Boiler Operator/Stationary Engineer

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: LEOPOLD SALATO : 2308 200th Ave KPS : PO Box 8 : Lakebay, Washington 98349 : Phone: (253) 884-3099 Cell: (253) 961-5014 : E-mail: leosalato@yahoo.com : : OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position as Boiler Operator/HVAC Technician/Facilities/Utilities Maintenance : : HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS: : -Over twenty years experience as a Boiler Technician : -Over five years as a Building Operating Engineer : -HVAC Technician Type 1 Certification : -Steam Engineer Grade 1 License for the City of Seattle, WA. : -Refrigeration Plant Operators A License for the City of Seattle, WA. : -Knowledgeable in Direct Digital Controls and Powers Programmable Control Language : -Class A CDL License : : PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: : -Over twenty years experience as a steam power plant supervisor, operator, and maintenance technician in the U.S.Navy. : -Over two years experience as a building operating engineer for the City of Seattle, WA. : -Six years experience in utility plant operations for the Washington State Dept.of Corrections. : -Established and maintained operational/maintenance history documentation for main propulsion boilers, steam propulsion turbines, industrial air conditioning/refrigeration plants and associated support systems and equipment. : -Organized, scheduled and performed preventive and corrective maintenance on 400, 600, and 1200 psi power boilers as well as 800 bhp water and fire tube civilian boilers. : -Operated and maintained heating ventilation and air conditioning systems in 12 buildings on a 78 acre campus. : -Over two years experience in the Installation, Operation, and Maintenance of Siemens Automated Building controls components working with both Insight and Apogee Systems. : -Over two years experience in low voltage electrical installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair. : : MILITARY: MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE and TRAINING: : -Awarded two NAVY ACHIEVEMENT MEDALS for outstanding performance while training and supervising over 100 propulsion plant and auxiliary personnel as Engineering Officer of the watch and fire room supervisor. : -Obtained a 97% graduation rate while assigned as a Navy Instructor at the Naval Training Center, Great Lakes,Illinois. : -Completed 3 years as an instructor for the Navy on topics ranging from steam plant operations to Naval customs and traditions. : - Instructed and supervised over 200 personnel in plant watch standing, emergency/casualty response and fire fighting tactics. : Power Plant Supervisor, overseen all preventive maintenance, repairs and training of two 1200 psi Combustion Engineering boilers and associated equipment. Was selected to supervise and train a 36 personnel Division in all areas of operating, maintaining, and repairing marine boilers. : MILITARY: MANAGEMENT, MAINTENANCE AND TRAINING (cont.) : Knowledgeable at the identification of plant/equipment abnormalities by analyzing parameters, vibration and testing control systems. : It was through my Level of knowledge of US Navy Machinery and electrical configuration that I was able to identify and correct inefficient plant operations which resulted in the lowest fuel consumption of any ship in its class. Saving in excess of 100,000 dollars during a major deployment. : Training and management of the shipboard engineering department maintained a 90% qualification level, (fleet average 65%). This resulted in an Engineering department "Safe to Operate" certification prior to the scheduled date. This saved $50,000 in training funds. This also increased not only the level of knowledge of the watch teams', but also the overall material condition of readiness of the propulsion plant. : Applying my level of knowledge of Navy Ship repair and modernization and my level of Knowledge of Advance planning/planning process, I implemented a ships material self sufficient program which saved $100,000 annually on a $2.5 million annual budget. : Further applied my level of knowledge in US Navy Ships machinery, mechanical systems conducting depot level repairs to 2 main feed pumps 72 hours prior to a major deployment resulting in a savings of over $200,000 dollars contract cost. The ship deployed on time meeting its major commitment. : Engineering training team leader (ETT) Applied my communication skills both written, oral developed and implemented a Training/Evaluation Program for 10 Senior Technicians. This program was used to assess the equipment operating requirements and personnel knowledge levels of over 65 shipboard engineering personnel. : WORK HISTORY: : December 1974 - December 1979 US Navy : January 1979 - September 1981 Ace Paving Company : September 1981 - July 1997 US Navy : January 1998 - June 2004 Dept. of Corrections, State of Wa. : January 2005 – July 2007 City of Seattle : July 2007 – March 2008 Puget Sound Naval Shipyard : March 2008 – August 2010 Port of Seattle : October 2010 – Present Swift Transportation : : EDUCATION: : Swift Transportation (CDL License) Sumner,Wa 2010 : Bates Technical College Tacoma, Wa. 1997 : HVAC Technician Type 1 Certification Bremerton, Wa 1994 Navy Instructor School Chicago Ill. 1989 1200 psi Boiler Maintenance San Diego, Ca. 1987 : Navy Leadership Development San Diego, Ca. 1987 Boiler Water/Feed Water Test and Treatment San Diego, Ca. 1983

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