Edwin Minor

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Newport News, VA *****

adn4ix@r.postjobfree.com

757-***-****

Highly experienced metal fabricator with 25+ years of working from blueprints & technical publications. Skilled in the use of shop machinery, various hand tools and precision measuring equipment. Trained as a Quality Assurance Inspector, as well as 8 years Departmental Safety Inspector

(OSHA) for HII (Newport News Shipyard).

With a strong back ground in material handling (forklift), shipping/receiving logistics

(DOT) & (IATA).

Willing to relocate to: Norfolk, VA - Newport News, VA - Portsmouth, VA Authorized to work in the US for any employer.

Work Experience

X32 Nuc. Sheetmetal Mechanic

Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) - Newport News, VA January 2005 to December 2017

Fabricate and install a variety of sheet metal such as aluminum & stainless steel, as well as steel bulkheads. Performed detailed RadCon Controls on nuclear venting systems, main engine exhaust. Plan and lay out work from blueprints, drawings, and other specifications for the removal/installation of berthing compartments and instrumentation panels using shop mathematics. Proficient with the use of hand tools, power tools, and various instruments of measurement. Responsible for final checking of co- workers jobs before sale to NAVSEA.

And as a X32 Safety Task Team member would perform safety audits in high risk areas along with daily routine work areas. Researches and studies records and files covering mishaps, injuries, and equipment maintenance data.

Sr. Shipping Clerk

Invitrogen (Thermo Fisher Scientific) - Carlsbad, CA January 1996 to December 2004

Verify and keep records on all incoming and outgoing biotech shipments and prepares items which are stored at room temp and down to sub-zero temps for shipment by means of the highest quality and productivity standards (ISO 2000).

(Forklift Operator)

Training new & Jr. employees on the latest shipping procedures (Info Ship). Specializing in large international hazardous material shipments (IATA) to foreign countries.

Aviation Structural Mechanic

U.S. Navy (Active/Reserve) - Norfolk, VA

January 1983 to December 1999

Maintain all aircraft main and auxiliary hydraulic power systems, actuating subsystems and landing gear, aircraft fuselage, wings airfoils, and associated fixed and movable surfaces and flight controls. While onboard various aircraft carriers (out to sea) I worked as a flight deck Trouble Shooter assisting in launch & recovery of jet aircraft, always at the ready to make last minute repairs moment before take off. (Squadrons)

The years not in a squadron were spent working in Level Two Maintenance. Performing fabrication, calibration, repair, or replacement of damaged and non-serviceable parts, components, and assemblies; limited manufacture of parts; and technical assistance through use of various shop machinery & hand tools. (AIMD)

Recently Retired

Huntington Ingalls Industries 2017

Education

Graduated in Aviation Structure Repair

AMS A-School Navy - Millington, TN

1984 to 1985

Some College (2 yrs) in Mechanical Engineering

SUNY Westchester Community College - Valhalla, NY

1981 to 1983

Diploma

John Jay High School - Hopewell Jct, NY

1977 to 1981

Skills

• Quality Inspection

• Precision Measuring Instruments

• Fabrication

• Aircraft Maintenance

• Mechanic Experience

• Blueprint Reading

• Quality Assurance

Military Service

Branch: United States Navy

Service Country: United States

1983 to 1999

Assessments

Basic mechanical knowledge — Expert

May 2021

Understanding and applying mechanical concepts and processes Full results: Expert

Construction safety — Proficient

May 2021

Using safe practices while on a construction site

Full results: Proficient

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