Organized and dependable candidate successful at managing multiple priorities with a positive attitude. Willingness to take on added responsibilities to meet team goals.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
Work History
Helper Trainee (Sheet Metal)
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
01.2023 - Current
Working abroad various class submarines and surface ships such as the seawolf class SSN-21,22,23. The Ohio class SSGN-726,727. The Nimitz class CVN 68, 71 and lastly the LA class SSN 756 removing, installing interferences such as lockers, ventilation, bunks and non-structured bulkheads with battery operated drills and wrenches, rivet guns and deburring sheers as interferences for other trades following drawings pertaining to the scope of the work required.
Meeting inspection criteria of code 260 noise and vibration to ensure the ventilation, fan system will not cause a sound short.
Ensuring no foreign material is encased in the fan systems upon removal, reinstallation of ventilation, fan systems.
Problem solving writing deficiency forms and logs to form a corrective action per engineering.
Following supervisor instruction to complete tasks on time.
Generating material delivery tags, material tracking tags to insure no loss of material
Working side by side with lead mechanics as a team assisting in the task at hand.
Leading, teaching newer employees how to properly read a technical work document, work authorization form, technical work document release table, various drawings ensuring process is being met and understood
Working at building 857 S/17 main shop learning how to fabricate alison doors for aircraft carriers, fabricating and repairing ventilation sequences using screwdrivers, wrenches, jump sheers, deburring tumblers, no bounce hammers, two-inch grinders, spot welders, sand blasting cabinets.
Generating AWRs, TSRs, for assist trades and temp services in order to meet the completion of work per the Task Group Instruction. Adhere to safety regulations.
Working with S/26 following industrial process (1688) and (1689) (WPC FAQ) preforming fit-up to meet dimension tolerances, to prevent material shrinkage, On various components.
Verify correct material per job material list, size, material type, thread pitch.
Contributed to a safe work environment by maintaining cleanliness and order in the workspace.
Prepared work areas for construction activities, removing debris or obstructions that could hinder progress.
Education
High School Diploma -
Discovery High School
Port Orchard, WA
11.2018
Skills
Active Learning
Teamwork and Collaboration
Attention to Detail
Following Directions
References
Shop 17 supervisor
Alex Lickar (360)552-1693
Timeline
Helper Trainee (Sheet Metal)
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
01.2023 - Current
High School Diploma -
Discovery High School
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