Forklift Experience,welding 10 + Yrs

Location:

Barstow, CA

Posted:

February 10, 2025

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OBJECTIVE

To obtain a position that will provide a challenging opportunity and allow continued personal and professional growth.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

•Organizational Skills

•Multi - Tasking Skills

•Over 8 yrs Forklift Experience

•Fabrication of Off-Road Vehicles

•Fabrication of LAV Extra Armor

AWARDS

●Federal Length of Service Award – 10 Yrs of Faithful Service

●Letter of Support – Job Well Done

EMPLOYMENT

●Strobel Energy Group 05/22/23 to 12/20/23

Yermo, CA Job Completed/Ended in Yermo, CA

Based in Omah, NE

Danielle Layton: 661-***-****

Position: Fitter Helper

Duties: Use appropriate hand and power tools to fit and install all types of pipes and/or similar tubular products. Assist in the installation of all types of piping, including high pressure piping, valves, couplings, and other fittings. Cut and drill holes in walls to permit passage of pipes. Select specified type and size of pipe. Mount pipe hangers and brackets on walls and ceilings to hold pipes. Disassemble and remove damaged or worn pipes. Load, transport, unload, and furnish coworkers with materials, tools, equipment, and supplies. Clean work area and restock supplies and materials as necessary. Assist in lifting, positioning, and securing materials and work pieces during installation. Minor maintenance and cleaning tools and equipment. Complete all daily paperwork for the entire crew. Perform any other routine duties as directed by supervisors.

●Rio Tinto 09/04/19 to 05/21/23

Boron, CA

HR: 801-***-****

Position: Mill Wright

Duties: Welding, replacing bearings/seals/belts/belt drives and rollers for the belts. Repair of the rock crusher. Maintenance on all machinery, trouble shooting, and cleaning out pipes. Adhering to and promoting health, safety, and environmental standards while actively engaging in the culture of care, courage, and curiosity. Coordinate functions with the overall plant operations, preparing parts lists and ordering & retrieve parts as needed. Diagnosing and repairing different types of rotating and conveying equipment, including pumps, elevators, screw conveyors, belting, material handling, and centrifuges and hydro generators. Using power and hand equipment, performing varied types of rigging, often at heights which require climbing, and the use of safety equipment i.e., harness, lanyard, personnel-lift, and scissor-lifts. Keeping work areas safe, clean, and well maintained. Taking timely action to correct any unsafe work conditions. Maintaining a continuous improvement focus by developing and participating in the implementation of solutions for the work area. Working effectively and communicating respectfully.

●Marine Corps Logistic Base 12/20/13 08/31/2019

●Wg8

MCLB Barstow Building 573

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Dave Fritts 760-***-****

Position: Welder Worker (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Hold qualifications in Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) for horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions. Perform proper welding of ferrous and non-ferrous metals such as mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum using Miller 350 LX TIG welder, Miller 251 and 351 MIG welders, and Hobart Mega Arc Welder. Poper use of all Pneumatic and handheld tooling; such as grinders, cutting tools, needle gun, tape measures. And angle finders, and squares, chisels, punches, screwdrivers, pliers, and magnetic mirrors to accurately complete tasks on time and under budget. Proficient use of oxygen and acetylene cutting and heating equipment, plasma cutting equipment, band saws of various types: including CNC operations of machines to fabricate components and pieces for tactical vehicle repair. Fabrication and blueprint design of component work and transportation stands to ensure proper safety and ergonomics are achieved for coworkers and equipment safety. Working knowledge of current tactical vehicle statements of work (SOW), technical manuesl (T.M.), and Modification instructions (M.I.) to perform all repairs and duties with little to no supervision. Ability to perform plate replacements, crack repairs, modifications, installation and removal of sheet metal pieces on vehicles and components assigned in varying thickness’s and sizes with little to no supervision. Proper use of personal protective equipment equipment (P.P.E.) such as fire resistant clothing, welding helmets, face shields, safety glasses, ear plugs, and steel toed boots to eliminate potential injuries to myself and co-workers. Proper communicate all in process work to supervisors and coworkers to achieve production goals on time under budget. Demonstrate proper production goals on time and under budget. Demonstrate proper work methods to ensure that plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available to achieve production requirements. Properly demonstrate safety and housekeeping in and around work areas. Ability to perform all necessary and instructed repairs on M88 tank retriever, M9 Ace, M series trucks, Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), and Light Armored Vehicles (LAV, all configurations), Humvee and other heavy equipment as needed. Ability to plan, layout, fabricate, and install repair plating and sheet metal components by development, design, and layout of patterns and cutting forms for assembly and installation. Perform accurate use of measuring instruments to obtain proper angles and dimensions of items. Use of hand tools such as hammers, drills, dead blow mallets, body dollies, and hand tin metal cutters to straighten, fabricate, repair, and install sheet metal components. All work is performed in accordance with industry standards such as OSHA, ISO, and AWS to properly communicate work status to my supervisors, shop planners, engineers, and project managers to ensure work is completed on time and under budget. Able to work independently and with others to complete complex tasks on time. Received a letter of appreciation dated 4/14/16 for work on the Mobile Machine Shop Modification Project which took place 03/28-31/16. Participation in this project reduced the time spent on this project. The project was projected to take two weeks instead it took three days.

