Ray Charles Duenas

• ensuring clear communication with the crane operator.
• checking the weight and stability of loads.
• verifying lifting equipment is certified and in good condition.
• keeping the work area clear of obstructions
• directing the safe movement of loads, and stopping operations if anything unusual occurs.
• fastening heavy loads to transportation equipment and controlling, supervising and directing the equipment's operators.
• planning and loading/rigging the system for the production.

• move heavy materials and equipment around worksites using rigging gear such as pulleys, cranes and winches.
• make sure that the machinery is aligned, leveled and anchored.
• prepare loads for transport by inspecting and preparing them.
• operate cable, rope, pulley, winch, winches and other lifting equipment.
• select the right pulleys, booms, braces and cables for various jobs.
• Maneuvering loads using heavy equipment machinery and by hand.
• Breaking down rigging equipment and conducting post-rigging inspections.

General Maintenance: Prepare steel surfaces, painting, and chipping of craft, carpentry, plumbing, masonry and minor electrical work. Perform preservation and painting on equipment, deck mooring equipment, watercrafts, and boats. Perform general maintenance on machinery and in house equipment. Assist Journeyman Mechanics with scheduled preventive maintenance and complex repair to boats, watercraft and Annex machinery. Expert line handler for various types of surface vessel and different types of submarines. Experienced with Typhoon storm preparations when task to prepare the Naval Base Guam Harbor for extreme weather conditions. Prepare outdated and damaged equipment for disposal at DRMO by using cutting torch to separate metal materials.

Small Boat Operator: Responsible for the safe operation and safety of all personal and/ or cargo on board. Insure craft is ready to operate and that all task are completed with scheduled time and respond to any emergency withing a predetermined time frames. Maintain small craft in operational condition and perform other duties assigned.

Deckhand: Performed all on-board vessel deck talks inclusive of Docking, undocking, anchoring, securing lines, securing cargo, removal and installation of broom, making minor repairs, paint touch ups and maintain vessel appearance.

Responsible for conducting ordnance handling evolutions at the team level to include but not limited to, receipt, segregation, store, renovation/repackaging and issue of conventional ammunition weapons, torpedoes, missiles and ordnance components to fully support the Naval Fleet units and locals commands.