AWS Certified Welding Inspector
NDT.org Member Since: 2005
Added: 11/2/2005
Last Updated: 11/2/2005
Last Updated: 11/2/2005
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State:
WI Wisconsin
Country:
United States
Status:
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Certifications
AWS Certified Welding Inspector
Education
University of Wisconsin, Green Bay, WI - Liberal Arts course of study (Political Science, Music)
Lakeshore Technical College, Cleveland, WI - Technical courses (welding)
Lakeshore Technical College, Cleveland, WI - Technical courses (welding)
Experience
2005
Council Bluffs Energy Center, Council Bluffs, IA: Aker-Kvaerner-Songer (contract via QISI, Buffalo, N.Y.) Quality Control Inspector - Duties include inspection of welding and bolting of structural steel connections to AISC and AWS D1.1; inspection of piping, tubing and piping welds to ASME B31.1 and Section 1; welder qualification testing; control and issuance of welding consumables; Liquid Penetrant testing; surveillance of craft activities; and witnessing and documentation of fabrication and repairs.
Marathon Oil Refinery, Detroit, MI: Industrial Power Systems, Toledo, OH
Welding Inspector – Duties included inspection of welds, piping, vessels, supports and related components to ASME B31.3; surveillance of craft activity; ordering of record NDE; review of NDE reports; and revisions of weld maps and piping isometrics.
2004
Robert Hunt/U.S. Laboratories, Lombard, IL
Welding Inspector - Duties included inspection of welds, bolting and structural steel connections (joists, girders, column caps, bridging, braces, etc.) in existing buildings to AWS D1.1, customer drawings and customer specifications; and witnessing and documentation of repairs.
Welding Inspection Service Co., Houston, TX
Quality Assurance Inspector/Expediter - Duties included document and blueprint review; review of welding procedures and welder qualifications; welding, visual and dimensional inspections; test monitoring and witnessing; and other duties as required (primarily to AWS D1.1, and ASME B31.1, B31.3, RTP-1), as a third party/surveillance inspector for various WISco clients throughout Wisconsin.
Sun Oil Refinery, Toledo, OH: RMF Nooter (contract via Diamond Inspection, Northwood, OH). Quality Control Inspector - Duties included qualification of welders and welding operators; inspection of welds, piping, supports and related components to API 570, and ASME Sections 8 and B31.3; witnessing and documentation of hydrostatic and pneumatic tests; ordering of record NDE and review of NDE reports; walk down and documentation of installed components for turnover; and sketching of field-run piping.
2003
Riverside Energy Center, Beloit, WI: J. F. Ahern Co. (contract via Longview Inspection, Neenah, WI). Quality Control Manager - Duties included development, review and implementation of company’s site Q.A. manual, document control procedures and welding procedures; review, approval and maintenance of weld maps, piping isometrics, system travelers and heat treatment plans; qualification of welders and welding operators; review and acceptance of record NDE and Post-Weld Heat Treatment procedures and reports; surveillance of craft activities for compliance with procedures and specifications; walk down of systems prior to testing and turnover; compilation and review of turnover packages; maintenance of department documents, records, logs and files; and supervision of four full-time inspectors on two shifts.
2002
Kendall Power Station, Cambridge, MA: Baker Testing Services (contract via PQNDT, Rockland, MA)
Quality Control Inspector - Duties included inspection of welds, piping, supports and related structural components; performing record NDE of welds and repairs; witnessing and documentation of hydrostatic and pneumatic tests; walk down of systems and field-run piping; sketching of field-run piping and revision of isometrics.
1998 - 2001
Team Industries, Kaukauna, WI
Quality Control Inspector - Duties included inspection of welds, piping, pressure vessels and related components for chemical, petro-chemical, refinery, process and power service to applicable codes, including ASME B31.1, B31.3, Section 8 and API 1104; Performing Magnetic Particle and Liquid Penetrant tests of welds and repairs; UT thickness examinations; Brinnell hardness testing of welds and materials; dimensional inspection of fabrications; qualification of welders and welding operators; witnessing and documentation of hydrostatic and pneumatic tests; and radiography layout and maintenance of travelers for pressure vessels.
Council Bluffs Energy Center, Council Bluffs, IA: Aker-Kvaerner-Songer (contract via QISI, Buffalo, N.Y.) Quality Control Inspector - Duties include inspection of welding and bolting of structural steel connections to AISC and AWS D1.1; inspection of piping, tubing and piping welds to ASME B31.1 and Section 1; welder qualification testing; control and issuance of welding consumables; Liquid Penetrant testing; surveillance of craft activities; and witnessing and documentation of fabrication and repairs.
Marathon Oil Refinery, Detroit, MI: Industrial Power Systems, Toledo, OH
Welding Inspector – Duties included inspection of welds, piping, vessels, supports and related components to ASME B31.3; surveillance of craft activity; ordering of record NDE; review of NDE reports; and revisions of weld maps and piping isometrics.
2004
Robert Hunt/U.S. Laboratories, Lombard, IL
Welding Inspector - Duties included inspection of welds, bolting and structural steel connections (joists, girders, column caps, bridging, braces, etc.) in existing buildings to AWS D1.1, customer drawings and customer specifications; and witnessing and documentation of repairs.
Welding Inspection Service Co., Houston, TX
Quality Assurance Inspector/Expediter - Duties included document and blueprint review; review of welding procedures and welder qualifications; welding, visual and dimensional inspections; test monitoring and witnessing; and other duties as required (primarily to AWS D1.1, and ASME B31.1, B31.3, RTP-1), as a third party/surveillance inspector for various WISco clients throughout Wisconsin.
Sun Oil Refinery, Toledo, OH: RMF Nooter (contract via Diamond Inspection, Northwood, OH). Quality Control Inspector - Duties included qualification of welders and welding operators; inspection of welds, piping, supports and related components to API 570, and ASME Sections 8 and B31.3; witnessing and documentation of hydrostatic and pneumatic tests; ordering of record NDE and review of NDE reports; walk down and documentation of installed components for turnover; and sketching of field-run piping.
2003
Riverside Energy Center, Beloit, WI: J. F. Ahern Co. (contract via Longview Inspection, Neenah, WI). Quality Control Manager - Duties included development, review and implementation of company’s site Q.A. manual, document control procedures and welding procedures; review, approval and maintenance of weld maps, piping isometrics, system travelers and heat treatment plans; qualification of welders and welding operators; review and acceptance of record NDE and Post-Weld Heat Treatment procedures and reports; surveillance of craft activities for compliance with procedures and specifications; walk down of systems prior to testing and turnover; compilation and review of turnover packages; maintenance of department documents, records, logs and files; and supervision of four full-time inspectors on two shifts.
2002
Kendall Power Station, Cambridge, MA: Baker Testing Services (contract via PQNDT, Rockland, MA)
Quality Control Inspector - Duties included inspection of welds, piping, supports and related structural components; performing record NDE of welds and repairs; witnessing and documentation of hydrostatic and pneumatic tests; walk down of systems and field-run piping; sketching of field-run piping and revision of isometrics.
1998 - 2001
Team Industries, Kaukauna, WI
Quality Control Inspector - Duties included inspection of welds, piping, pressure vessels and related components for chemical, petro-chemical, refinery, process and power service to applicable codes, including ASME B31.1, B31.3, Section 8 and API 1104; Performing Magnetic Particle and Liquid Penetrant tests of welds and repairs; UT thickness examinations; Brinnell hardness testing of welds and materials; dimensional inspection of fabrications; qualification of welders and welding operators; witnessing and documentation of hydrostatic and pneumatic tests; and radiography layout and maintenance of travelers for pressure vessels.