●SFS Global 08/2013 12/2013

1626-B

Main St. Susanville, CA

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Nick Brenner/Jim Dillon, Government Supervisor 909-***-**** or 760-***-****

Position: Welder Worker (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Hold qualifications in Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW), Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) for

SFS Global – Cont.

horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions. Perform proper welding of ferrous and non-ferrous metals such as mild steel, stainless steel, and aluminum using Miller 350 LX TIG welder, Miller 251 and 351 MIG welders, and Hobart Mega Arc Welder. Poper use of all Pneumatic and handheld tooling; such as grinders, cutting tools, needle gun, tape measures. And angle finders, and squares, chisels, punches, screwdrivers, pliers, and magnetic mirrors to accurately complete tasks on time and under budget. Proficient use of oxygen and acetylene cutting and heating equipment, plasma cutting equipment, band saws of various types: including CNC operations of machines to fabricate components and pieces for tactical vehicle repair. Fabrication and blueprint design of component work and transportation stands to ensure proper safety and ergonomics are achieved for coworkers and equipment safety. Working knowledge of current tactical vehicle statements of work (SOW), technical manuesl (T.M.), and Modification instructions (M.I.) to perform all repairs and duties with little to no supervision. Ability to perform plate replacements, crack repairs, modifications, installation and removal of sheet metal pieces on vehicles and components assigned in varying thickness’s and sizes with little to no supervision. Proper use of personal protective equipment equipment (P.P.E.) such as fire resistant clothing, welding helmets, face shields, safety glasses, ear plugs, and steel toed boots to eliminate potential injuries to myself and co-workers. Proper communicate all in process work to supervisors and coworkers to achieve production goals on time under budget. Demonstrate proper production goals on time and under budget. Demonstrate proper work methods to ensure that plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available to achieve production requirements. Properly demonstrate safety and housekeeping in and around work areas. Ability to perform all necessary and instructed repairs on M88 tank retriever, M9 Ace, M series trucks, Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), and Light Armored Vehicles (LAV, all configurations), Humvee and other heavy equipment as needed. Ability to plan, layout, fabricate, and install repair plating and sheet metal components by development, design, and layout of patterns and cutting forms for assembly and installation. Perform accurate use of measuring instruments to obtain proper angles and dimensions of items. Use of hand tools such as hammers, drills, dead blow mallets, body dollies, and hand tin metal cutters to straighten, fabricate, repair, and install sheet metal components. All work is performed in accordance with industry standards such as OSHA, ISO, and AWS to properly communicate work status to my supervisors, shop planners, engineers, and project managers to ensure work is completed on time and under budget. Able to work independently and with others to complete complex tasks on time.

●Marine Corps Logistic Base – Barstow 07/2012 08/2013

MCLB Barstow Building 573

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Dan Peterson 760-***-****

Position: Welder Worker (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Marine Corps Logistic Base, Barstow – Cont.

modifications, installation and removal of sheet metal pieces on vehicles and components assigned in varying thickness’s and sizes with little to no supervision. Proper use of personal protective equipment equipment (P.P.E.) such as fire resistant clothing, welding helmets, face shields, safety glasses, ear plugs, and steel toed boots to eliminate potential injuries to myself and co-workers. Proper communicate all in process work to supervisors and coworkers to achieve production goals on time under budget. Demonstrate proper production goals on time and under budget. Demonstrate proper work methods to ensure that plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available to achieve production requirements. Properly demonstrate safety and housekeeping in and around work areas. Ability to perform all necessary and instructed repairs on M88 tank retriever, M9 Ace, M series trucks, Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), and Light Armored Vehicles (LAV, all configurations), Humvee and other heavy equipment as needed. Ability to plan, layout, fabricate, and install repair plating and sheet metal components by development, design, and layout of patterns and cutting forms for assembly and installation. Perform accurate use of measuring instruments to obtain proper angles and dimensions of items. Use of hand tools such as hammers, drills, dead blow mallets, body dollies, and hand tin metal cutters to straighten, fabricate, repair, and install sheet metal components. All work is performed in accordance with industry standards such as OSHA, ISO, and AWS to properly communicate work status to my supervisors, shop planners, engineers, and project managers to ensure work is completed on time and under budget. Able to work independently and with others to complete complex tasks on time.

