CWI/CWE
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Added: 1/15/2015
Last Updated: 1/15/2015
Last Updated: 1/15/2015
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State:
AR Arkansas
Country:
United States
Status:
I am willing to Travel.
Currently working but always looking.
I prefer temp jobs.
I prefer permanent jobs.
Currently working but always looking.
I prefer temp jobs.
I prefer permanent jobs.
Certifications
CWI/CWE
OSHA Authorized Construction Trainer
OSHA Authorized Construction Trainer
Education
American Welding Society – Certified Welding Inspector and Certified Welding Educator
OSHA Authorized Construction Trainer ( ten to thirty hour class)
Richland Community College – Decatur, IL – 12/11
Completion of training in the following course:
OSHA 510: STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Lincoln Land Community College Higher Education Program – Springfield, IL – 04/09
Pre- Apprentice Certificate
Midwest Technical Institute – Springfield, IL – 01/07
Journeyman welder Diploma
OSHA Authorized Construction Trainer ( ten to thirty hour class)
Richland Community College – Decatur, IL – 12/11
Completion of training in the following course:
OSHA 510: STANDARDS FOR CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
Lincoln Land Community College Higher Education Program – Springfield, IL – 04/09
Pre- Apprentice Certificate
Midwest Technical Institute – Springfield, IL – 01/07
Journeyman welder Diploma
Experience
Experience:
Delta Technical College – Horn Lake, MS – 7/09 to Present
Welding Instructor Supervisor: Tom Pullin Phone Number: (309) 531-4120
CWI/CWE
Confident & Competent, INC. – Oakley, IL – 1/07 to 7/09
Welder/Fitter Supervisor: Mike Lazoen Phone Number: (217) 299-0666
• Work experience with the following materials/procedures :
o Visually inspected welds on various joint configurations for six years.
o Visually inspected SMAW,GTAW,GMAW, and FCAW on plate and pipe.
o Shielded metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, gas metal arc welding, flux core arc welding.
o Proper oxy-fuel torch cutting, plasma cutting, carbon arc gouging and proper safety procedures for these cutting processes.
o Inspection of rigging hardware, slings, and loads being lifted.
o Performed guided bend test on weld coupons.
o Bolted, clamped, and tack-welded parts to secure position for welding.
o Experienced in handling heavy machine operations.
• Supervise /Oversee inventory for a shop of up to fifty people at a time.
• Executed daily operations of pipe welding and pipe fitting while maintaining shop cleanliness and field cleanliness. Help lay out, fit, and weld carbon pipe and stainless steel pipe for installation.
• Assisted in selecting equipment and planning layout, assembly, and welding. Wrote, designed, and produced prints for different pipe lines as well as helped position, align, and fit components together.
• Was instrumental in utilizing crane signals, gas tungsten arc welding, and shielded metal arc welding.
• Maintained safety procedures and food grade welds.
• Verify levelness and verticality, using levels and plumb bobs.
• Assisted in remodeling procedures, including Installation of siding and soffit. Thorough knowledge of materials, methods and the tools involved in the construction or repair of buildings and other structures.
• Welded rebar for concrete footings.
• Ability to safely use/safely inspect hand and power tools applicable to the trade, and make repairs to equipment /welded small tools and equipment.
• Training students to understand and follow safety rules for worksite conditions.
o Train on welding safety, cutting safety, and rigging.
o Teach pipe fitting using different piping offsets.
o Demonstrate how to inspect rigging hardware, slings, and loads being lifted and instruct individuals on safety procedures.
o Safety training for employees on fall protection, confined space entry, ladder safety, lock-out / tag-out, rigging, near miss, blood borne pathogens, respirator training, fork lift operation, and hazard communication.
Delta Technical College – Horn Lake, MS – 7/09 to Present
Welding Instructor Supervisor: Tom Pullin Phone Number: (309) 531-4120
CWI/CWE
Confident & Competent, INC. – Oakley, IL – 1/07 to 7/09
Welder/Fitter Supervisor: Mike Lazoen Phone Number: (217) 299-0666
• Work experience with the following materials/procedures :
o Visually inspected welds on various joint configurations for six years.
o Visually inspected SMAW,GTAW,GMAW, and FCAW on plate and pipe.
o Shielded metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, gas metal arc welding, flux core arc welding.
o Proper oxy-fuel torch cutting, plasma cutting, carbon arc gouging and proper safety procedures for these cutting processes.
o Inspection of rigging hardware, slings, and loads being lifted.
o Performed guided bend test on weld coupons.
o Bolted, clamped, and tack-welded parts to secure position for welding.
o Experienced in handling heavy machine operations.
• Supervise /Oversee inventory for a shop of up to fifty people at a time.
• Executed daily operations of pipe welding and pipe fitting while maintaining shop cleanliness and field cleanliness. Help lay out, fit, and weld carbon pipe and stainless steel pipe for installation.
• Assisted in selecting equipment and planning layout, assembly, and welding. Wrote, designed, and produced prints for different pipe lines as well as helped position, align, and fit components together.
• Was instrumental in utilizing crane signals, gas tungsten arc welding, and shielded metal arc welding.
• Maintained safety procedures and food grade welds.
• Verify levelness and verticality, using levels and plumb bobs.
• Assisted in remodeling procedures, including Installation of siding and soffit. Thorough knowledge of materials, methods and the tools involved in the construction or repair of buildings and other structures.
• Welded rebar for concrete footings.
• Ability to safely use/safely inspect hand and power tools applicable to the trade, and make repairs to equipment /welded small tools and equipment.
• Training students to understand and follow safety rules for worksite conditions.
o Train on welding safety, cutting safety, and rigging.
o Teach pipe fitting using different piping offsets.
o Demonstrate how to inspect rigging hardware, slings, and loads being lifted and instruct individuals on safety procedures.
o Safety training for employees on fall protection, confined space entry, ladder safety, lock-out / tag-out, rigging, near miss, blood borne pathogens, respirator training, fork lift operation, and hazard communication.
