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Tuscaloosa, Alabama

TAR at Hunt Refinery.

Worked as QC Manager on Biomass Blend OutputPower: 50mWSteam Production: 400,000 PPHPressure: 1515 psigTemperature: 955°FComplied with contractors needs far as what was wrote in contract. Kept up with daily reports on welding, receiving of pressure parts, steel arrangement, plumb reports, Grout releases, etc. All welding and steal placing bolt torques where all checked on the correct standards far as D1.1, Section 1, Section 9, Section 5, API 510. etc. Kept up with a lot of records to turn in to the contractor at the end of the job to show that we had complied with all there need

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

TAR at ExxonMobil Baton Rouge Plastic Plant

Cincinnati, Ohio

Piping QC on a 6 week turn around for Marathon. Job duties were to VT welds 100% and check NDT requirements on each lot, weld track, verify hydros, red-lining piping iso, turnover documentation, walk down and sign off completed packages. I worked hand and foot with a Marathon Quality Representative to ensure the job was done correctly according to code and Marathon expectations.

Bay St Louis, Ms

-QA/QC Inspector- Performed VT, PT, UTT as an inspector of the plant mill. All these inspections were performed under 5L, RP 5L1 and 5LW, API 2W, ASTM E9, E112, A370, A578 guidelines. We inspected the gas pipe as it was formed before the welders (Formation). We visually inspected (VT) the weld after the welders and looked for weld repairs, and circled defects in the pipe and cut outs (Weld Inspection Bench). Then after that bench you decided if the repair was repairable or sent to be cut (Weld Repair). We checked wall thickness (UTT) on every grind in the pipe. Then worked (Final Bench) which is where most of the inspection is made going by all the guidelines above. We also took care of all the Penetrant Test (PT). We checked to see if the welders had got the discontinuity out of the weld. We also did End Lams on every pipe that went out the door as a good pipe.

Shreveport, Louisiana Area

Visual Inspected BHA tools to standards. Also sizing out the connection to make sure that the tolerance level was accepted before going down hole. The inspection also consisted of MT and PT inspections.

Bay St. Louis, Ms

-QA/QC Inspector- Performed VT, PT, UTT as an inspector of the plant mill. All these inspections were performed under 5L, RP 5L1 and 5LW, API 2W, ASTM E9, E112, A370, A578 guidelines. We inspected the gas pipe as it was formed before the welders (Formation). We visually inspected (VT) the weld after the welders and looked for weld repairs, and circled defects in the pipe and cut outs (Weld Inspection Bench). Then after that bench you decided if the repair was repairable or sent to be cut (Weld Repair). We checked wall thickness (UTT) on every grind in the pipe. Then worked (Final Bench) which is where most of the inspection is made going by all the guidelines above. We also took care of all the Penetrant Test (PT). We checked to see if the welders had got the discontinuity out of the weld. We also did End Lams on every pipe that went out the door as a good pipe.

Houston, Texas Area

-QA/QC Inspector –VT Performed third party inspector for Dominium Transmissions Co. Visual inspections, dimension control, film interpretation, and hydro-static expander monitoring, were performed during the fabrication of numerous sizes of piping etc., ID and OD coating inspection as well as quality weld. Report elaboration, documentation and drawing revision and calibration monitoring over all equipment. All these inspections were performed under API 5L, ASME, AWS and NACE guidelines and references. All fabrication and inspections of this project took place at Dura-Bond, Steelton, PA

-Level II Technician - UTT, PT, MT, and VT Maintenance including API-570 inspection performing on stream inspection all over the plant, sketching and reading P&ID’s. Inspections performed on site at Hovensa Oil Refinery including turnarounds at the FCC, 5 Crude, 4 Crude and various other units. All inspections were performed under API-570, 653,510 and CWI guidelines

Mechanical Engineering

Did not finish engineering school but i am looking at going back when work slows down or a company decides to help out

Mechanical Engineering