Dwayne Warner
Chesapeake,VA
Summary
Detail-oriented machinist with expertise in precision measurement and safety compliance. Proven ability to conduct routine inspections and ensure quality control in the assembly of naval vessels.
Overview
29
29
years of professional experience
Work History
Outside Machinist
HII-NNS
newport news, VA
05.2019 - Current
- Operated machinery for assembly and maintenance of naval vessels, ensuring adherence to project timelines and quality standards.
- Inspected components to ensure compliance with safety standards and specifications.
- Utilized hand tools and power tools for precision fabrication tasks.
- Conducted routine maintenance to enhance machinery performance and reliability.
- Trained junior machinists on operational procedures and safety protocols efficiently.
- Used grinding wheels to sharpen edges of drill bits, taps and reamers.
- Cleaned machine parts using solvents, enhancing performance and extending machinery lifespan. with solvents for proper functioning of the machinery.
- Communicated with supervisors on project progress, facilitating timely adjustments and informed decision-making.
- Performed precision measurements and alignment of components using micrometers, calipers, dial indicators, laser measuring equipment and other machinist tools.
- Replaced worn cutting tools with new ones according to the size and shape of the material being machined.
- Reviewed drawings, blueprints, and other documents for accuracy.
13B Artillery
Army National Guard VA
Mechanicsville, Virginia
01.1998 - 08.2004
Education
Bachelor of Science - Sociology
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VASkills
- Equipment maintenance
- Precision measurement
- Blueprint interpretation
- Tool sharpening
- Safety compliance
- Quality control
- Routine inspections
- managing the cooling water systems
Summary
Working 40 hours per week, I was responsible for the installation, grooming, and testing of the following
systems for the Virginia class submarines:
• Flask Bottles installation which includes grinding, measuring, and balancing the noise control mounts for quiet operation.
• Torpedo tube locking ring, installing flushing blocks, and
actuators.
• Circuit D's were installed using multiple tools and drilling to
specification.
• The muzzle door switches were installed working with welders
and the x-ray personnel. This work also included drilling and tapping.
• SOF doors are part of the submarine's sail and entails drilling and tapping along with centering and machining liners.
I have mastered usage of the following tools ranging
from simple wrenches to drill presses to more complicated equipment boring equipment and precision
grinders. I am qualified to run the Temporary Auxiliary Seawater systems.
Other qualifications that I
have earned are:
- lockwire
- HyTorc hydraulic pump
- torque wrench
Timeline
Outside Machinist
HII-NNS
05.2019 - Current
13B Artillery
Army National Guard VA
01.1998 - 08.2004
Bachelor of Science - Sociology
Old Dominion University