●Marine Corps Logistic Base – Barstow 07/2011 07/2012

MCLB Barstow Building 573

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Jeffrey Donovan 760-***-****

Position: Artillery Repairer/Mechanic (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Detailed from 11 July 2011 to 13 July 2012 to CWC 729 Turret Shoop, as an artillery repairer/mechanic. Removed turrets and cannon assemplies from vehicle hulls. Disassembled artillery, tank turrets and small arms into subassemblies and component parts. Diagnosed and troubleshoot malfunctions and separate components and parts for repair. Replacement or refurbishment. Prepared reports for replacement and sipostal of workn an damaged parts, as well as; recognizing those items by visual check of pitting, wear, rust and measurements of the strength of springs and dimension parts. Cleaned parts and equipment with the use solvents and degreasers to remove grease, oil, adhesives and dirt. Removed corrosion, tar and paint by sandblasting and the use of wire wheels and sanding wheels. Ust other chemicals such as alkali and hydrochloric acid to remove corrosion, tar and paint from parts of high metal surface finish. Refurbished weapons, parts and equipment by chemically treating the metal to a high quality standard (parkarize). Reassembled subassemblies and major components and install/incorporate into artillery, turrets, and small arms to complete weapons systems. Used hydraulic and air pressure-gages, circuit testers (multi-meters) and precision instruments such as vernier calipers, micrometers, thickness and star gages and torque wrenches. Prepared all equipment for final inspections by performing operational evaluations of electrical, mechanical, pneumatics and hydraulic systems. Referred to technical manuals, blueprints, diagrams, modification instructions and other technical publications to locate parts, verify torque, dimensions and tolerances are within specifications. Artillery M198 rebuild and installed subassemblies such as hydraulic (brake calipers, traversing units, hydraulic piping, recoil systems), mechanical (wheel bearings, axles, torque limiters, elevation screws, traversing and elevation mechanisms, parking brakes, friction clutches and breech mechanisms). Performed operational checks and final adjustments after overhaul, prepairs and installation. Performed preventive maintenance by cleaning, lubricationg, sealing and pressurizing equilibrators with high-presure nitrogen. Replace hydraulic seals and o rings. Removed blacklash from gears with the use of shims packs, aligning or meshing couplings and shifting

Marine Corps Logistic Base, Barstow – Cont.

couplers to various sizes of shafts. Use (GM) grease automotive artillery to repack bearings and gears on subassemblies. Installed equilibrator mechanisms, ballistic shields, and carriage traversing rings, variable recoil mechanisms, brake cylinder and gaskets. Bled airs out of brake lines and replace hydraulic piping. Assist other journeymen on more complex tasks such as removing trunions, elevation screws and top cradles. Finalized inspections by making quick repairs or replacement of parts. Prepared turrets for steam, blast and paint by removing raisers, traversing rings and any broken bolts or adapters. Rebuilt turrets from ground up and rebuild and/or install subassemblies such as cupolas, turret rings, gun mounts, ammo racks, elevation brackets, seats and backrests, grenade launchers, wire harnesses, dome lights, traversing and elevation mechanisms, install electronic equipment, connects cables and wiring to form electrical systems. These systems include poser, lighting, communications, traversing, optics, loading controls and radio. Replace vision blocks of cupolas, covers, rubber pads and protective bands. Lubricate all turrets moving parts in reference to traversing and elevation movement. Finalized inspections by making quick repairs or replacement of parts. Perform maintenance and repairs of any small arms processed for repair into the shop using the knowledge of small arms to diagnose and troubleshoot malfunctions. Complied with policies pertaining to safeguarding of weapons. Boroscopes and pullover of mortars 81mm, 60mm and gauging of mall arms with the use of various types of gages, special tools and precision instruments. Have the knowledge of automatic cannons M242 25mm Chaingun and its components such as solenoids, gear clutches, timing gears, feeder assembly, testing 1.5 HP electronic motor and receiver assembly. Repaired trigger and firing mechanisms by replacing small parts such as small springs difficult spaces. Lubricated and pre-preserved small arms with the use of CLP (cleaner, lubricant and preservative oil), (P9) preservation oil and solid film spray lubricants. Used and maintained artillery mechanic’s tool kit consisting of tool sets of files, punches, screwdrivers, wrenches (Allen hex, adjustable, pipe and open end), socket wrench sets, extractor sets, tap and die sets, hammers and pliers. Used air and power tools such as di grinders, cutting wheels, and drills, power sanders, dremel tools, air pressure metal riverter, hydraulic press and impact wrenches. Used oxygen acetylene torch to heat up and remove broken bolts, and to separate rusted out metal during disassembly.

