Engineer Supervisor
Resume:
Quincy T. Merriweather
Mobile, AL 36695
nbhs8i@r.postjobfree.com
POSITION: FIRST CLASS ALUMINUM WELDER
Overview;
Welding Supervisor/welder for 34 years with the US Coast Guard supervising marine and industrial Civilian and Military welders in the repair, fabrication, and installations of 5086 marine grade aluminum plate, pipe and extrusions on Coast Guard Cutters and boats to maintain operational capability for both afloat and ashore assets. I retired from the US Coast Guard after 34 successful years of service effective 01 Sep 2010.
I consider myself to be a diligent team player who is always open to suggestions on how quality and efficiency can be improved. My work ethic is second to none and I thrive on new challenges always maintaining safety; my foremost and highest priority.
I am highly skilled and have proven myself as a quality supervisor & welder. I am knowledgeable in the following processes; GMAW, GTAW, FCAW and SMAW for aluminum, copper nickel, mild steel, stainless in marine and industrial applications. I am a proven team leader in various roles over my career and most recently as Engineering Supervisor/Superintendent of ship operations for (NESU) Naval Engineering Support Unit New Orleans.
I believe that with my extensive experience in Industrial Engineering that I am a prolific asset in my chosen field of work. Over 34 years of successful management and leadership experience as a Coast Guard Marine Engineer, extensive technical expertise and corporate knowledge of industrial management, latest electronic tools and software applications, to effectively manage all projects with the utmost reputation for meeting the most challenging organizational goals and objectives. A pragmatic and focused individual recognized for “making seemingly impossible situations work.” A proven and VERIFIABLE record for
Producing higher performance standards and enhancing productivity during a period of shrinking budgets.
Awards:
2010 American Society of Naval Engineers “Engineer of the Year Award”.
Professional Experience; United States Coast Guard, 1976 – 2010
CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER 4 - Completed a 34 year career, marine applications experience for hull and structural applications for electrical, mechanical, electronic and underbody installations for new or repair work. Ability to plan, lay out, read blueprints, drawings for new applications, repair or corrective repairs.
Supervised more than 45 full-time employees, or their equivalent, on a regular basis.
Make decisions regarding hiring, evaluation, promotion and termination of employees, or make related recommendations that are given particular weight.
Schedule, assign, plan and monitor the work of welder/fitter/pipe shop personnel performing a variety of structural and marine welding installations and repairs for hull, mechanical and underbody projects.
Plan and develop work schedules, equipment usage schedules, consumable expenditures and procedures for equipment maintenance.
Review plans for all dockside and haul out operations to ensure compatibility with existing codes under USCG MLCA Standard Spec 0745 and AWS D1.2 Aluminum codes and inspection standards as required to maintain quality.
Prepare material and labor estimates.
Monitor the acquisition and use of materials.
Maintain time, payroll, work order, material, equipment and other weld/structural shop records and submit reports.
Train or inform employees of new work methods or procedures, changes in safety regulations, work policies and weld codes and standards.
Ensures budgeting guidelines are met; prioritize shop expenditures to stay within budget and assist in preparation of capital and operations budgets.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Knowledge of the tools, equipment and materials common to the weld trade.
Knowledge of applicable weld codes, standards and regulations.
Knowledge of supervisory principles, practices and techniques.
Knowledge of welding applications and processes for aluminum plate, bar, extrusions and fittings aluminum and alloys.
Skill in the installation, repair, repair techniques and inspection procedures for discontinuities and defects.
Skill in estimating time and material requirements of assigned work projects.
Ability to effectively communicate.
Training & Development:
33 Years OJT; Program Management, Supervision in Welding for Marine Engineering, Structural & Ship Repair and Naval Technology.
Heavy/Large Equipment Operator Course; Forklift, Overhead Crane, Mobile Crane Operator, Rigger, (CICB) Crane Institute Certification Bureau, Tampa, Florida 2004
AWS Certified Welding Inspector
40 hours of X-Ray training at Hellier Xray school Houston, TX
X-ray interpretation
Non destructive testing, Dye penetrant
Welder; aluminum alloys, steel, stainless steel, copper nickel
Hobart School of welding technology
Spent the last three years as an Assistant Industrial Manager/Welding Supervisor for the US Coast Guard Naval Engineering Support Unit New Orleans Louisiana Industrial Division
Education:
Diploma, Murphy High School, Mobile, Alabama
Officers Leadership and Management School, New London, Ct
Presently enrolled at the Virginia College studying Computer Aided Drafting and Design for commercial and ship structural and piping systems.
