John Tracy
Service Manager CTS Preventive Maintenance at Dürr- Claim this Profile
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Credentials
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HLO
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HUET
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OMSA
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STCW
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Safe Gulf
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Twic
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US MMC
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US passport
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Vanauatu MMC
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Experience
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Dürr
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Germany
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Machinery Manufacturing
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700 & Above Employee
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Service Manager CTS Preventive Maintenance
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May 2021 - Present
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Commissioning Engineer
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2017 - May 2021
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Noble Drilling
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United Kingdom
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Oil and Gas
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100 - 200 Employee
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ET
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Jan 2015 - Jan 2017
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HORNBECK OFFSHORE®
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United States
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Maritime Transportation
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700 & Above Employee
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ETO
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Jul 2010 - Jan 2015
Responsible for all electronics onboard a 470 ft. multipurpose vessel, as well as all electrical maintenance, Kongsberg DP 3 system, Radiscan, Cyscan, and Radius systems, Satellite systems, CCTV, and phone systems. Responsible for all electronics onboard a 470 ft. multipurpose vessel, as well as all electrical maintenance, Kongsberg DP 3 system, Radiscan, Cyscan, and Radius systems, Satellite systems, CCTV, and phone systems.
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Assistant Port Engineer
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2007 - 2010
Responsible for assisting the Port Engineer in overseeing all maintenance and training of engineers on a fleet of seven ship assist tug boats, As well as performing repairs on Detroit and John Deer, generators and EMD main propulsion engines. Responsible for assisting the Port Engineer in overseeing all maintenance and training of engineers on a fleet of seven ship assist tug boats, As well as performing repairs on Detroit and John Deer, generators and EMD main propulsion engines.
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1999 - 2007
USCG Tahoma- Main propulsion division, responsible for direct supervision and development of 6 crewmembers. Directed and participated in routine maintenance of main propulsion ALCOVE engines and 4 diesel electric generators. USCG Air station Cape Cod Facilities engineering- Responsible for one of two USCG bases with housing onboard. Duties included but were not limited to: Daily repairs in occupied units in any aspect from floor to ceiling. Performing turnarounds after service members vacated units. Entire remodeling and updating of units. Troubleshooting and repairing electrical issues, water heaters, HVAC units, plumbing to include main line clogs. Contract negotiations between veteran's affairs and Facilities Engineering in Rhode Island. Represented and inspected work for Facilities Engineering. On call technician. Supervised a team of 10 service members. Maritime Safety and Security Team 91102- served as small boat engineer, crewmember and Boarding Officer. Later placed in position of MATT team supervisor. Responsible for a fleet of 12 DHS small boats, 30 vehicles, a 4 bay garage, carpentry and welding shop and personnel. Weekly reports to MKCM J. Dobbins on status of fleet and personnel evaluations. Traveled to various locations to provide secure environments for a multitude of events. USCG Station Charleston-Acting EPO, duties included running everyday operations of Engineering department for Station Charleston. Teaching and performing maintenance on 6 DHS small boats and one 47' MLB. Supervising and scheduling of 2 teams of 8 engineers.
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Education
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ACCES welding technologies
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MMI Honda outboard School
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Machinery technician A school
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US Army B NOC
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US Army Jump School
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US Army PLDC
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US Army Side look Ariel radar repair school
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US Army signal school
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US Navy firefighters school Providence Rhode Island
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USCG Basic Training
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USCG Boarding officer School
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USCG Leadership and Management training
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USCG facilities engineering management
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