Keiya Wada
Dedicated Gas Turbine Systems Technician known for strong problem-solving abilities and quality control expertise. Successfully improved maintenance workflows and ensured compliance with Navy standards, ready to contribute to high-performance operations.
Work History
Gas Turbine Systems Technician
4 Years- Conducted troubleshooting and maintenance on gas turbine systems to ensure operational readiness.
- Utilized diagnostic tools to identify issues, enhancing system performance and reliability.
- Collaborated with team members to perform scheduled inspections and repairs on propulsion systems.
- Developed technical documentation for maintenance procedures, improving knowledge sharing within the team.
- Streamlined maintenance processes, reducing downtime and increasing efficiency in system operations.
- Monitored system performance metrics, ensuring compliance with Navy standards and regulations.
- Supported emergency response efforts during unexpected outages, swiftly restoring gas turbine operation with minimal disruption.
- Maintained accurate records of all maintenance activities, facilitating efficient planning and resource management for future tasks.
Warehouse Worker
2 Years 5 Months- Loaded and unloaded shipments, ensuring accurate inventory placement and organization.
- Conducted regular quality checks on incoming and outgoing products, maintaining high standards.
- Collaborated with team members to optimize workflow and improve overall efficiency.
- Trained new hires on safety protocols and operational procedures for effective onboarding.
- Loaded, unloaded, and moved material to and from storage and production areas.
- Consistently lifted materials weighing as much as 70 pounds.
- Operated various types of warehouse machinery safely, adhering to all relevant guidelines and protocols.
Education
High School Diploma
Skills
Accomplishments
Maintained and troubleshot LM2500 gas turbine propulsion systems, supporting the operational readiness of a DDG-class guided-missile destroyer and reducing equipment downtime through systematic fault isolation.
Executed 200+ preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance actions using Navy technical manuals, engineering procedures, and maintenance standards while maintaining strict safety and quality requirements.
Identified the root cause of a critical mechanical equipment failure and completed an in-house repair, eliminating the need for costly component replacement and saving the Navy approximately $2,000,000.