POSITION APPLIED: Welder(different types of welding specialization)

Computer Skills : MSWord, Computer Literate

Driver License : 203-***-**** /Photo Card

Other Skills : Electrical Wiring of Car, Carpentry Armored Car Technician

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Full Name : Glennford Astoveza Merilos

Civil Status : Single

Gender : Male

Date of Birth : October 9, 1989

Place of Birth : Concepcion, Marikina City

Contact Address : B23 L3 St. Peter Lamar Village Guitnang Bayan II SanMateo Rizal Contact Number : 047*******/045*******

E-mail Address : acs103@r.postjobfree.com

Residing Address : 47 Booth Street Bathurst NSW2795 Australia COLLEGE EDUCATION

School : Marikina Polytechnic College

Degree : Certificate of Technology-Major inWelding and Fabrication Start Date : June 08, 2006

Graduation Date : April 03, 2009

HIGHSCHOOL EDUCATION

School : SanMateo National High School

Start Date : June 05, 2002

Graduation Date : March 31, 2006

WORK HISTORY

Employer :

Country : 15Whyalla Circuit, Kelso NSW2795, Australia Position Held : Boiler Maker/Welding Fabricator

Date : April 15, 2015 up to present

Project Name : UTE Tray Fabricator/Welding Fabrication Job Responsibilities:

Carry out mechanical cutting

Performmanual heating and thermal cutting

Performautomated thermal cutting

Apply fabrication, forming and shaping techniques

Performroutine manual metal arc welding

Weld usingmanual metal arc welding process

Weld using gas metal arc welding process

Weld using gas tungsten arc welding process

Applywelding principles

Weld using flux core arc welding process

Performroutine gas tungsten arc welding

Performroutine gas metal arc welding

Select welding processes

Apply safe welding practices

Use workshopmachines for basic operations

Interpret mechanical drawing

Operate mobile load shifting equipment

Undertake manual handling

Mark off/out structural fabrications and shapes

Performengineering measurements

Work safely with industrial chemicals and materials

Apply principles of occupational health and safety in the work environment

Plan to undertake a routine task

Plan a complete activity

Apply quality systems

Apply quality procedures

Organize and communicate information

Workwith others inmanufacturing, engineering or related environment

Interact with computing technology

Assist in the provision of on the job training

Use power tools/hand held operations

Shut down and isolate machines/equipment

Be able to read CAD Drawings

Skills inMIG/StickWelding

Capable with bare wire MIG

Customize tray and build the tray

Performroutine oxy acetylene welding

Build the head board sideboard and tailgate build the bowwith lug and tail light housing using a mig welding

Assembly the toolbox then fully weld all the way Employer :

Affiliate : Sister Company of AMS(Aussie Modular Solutions) Country : 50 Clune St, Bayswater Western Australia 6053, Australia Position Held : Welder

Date : December 20, 2013(up to) April 10, 2015

Project Name : Welding Fabrication

Job Responsibilities:

Performsheet and plate assembly

Performroutine oxy acetylene welding

Carry out mechanical cutting

Performmanual heating and thermal cutting

Performautomated thermal cutting

Apply fabrication, forming and shaping techniques

Performroutine manual metal arc welding

Weld usingmanual metal arc welding process

Weld using gas metal arc welding process

Weld using gas tungsten arc welding process

Applywelding principles

Weld using flux core arc welding process

Performroutine gas tungsten arc welding

Performroutine gas metal arc welding

Select welding processes

Apply safe welding practices

Use workshopmachines for basic operations

Interpret mechanical drawing

Operate mobile load shifting equipment

Undertake manual handling

Mark off/out structural fabrications and shapes

Performengineering measurements

Performcomputations

Work safely with industrial chemicals and materials

Apply principles of occupational health and safety in the work environment

Plan to undertake a routine task

Plan a complete activity

Apply quality systems

Apply quality procedures

Organize and communicate information

Workwith others inmanufacturing, engineering or related environment

Interact with computing technology

Assist in the provision of on the job training

Use hand tools

Use power tools/hand held operations

Shut down and isolate machines/equipment

Be able to read CAD Drawings

Skills inMIG/StickWelding

Capable with bare wire MIG

Employer :

Country : 33McDowell Street, Welshpool, Western Australia, 6106 Position Held : FCAW/MIGWelder

Date : May 21, 2012 (up to) December 10, 2013

Project Name : WeldingWorks and Production of Modular Building Job Responsibilities:

Performsheet and plate assembly

Performroutine oxy acetylene welding

Carry out mechanical cutting

Performmanual heating and thermal cutting

Performautomated thermal cutting

Apply fabrication, forming and shaping techniques

Performroutine manual metal arc welding

Weld usingmanual metal arc welding process

Weld using gas metal arc welding process

Weld using gas tungsten arc welding process

Applywelding principles

Weld using flux core arc welding process

Performroutine gas tungsten arc welding

Performroutine gas metal arc welding

Select welding processes

Apply safe welding practices

Use workshopmachines for basic operations

Interpret mechanical drawing

Operate mobile load shifting equipment

Undertake manual handling

Mark off/out structural fabrications and shapes

Performengineering measurements

Performcomputations

Work safely with industrial chemicals and materials

Apply principles of occupational health and safety in the work environment

Plan to undertake a routine task

Plan a complete activity

Apply quality systems

Apply quality procedures

Organize and communicate information

Workwith others inmanufacturing, engineering or related environment

Interact with computing technology

Assist in the provision of on the job training

Use hand tools

Use power tools/hand held operations

Shut down and isolate machines/equipment

Be able to read CAD Drawings

Skills inMIG/StickWelding

Capable with bare wire MIG

Employer : ME Sicat Construction Inc./MDC Makati Development Corp. MWCI(ManilaWater)

