Power Plant Safety

Location:

Fairhope, AL

Posted:

September 15, 2020

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Resume:

Charles Michael Givens III

***** ***** ******* ***

Fairhope, AL 36532

251-***-****

(20yrs + experience)

Skills:

Welding Alloy metals:

Chrome

Stainless steel

Inconel

Titanium

Super duplex

Copper nickel

Welding styles knowledgeable and accomplished in:

Underwater welding and burning

TIG welding

Flux core welding

MIG welding

Stick welding (uphill and downhill)

Types of welding projects experienced and skilled with;

Mainstream, severe cycle performed in power plants

100% X-rays, severe cycle performed in power plants

Super duplex inch pipe up to 36 inch pipe

Boiler tubes

Heaters

Super duplex pipelines

Structure

Industries with experience:

Power plants

Paper mills

Shipyards

Chemical plants

Petroleum refinery

Pipelines

Fabrication Shops

Underwater welding and burning

Gas refineries

Tools and equipment skilled with:

Plasma cutting tools

Welding machine

Torches

Bevel machines

Chain falls

End grinders

Side grinders

Portable band saws

Tape measures

Levels

Squares

Jack stands

Using cutting disc

Using tiger paws

Pulleys

Plum bobs

Associated skills and knowledge:

Rigging

Pipe fitting

Reading blueprints

Fabrication

Instillation

Teamwork

Ability to make associated corrections and repairs

Mathematical equations

Problem solving

Erecting proper 100% containment firebox

Mathematical reasoning

Purging pipes

Power tool care and maintenance

Cut outs

Preparing and completing necessary documentation for job

Tie ins

Requesting proper permits

Extensive knowledge of safety rules and procedures:

Tying off when working at heights

Safety harness

CO2 monitors

Eye protection (safety glasses, goggles, shields and etc)

Hard hats

Gloves

Fire Retardant clothing

Steel toe shoes

Tags and signage knowledge and use

Filling out and using Job Safety Analysis Sheets

Ventilators

Keeping neat workstation

Proper auditory protection

Eye wash station familiarization

Requesting proper work permits

Signing off on all work orders

100% containment fireboxes where required

Checking and verifying all permits on scaffolds are current and signed off on

If applicable locate fire watch. Make sure they know they are suppose to be watching for you.

Before starting each job locate safety equipment such as fire extinguisher, emergency evacuation routes, safety shower, spill containment and cleanup supplies. Familiarize yourselves with how to use eye wash station, safety shower and fire extinguishers.

Before each job make sure all people working on project with you read and sign all required paperwork and once job is completed, make sure each person signs off on same paperwork.

Welders need to wear welding shields while welding Accreditations for Safety Education:

TVTC - Tennessee Valley Training Center

www.tvtc.org

TVTC ID# 163235 (current)

ARSC - Association of Reciprocal Safety Council Inc. www.mygcsc.com

SCSC ID# 98684 0855 Y (current)

TWIC - Transportation Worker Identification Credentials (current)

United States of America Passport Card (current) Work History:

Shaw

Eden, North Carolina

Power plant

Performance Mechanical Contractors