Ruben Avila

Part of a team manufacturing and assembling STEIN THERMO FIN FRYERS.

• Utilized various hand tools, power tools, and equipment in the assembly process while maintaining a high level of precision and accuracy.

Subcontract with US Navy for repair of Main and auxiliary steam valves.

• Met tight deadlines without compromising workmanship standards through efficient time management strategies.

• Maintained neat and clean work area, clearing debris, organizing parts and keeping spaces open.
• Utilized various hand tools, power tools, and equipment in the assembly process while maintaining a high level of precision and accuracy.
• Tested finished products for compliance with tolerances and overall quality.
• Worked with heavy machinery and various power tools when assembling parts.
• Played an integral role in achieving departmental goals through consistent high-quality output during periods of increased workload or tight deadlines.

Journeyman mechanic: Aided in repair/overhaul of naval submarines and warships. Main and Auxiliary propulsion systems and support components such as hull&back-up valves, centrifugal pumps, steam and saltwater valves. Steam driven ships service generators.

Marine machinery Supervisor: Responsible for up to 16 journeyman mechanics. Trident Class Submarine main shaft replacement, including propeller shaft seals and housings respectively. Various valves and pumps, stern/rudder and dive planes.

Project Engineer: For the removal repair of Fairwater planes, fit-up and reinstallation managing and coordinating multiple work centers. Ships Service Generator Steam rotor removal. Well versed with Sub-Safe and Level-One work and the attributes associated with inspections and documentation, recertification.