Engineer Quality Assurance
Resume:
DANA TODD WILLIAMS
LUSBY, MD 20657
*************@*******.***
Professional Objective: As a career minded, highly motivated worker, I desire to become gainfully employed with your organization utilizing the skills and training I have acquired through thirty years of professional experience. I maintain a mechanical aptitude, possess a strong work ethic and communication skills. I am able to see a project through on time with superior results. Experience includes staff management, inventory control, purchasing, estimating, proposals, contract negotiations, vendor/client/contractor relations and OSHA compliance. I can proficiently interpret and communicate blueprints, plans and specifications. I possess vast experience in fabrication, assembly, installation and repair; I can proficiently operate a wide variety of mechanical equipment from small stationary machines to heavy and industrial equipment. I am an AWS certified welder, certified, friction crane operator and certified personnel lift equipment operator. You will note that my abilities are wide and varied due to my vast experiences.
Work Experience:
From June, 2011 to present: A-J Marine, Inc. Kingsville, MD.
Job description: Pile Driving Superintendant.
Duties Included: Oversee all Pile Driving and related operations at Regan National Airport Project, including on shore, H-Pile type foundation piles for building structures, off shore 80’ and 90’, steel pipe production and test piles for the construction of a new trestle to support approach and signal lighting for air traffic. Incidental duties include safety monitoring, communicating and coordinating with owner and owners representatives, recording pile driving Logs to ensure criteria is met, scheduling, procurement of supplies, General management of all floating Plant including operations and maintenance.
From December, 2010 to June, 2011: Dissen & Juhn Corporation, Stevensville, MD.
Job description: Crane/ Equipment Operator, Patuxent Naval Air Test Ctr.
Duties Included: Daily inspection and documentation of crane and rigging. Perform daily maintenance and repairs to crane. Evaluate potential for risk, oversee rigging operations, proficiently read and decipher load charts. Accurately calculate weights of load when not supplied. Develop and execute safe, critical lift plans. Communicate to others and adhere to all safe operation standards. Maneuver piling and pile driving leads and hammers into location. Manipulate leads and hydraulic auger into location. Load /unload trucks and barges.
From March 2010 – October 2010: Weeks Marine, Portsmouth, VA.
Job description: Barge/Crew Foreman, Cove Point LNG Terminal.
Duties Included: Supervision of multiple trades associated with the construction / fabrication of steel pile templates, various concrete forms, specialty steel fabrication and installation of structural steel components including fenders and mooring devices, installation of lighting and electrical distribution components. Installation of safety railings, elevated walkways and life saving equipment. Supervision of heavy crane lifts including placement of pre cast concrete components such as walkways and pile caps. Develop and execute logistical plans such as job sequencing, crane barge positioning, selection and inspection of heavy lift rigging and hardware. Conduct hazard analysis of tasks to be completed and conduct daily safety meetings. I meet daily with supervisory staff to give progress reports and discuss production and future tasks. I am directly responsible for tracking inventory and ordering materials, consumables and supplies relevant to my operations. I proficiently decipher plans, drawings and specifications associated with various tasks and convey to appropriate personnel for execution. I record workers hours for payroll and work to resolve any employee / labor issues within my control. Additionally I am ultimately responsible for the maintenance and environmental safety of my crew, crane barge and its mechanical components.
From January 2010 – March 2010: Covington Machine, Annapolis, MD.
Job Description: Crane Operator, 695 Bridge over Curtis Creek.
Duties Included: Daily inspection of cranes, rigging and associated lifting devices. Evaluate potential for risk. Oversee safe rigging operations. Set up and break down cranes for transport. Maintenance of cranes and associated safety devices. Proficiently read and decipher load charts. Accurately calculate weights of load when not supplied. Develop and execute safe, critical lift plans. Communicate to others and adhere to all safe operation standards.
From October 2009 to December 2009: W3 Marine (Hampton Roads Leasing) Norfolk, VA.
Job Description: Port Engineer.
Duties Included: Maintenance and repair of tug boats, crane barges, dump scows and other fleet equipment and their related auxiliary components such as diesel engines, hydraulic drive systems, electrical systems, pneumatic systems, fuel and water transfer pumps, ship board fire fighting equipment, Rud-O-Matic tag line winders, winches and running gear. Also operate cranes, fork lifts, loaders and various stationary equipment. Often fabricate various special application tools, guards and equipment. Maintain inventory of routine maintenance items such as filters, oils, fluids and seals. Perform structural welding repairs on boat and barge hulls, piping , spuds, buckets and miscellaneous equipment. Schedule and coordinate with service providers and vendors.
From June 1989 to October 2009: I have 20 years of experience as the owner of Williams Marine Construction Company, LLC and Mako Marine Services, Inc. Williams Marine Construction Co. is a heavy and commercial marine construction firm. Mako Marine Inc., a Williams Marine’s subsidiary, is a commercial diving firm. My duties, in addition to the administrative roll included partial to total execution of all phases of operations including client relations, project cost estimating, job hazard analysis, value engineering, layout/engineering, project coordination, project management, quality assurance, heavy equipment operation, inspection, maintenance and repair, safety management, job costing and associated record keeping, procurement, plant maintenance, labor relations and contract negotiations, design, modify if or as needed and implement associated programs and practices.
From February 1986: Advelec Sign Co. White Plains, MD.
Job description: Sign Mechanic.
