Juan L. Navas

**** *. ************ ***. *** Creek, Wisconsin 53154

414-***-****

Objectives

•To work for a company where I can maximize my welding talents, to provide a safer and technological world exceeding customer expectations.

Qualifications

•Excellent welding skills in all types of materials (steel, stainless steel, etc.).

•Remarkable ability to diagnose problems and determine appropriate action.

•Skilled in the use of a variety of power tools and metal fabrication equipment, including: drills, drill press, edge planer, end mill, benders, power saws, sanders and grinders.

•Knowledge and practice of appropriate safety guidelines.

•Strong ability to perform mathematics (adds, subtract, multiply, and divide whole numbers, decimals, fractions, and calculate percentages).

•Exceptional ability to read (blueprints, technical manuals, work orders), write (materials requests), and accurately follow oral and written instructions while maintaining accurate records.

•Ability to work in high places and in tunnels if required.

•Set-up and operate semi-automatic welding machines.

Welding Talents

•SMAW - Stick Welding / Shield and Metal Arc / All Positions.

•GMAW - Gas Metal Arc / All Positions.

•FCAW - Flux core Arc Welding / All Positions.

•GTAW - Gas Tungsten (Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, & Copper Nickel).

•SAW - Submerged arc welding

Certifications and Memberships

•State Certified Welder ID # 1309665

•Member of the American Welding Society - AWS

AWS Certifications (Metallurgy, Welding Symbols, Mathematics, Safety) Blueprint reading

•Welding Mathematics

•Welding Certifications (FCAW, GMAW)

•Essential Skills (Professionalism, Critical Thinking and Problem solving abilities.) Education

•Milwaukee Area Technical College - MATC

Welding Technology Associate Degree

•Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Wisconsin - HCCW

Welding Training Initiative Program

•University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

Computer Science

•Moraine Park Technical College – Fond du Lac – WI

Work History

A-C Equipment Services 07/23-Present

Field Mechanic/Welder and Shop Welder

•Traveling all over United States repairing Rotary Kilns

•Performing welding, cutting, and gauging on the shell of the

•Kilns Aligning the gears of the kilns and the tires of the kiln.

Komatsu Mining Equipment. 08/2021-07/23

Set-up /Welder

•Performed flux-core structural welding using 1/16 and 3/32

•Hand weld all plain and alloy steel work in all positions and set up work on which major alignments and clearances are largely preset by facilities and materials.

•Identify pieces, parts and sub-assemblies, also burn, chip or grind to fit.

•Manually or with jib or overhead crane position and align pieces, parts and sub-assemblies on which major alignments and clearances are largely present using jigs, fixtures, templates, simple measuring tools, etc.

•Select proper electrode and flux, set evenly obtaining proper penetration and making required number of passes.

•Clamp and tack weld as required. Clean off slag using scaling tools, etc.

•Operate Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Torch and Carbon Arc Cutting- Air

Caterpillar Global Mining. 01/2021-08/2021

Flux-core Welder

•Performed flux-core structural welding using 0.52 and 3/32.

•Hand weld all plain and alloy steel work in all positions and set up work on which major alignments and clearances are largely preset by facilities and materials.

•Identify pieces, parts and sub-assemblies, also burn, chip or grind to fit.

•Manually or with jib or overhead crane position and align pieces, parts and sub-assemblies on which major alignments and clearances are largely present using jigs, fixtures, templates, simple measuring tools, etc.

•Select proper electrode and flux, set evenly obtaining proper penetration and making required number of passes.

•Clamp and tack weld as required. Clean off slag using scaling tools, etc.

•Operate Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Torch and Carbon Arc Cutting- Air

Eaton Corporation. 09/2020-01/2021

3 Phase Welder

•Welding Transformers according to the specifications (leak proof)

A-C Equipment Services 01/2017-5/2020

Field Mechanic/Welder

•Traveling all over United States repairing Rotary Kilns

•Performing welding, cutting, and gauging on the shell of the kiln

•Kilns Aligning the gears of the kilns and the tires of the kilns

Manitowoc Cranes 03/2015 –01 /2017

Robotic Welding Operator Programmer /Fitter

•Perform all recognized welding activities on large fabrications. Handle large fabrications with overhead crane as required.

•Operate robotic welding system for optimum productivity. Preventive maintenance and consumable replacement to maintain optimum equipment performance.

•Read and Work from blueprint to layout and add component parts to assemblies as required.

•Inspect and make judgements on the quality of welds and materials.

•Operate CNC controls to create new or modify existing weld programs in response to welding system faults, special order and design changes.

•Set-up and operate manual and robotic welding equipment to produce large fabrications.

•Lift and carry tools, parts and materials. Operate a variety of small hand tools. Use a variety of precision measuring devices.

•Work from blueprints: recognize welding views, welding symbols, read and interpret dimensions, beveling, welding, and interpret a Bill of Material (BOM) or component drawing (i.e. large fabrication drawing)

. • Perform the following weld types: Tack, shielded metal arc (stick), flux core, gas metal arc core and air arc gouging (carbon arcing).

•Set-up of weldments, locate fixturing, verify parts needed to complete job (check mini process sheet, drawing(s), and ISO work instructions or procedures.

Caterpillar 04/2012 – 03/2015

Flux-core Welder

•Performed flux-core structural welding using 0.52 and 3/32.

•Hand weld all plain and alloy steel work in all positions and set up work on which major alignments and clearances are largely preset by facilities and materials.

•Identify pieces, parts and sub-assemblies, also burn, chip or grind to fit.

•Manually or with jib or overhead crane position and align pieces, parts and sub-assemblies on which major alignments and clearances are largely present using jigs, fixtures, templates, simple measuring tools, etc.

•Select proper electrode and flux, set evenly obtaining proper penetration and making required number of passes.

•Clamp and tack weld as required. Clean off slag using scaling tools, etc.

•Operate Oxy-Acetylene Cutting Torch and Carbon Arc Cutting- Air

Super Steel 04/2011 – 04/2012

Set-up Welder (MIG & TIG)

•Position work pieces and clamps together or assemble in jigs or fixtures.

•Weld in flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead position.

•Weld metal parts or components together, using brazing, gas, or arc welding equipment. (Flux core, TIG and MIG welding)

•Chip or grind off excess weld, slag, or spatter, using hand scraper or power chipper, portable grinder, or arc-cutting equipment.

•Repair broken or cracked parts, fill holes and increase size of metal parts, using welding equipment.

•All test welds prepared. Welded and tested in Accordance with AWS D1.1 and D1.3 (10.1U,

2.3,2.4, 3.3, 3.4, 4.3, 5.3, 5.4, 6.3, 6.4, 7.3, 7.4, 8.3L, 9.3U)

Patrick Cudahy 02/2009- 04/2011

General Labor

Alliance Laundry System 01/2006 – 02/2008

MIG & TIG Welder

•Weld metal parts or components together, using brazing, gas, or arc welding equipment. (Flux core, TIG and MIG welding, stainless steel)

•Repair broken or cracked parts, fill holes and increase size of metal parts, using welding equipment.

•Weld in flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead position.

•Chip or grind off excess weld, slag, or spatter, using hand scraper or power chipper, portable grinder, or arc-cutting equipment.

•Position work pieces and clamps together or assemble in jigs or fixtures.

•Traveled to Mariana, FL within the company for welding training and projects.

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Exp. 01/16/2019

2014 – Present

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