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Resume: Csaba S.
Hutoczki
Csaba S. Hutoczki
PSC 561 BOX 777
FPO, AP 96310-0008
011-81-827-79-6081 or DSN: 253-6081
CSABA.S.HUTOCZKI@USMC.MIL
Career Objective:
To convert, apply and enhance my 7 yrs military cryogenic
experience in the commercial world.
Experience:
04/2004 to Present
; 40 hours per Week; CRYOGENICS WORKCENTER
SUPERVISOR; U.S. NAVY, MCAS IWAKUNI, LOGISTICS DEPT., PSC 561 BOX
1872, FPO AP 96310-0019; Anthony J. Stone (WS-8) , DSN: 253-5221 ;
may contact supervisor.
Duties:
Establish maintenance process & production for MCAS Iwakuni
Station Cryogenics Division IAW with the Naval Aviation Maintenance
Program (NAMP). Coordinate the delivery, production, storage,
conversion and distribution of liquid nitrogen and oxygen. Receive
cryogenic liquid shipments by truck or tank car. Sample and analyze
the quality of the delivered products before issue. Monitor bulk
storage by checking liquid level and pressure gauges, inspecting for
leaks and ensuring proper position and condition of valves, transfer
hoses and switches. Manage the daily operation and maintenance of
two cryogenic generating plants, four storage tanks and associated
equipment. Operate cryogenic pumps, vaporizers and cylinder charging
stations. Inventory, clean and repair installed equipment. Maintain
liaison with local contractors and companies. Enforce sound safety
principles set by Naval Aviation (NAVAIR) Regulations & Orders, Navy
Occupational and Health Program Manual (NAVOSH) and local
directives. Assign, lead and evaluate divisional personnel in the
performance of their duties. Provide training on production
management, supply & maintenance documentation, technical directives
& qualifications, leadership, safety and operational risk
management. Procure repair parts, equipment and office supplies.
Complete maintenance forms and use computer software. Prepare budget
management financed at $25,000 annually.
Accomplishments:
Managed the safe and timely receipt, storage and distribution of
80,000 gallons of liquid nitrogen and oxygen to ensure continuous
support for over 30 detachments, 14 station units and 147 aircraft
covering an area of responsibility of 13 million square miles.
Proactively initiated and expedited a new commercial procurement
contract to increase the annual liquid nitrogen/oxygen delivery from
25,000 to 34,000 gallons, ensuring uninterrupted cryogenic service
to meet the growing demand of the expanding Air Station, chiefly
contributing to overall mission accomplishment.
Consistently demonstrated expert knowledge suggesting improvement of
equipment while increasing safety and production rates 50% and
lowering maintenance repairs by 20%.
Submitted 700 daily, 140 weekly and 30 monthly reports on product
distribution, work planning and shop training to higher command on
time with zero errors.
Trained and qualified 20 personnel in various shop duties to provide
a highly competent watch team, resulting in enhanced divisional
operations and cryogenic services as evidenced by a 30% increase in
costumer satisfaction.
Created and implemented an advanced record keeping system using
Microsoft Office, providing higher traceability, clarity and
improved access of divisional statistics.
Fostered exceptional teamwork amongst the division by investing in
the diverse and multicultural environment of personnel, embracing
individual traits and promoting those qualities to better the
individual, the work center and the organization.
01/2001 to 01/2003; 60 hours
per Week; CRYOGENIC PLANT AND ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT OPERATOR; U.S.
NAVY , USS KITTY HAWK CV-63, ENGINEERING DEPT, FPO AP 96634-2770.;
FRANCE, J D, MMCS , 011-81-46816-4295 ; may contact supervisor.
DUTIES
Operate and maintain two cryogenic generating plants, eight air
compressors, four storage tanks and associated pumps and vaporizers.
Control fractioning columns, heat exchangers and related equipment
to extract nitrogen and oxygen from air. Adjust temperature,
pressure, vacuum, level and flow gauges to ensure standard
operation. Operate reducing stations and charge high pressure
cylinders with nitrogen and oxygen gases. Operate fire and flushing
pumps; A/C circulating and refer pumps; and potable water pumps for
ships service. Adjust thermal expansion valves, pressure switches,
thermostats, and regulator valves. Clean and perform preventive and
corrective repairs on equipment using hand tools. Prepare weekly
maintenance schedules,
plant logs and watch bills.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Safely produced, stored, converted and distributed 50,000
gallons of liquid nitrogen and oxygen per year in support of
OPERATION ENDURING FREEDOM.
Repaired 30 air, water and oil system leaks on six high pressure air
compressors with record speed, returning the equipment to full
service capacity in half the time expected, enabling the ship?s
mission accomplishment during the 2002 Spring deployment.
Identified and corrected 150 HP and LP Air valve deficiencies,
resulting in increased efficiency and higher operational readiness
of the ship's overall air system.
Lead the repairs of 12 defective expansion valves, ensuring safe and
efficient operation of the two liquid Oxygen/Nitrogen Generating
Plants.
Supervised the successful removal and reinstallation of four
Nitrogen reducing stations, vital for the proper Nitrogen
distribution throughout the ship.
Education:
PERSONAL EDUCATION:
Baktay Ervin High School, Dunaharaszti, Hungary; 1993 High
School Diploma CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE, TEXAS, U.S.; Associate in
GENERAL STUDIES , 2005; 4.0 out of 4 Point GPA; 60 Semester Hours
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Fundamentals and Safety of Air Separation and Cryogenics, 80hrs,
08-00; Gas Plant Operator (OES95005), 80hrs, 09-00
Oxygen Plant Operator (DOT552.362-014), 80hrs, 09-00
Press Operator I (DOT 559.665-030), 80hrs, 10-00
Supervisor, Liquefaction (DOT 559.132-106), 80hrs, 10-00
Tester, Compressed Gases (DOT 549.364-010), 40hrs, 11-00
Cryogenic Storage and Servicing Equipment Operation and Maintenance,
40hrs, 11-00
First Line Leadership Development Program, 72hrs, 08-03
Leaders Challenge 101, 24hrs, 06-04
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, 32hrs, 08-04
Primary Leadership Development Program, 78hrs, 11-04
University of Maryland, The Art of Public Speaking 100, 3 Sem, Term
2, 2005
University of Maryland, Information System Management 201, 3 Sem,
Term 1, 2006
PROFESSIONAL LICENSES/CERTIFICATES
High and Low Pressure Cryogenic Technician (J-750-0015), 600hrs,
12-00
EPA Refrigerant Technician Certification Type II (A-652-0344),
80hrs, 09-00
Surface Shipboard Gage Calibration (A-652-0500), 40hrs, 10-97
Desired Work Location:
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