Michael Rule

  

Biography:

Security Clearance: Secret Clearance

Military Experience: 4.0 years

Work Experience: 6.3 years


Military Service:

  • Branch/Position: Marine Corps

    Period: May 2002 - May 2006

    Occupation: 6423 - Aviation Electronic Microminiature/Instrument and Cable Repair Technician, IMA

    Security Clearance: Secret Clearance

    Duties Description:
    • Inspected, tested, maintained, and repaired modules, cards, printed circuit boards, cables, instruments, and miniature components by high reliability soldering.
    • Routinely coordinated and led working parties of Marines in performing various maintenance tasks throughout the facilities in an organized and efficient manner.
    • Applied and interpreted rules and regulations regarding written guidelines to include electronic schematics block diagrams, wiring diagrams, color codes, and other technical data contained in the appropriate technical publications.
    • Submitted accurate and timely maintenance/supply data information on applicable maintenance action forms using automated software to include Microsoft Word and Excel.
    • Ensured that all “in use” test and measure equipment was within its calibration/qualification cycle per applicable instructions and directives.
    • Requisitioned replacement parts and necessary supplies using applicable publications and supply documents.
    • Used “Nalcomis” (Computer Program) to precisely maintain maintenance records and reconcile discrepancies.
    • Coordinated with customers and staff regarding the scheduling of appointments for repairs and onsite service.  

Work history:

  • Job Title: Kiln Tender

    Company: Fair-Rite Products Corp.

    Period: December 2021 - January 2023

    Role Description:
    • Responsible for the proper loading and unloading of kilns. 
    • Completed appropriate paperwork, as required, in a timely and accurate manner. 
    • Monitored data from computers and gauges to determine that temperatures and other measurements are properly maintained.  
  • Job Title: Assistant Operator

    Company: Phillips 66

    Period: June 2014 - April 2017

    Role Description:
    • Maintained equipment required to keep the processing unit/area operating safely and at specified production/run rates.
    • Initiated work orders and permitting for work, including Lock, Tag, & Try; Hot Work; Excavation; and Confined Space Entry. 
    • Maintained effective and professional relationships while working with outside contractors and agencies.
    • Followed safe work practices including the wearing of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
    • Participated in Safety Reviews as well as annual refresher training.
    • Monitored and observed unit operations and assigned area for abnormal conditions and emergency situations.
    • Turned valves, took gauge and instrument readings, lubricated and performed minor maintenance of equipment, and made any other necessary changes to ensure product is manufactured on specification. 
    • Responded to safety and environmental incidents, in a safe and efficient manner. 
    • Administrative tasks including the timely completion of paperwork, electronic reporting and filing, as well as data analysis.
    • Performed work activities that included pulling, lifting, twisting, working in confined spaces and on elevated platforms requiring fall protection.
    • Climbed to heights on tanks, towers and various other structures in order to complete duties.
    • Collected process samples and readings with potential to require fresh air via self-contained breathing apparatus.
    • Prepared equipment for maintenance.
    • Followed all policies, procedures and other requirements, both internal and external while keeping up to date with updates.
    • Assisted others with their training when needed.
    • Monitored controls and established safe valve line-ups for deliveries and receipts.  
  • Job Title: Dock Supervisor

    Company: YRC Freight

    Period: January 2012 - June 2014

    Role Description:
    • Supervised ten to fifteen dockworkers in a union environment, coordinating all activities of dockworkers and other employees engaged in the loading and unloading of freight.
    • Coordinated work assignments, monitored performance, and provided training on job duties, company policies and procedures.
    • Supervised and observed the loading of trucks to determine conformance to loading patterns to prevent damage to freight during transit and that the safe operation of the truck will not be jeopardized.
    • Administered and supported safety programs to ensure a safe workplace and to be in compliance with government regulations. Fostered safe handling, loading and storage of hazardous materials.
    • Utilized work method programs for training and education to motivate employees to improve performance and quality of work. 
    • Developed improved performance of employees through feedback and coaching.
    • Completed necessary paperwork accurately and in a timely manner to ensure an efficient and steady flow of information.  
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