Advanced Services Tech. for Mid-West region USA.

PAUT Level III Supervisor on the Point Thomson project (North Slope)• Responsible for procedure review and compliance to the following codes AWS D1.1, ASME SEC V, ASME SEC VIII, B31.1, B31.3, API 1104, API Q1 QMS. • Responsible for development of scan plans utilizing ES Beam tool. • Responsible for performing PAUT inspections and Data interpretation on C/S 1"-2.75", Duplex/Super Duplex/SS .750"-1.875" Utilizing SW / LW / Refracted LW & TOFD.1. Phased Array, Conventional A scan and TOFD (OMNI SCAN MX2)2. DATA Interpretation Utilizing TOMOVIEW software.

• Responsible for system updates and maintenance.• Responsible for Calibration of AUT system and Manual “Hand Scan” Units.• Responsible for the actual AUT scanning and data interpretation for flow line and SCR welds to AEC criteria and applicable codes, standards and specifications.• Responsible for performing Manual UT and MT as required by Client. • Responsible for welder qualifications.• Responsible for Daily reporting requirements required by the client.• Interface with customer and client on a daily basis to ensure good relations.

• Responsible for testing and certification of personnel.(NAS-410,ASNT-SNTC-1A,CP-189)• Responsible for performing external audits to ensure vendor compliance to various codes and specifications.• Responsible for performing internal audits to ensure compliance with all FAA (Boeing), NAS-410 requirements. • Responsible for procedure development and review to various structural, petrochemical and aerospace codes standards and specifications. • Boeing Approved Level III, Responsible for testing and certification of personnel and procedure development to approved codes and standards in accordance with FAA, Boeing and NAS. • Responsible for performing “hands on” UT/MT inspections utilizing one or more of the following techniques. 1. Phased Array, Conventional A scan and/or TOFD 2. Wet and Dry Magnetic particle3. Penetrant ( all techniques )

• Responsible for performing 3rd party audits of inspection subcontractors (Spiecapag & Oceaneering) that were involved in the construction of the EPC2A & EPC5A pipelines.• Responsible for oversight of Oceaneering’s AUT & TOFD/PHASED ARRAY Inspection Personnel.• Performed daily checks of calibrations, and couplet monitoring system of Inspection systems.• Responsible for reviewing weld files and ensuring compliance to specification and code. • Responsible for developing report formats, submitting and following up with daily and weekly reports.• Assisted in revision of Exxon/Mobile project AUT specification.

• Responsible for testing and certification of personnel.(NAS-410,ASNT-SNTC-1A,CP-189)• Responsible for performing external audits to ensure vendor compliance to various codes and specifications.• Responsible for performing internal audits to ensure compliance with all FAA (Boeing), NAS-410 requirements. • Responsible for procedure development and review to the following codes AWS D1.1, AWS D1.5, AWS D1.8, ASME,B31.1,B31.3 • Boeing Approved Level III, Responsible for testing and certification of personnel and procedure development to approved codes and standards. • Responsible for performing “hands on” UT/MT/PT inspections utilizing one or more of the following techniques. 1. Phased Array, Conventional A scan and/or TOFD 2. Wet and Dry Magnetic particle3. Penetrant ( all techniques )

Nov 12, 2007 to Oct 09• Worked as secondary operator for a short while and quickly advanced to primary operator 2/SCR weld interpreter. I served in many locations around the world and on many different vessels while in this position. October 2, 2007 to Nov 11, 2007• Attended the AUT Operators Level II training course at the Shaw Pipeline Services facility. Onshore, Houston, Texas, USA. Passed and promoted to Secondary Operator November 12, 2007.July 19, 2007 to July 31, 2007• As a Scanner Technician working onboard the Heerema Marine Contractors BALDER during the BP "ATLANTIS" pipe lay project. July 2, 2007 to July 16, 2007• As a Scanner Technician working onboard the J. R. McDermott DB-16 during the "Tennessee Gas Module & Flowline" pipe lay project. Offshore, Gulf of Mexico. May 12, 2007 to June 7, 2007• As a Scanner Technician working onboard the JR McDermott DB-16 during the "VK PIPELINE GATHERIGN SYSTEM REROUTE" pipe lay project. April 10, 2007 to May 7, 2007• As a Scanner Technician working onboard the J.R. McDermott DB-50 during the "SHELL DEIMOS" pipe lay project. Offshore, Gulf of Mexico. February 26, 2007 to April 30, 2007• As a Scanner Technician working during the JR McDermott "CHEVRON TAHITI" project. Onshore, JRM Weld School Station, Houma, Louisiana, USA. January 27, 2007 to February 23, 2007• As a Scanner Technician working at the Shaw Pipeline Services facility calibrating scanners and working on job specific equipment. Onshore, Houston, Texas, USA.January 15, 2007 to January 26, 2007 • Training as a Scanner Technician at the Shaw Pipeline Services facility. Onshore, Houston, Texas, USA.Lier Seigler Services, Ft. Riley KS (Sep 06 – Dec 06) • ASNT ACCP Level II, MT,PT,RT,UT• Responsible for the performing various NDT inspections on aircraft components and sub-components.• Conducted daily process control requirements in the NDT Facility.• Controlled and monitored work orders to ensure a timely turn around.

Responsible for monitoring and reporting employee’s quality of work.

• NDT Level III (NAS 410) for Korea & Japan• Responsible for document review, testing & certification of level I & II personnel • Radiation Protection Officer• Responsible for assurance of compliance to all NRC, CFR and local army command policies regarding ionizing radiation.• Responsible for procedure development in the absence of existing procedures.• Conduct Scheduled and unscheduled inspections on aircraft components and subcomponents.

A CO 602d aviation support battalion, US ARMY, CP Stanley, KOREA (Jun 01-May 04)• Radiation Protection officer• Radiographic Supervisor• Dose records custodian• Maintenance Supervisor / NDT Technician1. Supervised personnel in power-train / NDT section component repair shop. 2. Conducted multiple inspections using the following methods.o Liquid Penetrant Testing (PT) Type 1-3 Methods A-Do Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) Magnaflux Stationary unit and Portable Parker Probe DA-200o Ultrasonic Testing (UT) USD-15 / SONIC 1200 Series (Pulse echo/Shear wave/Surface) SONIC 133D Thickness Tester.o Eddy Current Testing (ET) Nortec 19EII / NORTIC 2000 Series (Impedance testing and Phase amplitude)o Radiographic Testing (RT) LPX-160, Digital Radioscopy DRS-2 150/300 kV Unit. • Plan, Coordinate and implement on-site maintenance and inspections.A CO 404th Aviation support Battalion, FT Hood, TX. (May 98 –Feb 01)• Radiation Protection Officer• Unit Radiographic Supervisor• Hazardous Communication Representative• Supervise and coordinate theater aviation intermediate and limited Depot level maintenance in the Non-Destructive inspection laboratory supporting 270 aircraft in 17 customer unitsUS ARMY (Feb91-Apr 98)• Aircraft Power-Train Mechanic• Nondestructive Inspection Tech. MT/PT