Structural Welder
Resume:
Resume
Casey G Russell
Fallon, NV 89406 United States
Day Phone: 619-***-****
Evening Phone: 619-***-****
Email: *****.***********@*****.***
Work Experience:
Puget Sound Nava Shipyard (This is a federal job)
1400 Farragut Ave
Bremerton, WA
3/2015 - Present
Salary: $30.03 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 40
Series: 3703 Welding
Pay Plan: WG - Nonsupervisory Pay Schedules--Federal Wage System
Grade: WG-8
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
I am a current employee of UIC.4523A, Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility.
Series: 3703 Pay Plan: WG Grade: WG-08
Welder (This is a federal job)
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
As a Shop 26 welder I have experience of process, resource, and personnel functions for the shop. I analyze work and consider or coordinate any support trades needed for my work. I use ATMS, to check qualifications and explain work to others.
I support any work site surveillances to assure that quality and production standards required by technical work documents, Process Instructions, job orders, etc. and have the ability and experience to perform IAB/RAB’s with other trades, management, and engineering personnel to plan work, solve problems, and obtain work status. I also keep higher level supervision informed of potential problem areas, work status, and projected completion dates.
I have the experience and ability to work from specifications, oral instructions, blueprints, weld procedures, technical documents, and other information. I work with minimal supervision and take the lead on most projects I am assigned. I determine the weld process to utilize on the job through researching the technical work instruction and ensure I possess the correct qualification prior to commencing work.
As a structural welder I determine the welding techniques and machine settings to be used, and make the required welds following specifications, accepted shop practices, and oral or written instructions. As needed, I use techniques such as preheating, heat sinks, and stress relieving to maintain specified dimensions and to prevent distortion or burning of the parts being welded.
When welding with electrodes, filler metals, fluxes, and shielding, I consider elements such as arc stability, degree of penetration, surface tension, and viscosity of the flux and shielding to determine adequacy of the welding performance. I also select the correct size and type of filler material for the particular work evolution.
As a detail oriented welder, I research TWD’s to determine the proper welding sequence and specified joint design per the applicable requirements of the specific task. During the post-welding period, I clean and inspect my work to ensure compliance for the NDT process. I utilize hand-held pneumatic equipment for grinding and finishing. I use heating, stress relieving techniques during, and after welding is complete. Prior to initiating any welding operation, I ensure the area is safe for hot work, instruct and position the firewatch (es) and protect adjacent areas and equipment from potential damage.
I utilize my skills, knowledge and ability to prefabricate, manufacture, repair, modify, rebuild and assemble various types of components. My extensive experience allows me to work with OS, HS, HY-80, HY-100, CRES, Monel, NiCu, CuNi and other alloys. I maintain and repair components on ship, submarine structures, and pre-fabricated assemblies in the shop. I consistently produce welds to the acceptance standards of non-destructive testing. My work is always completed on time or ahead of schedule with minimal or no rework. I am also proficient in welding while utilizing a mirror.
My certifications for production welding are as follows:
GTAW
SMAW
GMAW Pulse
FCAW
Plasma Cutting
Oxy Fuel Cutting
Carbon Arcing
NNQC
I have the experience and ability to:
• Monitor, coordinate, control, coach, mentor and maintain training, and qualifications.
• Translate management expectations, objectives, and goals into effective operations to accomplish
work in an efficient and economical manner.
• Complete work in accordance with regulations and specifications.
• Use resources needed to ensure a work is finished on time and within budget and deal
effectively with others orally and in writing, clearly and concisely.
• Establish and maintain effective communications with ships force and other trades in order to
establish creditable working relationships.
• Monitor work operations to prevent the production of defects; adhere to quality plans and requirements; analyze and investigate adverse quality trends or conditions
• Maintain detail awareness to complete multiple work evolutions
• Analyze problems and provide guidance concerning the best methods to correct them.
• Recognize situations where work was not been performed to specific directions.
• Document deficiencies on appropriate QA forms.
• Prioritize work assignments
• Evaluate requirements of technical, safety, hazardous materials, waste and other regulatory issues.
• Clearly and effectively communicate technical information and convey work instructions orally and in
writing.
• Evaluate and select the best method in which to accomplish work.
• Make decisions in an expeditious manner.
• Perform Completion of Work Reviews.
• Use precision measurement instruments.
