Dionicio Arvizu Email & Phone Number
@jvic.com
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Dionicio Arvizu is listed as Crane Rigger at Wyatt Field Service Company, a with 501 employees, based in Henderson, Texas, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at jvic.com, phone signal with area code 432, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Dionicio Arvizu.
Dionicio Arvizu previously worked as Crane Rigger at Tnt Crane & Rigging, Inc. and Rigger at Bronco Industrial. Dionicio Arvizu studied at Houston Community College.
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About Dionicio Arvizu
I summarize myself an honest and trustworthy individual with respect for not only my co-workers but also respect for everyone in general. I possess cultural awareness due to the jobs that I've had in my past, it has helped me to be able to adapt with any person from any culture. I have held positions in the past that has trained me to be a very flexible person due to being on call from time to time. I've learned, and carry myself as a professional individual regardless of the job position and title that i may hold.
Listed skills include Industrial Safety Representative, Heavy Equipment Operations, Construction Safety, Industrial Safety, and 28 others.
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Crane Rigger
CurrentEnsures safety first. Assists the crane operator on job tasks during the operation of the crane and provides rigging operation and hand signals to ensure safe lifting of the load. Loads and secures equipment (spreader bars, mats, counter weights, etc.) then drives truck to location. Follows all State and Federal laws while operating motor vehicle. Obeys all safety and environmental policies while performing work on the job site.
Rigger
Crane Rigger
Ironworker And Rigger
Assembles rigging to lift and move equipment or material to construction project. RESPONSIBILITIES - Loads, transports, unloads and assists in selecting cables, ropes, pulleys, winches, blocks and sheaves, according to weight and size of load to be moved. - Attaches pulley and blocks to fixed overhead structures, such as beams, ceilings and gin pole booms with bolts and clamps. - Attaches load with grappling devices such as loops, wires, ropes and chains to crane hook. - Gives direction to crane operator or hoisting engineer engaged in hoisting and moving loads to ensure safety of workers and material handled using hand signals, loudspeaker, two-way radio or telephone. - Sets up braces and rigs hoisting equipment using hand tools and power wrenches. - Has ability to tie various knots. - Assembles and disassembles cranes. - Splices rope and wire cables to make or repair slings or tackle. - May direct workers engaged in hoisting of machinery and equipment onto or off ships, railroad, cars or trucks. - Performs minor maintenance or cleaning activities of tools and equipment. - Responsible for observing all safety rules. Performs other duties as required.
Journeyman Ironworker
Read blueprints and specification to determine the scope of work: locations, quantities, and sizes of materials required. Identify all tools required for tasks. Identify safety risks and the precautions required to eliminate those risks. Fabricate equipment according to blueprints or instructions from supervisors. Hoist equipment and tools into location via bull rigging or crane. Verify vertical and horizontal alignment of structural-steel members, using plumb bobs, laser equipment, transits, and/or levels. Connect columns, beams, and girders with bolts, following blueprints and instructions from supervisors. Bolt aligned structural-steel members in position for permanent riveting or bolting. Pull, push, or pry iron/steel equipment into approximate positions for bolting into place. Cut, bend, and weld iron/steel pieces, using metal shears, torches, and welding equipment.
Ironworker Rigger
Sets up hoisting equipment.Raises and places structural-steel members with basic rigging knowledge for raising and placing structural steel members.Fastens steel members to cable of hoist using chain, cable or rope.Signals worker operating hoisting equipment to lift and place steel members.Guides member, using tag line in order to guide it into position.Pulls, pushes or pries steel members into approximate position while member is supported by hoisting device.Forces members into final position, using turnbuckles, crowbars, jacks and hand tools.Aligns bolt holes in steel member using drift pins or spud wrenches.Verifies vertical and horizontal alignment of members using plumb bob and level.Bolts aligned members to keep them in position until they can be permanently bolted or welded in place.Cuts and welds steel members to make alterations using oxyacetylene welding equipment and supplies.Loads, transports, unloads material, tools, equipment and supplies.May assist in lifting, positioning and securing of materials and work pieces during installation.Performs minor maintenance or cleaning activities of tools and equipment.Responsible for observing and complying with all safety and project rules, including wearing required personal safety equipment.Performs other duties as required.
I. W. And Rigger
Read and follow blueprints, sketches, and other instructionsUnload and stack prefabricated iron and steel so that it can be lifted with slingsSignal crane operators who lift and position structural and reinforcing iron and steelUse shears, rod-bending machines, and welding equipment to cut, bend, and weld the structural and reinforcing iron and steelAlign structural and reinforcing iron and steel vertically and horizontally, using tag lines, plumb bobs, lasers, and levelsConnect iron and steel with bolts, wire, or weldsStructural and reinforcing iron and steel are important components of buildings, bridges, roads, and other structures. Even though the primary metal involved in this work is steel, workers often are known as ironworkers or erectors. Although most of the work involves erecting new structures, some ironworkers may also help in the demolition, decommissioning, and rehabilitation of older buildings and bridges.When building tall structures such as skyscrapers, structural iron and steel workers erect steel frames and assemble the cranes and derricks that move materials and equipment around the construction site. Workers connect precut steel columns, beams, and girders, using equipment such as spud wrenches and driftpins. A few ironworkers install precast walls or work with wood or composite materials.
