Manager Quality Control
Resume:
Marc F. Pruyn
Prairieville, Louisiana 70769
PH 225-***-****
acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
SUMMARY
Thirty six years of job related experience in construction and maintenance of oil and chemical plants including power boiler fabrication, alteration and re-rating. I have a strong working knowledge with E.P.A., D.O.T, A.S.M.E. B31.1, B31.3, Section ll, Section V, Section Vlll, Div. 1 and 2, Section lX, N.B.I.C, A.P.I. 510, 570, 620, 650,1104 and also local,state, and Federal guidelines. Responsible positions have included managerial and supervisory as well as first line supervision of craft activities and actual task execution. Key assignments held in the areas of quality control manager, mechanical supervisor, certified welding inspector (C.W.I.), Craft foreman and welder. Sketched structural and piping redline isometrics, planning and scheduling work activities and manpower. Consultant to clients and engineering groups. Implementation of quality control and safeguarding programs. Design and compile boiler code test packages, structural steel and piping packages.
EXPERIENCE
C.R.R.M. March 2015-August 2015
Coffeyville KS
Lauren Engineering INC
Quality Control Manager
New hydrogen unit. After kick-off meeting and reviewing project contract and specifications And put in place ITPs revel lent to our survey group, pier drilling contractor and underground electrical grounding and duct banks, OWS and SWS piping. Made sure all understood the path forward and hold points involved such as pile testing, lateral load, compression, axial loading. I was hands on to insure each procedure had been followed. All compaction, nuclear density were held within specs. Held in shop walk through and review of our batch plant and N.D.E. Provider. Built geographical survey package. Civil packages per foundation. Pile drilling package. Electrical assured grounding package and separated duct bank package. Ordered electrodes for job and set up inventory. Interviewed welders and reviewed by- laws and procedures with them. Held job by job start up meetings per discipline also had weekly update meetings with the client.
References
Dakota Prairie Refinery [April 2013- January 2015]
Dickinson, North Dakota
Lutech Resources
Quality Control Manager
This project is the first refinery built from the ground up in the United States in thirty seven years. From the quality aspect I had to establish, implement all our procedural controls. Review signed contracts and DPR, City, State and Federal ordinances, codes and regulations before ground was broken and set in place the means to insure adhesion to procedure. To include land management, soil erosion and control, nuclear density testing, helical pile load testing, Visiting sub-contractor facilities including batch plants, N.D.E. contractors, Steel fabricators, pressure vessel, equipment fabricators and pipe fabrication shops for purposes of reviewing their quality control programs, monitor activities and verify conformance to contract requirements, Insure inspection and testing requirements are met and documented. Hold Bi-weekly QA/QC meetings with client, engineers and GM supervision. I solely was responsible for the direction of our QA personnel and the disciplines they head up at the DPR Project.
REFERENCES
Bobby Hines- QA Director, Cell # 1-281-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
Jeffery Rust- Project Director, Cell # 1-701-***-****, acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
Francis Mitzel- DPR QA Director, Cell # 1-208-***-****, acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
BP of America [July 2011- April 2013]
Whiting Refinery Modernization Project
Whiting Indiana
Weld Spec Inc.
My QA assignment to this project involved reviewing piping test packages insuring all required N.D.E. has been performed in accordance with the design code and clients expectations. Inspect hydrostatic tests and walk down restoration packages with client for final acceptance.
REFERENCE
Jim Valenti- QA Director, Cell # 1-281-***-****
Gordon Holden- QA Manager, Cell # 1-225-***-****
Motiva [February 2010-January 2011]
Convent, Louisiana
Turner Industries Group
QA Auditor
My QA assignment to this project involved reviewing equipment and piping test packages insuring all required N.D.E. has been performed in accordance with applicable code and client’s specifications.
REFERENCE
Barry Leblanc-QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
Marathon Oil [February 2009-February 2010]
FCCU Revamp
Turner Industries Group
QA/QC Manager
Assignment was to build test packages, coordinate subcontractor work, run our weld tracker system and implement a material storage system with documentation including electrode storage and distribution, Frontline inspections of civil, structural, equipment and piping crafts.
