Travis C. Email & Phone Number

Career SummaryTravis is the Gulf Coast Engineering Manager for Farwest Corrosion Control and is well-diversified in coatings and cathodic protection with 15 years of various domestic and international corrosion experience. He has extensive knowledge and comprehensive understanding of corrosion control installations and inspections of various structures in the oil and gas, marine, water and wastewater industries. Travis has experience managing field activities, customer satisfaction,interpreting test data, analysis, and preparing reports. North Fort Bend Water Authority, North Fort Bend County, TexasTravis previously managed the NFBWA cathodic protection contract. He performed the quarterly and the annual cathodic protection surveys of 14 water line segments, including 252 test stations throughout the North Fort Bend County. He reviewed survey data, prepared and submitted all quarterly and annual reports to the District Project Manager.TCEQ Tank Inspection, City of Houston, TexasTravis inspected various ground storage tanks, elevated storage tanks, and hydropneumatic tanks located throughout the City of Houston’s water supply system, for compliance with the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) annual tank inspection requirements. Travis has inspected 92 ground storage water tanks; 25 elevated storage tanks; and 19 hydropneumatic tanks.Annual Tank Evaluation Program, Houston Region, TexasInspector. Travis previously performed Annual Tank Evaluation Inspections for over 245 water storage tanks for various Municipal Utility Districts, which provided a solution to aging coating systems and for compliance with the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) annual tank inspection requirements. Travis also evaluated the condition and recommended remedial actions for over 100 tank cathodic protection systems in the Annual Tank Evaluation Program. Dry Dock Cathodic Protection Inspection, Princess Cruises, Grand Bahama Island, BahamasInspector. Travis inspected and supervised repairs of the cathodic protection system for Princess Cruises while in dry dock in the Bahamas for routine dry-docking upgrades. He was responsible for pre-dry dock survey, dry dock visual inspection, supervision of dry dock repairs, and post-dry dock commissioning. Throughout these tasks, he maintained working relationships with contractors and ship engineering representatives. He reviewed and interpreted survey data, prepared and submitted reports to the ships senior electrical engineer.