Naval Media Center(Fsd Norfolk), Norfolk, Va Work Values

Daily Duties at Naval Media Center(Fsd Norfolk), Norfolk, Va:

Television Maintenance Supervisor of the FSD(Fleet Support Detachment) Norfolk Engineer Department: Responsible for scheduling installs of the Navy's SITE TV Entertainment Systems on all Atlantic Fleet surface and submarine vessels. Chief Engineer of RDF(Rapid Deployment Vans) in Haiti from Sept 95 to Nov 95, Operation Restore Hope. Rapid Deployment Vans consisted of the following Equipment:  Engineering and Production Vans  1(one) TV Transmitter for AFRTS Television  2(two) Radio Transmitters 1(one) 1000 Watt and 1(one) 500 Watt  Various (ENG) Engineering News Gathering Equipment

What they like about Naval Media Center(Fsd Norfolk), Norfolk, Va:

You highly value a work environment built on a formal structure, rules, and regulations. You do not enjoy the unpredictability of shifting priorities and deadlines that upset your routine. You require and enjoy direction, input and accountability as part of your work environment. You have a strong need to participate in making key decisions and feel left out if your superiors or co-workers do not seek your input when making decisions. You thrive on providing good customer service to both internal or external customers, and doing so makes you feel good.

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Skills

Designed and Installed a Communication circuit to be used with the 50 Caliber Gun System(Installed by Norfolk Naval Shipyard) to allow communications at the Gun Stations. The System was completed in 3 Weeks before a Major(6)six Month Deployment., Researched and investigated the repair of several Vital Communication Systems. The System had been diagnosed with having a faulty(Electrolytic Capacitor) which was very difficult to keep in stock in the Navy's Supply System. Researched the specifications , The Microphone used for the 21MC(Captains Battle Circuit) used a large gauge signal cable, which had a very thick insulation, which caused a lot of undue stress on the small wires inside the microphone casing and would cause the small wires to break very , frequently. Procured a small gauge wire with the correct amount of resistance to allow signal current flow and also alleviate the stress on the small wires inside the microphone casing. The overall design improvement caused less down time in a Vital Commu, nication System., Received a Joint Service Achievement Medal while stationed in Haiti for assisting the Army/Brown&Root Engineers with the installation of a Cable distribution system that combined (3) three satellite systems including AFRTS,CNN and regular cable from the B, Base Rec Center. September 1995,  Installed a 200 Mhz Computer in ships television entertainment system to allow communication with ships satellite system for Mobile Data Computing.,  Completed a Quality Assurance inspection of a contractor installed Cable Distribution System on the USS BATAAN and USS YORKTOWN (Verification SOVT Test).,  Supervised and assisted in the evaluation, planning and installation of the Television direct to Sailors (TV-DTS) Satellite System.,  Assisted in the installation and upgrade of Naval Media Center Broadcast Detachment Guantanamo Bay Cuba's video master control room and tech control system.,  Assigned static IP Addresses on Sierra wireless modems to allow communications with CDPD Network.,  Successfully trained 450(Four Hundred and Fifty) Police Officers in the correct operation on the Datalux Mobile Data Laptop Computer., As a Maintenance Team Member I was responsible for the safety/security and accurate acoutability of the Comsec Equip(KiV’s, E100’s and Micro 7 Encrpytion equipment. I currently hold a TS/SCI Clearance.

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