Max Aquilina
Warner
Summary
Enthusiastic and dedicated Apprentice Boilermaker with a strong work ethic and a passion for learning. Experienced in repairing and maintaining drill tools and fabricating metal components. Skilled in Oxy-fuel cutting, MIG welding, and Stick welding, with a focus on safety and quality. Consistently contributes to team efforts and takes pride in delivering high-quality work
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Apprentice Boilermaker
Queensland Civil Solutions
06.2024 - 02.2025
Tool Repair & Maintenance: Repairing and refurbishing broken or worn drill tools, ensuring functionality and durability.
Fabrication: Assisting in the fabrication of metal components by following technical drawings and specifications.
Welding Operations: Applying skills in Oxy-fuel cutting, MIG welding, and Stick welding to join, cut, or repair metal parts and structures.
Safety Compliance: Ensuring all work is carried out following company safety protocols and industry regulations to maintain a safe work environment.
Education
Completed 10th Grade -
Bray Park State Highschool
Bray Park12-2023
Skills
- Heavy lifting
- Hand and power tools
- Repair work
- Material prepping
Timeline
Apprentice Boilermaker
Queensland Civil Solutions
06.2024 - 02.2025
Completed 10th Grade -
Bray Park State Highschool
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