Chris Akers
Dahlonega
Summary
Looking to transition from Active Duty Coast Guard to potentially supporting the Coast Guard in a different capacity I think my technical acumen, communication and organizational skills derived from various afloat and support units can provide an added value to prospective employer.
Overview
20
20
years of professional experience
Work History
Electronics Technician
United States Coast Guard
Baltimore, MD
07.2006 - 07.2026
- Serving on USCGC WASHINGTON(WPB-1331), USCGC MOHAWK(WMEC-913) and USCGC RELIANCE(WMEC-615)routine inspections and maintenance was conducted on electronic systems and equipment.
- Serving at shore-side support units ESD Key West, ESD Boston and Patrol Forces Southwest Asia diagnoses and repairs of complex electronic C5ISR devices ensured operational readiness.
- Assigned to Coast Guard Pacific Area(PAC-6) a variety of surface and shore asset communication issues were brought forth and analyzed from the unique perspective of Command visibility and addressed from the Area level down to the C5ISC level which fostered a broad view of Coast Guard C5I processes.
- Current assignment at Surface Forces Logistics Center(SFLC-ESD-ELEX)involves collaboration with multidisciplinary teams to implement and review standardized Coast Guard maintenance procedures and electrical load analyses for surface assets across all Product Lines.
Education
High School Diploma -
Allen D. Nease High School
Ponte Vedra, FL06-1996
Skills
- Systems & Tools: SFLC Central, STIP, SMDP, CGPart, WebFLIS, NESS
- Software: Microsoft Office 365(Word, Excel, Sharepoint, Teams
- Standards& Processes: Reliability Centered Maintenance Training(Classic and Backfit Methodologies), Maintenance Procedure Card Developers course, Joint Maintenance Procedure Card Development Desk Guide
Timeline
Electronics Technician
United States Coast Guard
07.2006 - 07.2026
High School Diploma -
Allen D. Nease High School