Country : Philippines

Position Held : 1200mmASME IX/Spiral Pipe Welder

SMAWSPIRAL PIPEWelder/FCAWWelder with Combination 6G Date : September 25, 2009 (up to) February 15, 2011 Project Name : WeldingWorks and Pipe Filter

Job Responsibilities:

Completed protective personal equipment before we enter the work area

Instructed the exact details of the weld before we start

Gathered for a meeting on reminders about safety before we proceed with our job

Performed cleaning the surface of joints or work piece being welded before and after welding operations using wire brush, power brush, hand scraper or chipping hammer to remove slugs and spatters

Weldedmanually and semi-manually. (Positions: 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F)

Performed preheating using hand torch or heating torch to the surface being welded to remove moisture that can cause cracks and porosity

Lay-out fabricates, install pipe, support, and install valves and gasket

Cleaned and smoothenwelds by filing, chipping hammer or grinding

Involved in all weld are performedmanually (Positions: 1G, 2G, 5G&6G)

Performed welding repair of weld defects as follows- root cavity, root excess penetration, lack of fusion, slugs, and porosity

Determined required equipment and weldingmethod, applying knowledge of metallurgy, geometry and welding techniques

Utilized 1G, 2G, 3G, 5G, and 6G positions in performing our weld duties for pipes

Use Alternating Current and Direct Current inWelding Machine

Spiral PipeWelder/SMAW, 1200mmASME IX/Spiral Pipe Welder SMAWSPIRAL PIPE WELDERWITHCombination 6G

Pipe cutter acetylene and

gas cuttingmachine operator

Pipe Milling andWelding Machine Operator

Plasma Cutter Operator

TIG/GTAW3G up to 6G Pipe

Spiral PipeWelder/SMAW

Can operateWelding Machine and Miller Machine

Can operate Plasma Cutting Machine

Can operate Bending Machine

Can do GMAW, SMAW, OAW, GTAW, FCAW, Good inWelding Performance specifically in Horizontal, Vertical and Overhead

I use an electrode for 6011 on the purpose of penetration and then I use 7018 on the purpose of hot pass and copping

Participated in all safety meetings and strictly comply with it Employer :

Country : Philippines

Position Held : FCAWWelder/GMAWPipe Welder with Combination 6G Date : March 27, 2008 (up to) March 26 2009

Project Name : Armored Vehicle(Cars, Vans, Luxury Cars and Pipes) Job Responsibilities:

Participate inWorkplace Communication

Work in Teamenvironment

Participate Career Professionalism

Practice Occupational Health &Safety Procedures

Apply Safety Practices

Interpret Drawings and Sketches

PerformIndustry Calculations

Contribute to Quality System

Used Hand Tools

PrepareWeld materials

Set-UpWelding Equipment

Fit-UpWeld Materials

Repair Materials

Weld Carbon Steel Pipes using GMAW

PerformMetal Testing and Heat Treatment Process

PerformGMAWon Carbon Steel Plate and Pipes

Prepare Joints based on SpecifiedWelding Designs

PerformGMAWWelding of Carbon Steel and Aluminum

Develop a pattern for a particular job

Control the effects of expansion and contraction in the weldment

I use the miller wire for carbon steel

We make an Armor Plate by Using GMAWwelding. I amassigned tomake and place these Armor Plates on the 4 doors of the car and I also placed Armor Plates on its Firewall and in the inside section of dashboard with trimming the doorpad of the car

I as a worker, is the one who thinks howtomake the design of the armor plates and howit will be suited on the car

The Armor plates we've using is made of one of the finest armor with the combination of Kevlar in order tomake the car protected fromany deadly weapons that even a grenade launcher cannot penetrate or destroy the armored car

I amassigned to assure that all Armor Plates has been placed properly in the car and knowthe improper placement or making of the Armor Plates

Involved in all weld are performedmanually (Positions: 1G, 2G, 5G&6G)

Weldedmanually and semi-manually. (Positions: 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F)

Cleaned and smoothenwelds by filing, steel brush or grinding

Instructed the exact details of the weld before we start

Performed preheating to the surface being welded to remove moisture that can cause cracks and porosity

Employer :

Country : Philippines

Position Held : FCAW/MIG/SMAWWITH PIPE COMBINATION6G/I-BEAM Date : May 5, 2009 (up to) September 15, 2009

Project Name : SMART Tower and ABS-CBN Tower

Job Responsibilities:

I amassigned to TRI EXCompany, one of the companies directly working at the ABS- CBN for their communication towers, buildings, structures etc

