Power Plant Welder

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It is my goal to use my skilled expertise to ensure work is in compliance with all relevant codes and company procedures. I look forward to taking the next step in my career with PG&E. AWS. Certified Welding Inspector QC1. API 1104.

CWI #14093731

Certified Steamfitter through National Inspecting Testing Certification program

Certified Welder in accordance with ASME section IX, Boilers and Pressure Vessels Code

Hydrostatic testing experience

Familiar with various types of piping systems and

components

Excellent communication skills

Dependable and reliable

Superior organization skills

Effective team player

Welder/Pipefitter, 05/2007 to Current

Plumbers and Pipefitters Local Union 230 – 6313 Nancy Ridge dr. San Diego, CA Interpret industrial and commercial drawings. Execute layout, installation and welding of piping systems. Primarily construction of natural gas and solar power plants. Hold current welding certifications in accordance with ASME section IX [GTAW and SMAW] Mentor junior personnel. Commercial Pipefitter/Welder, 03/2005 to 05/2007

Pacific Rim Mechanical/California Comfort Systems – San Diego Interpret commercial pipe drawings. Layout, install and weld cooling and heating pipe systems(HVAC) along with supports and seismic guides. Mentor junior personnel. Pipefitter/Welder/Foreman, 05/1992 to 03/2005

Shipyards. Northrop Grumman/BAE Systems – San Diego Upgrade/replace piping systems and structural/hull maintenance on combat ready US Navy ships. Interpret, layout and install systems based on shipboard drawings: Fuel, Lube oil, Steam, Salt water, Fresh water, Waste water. Certified welder in accordance with Military Standard 248. SMAW, GTAW ; SS, High Yield carbon steel, CUNI. Performed and documented hydrostatic testing of piping systems. Planned and supervised work for a crew of 15. Enforced company safety policies and practices.

Welder NEC-4956 (E-5) HT, 12/1987 to 02/1994

US Navy – World wide

Weld repair various piping systems/structural members onboard US Naval Ships and Submarines; Fuel, Lube oil, Steam, Salt water, Fresh water, Primary and Secondary reactor cooling water. Certified welder in accordance with Military Standard 248; SMAW, GTAW, GMAW; CS, SS, CUNI, NICU, NICRFE, HY80, HY100, Aluminum Rebuild/repair various types of valves. Handled radioactive material. Shipboard firefighter. High School Diploma: 1987

Palm Springs High - Palm Springs, CA

none: Nuclear Power Plant Components Welder, 1988

C-1 Weld School - 32nd Street Naval Base, San Diego, CA

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