ensuring ship completes tasking in the Persian Gulf.
 Effectively lead three sailors engaged in corrective and preventative maintenance for the Main Engine
Room.
 Excelled in ensuring layup maintenance was properly conducted on over 100 various equipment ensuring
the safety of contractors and sailors during an Extended Dry Dock.
 Provided critical assistance during the complete change out of number 2 gas turbine generator and
number 2 oil distribution box.
 Used troubleshooting skills to repair blow-in doors for gas turbine engines and gas turbine generators
restoring them to operating conditions.
 Supervised the processing of over 800 work authorization forms to allow repairs and installs to continue
uninterrupted and on schedule.
Training
 Quality Assurance Inspector (Jan. 2015)
 Landing Craft, Air Cushion Propulsion and Lift Systems Maintenance (Apr 2007-May 2007)
 Gas Turbine Mechanical/Electrical, Class A (Jun 2004-Jul 2004)
 Engineering Mechanical Core (May 2004-Jun 2004)
 Fireman Apprentice Training (Aug 2001-Sep 2001)
 Recruit Training (Jun 2001-Aug 2001)

2. Work History
 Southeast Regional Maintenance Center - Jun 2014 - Jun 2015
 Title: Maintenance Person
 Repair various equipment for various ships
 USS The Sullivan's (DDG-68) - Jun 2009 - Jun 2014
 Title: Work Center Supervisor, Maintenance Person
 Trained 3 junior personnel in proper watch standing procedures and maintenance procedures
 Supervised 3 junior personnel ensuring proper maintenance was conducted
 Assault Craft Unit 5 - May 2007 - Jun 2009
 Title: Maintenance Person
 Repaired bearing for lift fans
 USS Carney (DDG-64) - Oct 2004 - May 2007
 Title: Maintenance Person
 Maintained fuel pumps, lube oil pumps, and gas turbine engines
 Balanced lift fans and propellers
 USS Yorktown (CG-48) - Sep 2001 - Apr 2004
 Title: Maintenance Person
 Maintained fuel pumps, lube oil pumps, and gas turbine engines
 Helped assist with damage control efforts by isolating affected spaces