I used to weld the I-BeamTower and I also weld pipes etc

In this company, Imastered the FCAWwelding because I amonly the one who has an expertise and knowledge in the field of FCAWWelding

Involved in all weld are performedmanually (Positions: 1G, 2G, 5G&6G) with I-Beam

Weldedmanually and semi-manually. (Positions: 1G, 2G, 3G, 4G, 1F, 2F, 3F, 4F)

Cleaned and smoothenwelds by filing, steel brush or grinding

Instructed the exact details of the weld before we start

Performed preheating to the surface being welded to remove moisture that can cause cracks and porosity

Participate inWorkplace Communication

Work in Teamenvironment

Participate Career Professionalism

Practice Occupational Health &Safety Procedures

Apply Safety Practices

Interpret Drawings and Sketches

PerformIndustry Calculations

Contribute to Quality System

Used Hand Tools

PrepareWeld materials

Set-UpWelding Equipment

Fit-UpWeld Materials

Repair Materials

Weld Carbon Steel Plates using SMAWand FCAW

Weld Carbon Steel Plates and Pipes using SMAWand FCAW

Weld Carbon Steel Plates using GTAW

Weld Carbon Steel Pipes using GTAW

PerformFCAWWelding of Carbon Steel and Aluminum

Employer : SELF EMPLOYED INSTRUCTORWELDER

Country : Philippines

Position Held : Instructor/Welder

Date : January 18, 2011 (up to) present

Job Responsibilities:

Instruct and PerformOccupational Health and Safety Practices

Instruct and PerformMetal Testing and Heat Treatment Process

Instruct and PerformShielded Metal Arc Welding on Carbon Steel Plate

Instruct and PerformGas Welding

Instruct and PerformShielded Metal Arc Welding of Carbon Steel Plates and Pipes

Instruct and Prepare Joints based on specifiedWelding Designs

Instruct and PerformGas Metal Arc Welding of Carbon Steel and Aluminum

Develop a pattern for a particular job

Instruct on howto control the effects on expansion and contraction in the weldment

Instruct and PerformGas Tungsten Arc Welding in Carbon Steel

Teach on howto fit-up weld joints and fabricate fittings

Inspect and test the weldment

Teach the applicable welding codes, rules and specifications for a particular job

Instruct the procedure and tests on howto achieve welder’s qualification TRAININGS/SEMINARS

TITLE DATE LOCATION/COMPANY

"Opportunities and

Challenges in the Workplace"

Sep 28,

2008-

Sep 28,

2008

Bulwagang Tandang Sora College of Social Work And

Community Development, University Of The

Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines

"Latest Career Trends In The

Global Market"

Sep 26,

2008-

Sep 26,

2008

Marikina Polytechnic College, Activity Center

"Empowered Technician" Feb 12,

2008-

Feb 13,

2008

Marikina Polytechnic College, Activity Center

"Achieving Industrial Safety

and Health for Future

Technicians"

Oct 9,

2008-

Oct 9,

2008

National Trainors, Marikina City

“IMI TRAINING &

ASSESSMENT CENTER

INC./INSTRUCTORWELDER

MARIKINA POLYTECHNIC

COLLEGE WITHWELDER'S

QUALIFICATION TEST”

Sep 27,

2011-

Sep 28,

2011

Marikina City

“NCII GAS METAL ARC

WELDING”

Mar 20,

2009 -

Mar 21,

2009

RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY /

PAMAMARISANMANDALUYONG CITY

“NCII SHIELDEDMETAL ARC

WELDING”

Mar 20,

2009 -

Mar 21,

2009

RIZAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY /

PAMAMARISANMANDALUYONG CITY

LICENSES

Vetassess

Recognized within the Australian Qualification Framework(AQF) and Victorian Registration and Qualification Authority Issued at East Melbourne 3002 Victoria Australia

MEM30305 Certificate III in Engineering- Fabrication TradeWelding Certificate no: W12GL17481

Provider no: 21097

Mar 23, 2012

Sicat Construction Laboratory Test of WQT(Welding Qualification Test) Any Position- PipeWelding, (WIPCO Construction)/SMAW6G ASME IX

RWTP-SM-001

Sep 23, 2010

WQT(Welding Qualification Test) Any Position-PipeWelding, (WIPCO Construction)/ SMAW6G ASME IX

RWTP-SM-001

Sep 23, 2010

SMAW3G and 4Gwith 6G Pipe with combination of GMAW Certificate no: 091***********

Mar 21, 2009

GMAW3G and 4Gwith 6G Pipe with combination of SMAW Certificate no: 091***********

Mar 20, 2009

IMI TRAINING CENTER-WELDER'S QUALIFICATIONRECORD[IMI-197/ER-70S-2;3/32/ E-309L-16/3/32]

Certificate no: (RT#4047-07 NDT)

Sep 28, 2011

IMI TRAINING CENTER-WELDER'S QUALIFICATIONRECORD[IMI-197/E- 6010(3/32 E-7018(3/32'',1/8

Certificate no: (RT#4047-07 NDT)

Sep 27, 2011

Contact this candidate