Millwright
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11 2015 - 09 2023
- Used hoisting and rigging equipment to move heavy machinery and equipment.
- Inserted shims, adjusted tension on nuts and bolts and positioned parts, using hand tools and measuring instruments with 99% accuracy.
- Read and interpreted blueprints and schematics to understand machinery design and layout.
- Aligned and leveled machines using precision measuring instruments to avoid unnecessary wear and tear.
- Inspected and examined all machinery and equipment to detect malfunctions or irregularities.
- Made repairs and modified equipment by welding.
- Operated machine tools to fabricate parts during overhaul, maintenance, or setup of machineries.
- Created durable and long-lasting structures to withstand industrial environment demands.
- Optimized machinery performance by customizing and adjusting settings to match production requirements.
- Achieved greater precision in machine alignment by utilizing laser technology during installation and repair projects.
- Collaborated with engineering to design modifications for machinery, enhancing performance and reliability.
- Mentored junior millwrights as they acquired new skills and gained familiarity with complex industrial machinery operations.