●Marine Corps Logistic Base – Barstow 03/2008 07/2011

MCLB Barstow Building 573

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Dan Peterson 760-***-****

Position: Welder Worker (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Marine Corps Logistic Base, Barstow – Cont.

glasses, ear plugs, and steel toed boots to eliminate potential injuries to myself and co-workers. Proper communicate all in process work to supervisors and coworkers to achieve production goals on time under budget. Demonstrate proper production goals on time and under budget. Demonstrate proper work methods to ensure that plans, blueprints, materials, and tools are available to achieve production requirements. Properly demonstrate safety and housekeeping in and around work areas. Ability to perform all necessary and instructed repairs on M88 tank retriever, M9 Ace, M series trucks, Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAV), and Light Armored Vehicles (LAV, all configurations), Humvee and other heavy equipment as needed. Ability to plan, layout, fabricate, and install repair plating and sheet metal components by development, design, and layout of patterns and cutting forms for assembly and installation. Perform accurate use of measuring instruments to obtain proper angles and dimensions of items. Use of hand tools such as hammers, drills, dead blow mallets, body dollies, and hand tin metal cutters to straighten, fabricate, repair, and install sheet metal components. All work is performed in accordance with industry standards such as OSHA, ISO, and AWS to properly communicate work status to my supervisors, shop planners, engineers, and project managers to ensure work is completed on time and under budget. Able to work independently and with others to complete complex tasks on time.

●Marine Corps Logistic Base – Barstow 09/2006 03/2008

MCLB Barstow Building 573

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Dan Peterson 760-***-****

Position: Welder Worker Helper (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Marine Corps Logistic Base, Barstow – Cont.

fabricate, repair, and install sheet metal components. All work is performed in accordance with industry standards such as OSHA, ISO, and AWS to properly communicate work status to my supervisors, shop planners, engineers, and project managers to ensure work is completed on time and under budget. Able to work independently and with others to complete complex tasks on time.

●Marine Corps Logistic Base – Barstow 04/2006 09/2006

MCLB Barstow Building 573

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Rick Noonan 760-***-****

Position: Heavy Mobil Equipment Helper (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Have performed complex repairs involving portions of major assemblies and systems such as engines, transmissions, final drives, transfer assembly and suspension with lithe to no supervision. Check for compliance with technical and modification instructions, technical manuals, standardized shop practices and procedures. Disassemble, assemble, preserve, repair, rebuild modify, measure and final test automotive, construction utility, combat vehicles, power train components, hydraulic and pneudraulic items to support principle end items. Assist with the repair and modification of heavy duty vehicles, heavy mobile equipment, combat vehicle such 5 ton cargo trucks, M9 ACE, M970 Re-fuelers, Sixton Purification Units and other heavy e equipment assigned to our team.

●Marine Corps Logistic Base – Barstow 09/2005 04/2006

MCLB Barstow Building 573

Yermo, CA 92398

Supervisor: Jeffrey Donovan 760-***-****

Position: Artillery Repairer (This is a federal job)

Duties, Accomplishments, and Related Skills:

Assigned as an artillery repairer and equipment cleaner, have used various chemical solutions including phosphoric acid, caustic soda, usegreasing, de-rusting and paint stripping. Used additional cleaning methods such as sanders, grinders, automated immersion units, high-pressure spraying units, and vapor horning units. Checked quality and condition of parts and equipment after cleaning as well as the degree of cleanliness. My duties are to steam all heavy mobile equipment to rebuild, overhaul. By use of high pressure washer, steam using personal protective equipment (PPE) such as rubber gloves, boots, goggles, safety glasses, pants, jackets, portable and generated stem to thoroughly clean prior to rebuild and paint. My duties are to inspect for thorough cleanliness and corrosion prior to masking and prepping for primer paint, base coat paint and final or camouflage paint. As equipment cleaner; have engages in joint tasks with journeyman mechanics as director by work orders, statement of work and work requirements set by International Organization of Standards (ISO), follow level III work instructions. Theory of Constraints (TOC) methods and Critical Chain for my assigned duty shop. My Assigned duties include interpreting and executing oral and written instructions from Technical Manuals schematics, modification instructions and pertinent applicable drawings. All tasks have been completed with little to no supervision.

EDUCATION

•Barstow Community College

o24 Semester Hours

oMajor: Welding

oRelevant Coursework, Licenses, and Certifications:

Welding

Gas Medal – Arc Welding

Oxyacetylene Welding

•Silver Valley Adult Ed HS Diploma

Dagget, California

REFERENCE

•DeeDe Crigler 760-***-****

•Trevor Shell 760-***-****

•Herman Crigler 760-***-****

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