TIG MIG welder/fabricator
Resume:
Josh Ryerson
Chula Vista, California 91910 Phone: 619-***-****
Employment History:
Pacific Maritime Industries
Chula Vista, Ca 91911
Job Title: Welder Fabricator
Job duties included the following types of welding: TIG welding, aluminum, all gages including thin gage materials, such as .060, .062, .125 etc. Able to weld thicker gage aluminum: .187, .250, .375 etc.
Aluminum pipe: schedule 40 and 80; stainless steel TIG welding, able to weld thick and thin gage stainless. Weld mild steel, electrically treated galvanize. Able to weld in any position: including overhead, vertical, horizontal, and flat, able to use scratch arc TIG torch. Preformed large volume of production welding, manufacturing ship board furniture components, such as counter tops, lavatory units, stainless steel sinks, MIG welding, stainless steel and mild steel, with mix gas, bending mild steel tubing and various degrees such as 90 degrees, 65 degrees also bending aluminum extrusions using a pre heat with torch process and fabricated hand bender.
Some of my assembly required that I roll the material before welding. Weld assembly included: manufacturing parts according to blue print dimensions, assuring that that part was square and welded according to the blue print. In addition to welding in the shop I was also sent to the field where I would weld new ship board components according to the naval blue prints and specs. I obtained clearance to work on the 32nd street naval base. In addition to TIG and MIG welding; my job duties required me to perform the following types of arc welding 70/18,309ss in all positions.
EHMCKE SHEETMETAL CORP.
840 west 19th street.
National City ca.91950
Job title: welder/sheet metal fabricator
Job duties were as follows, the shop foreman would provide me with a shop drawing that listed the dimensions of what the customer required what material to make it out of and any other specifics regarding the job. Figuring the stretch out for the job, I would then go get the appropriate material and shear it to the size I needed. I would then punch, drill and notch if necessary. I would then have to bend the part in a hydraulic brake press in a safe manner as not to injure myself or any of my co-workers maintaining either an outside dimension or an inside dimension. (ID, OD). I would then TIG welds, MIG weld, and or arc weld if required according to the print. I would then resurface and grind if necessary. Then I would take the part to the job site and install it. I would occasionally be sent to the field to measure for a job. Then I would go back to the shop and fabricate what I needed in order to complete the job. I would also weld in the field for this company locally at places like C.P. Kelco, and the Hyatt, were I would make weld repairs as necessary on aluminum, stainless steel and mild steel.
American industrial services
1215 Pacific Oaks Pl, Escondido - 760-***-****
Job title: structural fabricator/ pipe fitter
Job duties consist of removal with oxi-acetylene torch of old corroded (rusted) cat walk systems and replaced it with new expanded galvanized according to old layout. I then welded it 100% Performed structural fitting and welding, using 60/10; 60/11; 70/18 arc welding rods. Installed and removed pipe systems, also pipefitting and pipe welding.
Maritime Solutions, LLC
1616 Newton Avenue
San Diego, ca 92113 619-***-****
Job title: Shipboard Sheet Metal installer
Hans liebscher Custom copper works
P.O box 38 San Marcos ca.92079 760-***-****
Job title: sheet metal installer
References:
• Kim Jones Occupation: Administrative assistant, Phone number 224-***-****.
• Javier Martinez Occupation: Pipe fitter, Phone number 619-***-****.
• David Chadick Occupation: Electrician, Phone number 619-***-****
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