Duties included: Construction / assembly and installation of various electrical and neon signs. Crane truck operations, site inspections, interact to build strong client relations, perform job hazard analysis, electrical wiring, load calculations, electrical troubleshooting, parking and overhead lighting install / repair, plant and equipment maintenance, calculate, order pour and finish concrete, job cost/time recording. Responsible for the current inventory and request/order supplies as required.
From August 1985: Bloomingdale Construction. Queenstown, MD.
Job description: Chief Engineer.
Duties included: Oversight, logging, repair and preventative maintenance of all mechanical equipment aboard the Dredge “JAMIE” and her support/ tender vessels. Systems included V-12 Caterpillar Main pump drive (diesel), Caterpillar generators and light plants, Cat and Detroit diesel drive Hydraulic main and auxiliary drive units, Detroit diesel mains in tender vessels, Onan diesel gensets and auxiliary hydraulic steering systems.
From September 1980: Southern Maryland Dredging. Solomons, MD
Job description: Chief Engineer, Port Engineer.
Duties included: Construction of dredges and related equipment and support vessels, oversight, repair, record and perform preventative maintenance of fleet dredges and tender vessels including hydraulic, electrical and pneumatic systems, navigational aids and associated electronic equipment, ship board fire fighting equipment, winches, tuggers, cap stands, draw works and various rigging and hoisting mechanisms. Crawler, Truck mounted and hydraulic rough terrain crane operations, arc welding, cutting, pipe fitting, confined space entry ventilation, clearance and inspection. Non Destructive Testing (NDT) evaluation of steel hulls above and below the waterline, corrosion control, evaluation and remedy.
From April 1976: Tri- County Marine. Solomons, MD.
Job description: Machinist.
Duties included: Propeller reconditioning, welding, brazing, hard facing, aligning, balancing, grinding, polishing, assembly, rigging, material handling, lubricating, hot and cold metal sawing, hole punching, shearing, boring, bending, straightening, milling and turning steel, stainless steel, bronze, and aluminum marine alloys for boating and commercial marine industry needs.
PERSONAL STRENGTHS
Thirty + years experience directly associated with mid to large scale, commercial and heavy industrial construction projects. Have extensive, hands on experience with pile driving and shoring, rigging and heavy lift operations, heavy timber construction, concrete placement, patching and repair, erosion and sediment control, excavation and heavy equipment operations, welding and specialty fabrication, mechanical systems, structural and pre-fab systems. Experienced forklift operator on various sizes and styles. Skilled in the use and safe operation of hand/power tools and metal fabrication equipment, including lathes, shapers, grinders, saws, drills, drill press, end mill, benders and sanders. Ability to diagnose, troubleshoot and repair faulty machinery and equipment. Precision shaping of steel, copper, bronze and aluminum parts. Extensive experience in a wide variety of welding styles and in all positions: MIG, TIG/Heliarc, Electric Arc, Oxyacetylene, and Plasma cutting. Weld metal components together to fabricate or repair products according to layouts, blueprints or work orders. Extensive experience with Project Coordination and Management, Job Safety and Hazard Analysis ensuring the proper use of protective gear and mandatory requirement for OSHA compliance. Site inspections, Surveys and engineering, Quality Assurance and inspections monitoring compliance with job specifications and ensuring resolution of any and all production problems. Job Cost Tracking and Management in areas of job estimates, proposal development, budget controls, vendor relations and contract negotiations. Client and Human relations overseeing the interviewing, hiring, training, supervision and evaluation of personnel. Determine project requirements, including scope, assembly sequences, and required methods and materials, according to blueprints, drawings, and written or verbal instructions. Fasten seams and joints together with welds, bolts, cement, rivets, solder, caulks, metal drive clips and anchors, in order to assemble components into products or viable repairs. Inspect individual parts, assemblies, and installations for conformance to specifications and building codes, using measuring instruments such as calipers, scales, and micrometers. Maintain equipment, making repairs and modifications when necessary. Maneuver completed units into position for installation, and anchor the units. Performed general maintenance on equipment and production machinery. Maintain high production levels through onsite machine repairs and preventive maintenance. Maintain a mechanical aptitude, skilled craftsmanship, and strong work ethic. Excellent communicator, able to see a project through on time with superior results. Proficiently interpret and communicate blueprints, plans, and specifications. Ability to supervise a crew of construction personnel in multiple trades. Ability to effectively communicate with employees and other business contacts in a courteous and professional manner and exercise a strong sense of priority and time management. I am a well seasoned, self motivated individual with an excellent work ethic. I would be pleased to put my knowledge and experience to work for your firm.
SPECIALIZED TRAINING/CERTIFICATIONS HELD:
• TWIC card holder
• Certified Crane Operator – OSHA STANDARD – ASME and ANSI.
• Certified Welder – AWS Certified Structural Steel. D1, D1-1
• Hoisting/Rigging/Flagmen Supv.- OSHA 29 CFR 1926.550
• Fall protection- OSHA 29 CFR 1926
• Ladder Safety- OSHA 29 CFR 1926
• Railroad Safety- CSX Transportation.
• Erosion and sediment control- MD Dept. Environment.
• First Aid / CPR- NSC, American Heart Assn, Red Cross. (Not current)
Education:
Calvert Senior High School, Prince Frederick, MD. Graduate Class 1980
Calvert Vocational Technical Center, Prince Frederick, MD. 1978- 1980
References: Available upon request.
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