ASNT certifications:
ACCP UT Level III #267764
ASNT NDT Level III #267764
ACCP VT Level II #267764

AWS certifications:
-CWI #15092721

SNT-TC-1A certifications:
-MT II
-PT II

Hellier 2016
Ultrasonic Testing Level III Refresher (40 hours)

American Welding Society 2015
CWI seminar (40 hours)

L-Con, Inc. 2011
Welding inspection classroom (40 hours)

TEAM Industrial Services Inc. 2009
Radiographic Testing Level I Classroom Training (40 hours)

Lone Star School of Mortgage Lending 2009
Texas Mortgage Lending: Principles & Practices (28 hours), Real Estate
Finance: Theory & Law II (28 hours), Ethics in Mortgage Lending (2 hours),
Ethics II: Values, Principles, & Decisions (2 hours)

Southern Technical Services Inc. 2008
Radiation Safety Training (40 hours)

Cal Dive Intl. 2007
API-RP-2D Rigging Fundamentals Training

Texas A&M University at Galveston 2007
Personal Survival and Survival Suit/Survival Craft Course (16 hours)

The Ocean Corporation 2006 – 2007
Ultrasonics – Level I (40 hours), Level II (40 hours), Magnetic Particle – Level
I (16 hours), Level II (12 hours), Liquid Penetrant – Level I (8 hours), Level II
(8 hours), All in accordance with ASNT SNT-TC-1A and CP189, Hazardous
Materials Training (40 hours), As Prescribed in Standard 29 Cer 1910.120
Rigging (API RP2D), Chamber Operations, Air Decompression Treatments,
Air Diving Systems, Emergency Procedures, Mixed Gas Operations & Tables,
Offshore Safety and Survival, Bell Saturation Diving Systems, Surface &
Underwater Welding and Cutting, Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency
Response, Offshore Structure, Tasks & Functions of ROV, Components of
ROV System, Responsibilities & Functions of Support Equipment, How &
When to Test ROV System, Procedures on Documentation of ROV Dives
All in accordance with ANSI-ACDE-01-98
NAUI Master SCUBA Diver Certification, SAFE GULF, American Red Cross
Standard First Aid & CPR/AED Adult, Oxygen First Aid for SCUBA diving
injuries

Aegis Mortgage Academy 2005
AFC Credit Analyst Program

Houston Community College 2002 – 2003
4.0 Cumulative GPA

High School Equivalency 2000
GED

TEAM Industrial services Inc. 2009 – Present
• Provided excellent service on a call out basis performing field
inspections in fabrication shops, plants, tank farms, ports, shipyards, rail
yards, pipelines, NASA, and laboratory settings using ultrasonic flaw
detection Including PAUT, magnetic particle testing, penetrant testing, and visual testing.
• Received outstanding feedback, was regularly requested back by
clients, and developed great rapport resulting in lasting business
relationships.
• Demonstrated knowledge and ability to read and interpret fabrication
drawings, welding symbols, PQR’s, and WPS’s. Created isometric pipe
drawings. Effectively worked using a very extensive range of methods,
specifications, codes, and procedures including:
• AWS – (D1.1, & D1.5)
• ASME – (SEC.I, III DIV 1 & 2, V, VIII, B31.1, B31.3, SE 165, SE-797)
• API – (1104, 650, 653, RP2X)
• ASTM – (A 275, A388, A577, A578, A788, E 317-01, E317-06a, E428-08,
E709, E1444)
• NAVSEA – (T9074-AS-GIB-010/271, S9074-AR-GIB-010/278)
• DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE – (MIL-STD-2035A SH, MIL-STD-1689A
SH)
• Various Client Specifications – Several…



Southern Technical Services 2008 – 2009
• Performed ultrasonic thickness, magnetic particle, penetrant, visual,
and radiographic testing on pipelines, pressure vessels, tanks, and
structures working as a full-time resident contractor in a chemical plant.



Cal Dive Intl. 2007 – 2008
• Assisted with ultrasonic and penetrant inspections.
• Performed minor SMAW welding and oxy-fuel cutting.
• Provided support to divers.

Objective
A readily available, self-sufficient, top performer in an organization seeking to
build strong relationships with multiple clients that generate lasting repeat
business. Provide the highest quality services, maintain great
communication, and keep safety a top priority at all times.


Areas Of Expertise

Safety – Always Priority # 1. Uses JSA’s to assess all potential hazards and
implements methods to eliminate or control them before any work begins
every day. Uses appropriate PPE at all times.
Availability – Knows the importance of always answering phone calls, texts,
emails, and being ready for action in an industry where every job is “HOT!”

Communication – Strives to build and maintain enduring business
relationships by listening with the intent to clearly understand the client’s
needs in order to provide exactly the right services, and following up to make
sure expectations were met or exceeded. Provides transparency to all
necessary parties, which enables quick adaptation to changes in job scope
and scheduling, as well as aiding operations management.

Knowledge – Very knowledgeable of NDE methods, procedures,
specifications, codes, and industry processes. Accurately uses information
to provide timely solutions in a fast-paced environment. Consistently
achieves well above average test scores.

Time management – Excels in finding ways to perform tasks using the most
efficient methods possible, allowing for the best quality of services to still be
performed, but in a shorter period of time. This lessens downtime for
customers waiting on production for NDE hold points, and allows more jobs
to be completed per day, which helps provide a broader coverage for clients
in general. Better coverage means, happier clients, and that means good
business.

Documentation – Maintains all records of certifications, equipment
calibrations, visual acuity records, and insures they are all up to date. Work
orders/Invoices and report forms are filled out completely with the
appropriate, detailed, and accurate information.