Supervisor: Dave McDonie 360-***-****)
Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes
Alpha Response Team Leader
United States Navy
1400 Farragut Ave
Bremerton, WA
1/2009 - 2/2013
Salary: $0.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 70
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Force Protection Alpha Response Team Leader. Physical security Responsible for planning, developing and implementing security plans, security programs such as Emergency Response, Physical Security, Information Protection, Incident Management and/or Investigation.
Crisis Management providing emergency responses to multiple situations (Fire, Suicide, Suicide attempts, Hostage situations, Bomb threats). Providing a great working environment promoting team work with respect and fairness to every coworker.
Qualified Dispatcher/Sentry/Chief of the Guard
Weapons Qualifications instruction and maintenance for M16/M9/M500 equipment.
Close Range Subject Control Skills, Weapon retention, Hand to hand combat with personnel restraint tactics.
Facilitated Non-lethal Crowd dispersal and control training.
Guidance counseling and career development for over 100 Personnel, for Active and Reserve programs. Prepare, organize, train, motivate and manage an aggressive career information program.
Safeguard all aspects of the USS John C. Stennis to include, ship, aircraft and over 5000 personnel.
Leading Supervisor
Naval Air Station Fallon Nevada
4755 Pasture Rd
Fallon, NV
8/2003 - 2/2008
Salary: $0.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 60
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
Work center supervisor/Aviation fueling coordinator. Supervised 35+ personnel insuring the safe working environment for 10 refueling stations and 2 tarmacs.
Lead Training supervisor: Instructed 50+ personnel Monitoring and evaluates unit performance on key security issues and programs, recommends corrective action programs were appropriate. As well as licensing for heavy equipment operations.
Building/Security manager maintained a safe and secure environment for customers and employees by establishing and enforcing security policies and procedures. Updated job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities; reading professional publications; maintaining personal networks; participating in professional organizations. Accomplished organization goals by accepting ownership for new and different requests; explored opportunities to add value to job accomplishments, as well as safe guarded secret material. Maintained the up keep of 3 hangars/235 individual spaces.
Hazmat Supervisor responsible for safe storage lockers for 20+ storage facilities. Enforcement of Hazmat use/disposal guidelines with environmental controls (OSHA).
Heavy Equipment instructor to include utility equipment.
Safeguard and inventory Hangar Facilities and office spaces in the amount of $4M+.
4 years administration 45 to 60 words a minute. Proficient in Microsoft word, Competent in Excel and Collating documents
United States Navy
USN
North Island, CA 92135 United States
01/1995 - 07/2003
Hours per week: 68
Leading supervisor
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
USS Independence CV-62/USS Carl Vinson CVN-70
Ship Work:
Maintained an adequate supply of 3-M System materials within the Work Center. Ensured prompt reporting of all material deficiencies and completed maintenance actions as required as well as delivery of test and measurement equipment and other portable support equipment to testing and calibration Work Centers as indicated on scheduling reports. Maintained a stringent tool control program with 100 percent accountability of all tools to include all safety equipment associated with all maintenance.
Tools Used:
Pneumatic/electric grinders, Hacksaw/wood saw, slide caliper, tape measures, weight scales, scribes, levels, slip joint pliers/diagonal cutting pliers/lineman’s slide cutting pliers/wire-cutting pliers, carpenters hammer/machinist’s peen hammer/sledge hammer/rubber mallet, flat head screw driver/ Philips screw driver/ standard screw driver, open end wrenches/box wrenches, Speed handles, Hex Keys, Adjustable wrenches/strap wrench, Spanner wrenches, bolt cutters, pneumatic needle gun/Deck crawler, wrecking bar/pry bar, fire rescue ax, wooden plugs/rubber plugs, SCOTT Packs/SCBA’s, Respirators full/half face, forced entry metal cutting saw K-12, Safety harness, beam type torque wrench/micrometer torque wrench.
Systems worked on and maintained: comprehending simple written and oral instructions to complete tasks in a proficient and safe manner.
Shipboard AC units for upkeep and corrosion control
Standard safety equipment (personal floatation devices)
AFFF (Aqueous film forming foam systems) overhead sprinkler systems and flush deck sprinkler groups, including wall mounted and deck mounted hose real stations to maintain function and corrosion control if need be replacement and or repair.
Ballistic Doors this is for the maintenance and upkeep of doors for corrosion control, functionality, repair or replacement.