Civil 1 Journeyman
Practices safe working habits and proper use of personal protective equipment Attends and participates in crew safety meetings. Immediately reports all incidents and unsafe site, equipment or rigging conditions to supervisor Understands and practices the Saulsbury Industries Safety Policy. Observes all safety practices and procedures Maintains Saulsbury Industries property, equipment, job-site, office and tool house in a clean and orderly fashion Arrive at job-site or departure point on time Interacts with supervisors and peers in a professional manner Follows and supports company policy and procedures Improves personal skills and training and those of fellow employees Assist supervisors in establishing material and equipment requirements for job Perform work to quality standards Basic surveying and general layout abilities Civil knowledge Signaling of cranes and other heavy construction equipment Safe operation of construction tools and equipment Fall protection methods Understanding of OSHA Part 1926
Civil Supervisor
Supervise/manage/direct the selection, training, development, appraisal, and work assignments of personnel. General Direction: receive very general guidance with respect to overall objectives; work is usually quite independent of others; operate within division or department policy guidelines using independent judgment in achieving assigned objectives. Concrete placement and quality control knowledge Understanding of various forming systems and requirements Understanding of concrete mix design and admixtures Surveying and general layout of jobsite Ability to work at heights Ability to routinely work away from home Site work including road construction, excavation, backfilling, compaction, grading and testing Utility work including water main, storm drains, flanged piping and valve installations Sub trade work: electrical, instrumentation, painting, paving, etc. Installation of various hardware, vents, hatches, and specialty items Scaffolding and erection Rigging knowledge Signaling of cranes and other construction equipment Use of saws, grinder, hand tools Grinding, sanding, and polishing Painting, caulking, and sealing Understanding of OSHA Part 1926.
Industrial Safety Representative
My experience with power plants outage maintenance/road construction/ coal mine surface/teaching personnel to operate heavy equipment and Safety officer is extensive. My Knowledge of oil & gas applications including drilling and production is based on a hand on method. I also have additional experience in various industrial fields, including asphalt paving, concrete paving, dirt work, operating construction machines, welding process, safety representative. Review, evaluate, and analyze work environments and design programs and procedures to control, eliminate, and prevent disease or injury caused by chemical, physical, and biological agents or ergonomic factors. Conducting inspections and enforce adherence to laws and regulations governing the health and safety of individuals.
Welder Class A
GENERAL FUNCTION: Welds metal parts together to fabricate or repair products according to specifications. Completes daily hoist report. Inspect all equipment used daily to ensure proper working order. Complies with all company safety rules and procedures. Wear all required PPE. TYPICAL DUTIES: The following statements describe general duties and should not be construed as an exhaustive list of all responsibilities.Welds and repairs casting defects using both gas welding or brazing and any combination of arc welding processes.Visually inspects castings for needed welds.Performs related task such as thermal cutting and grinding.Follow AAR required weld procedures.Performs general housekeeping /clean up in work area.Complete daily required logs.Performs other duties as assigned."B"Able to recondition and repair castings.Must be able to perform "C" level position.
Equipment Operator
Major responsibilities and target accomplishments expected of the position including the typical problemsencountered in carrying out the responsibilities.Operate heavy equipment in a safe and effective manner in order to minimize the risk ofinjury, property damage or loss of lifeMain ActivitiesOperate all heavy equipment in a safe and efficient way according to all relevantlegislation, policies and proceduresPerform daily safety and maintenance checksClean heavy equipment as scheduled and/or requiredEnsure heavy equipment is safely and securely storedAdvise the Foreman of any requirements for maintenance or repairsParticipate in routine maintenancePractice workplace safetyMaintain inventory
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Bryan Doucette
Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanySan Antonio, Texas, United States
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Dustin Massie
Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanyTyler-Jacksonville Area, United States
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Robert Faircloth
Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanyRichmond, Texas, United States
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Rance Morris
Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanyGalena Park, Texas, United States
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Tinton Cutting
Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanyMalang, East Java, Indonesia
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Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanyBeaufort, South Carolina, United States
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Amy Athey
Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanyPearland, Texas, United States
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John Harrison
Colleague at Wyatt Field Service CompanyOklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States
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Ley Wolford
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Corby Wilson
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Dionicio Arvizu education
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What company does Dionicio Arvizu work for?
Dionicio Arvizu works for Wyatt Field Service Company.
What is Dionicio Arvizu's role at Wyatt Field Service Company?
Dionicio Arvizu is listed as Crane Rigger at Wyatt Field Service Company.
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AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @jvic.com for Dionicio Arvizu at Wyatt Field Service Company.
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AeroLeads has found 1 phone signal(s) with area code 432 for Dionicio Arvizu at Wyatt Field Service Company.
Where is Dionicio Arvizu based?
Dionicio Arvizu is based in Henderson, Texas, United States while working with Wyatt Field Service Company.
What companies has Dionicio Arvizu worked for?
Dionicio Arvizu has worked for Wyatt Field Service Company, Tnt Crane & Rigging, Inc., Bronco Industrial, Jvic, and Turner Industries.
Who are Dionicio Arvizu's colleagues at Wyatt Field Service Company?
Dionicio Arvizu's colleagues at Wyatt Field Service Company include Bryan Doucette, Dustin Massie, Robert Faircloth, Rance Morris, and Tinton Cutting.
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What schools did Dionicio Arvizu attend?
Dionicio Arvizu studied at Houston Community College.
What skills is Dionicio Arvizu known for?
Dionicio Arvizu is listed with skills including Industrial Safety Representative, Heavy Equipment Operations, Construction Safety, Industrial Safety, Asphalt Paving, Concrete Paving, Surface Mining, and Behavior Based Safety.
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