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GREGORY LOPEZ
House No. 45,
Angelina Street,
Clermont City, Florida,
United States of America,
Phone: 666 (4554)
CAREER GOAL:
To work in a spirited and demanding work environment as a Naval Architect in the Ship Building sector and to give to the best of my capability towards the development and growth of a progressive organization.
SKILLS:
- Excellent in carrying out ship design calculations
- Proper experience in Detail Designing for production
- Modeling software skills
- Outstanding knowledge in Ship Design
- Knowledge of the rules of Classification Societies
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
2005-Present
Naval Architect:
BAE SYSTEMS, CALIFORNIA, U.S
- Carry out detail design/drafting of formation of ship and outfitting for new shipbuilding and repairs/conversions.
- Make production information for ship structure, hull machinery/equipment setting up, hull fitting installation/fabrication, accommodation furnishing, etc.
- Complete the work of naval architecture calculations, e.g., stability/hydrostatic, weight distribution, etc.
- Organize documents for drawing list, material list, production information, weight control, material management, delivery documents, etc.
2002-2005
Naval Architect:
ARMY & NAVY UNION GARRISON, CALIFORNIA, U.S
- Estimate procedure of marine equipment during acceptance testing and shakedown cruises.
- Discuss with research personnel so as to simplify or resolve problems, and to build up or modify designs.
- Scrutinize and observe tests on machinery and equipment for compliance with standards.
- Carry out environmental, operational or performance tests on marine machinery and equipment.
- Find out conditions under which tests are to be conducted, as well as sequences and phases of test operations.
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN PHYSICS, 1994
WHITTIER COLLEGE, CALIFORNIA, U.S
DIPLOMA IN NAVAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGICAL LABORATORY
ANAHEIM UNIVERSITY, CALIFORNIA, U.S