Marquiis McGee

Sort packages by number from conveyor belt onto roller-carts, ensuring accurate loading process.

• Load roller-carts onto trailers, securing them properly for transportation to stores.

• Maintain high levels of productivity and efficiency in a fast-paced warehouse environment.

• Collaborate with team members to ensure seamless loading process and resolve any issues or concerns.

Worked on naval ship repair projects

• Fabricated, assembled, and repaired metal components for US Navy vessels. Including; USS Kearsarge (LHD 3), USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 65).
• Utilized various weldingprocesses, such as FCAW, and SMAW.
• Ensured high-quality welds, meeting strict naval standards,
• collaborated with team members to complete projects efficiently and effectively.
• demonstrated attention to detail, strong work ethic, and commitment to safety.

New Construction on Navel Vessels

• SMAW, FCAW, GMAW, GMAW-P

• Hulls, Bulkheads, Frames, Foundations, Deck Plate, Inserts, T-Bars

• Maintain integrity of various alloys by following the Pre-Heat and Inter-Pass procedure

• Visually Level 1 (VT)inspect welds to assure all welds are in correspondence with procedure required

• Follow weld procedures, symbols and blueprint specifications

• Adherence to ALL Safety Protocol, OSHA 10 Standards, and Site Specific Regulations

• Weld in Vertical, Horizontal, Flat, Overhead Positions

• Responsible for the Safety of Personnel, Equipment and Vessel to ensure no fire presents itself during “Hot Work” activities.

• Obtain : Hot Work Permit

• Inspect Fire Bottle for Damage, Fully Charged, Current Inspection, Pin in Place

• Inspect Area – Remove Flammable Material, and Cover Equipment and Anything that cannot be Removed/Damaged with Fire Blanket.

• Sign and Post – “Hot Work Permit

• Maintain Watch over Area, Personnel and Equipment while “Hot Work” being conducted.

• Remain 30 minutes in area once all “Hot Work” completed.

• Clean Up – Discard trash and debris