• PAUT
• UT I & II
• UTSW
• MT I & II
• RT I & II
• PT I & II
• 40 hour RT safety
• State Radiation Trainee Card
• Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs)
• HAZWOPER (40 hr. course as outlined in 29CFR 1910.120)
• Rigging (API RP2D, Revision 6)
• 1st Aid/CPR/AED (American Red Cross)
• Report and Procedure Writing
• NACE CP1

The Ocean Corporation, 8/2014, Houston, TX
A 750 clock hour program in non-destructive testing that meets or exceeds standards established by ASNT-SNT-TC-1A.
• UT I & II
• MT I & II
• RT I & II
• PT I & II
• ET I & II
• VT 1, VT 2 & VT 3
• 40 hour RT safety
• State Radiation Trainee Card
• Remotely operated vehicles (ROVs)
• HAZWOPER (40 hr. course as outlined in 29CFR 1910.120)
• Rigging (API RP2D, Revision 6)
• 1st Aid/CPR/AED (American Red Cross)
• Report and Procedure Writing

PAUT training from Hellier NDT

Inspection Supervisor NDT Level II (MT, PT, VT, Real-time X-Ray, UTSW, UTT, PMI, PAUT)
Daily Thermetrics, Houston, TX
o Dimensional and visual inspection of finished machined parts. Hardness inspection of metallic and non-metallic parts.
o PMI Positive Material Identification of all required materials. Verify coatings are to the manufacturer’s specifications.
o Inspection of outside vendor products. Inspect MTR’S (Material Test Reports) when required.
o Document nonconforming parts to Engineering Specs. Inspect internal & external documentation for adequacy & accuracy
o Work with Third Party inspectors and or customer representatives.
o In-Process, Receiving, and Final Inspections as required by work station assignment.
o UT, UTT and PT of thermowells and compression chambers. Real-time X-ray of Thermocouples.
o Work with Production Supervisors to ensure production priorities are inspected efficiently
o Supervise Inspection Group during designated shift(s). Reports directly MFG ENG Manager concerning overtime, PTO, and schedules.

Non Destructive Test Technician, Goolsby Testing, Humble, TX
o Performs various methods in order to inspect the properties of materials as well as components in addition inspecting for discontinuities in a material that could have the potential of resulting the failure of the component while being in charge of running tests utilizing different types of procedures and methods to best determine the maximum quality of the product.
o Generate reports pertaining to inspection along with all testing(s) and evaluations that were prepared as well as interpreting the results of all methods in regards to non-destructive testing (NDT) which included; acoustic emission, electromagnetic, leak, liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, neutron radiographic, radiographic, thermal or infrared, ultrasonic, vibration analysis, and visual testing.

TH Hill Associates, Houston, Texas
Quality Assurance Technician, August 2014-November 2015
• Execute customer quality plans through Quality Assurance, ensuring that DS-1 standards, API standards, and customer specification were applied using the correct acceptance criteria to avoid drill string failures.
• Actively monitored the following tools and processes:
---Inspection of drill string components as per DS-1 (4th Edition) Volume 3;
---Inspection, assembly, and testing of specialty tools per DS-1 (4th Edition) Volume 4
• Generated detailed technical reports outlining all aspects of the job from start to finish containing all information relevant and important to the customer, including all discrepancies and corrective actions, while maintaining proper records for all findings.
• Conducted 3rd party monitoring of inspection processes and tool builds to ensure compliance with DS-1 and customer requirements to minimize or eliminate downhole tool failure.

DynCorp International, FOB Farah, Afghanistan
Operations Supervisor, May 2013 – December 2013, Logistics and Support Operations
 Monitored assigned mission operations and integrated all elements of the organization to ensure schedules are maintained within cost and performance standards.
 Reviewed and approved all assigned personnel’s reports verifying content and compliance.
 Ensured a high degree of customer satisfaction by quality on-time performance and best return for their investment.
DynCorp International, Kandahar, Afghanistan
Operations Data Analyst/Sr. Operations Coordinator, December 2011 – December 2012 and February 2013 – May 2013, Logistics and Support Operations

 Responsible for timely and accurate submission of daily, weekly, and monthly reports to senior management, site management, and the customer as required.
 Provided status reports and recommendations to the customer and senior management on emerging operational issues and/or projects.
 Utilized various Microsoft databases to track and identify trends in accordance with LG4 Task Order.
 Communicated with the customer and site management teams to ensure compliance of current customer requirements, and assist in the development of work processes to meet the customer needs.


United States Army, Various domestic and over-seas assignments
Staff Non-commissioned Officer (NCO), Military Police/Company Operations Manager, December 1991 – December 2011

 Created and maintained the Master Activities Calendar and Long Range training schedule.
 Responsible for establishing the Emergency Operations Center to support exercises and contingencies, while working jointly with the Directorate of Emergency Services.
 Effectively monitored, communicated and assisted in enforcing mission critical production indicators, statistics, and solution plans.