Corrosion control on surfaces to include grinding, sanding, priming and painting.
All in accordance to Shipboard Planned Maintenance System (PMS)
Naval Aux Landing Field San Clemente (07/01-07/03)
2 years lead supervisor maintaining 100,000 gallon JP5 fuel storage tanks, one 25,000 gallon defuel tank, truck fill stand including all required secondary containment, environmental requirements, pump house, peripheral paved roadway, pipe interconnections safety and fire protection systems, electrical and plumbing. Day to day sediment sampling of all fuel in and out of facility for safe operations of aircraft and equipment.
Logistics loading and unloading Aircraft to include passengers and equipment. (Multiple Type Aircraft.)
Maintenance and up keep of ground transportation towing equipment and aircraft starting equipment. ( Air start units and electrical start units.)
2 years administration 45 to 60 words a minute. Proficient in Microsoft word, Competent in Excel and Collating documents.
Supervisor
Naval AUX Airfield SanClamente Island
North Island
San Diego, CA
1/1995 - 8/2003
Salary: $0.00 USD Bi-weekly
Hours per week: 60
Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:
USS Independence CV-62/USS Carl Vinson CVN-70
Ship Work:
Maintained an adequate supply of 3-M System materials within the Work Center. Ensured prompt reporting of all material deficiencies and completed maintenance actions as required as well as delivery of test and measurement equipment and other portable support equipment to testing and calibration Work Centers as indicated on scheduling reports. Maintained a stringent tool control program with 100 percent accountability of all tools to include all safety equipment associated with all maintenance.
Tools Used:
Pneumatic/electric grinders, Hacksaw/wood saw, slide caliper, tape measures, weight scales, scribes, levels, slip joint pliers/diagonal cutting pliers/lineman’s slide cutting pliers/wire-cutting pliers, carpenters hammer/machinist’s peen hammer/sledge hammer/rubber mallet, flat head screw driver/ Philips screw driver/ standard screw driver, open end wrenches/box wrenches, Speed handles, Hex Keys, Adjustable wrenches/strap wrench, Spanner wrenches, bolt cutters, pneumatic needle gun/Deck crawler, wrecking bar/pry bar, fire rescue ax, wooden plugs/rubber plugs, SCOTT Packs/SCBA’s, Respirators full/half face, forced entry metal cutting saw K-12, Safety harness, beam type torque wrench/micrometer torque wrench.
Systems worked on and maintained: comprehending simple written and oral instructions to complete tasks in a proficient and safe manner.
Shipboard AC units for upkeep and corrosion control
Standard safety equipment (personal floatation devices)
AFFF (Aqueous film forming foam systems) overhead sprinkler systems and flush deck sprinkler groups, including wall mounted and deck mounted hose real stations to maintain function and corrosion control if need be replacement and or repair.
Ballistic Doors this is for the maintenance and upkeep of doors for corrosion control, functionality, repair or replacement.
Corrosion control on surfaces to include grinding, sanding, priming and painting.
All in accordance to Shipboard Planned Maintenance System (PMS)
Naval Aux Landing Field San Clemente (07/01-07/03)
2 years lead supervisor maintaining 100,000 gallon JP5 fuel storage tanks, one 25,000 gallon defuel tank, truck fill stand including all required secondary containment, environmental requirements, pump house, peripheral paved roadway, pipe interconnections safety and fire protection systems, electrical and plumbing. Day to day sediment sampling of all fuel in and out of facility for safe operations of aircraft and equipment.
Logistics loading and unloading Aircraft to include passengers and equipment. (Multiple Type Aircraft.)
Maintenance and up keep of ground transportation towing equipment and aircraft starting equipment. ( Air start units and electrical start units.)
2 years administration 45 to 60 words a minute. Proficient in Microsoft word, Competent in Excel and Collating documents.
4 years administration 45 to 60 words a minute. Proficient in Microsoft word, Competent in Excel and Collating documents.
A/S32A-30A (Support Equipment & Aircraft Tow Tractor) Pull can tow aircraft weighing up to 40,000 lbs. pounds.
A/S32A-42 (Aircraft Mid-Range Tow Vehicle) Towing aircraft weighing up to 100,000 lbs.
A/S32A-32 (SD-2 Spotting Dolly) Lift capacity 16,000 lbs. tow capacity 14,000 lbs.
