Todd Tanaka

• Performed oil changes and fluid checks to maintain vehicle performance.
• Got rid of used oil filters so it can be disposed of properly.
• Cleaned windshields and put air in tires as that were additional things that was expected of lube technicians.

• Did tire installations and repairs, ensuring safety and efficiency standards met.
• Performed tire rotations and tire maintenance.
• Diagnosed tire-related issues and fixed those problems.
• Worked with hand tools and power tools to repair and install tires so that the job gets done.
• Got rid of old tires that were no longer good and helped with placing/organizing new tires that were received.

- Powered up and maintained electrical military equipment.

- Inventoried electrical military gear.

- Troubleshooted and prepared electrical military equipment for weekly use and deployments.

• Delivered packages efficiently, adhering to scheduled routes and timelines.
• Conducted vehicle inspections to ensure safety and compliance with regulations.
• Maintained accurate delivery logs, tracking shipments from dispatch to final destination.

• Worked as an electrician and generator operator in the Marine Corps.
• Worked on generators and panels to power up military gear.
• Have experience working with tools such as wrenches, pliers, Allen keys, hammers, screwdrivers, drills, saws, pallet jacks and soldering irons.
• Cleaned up oil and gasoline spills at deployment sites and work sites where military equipment is being used.
• Completed other manual labor tasks such as helping lift heavy equipment for other people and doing the annual mandatory fitness tests that Marines must do.
• Worked on preparing and troubleshooting military equipment that is needed for electricity because if generators and panels stop working, then other people are not able to perform the jobs on the equipment that are powered up by generators, panels, and circuit breakers.
• When deployed to South Korea from February 23rd to March 28th, 2023, the main goal at the time was to power up and maintain 8 generators and multiple panels so other Marines are able to do the jobs for the equipment that non-utility Marines work with.
• Was sent to power up and install military electrician gear such as generators, panels, and circuit breakers for other platoons when those platoons requested that a military electrician be present to complete those tasks.
• Enlisted in the United States Marine Corps-San Diego, CA