Quincy T. Merriweather
1072 Dominion Dr W.
Mobile, AL 36695
nbhs8i@r.postjobfree.com
POSITION: FIRST CLASS ALUMINUM WELDER
Overview;
Welding Supervisor/welder for 34 years with the US Coast Guard supervising marine and industrial Civilian and Military welders in the repair, fabrication, and installations of 5086 marine grade aluminum plate, pipe and extrusions on Coast Guard Cutters and boats to maintain operational capability for both afloat and ashore assets. I retired from the US Coast Guard after 34 successful years of service effective 01 Sep 2010.
I consider myself to be a diligent team player who is always open to suggestions on how quality and efficiency can be improved. My work ethic is second to none and I thrive on new challenges always maintaining safety; my foremost and highest priority.
I am highly skilled and have proven myself as a quality supervisor & welder. I am knowledgeable in the following processes; GMAW, GTAW, FCAW and SMAW for aluminum, copper nickel, mild steel, stainless in marine and industrial applications. I am a proven team leader in various roles over my career and most recently as Engineering Supervisor/Superintendent of ship operations for (NESU) Naval Engineering Support Unit New Orleans.
I believe that with my extensive experience in Industrial Engineering that I am a prolific asset in my chosen field of work. Over 34 years of successful management and leadership experience as a Coast Guard Marine Engineer, extensive technical expertise and corporate knowledge of industrial management, latest electronic tools and software applications, to effectively manage all projects with the utmost reputation for meeting the most challenging organizational goals and objectives. A pragmatic and focused individual recognized for “making seemingly impossible situations work.” A proven and VERIFIABLE record for
Producing higher performance standards and enhancing productivity during a period of shrinking budgets.
Awards:
2010 American Society of Naval Engineers “Engineer of the Year Award”.
Professional Experience; United States Coast Guard, 1976 – 2010
CHIEF WARRANT OFFICER 4 - Completed a 34 year career, marine applications experience for hull and structural applications for electrical, mechanical, electronic and underbody installations for new or repair work. Ability to plan, lay out, read blueprints, drawings for new applications, repair or corrective repairs.
Supervised more than 45 full-time employees, or their equivalent, on a regular basis.
Make decisions regarding hiring, evaluation, promotion and termination of employees, or make related recommendations that are given particular weight.
Schedule, assign, plan and monitor the work of welder/fitter/pipe shop personnel performing a variety of structural and marine welding installations and repairs for hull, mechanical and underbody projects.
Plan and develop work schedules, equipment usage schedules, consumable expenditures and procedures for equipment maintenance.
Review plans for all dockside and haul out operations to ensure compatibility with existing codes under USCG MLCA Standard Spec 0745 and AWS D1.2 Aluminum codes and inspection standards as required to maintain quality.
Prepare material and labor estimates.
Monitor the acquisition and use of materials.
Maintain time, payroll, work order, material, equipment and other weld/structural shop records and submit reports.
Train or inform employees of new work methods or procedures, changes in safety regulations, work policies and weld codes and standards.
Ensures budgeting guidelines are met; prioritize shop expenditures to stay within budget and assist in preparation of capital and operations budgets.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
Knowledge of the tools, equipment and materials common to the weld trade.
Knowledge of applicable weld codes, standards and regulations.
Knowledge of supervisory principles, practices and techniques.
Knowledge of welding applications and processes for aluminum plate, bar, extrusions and fittings aluminum and alloys.
Skill in the installation, repair, repair techniques and inspection procedures for discontinuities and defects.
Skill in estimating time and material requirements of assigned work projects.
Ability to effectively communicate.
Training & Development:
33 Years OJT; Program Management, Supervision in Welding for Marine Engineering, Structural & Ship Repair and Naval Technology.
Heavy/Large Equipment Operator Course; Forklift, Overhead Crane, Mobile Crane Operator, Rigger, (CICB) Crane Institute Certification Bureau, Tampa, Florida 2004
AWS Certified Welding Inspector
40 hours of X-Ray training at Hellier Xray school Houston, TX
X-ray interpretation
Non destructive testing, Dye penetrant
Welder; aluminum alloys, steel, stainless steel, copper nickel
Hobart School of welding technology
Spent the last three years as an Assistant Industrial Manager/Welding Supervisor for the US Coast Guard Naval Engineering Support Unit New Orleans Louisiana Industrial Division
Education:
Diploma, Murphy High School, Mobile, Alabama
Officers Leadership and Management School, New London, Ct
Presently enrolled at the Virginia College studying Computer Aided Drafting and Design for commercial and ship structural and piping systems.
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