A/S 32A-31A (Aircraft Mid-Range Tow Vehicle) 8,500 lbs.
A/S47A-1 GTE (GTCP-100) Support systems for the Gas Turbine Enclosure (Air assist starter for Turbine Aircraft)
A/S32A-37 Aircraft Towing Tractor (Class 2 GVW) 35,000 lbs.
NC-2A A/S37A-3 Shipboard Mobile Electric Power Plant (MEPP) Providing external electrical power to aircraft and equipment.
Education:
Poudre High School Fort Collins, CO United States
High school diploma or equivalent 12 / 1994
GPA: 3.5 of a maximum 4.00
Job Related Training:
ATMS Related Courses:
OSHHW32 HAZARDOUS MATERIALS HAZCOM/ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS 12/31/2020
PROC112A J-1 JAEGER EYE TEST 07/31/2020
PROC4314 FIREWATCH 07/31/2020
PROC4963 PCB WORKER
PROC5360-LEAD LEAD WORKER (NON SHOP 26 PROCESS) 02/29/2020
PROC5360WELDOR LEAD WORK (S26 PROCESS) 02/29/2020
PROC8259ALL SUBMARINE ACCESS 06/30/2021
PROC8615 NUC / NON-NUC INTERFACE WORKER
PROC990B LOCKOUT/TAG-PLUS FOR AFFECTED EMPLOYEES 06/20/2021
PROCFALL FALL AUTHORIZED USER 05/31/2021
PROCGFAT GAS FREE AWARENESS 03/16/2021
PROCIRR INACTIVATION AND RECYCLING (IRR) - ENTRY LEVEL 12/31/2020
PROCNNQC-WORKER NONNUCLEAR QUALITY CONTROL WORKER
PROCRPAH AIR FED HOOD RESPIRATOR 10/31/2020
PROCRPFF FULL FACE RESPIRATOR 10/31/2020
PROCRPHF HALF FACE RESPIRATOR 10/31/2020
PROCRPUV ULTRA-VUE RESPIRATOR 10/31/2020
PROCRPVH VERSA HOOD RESPIRATOR 10/31/2020
PROCRPWE WELDOR EQUIPMENT RESPIRATOR 10/31/2020
PROCSAWZ SAWZALL FAMILIARITY
PROCSSQC-WORKER SUBSAFE WORKER 02/21/2021
PROCWRKM WELDOR WORKMANSHIP INSPECTOR 07/31/2020
TRAKFALL-CC FALL PROTECTION CABLE CHOKER BRIEF 05/31/2021
TRAKFALL-DRE FALL PROTECTION D-RING EXTENSION BRIEF 05/31/2021
TSDCWLFP FIREWATCH 07/31/2020
WQN1-31 FCAW-GAS SHIELDED CAT 1 & 2 HSLA/OS PLATE .058" - UNL. ALL POSITIONS 03/31/2020
WQN11-11 SMAW CAT 1 2 3 HY / OS / CRMO PLATE .058" - UNL. ALL POSITIONS 03/31/2020
WQN11-21 GTAW CAT 1 2 HY / OS / CRMO PLATE .058" - UNL. ALL POSITONS 03/31/2020
WQN11-411 GMAW-SPRAY CAT 1 2 HY / OS / CRMO PLATE .058" - UNL. FLAT POSITION 03/31/2020
WQN11-412 GMAW-PULSE CAT 1 2 HY / OS / CRMO PLATE .058" - UNL. ALL POSITIONS 03/31/2020
WQN42-11 SMAW CAT 5 CUNI / NICU / INCONEL PLATE .058" - UNL. ALL POSITIONS 03/31/2020
WQN42-21 GTAW CAT 4 CUNI / NICU / INCONEL PLATE .058" - UNL. ALL POSITONS 03/31/2020
WQN8-21 GTAW CAT 3 CRES - INCONEL PLATE .058" - UNL. ALL POSITONS 03/31/2020
Affiliations:
Habitat For Humanity - Volunteer
References:
Name
Employer
Title
Phone
Cristina Johnson Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Supervisor
Curtis White Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Supervisor
******.*.******@****.***
Martin Lee Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Work Leader
******.*.***@****.***
Dan Tomkiewicz Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
General Forman
******.**********@****.***
Nathannel McCann Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Weld Training Leader
*********.******@****.***
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