Jefferson Manayao

AS A MACHINIST

• Read and followed blueprints, diagrams and drawings to fabricate products.
• Calculated dimensions and tolerances using knowledge of mathematics and instruments such as micrometers or vernier calipers.
• Sharpened, replaced and tracked cutting tools to adhere to strict quality control and usage schedules.
• Measured, laid out and marked metal stock to display placement of cuts.
• Maintained a clean and safe work environment by adhering to safety protocols.
• Operated forklift to place finished products on skids and transport to warehouse.
• Changed worn cutting tools as needed during operation.
• Selected appropriate speeds and feeds according to metal type and finish specifications.
• Inspected material after completion for accurate measurements of dimensions.
• Incorporated new preventive and corrective maintenance processes to increase equipment lifespan.
• Observed operating machines or equipment to diagnose machine malfunctions and determine need for adjustments or repairs.
• Gauged and maintained tolerances on grinding diameters, depths, squareness and parallelism.
• Read blueprints, sketches, drawings, manuals, specifications or sample part to determine dimensions and tolerance of finished work piece.
• Troubleshot and repaired machines to increase productivity and decrease spending.
• Drilled holes in parts using drill presses.
• Used grinding equipment for finishing surfaces and sharpening cutting edges on machined parts.
• Designed fixtures, tooling or experimental parts to meet special engineering needs.
• Measured, marked and indicated dimensions and reference points on materials.
• Measured and marked dimensions and reference points to meet precise specifications.
• Separated scrap waste and related materials for reuse or recycling.
• Monitored feed and speed of machines during machining process to report problems and required repairs.
• Tested experimental models under simulated operating conditions to determine standardization and feasibility of design.
• Operated hand tools, drill presses, riveting machines and tap burners to safely produce projects.
• Followed established safety procedures while operating machinery.
• Maintained logs, lists and files and promptly completed necessary paperwork.
• Followed written instructions to set up and operate manual equipment and computer-controlled production machines.
• Set up, adjusted and operated basic or specialized machine tools to perform precision machining operations.
• Performed routine maintenance on machinery, including lubrication, cleaning.
• Adjusted machine feed and speed, changed cutting tools, or adjusted machine controls when automatic programming was faulty or if machines malfunctioned.
• Troubleshot issues with machines and made necessary repairs or adjustments.
• Calculated dimensions or tolerances using micrometers or vernier calipers.
• Aligned components for assembly according to blueprint specifications using measuring instruments such as calipers or dial indicators.
• Trained, directed and instructed apprentices and helpers to increase production levels and meet established goals.

AS A SEAFARER

• Carried out daily watchkeeping duties while at sea.
• Provided support in setting up anchors upon arrival at destination port and harbor.
• Maintained checklists and logs of vessel maintenance and operations.
• Inspected rigging components for wear or damage prior to use and replaced if necessary.
• Cleaned, maintained, and mended ship decks and assessed areas requiring major damage repair.
• Supervised vessel entry and exit points and logged persons entering and leaving.
• Loaded or unloaded materials, vehicles or passengers from vessels.
• Monitored vessel's bridge operations to ensure compliance with company regulations.
• Stood watch in ships' bows or bridge wings to look for obstructions or locate navigational aids.
• Lowered and manned lifeboats during emergencies.
• Checked oil levels and monitored equipment to regularly oil and lubricate for smooth functioning.
• Ensured that all deck personnel were familiar with operational procedures before sailing.
• Documented vessel's supplies and equipment inventory.
• Read pressure and temperature gauges or displays and recorded data in engineering logs.
• Assisted deck officers with chipping, painting and grinding to maintain structural integrity of deck.
• Chipped and cleaned rust spots on decks, superstructures or sides of ships.
• Monitored equipment for leaks, loose pipes, broken lights or other issues and informed mechanics of repair needs.
• Assisted professionals with maneuvering vessel through tight channels and in difficult weather conditions.
• Wrote daily vessel reports and updated logs, detailing issues and remediation efforts.
• Performed general maintenance duties on deck, including painting, chipping, and cleaning.
• Performed maintenance and upkeep of assigned onboard areas.
• Checked weather conditions regularly and reported changes to Captain promptly.
• Regularly checked tank soundings to ensure stability of vessel.
• Assisted in anchoring operations when entering or leaving ports or harbors.