REFERENCE
Barry Leblanc-QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
Sinclair Oil Refinery [January 2008-November 2008]
Sinclair, Wyoming
Turner Industries Group
Quality Control Manager
Assignment included review of contracts, implement our quality control program, material storage, Frontline inspections of civil, structural, piping and equipment fabrication and installation. Test welders, Review, approve and /or reject WPS/PQRs. Build test packages, Review progress with client on a daily basis. Held Quality meetings with supervision and craftsmen. Redlined fab errors and alterations. Assign individual tasks of QA/QC inspectors. Coordinate sub contractor’s assignments. Review N.D.E.
REFERENCE
Barry Leblanc-QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
Shell Module Yard [October 2006- April 2007]
Port Allen, Louisiana
Turner Industries Group
Quality Control Manager
Assignment to the cryogenics gas plants (Meeker and Pioneer) was to build test packages, run our weld tracker program, implement a material/documentation control system, Frontline inspections, and walk down hydrostatic tests. Coordinate sub-contractors; hold bi-weekly quality meets with supervision and craft. Inspection of fabricator’s shops and documentation. Red line changes on P&ID’s and Isometrics. Review completed work with client and third party inspectors.
REFERENCE
Barry Leblanc-QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
Chevron Refinery [May 2006-Sept 2006]
Pascagoula, MS
FCCU T/A
Quality Control Supervisor
My assignment to this project was exclusively to oversee boiler code work. I compiled all necessary documentation pertaining to each equipment package. PMIs, PTs, MPTs, Radiographic testing, Hydrogen out-gassing, PWHT. Coordinated all sub-contractors movements and scheduling. Held discussions with A.I. and scheduled times for on-site review and inspections. Held daily meetings with client and supervisors. Reviewed turn-over packages with client for approval.
REFERENCE
Barry Leblanc-QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
C.R.R.M. [August 2005- May 2006]
Coffeyville, KS
Turner Industries Group
Quality Control Manager
My assignment to the Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel Project was to build all test packages, coordinate sub-contractors, test welders, implement a quality control program, and assign individual tasks to inspectors. Red line P&IDs and isometrics requiring so. Held daily quality meetings with client to give updates and to receive any new expectations. Frontline inspections of civil, structural, piping and equipment. Inspection of our subcontractor’s shops and review of their documentation. Also ran our weld tracker program. Walked down systems with client and third party inspectors for final acceptance.
REFERENCE
Barry Leblanc-QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
N.C.R.A. [January 2005-August 2005]
McPherson, KS
Turner Industries Group
QA/QC Supervisor
My assignment to this project was to walk piping systems. Frontline inspections, Hydrostatic testing and restorations, Coordinate N.D.E. assignments. RT evaluation and taking PMI readings.
REFERENCE
Barry Leblanc-QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
DOW CHEMICAL [March 2003-January 2005]
Plaquemine, LA
J.E.Merit
3rd Party inspector
My assignment was 3rd party inspections over general contractor’s field work in units Glycol1, Glycol2, Methane’s and Cellulose. Reviewed job scopes and specifications to insure all work was adhered to by proper code referred to.
REFERENCE
John Lemoine-QC Manager, Cell # 1-225-***-****
DOW CHEMICAL [April 1998-March 2003]
Plaquemine, LA
Performance Contractors
Combination Welder
As a certified welder I mastered my craft in so much I certified on most all alloys using SMAW and GTAW processes.
REFERENCE
Mike Chauvin-Project Manager, Cell # 1-225-***-****
Toby Gaudet- QA Director, Cell # 1-225-***-****, e-mail- acspw0@r.postjobfree.com
Mike Hynyup-Project Manager, Cell # 1-225-***-****
EDUCATION
Baker High School [1974-1978]
Groom RD
Baker, LA
I.T.I. Welding and Fitting [1978]
Airline hwy, Baton Rouge, LA
American Welding Society [May-June 2000]
Ironworkers Local #623 [1979-1982]
Trained in rigging, welding, lay-out, connecting, rod busting and drafting.
CERTIFICATIONS
American Welding Society
C.W.I. # 00060481 [June 2000- Present}
T.W.I.C accreditation
OSHA 10hr General Industry Safety and Health
United States Passport
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