William Borden

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Objective I am currently seeking to reenter the welding or manufacturing field in a full time position that combines hard work and drive to produce a productive and rewarding career that has the opportunity for professional advancement and personal growth.

Experience Yard Manager

October 2011 to present-Tri-State Trucking-Mansfield Pa

Supervisor-Richie Borden

Load and unload equipment and other oilfield materials

Required to operate front end loader, telehandlers, and man lifts

Keep track of inventory for billing purposes

Daily/Weekly/ Monthly paperwork as required by the company

Responsible to operate independently without supervision

Required to attend all safety training and company meetings

Hired as a Working Foreman -promoted to Yard Manager in May 2013

Medical Leave for Gastric By-Pass Surgery

Sept 2009-Sept 2011- Dr. Kelly Carr Attending Physician

My health issues became life threatening

Dr. Carr placed me on medical leave until I became a suitable candidate for the Gastric By-Pass Surgery

Surgery was performed in Sept 2011

I was cleared for employment in October 2011

General Laborer

July 2007-Sept 2009- H.R.I. Inc.-State College, Pa

Supervisor-Frank Bieter

Bridge and Road Construction

Concrete Laborer

Fork Lift Operator

Welder/Fabricator

Arpil-2005 December 2007 R&T Mechanical

Supervisor- Bob Savidge

Fabricated duct work for different dust collection systems.

Worked at different facilities setting machinery taking old out and putting new machinery in place.

Fabricated guard shields for different kinds ofmachines.

Lathes, kilns, shaker tables.

Worked on plant shutdowns at U.S. Salt, Ward Foundary, U.S Paper company, Kennedy Valve. At these plant shutdowns I was given a Specific assignment to weld and fix machines mostly carbon steel Welding.

Structural Welder

July-2002 February-2003 Zurn/Nepco

Supervisor-Matt Everett

I went to Different locations in the united states and was a

Structural welder which consist of welding on very large boilers.

The boilers outside structure was in cased in heavy steel I-Beams

Which I would torch the old ones out and would fabricate and weld new

Into place.

The job consisted of torching and grinding bevels on the I-Beams so they would match up to weld. Most of the welding was done With 1/8 inch 7018 and some 6010 rod.

Laborer/Mechanic/Welder

March-2000 April-2002 Lovejoys Milk Hauling

Supervisor-William Lovejoy

Serviced and washed stainless tanks on milk trucks.

The tanks had a outer and inner shell the outer shell of the tank

Would sometimes crack, So I would grind the cracks out and re-weld

With stainless mig wire.Also I was a mechanic at Lovejoys I would change

Suspension parts, airlines, wheel bearings, and service trucks.

Welder/Fabricator

September-1999 February-2000 Northern Tier Fabrication

Supervisor- Steve Banos

Fabricated different kinds of products stainless steel phone booths which

Which was cut out on a plasma table and was assembled in the shop and

Tig welded together.

Welded on different kinds of farm machinery corn

Choppers, hay wagons, Round Bailers.

Most of the welding and fabricating Was hands on with the old pieces. Cutting and grinding of new pieces And welding the new pieces into place. Also we rolled a lot of duct work At northern tier. We weld flanges to the duct work and seam welded the Duct work together after it was rolled. This was done with a mig welder.

Welder/Assembler

April-1996 September-1998 ABB Preheater

Supervisor- John Cowburn

I was a production welder at ABB you were assigned a welding station

Which there was about 40 of these welding stations.

These stations Consisted of jigs and fixtures. You would take the pieces and set them up In the jigs or fixtures and would weld them.

Tolerances had to be met Before any welding was done.

Different products had different blue printsSo different job tasks were performed through out the week. Most of the Welding was done with Flux core mig shielded with gas.

Belmont Vo-Tech-Belmont NY

1993-1995

Completed two year welding program

Williamson High School-Tioga Pa

Graduated in 1991

High School Diploma

Skills Able to read blue prints and operate the following equipment: Oxyacetylene Torches, Plasma Arc, Hand Held Submerged Arc, Fork Lift, Overhead Crane, GIB Cranes.

Previously, held the position of Production Welder at ABB Preheater beginning in 1996 through 1998. I operated as a Flux Core Welder.

Interests Fishing, Hunting, and Softball

References References are available on request.

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