William D. Walker

Sylvester, Georgia

Contact Phone: 229-***-****

Experience 1:

Position: Transmission Qualifier

**-**** ** **-****: 40 hours a week; W.W. Williams, 103 Hugh Road, Leesburg, Georgia 31763; Norman Walker; 229-***-****; Contact Supervisor: Yes-(no longer in business)

Duties: Checked transmission cases for cracks, broken bolts, and also stripped holes or bad threads. Drilled and tapped new threads in case, cleaned off any gasket material left on the case. Made sure case is free from damage. Ran soda blast machine and used hydraulic press for multiple uses. Made sure the cases were ready to go to the assembly line.

Experience 2:

Position: Welder/Fabricator

04-2000 to 12-2009: 40 hours a week; Park Built Body Company, 2661 Hwy 82

W Sylvester, Georgia 31791; George Blake; 229-***-****; Contact supervisor:

Yes

Duties: Welded metal parts or components together using a mig welding machine.

Repaired broken or cracked parts. Filled in holes and increased size of metal parts

also using a mig welder. Inspected finished work pieces conformance to

specification. Chipped and ground excess weld, slag, or splatter using hand

scrapers, power grinders and cutting equipment. Positioned work pieces and

clamped them together using jigs to assemble the products. Reviewed layouts,

diagrams and work orders in preparation for welding or cutting metal components.

Mounted flatbed bodies on trucks. Mounted tool boxes and kept up with inventory

of steel in stock to reorder. Ifilled in to help others built flatbed bodies, latter

racks, bulkheads, filth-wheel hitches when they needed help. Repaired or rebuilt

wrecked service bodies. Worked on or repaired dump truck hydraulic systems.

Experience 3:

Position: Warehouse/Delivery Person

03-1996 to 03-2000: 40 hours a week; Stainless and Alloy Piping, 417 Sands

Drive, Albany, Georgia 31705; Randy Allen 229-***-****; Contact supervisor:

Yes

Duties: I maintain a current Georgia class A license # 05398825 to deliver

material with a one ton company truck safely and timely to our customers. I

maintained a good, clean and safe driving record. I am forklift certified. Operated

forklift to load and unload stainless pipe and fittings out of tractor trailers. I

prepared UPS shipments to be carried out shipment. Stocked shelves and placed

other materials in their place. Made daily deliveries to various locations. I

performed operator maintenance and safety inspections on the company truck be

monitoring fluid levels, inspecting and verifying turn signals, checked air pressure

on tires, hose connections, parking brake controls, and inspected electrical lines to

make sure that they were in proper working order.

Experience 4:

Position: Welder/Fabricator

01-1993 to 03-1996: 40 hours a week; Park Built Body Company, 2661 Hwy 82

W, Sylvester Georgia, 31791; Tony Devane 229-***-****; Contact supervisor:

Yes

Duties: Operated forklift to move material to my work areas. Removed the

completed flatbed truck bodies from off of the jig out of the fabrication shop over

to the paint shop or the mounting area. Also moved older or damaged truck

bodies to my work area to weld on and to add on or to repair the body. Follow work order

to make sure the job is done correctly. I started with raw materials to build or to

fabricate the flatbed bodies. Cut materials with torches and hydraulic sheers.

Welded the cut material to form the flatbed body. Built from the frame up to

complete the body. Cut out, framed out and welded the bulkhead onto the body.

Welded the serial number onto the frame of the body. Cut and put in stake side

pockets. Cut out and put the skirt on the body. Fabricated the fifth-wheel and ball

hitch to some frames. Built stake rack sides, back removable, permanent or

swinging. Built framework for lights in bulkhead or skirt. Built heavy duty

bumpers, fuel tanks, ladder racks, step bars and also water cooler holders. Kept

track of time and the materials needed to build the body. Kept the workplace clean

and safe to work in.

Experience 5:

Position: Warehouse/Yard Hand

05-1987 to 01-1993: 40 hours a week; Tyson Steel Building Products, 361

Doerun road, Doerun Georgia, 31744; James Tyson 229-***-****; Contact

supervisor: Yes

Duties: Fill in on welding when needed. Loaded company trailers and one ton

trucks with steel building materials and delivered materials to customers or

erector crews. Fabricated steel building frameworks to be painted and to be put

together. Waited on customers to fulfill their needs of building materials and

components. Made up material list for customers and erector crews to be

delivered to the job sites. Maintained a full line of inventory of building products

such as roofing materials, siding material, framework and trim and turned in the

order lists to be reordered. Maintained all trucks and trailers such as checking ole,

air pressure in tires to have a safe trip to deliver materials to the job sites. Fueled

up forklifts and trucks every morning to make sure that everything was in the

correct working order for the day. Communicated with the company manager to

plan out the days work load. Communicated with the erector crews for their

material needs for the day and for the next day.

Previous Truck Driving Experience:

1985-1987 - Silver Eagle Truck Line-Albany, Georgia

1984-1985 - L.H. Pate Logging-Sylvester, Georgia

Education:

Worth County High School, Sylvester Georgia, 1973; GED Equivalency Diploma

(1978)

Moultrie Technical College, Tifton Georgia; Class A CDL license,

September 17,2010

Albany Technical College, Albany Georgia; Forklift Certification,

November 2010 to November 2013

References:

Richard Tucker-MTC 229-***-****

Lavon Ackley---ATC 229-***-****

Danny Watkins 229-***-****

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