Customer Service Project Management

Curtis Burkhalter, Jr.

*** ****** **** **. #*** Macon, GA 31210 **********@*****.*** 478-***-****

Professional Summary

I am a highly intrinsically motivated individual seeking an opportunity as a Safety Technician. I am a proven leader and articulate/effective communicator, instructor, and presenter who easily inspires others to achieve desired organizational outcomes. My work ethic consists of the ability to problem solve under stressful conditions and detail orientation. Additionally, I am also confident using Microsoft Office products.

Core Competencies

Program & Project Management Training & Development Communication & Instruction Problem Solving Conflict Resolution Team Building & Leading

Planning & Scheduling Customer Service Health & Safety

Professional Experience

PERFORMANCE, (07/2018 – PRESENT)

rigger, boilermaker, and pipefitter

Responsibilities:

PIPEFITTER

Use saws, cutting torches, and pipe benders to cut and hammer pipes to specification

Study blueprint and construction plans for pipe systems, supports, and related equipment

Assemble and secure pipes, tubes, and fittings by means of welding, brazing, soldering, and cementing of joints.

Utilize pressure gauges and hydrostatic testing to inspect and test installed pipe systems

Electroplate non-ferrous piping materials with tin and lead to obtain an alloy that prevents erosion

Operate pump machines to discard water from flooded facility floors, manholes and basements

Prepare cost estimates and budgets for a pipefitting project

Install and test water systems such as treatment, recycling, and irrigation systems

Design equipment and systems to reduce water and energy consumption

Inspect work sites to identify environmental hazards that can limit the integrity of a pipe structure

Utilize valve keys and wrenches to regulate liquids, steam and other gaseous substances from pipes.

Oversee the repair and replacement of damaged or worn-out pipe components.

Use hand or power tools to drill holes in structures such as wall, decks to allow for pipe passage

Select pipe types, sizes and quantity required for a pipefitting project

Install and configure automatic pipe control systems.

SPECIALTY WELDING AND TURNAROUNDS (SWAT), (03/2014 – 07/2018)

rigger and boilermaker

Responsibilities:

RIGGER

Rigging pipe equipment, fitting pipe, bolting up valves, closing vessels

Responsible for moving extra-heavy equipment, machinery, and materials via cranes and lifts

Fastening up large loads and monitoring, overseeing, and directing the operators of the transport equipment; reporting any arising issues and ensuring that completed work orders are well documented.

Ensuring that the machinery is aligned in its new spot, properly leveled and anchored so it does not move during use.

Attaching loads to rigging to provide support or prepare them for moving with the use of hand and power tools

Ensuring that rigging equipment is dismantled and properly stored after use

Carrying out tests on rigging equipment occasionally to ensure safety and reliability

Communicating with workers that are engaged in the process of hoisting and moving loads, to ensure the safety of workers and materials. Ensuring that all work scope is completed safely.

Strictly adhering to safety regulations and precautions.

Overseeing the process of tearing down, cleaning, and storing of any rigging equipment or machinery used in moving.

BOILERMAKER

Install premade boilers into manufacturing facilities and other buildings

Read and understand blueprints for the location, position, and dimension of boiler parts

Complete job work orders and other needed maintenance documentation

Organize and arrange pre-made boiler parts before assembly

Identify all the necessary tools required for tasks.

Assemble boiler tanks that often involves automatic or robotic welding

Use scrapers, cleaning solvents and wire brushed to clean vats

Inspect and perform tests on boiler systems to find any defects or leaks

Repair/replace parts such as valves, joints, or pipes, using welding equipment, hand tools, and gas torches

TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES, (02/2012 – 01/2014)

non-destructive examination technician

Responsibilities:

Perform ultrasonic thickness measurements on piping and equipment.

Monitor locations for various deformities such as cracking, corrosion, leaks, etc.

Created and instituted a departmental policy known as “Total Safety Task Instructions and Activity Hazard Analysis” that vastly improved participant safety and minimized risk of injury (recognized with -0- incidents since introduction of procedure).

KBR, Iraq (01/2008 – 01/2012) MORALE WELFARE RECREATION TECHNICIAN

Plan, coordinate, and facilitate project LOGCAP III currently transitioning into LOGCAP IV as a U.S. Department of Defense Contractor supporting the military in a combat zone. Manage all weightlifting facilities, cardio centers, recreation courts, movie theaters, Internet Café, live entertainment, and special events activities in support of 60K soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, civilians, foreign nationals, subcontract workers, and strategic partners. Work closely with base camp mayor to organize functions for cultural diversity on the Forward Operating Base with staff of 6. Ensure compliance with U.S. Government Statement of Work. Establish and enforce procedures and surveillance activities. Serve as lead for weekly Quality Circle Meeting that is a continuous process improvement (CPI) practice involving workers from all areas to identify, analyze, and resolve any pertinent issues or concerns on program offerings.

Key Achievements:

Created and instituted a departmental policy known as “Total Safety Task Instructions and Activity Hazard Analysis” that vastly improved participant safety and minimized risk of injury (recognized with -0- incidents since introduction of procedure).

Recognized by superiors with multiple awards, accolades, and certificates for tireless dedication to programs and projects.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Northwestern State University of Louisiana, Natchitoches, LA

Associate of Science in Computer Science

Microsoft Certification and Cisco CCNA Certification

Hill Junior College, Hillsboro, TX

Physical Education Certification

ECAP (Texas) Alternative Certification Education Program, North Richland Hills, TX

OSHA 30 Certification

NCCER Rigger

References available upon request

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