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Jessica Claire
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Professional Summary

Experienced rig welder adept at welding carbon steel short pipes, flanges, couplings and many carbon steel fittings. Fast learner with highly results-driven nature. Comfortable working in teams for steel erection and heavy machinery installation. Safety orientated, self driven with quality and production in mind on all projects.

Skills
  • Stick welding
  • MIG welding
  • Pipe, Structural welding
  • Pipe fitting
  • Fabrication
  • Blueprints and schematics
  • Heavy equipment operations
  • Shaping and cutting
  • OSHA Standards and Codes (OSHA 30 Certified)
  • Training and mentoring
Work History
04/2020 to Current
Rig Welder Koch Industries, Inc. Willmar, MN,
  • Bolted, clamped and tack-welded parts to secure components prior to welding.
  • Used MIG gun arc to melt and deposit metal from electrode to workpieces.
  • Maintained correct length of arc and speed of movement to form specified depth of fusion and bead.
  • Detected faulty operation of equipment and defective materials and promptly resolved issues.
  • Removed and repaired unacceptable welds with air arc and grinder to meet quality guidelines.
  • Repaired manufactured products by dismantling, straitening, reshaping and reassembling parts.
  • Blew out machines, checked welding leads and wiring and changed filters for preventive maintenance.
  • Effectively managed repair and maintenance scheduled to increase shop organization and equipment longevity.
  • Interpreted verbal and written instructions from work orders and welding blueprints.
  • Fabricated shop parts directly from blueprints.
  • Salvaged and rebuilt parts to achieve cost savings and reduce waste.
  • Welded in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
  • Received cargo by lifting and moving it using a forklift.
  • Boosted team efficiency by moving materials with forklifts, skid steers and other equipment.
04/2017 to 03/2020
Rig Welder Koch Industries, Inc. Antioch, CA,
  • Bolted, clamped and tack-welded parts to secure components prior to welding.
  • Maintained correct length of arc and speed of movement to form specified depth of fusion and bead.
  • Removed and repaired unacceptable welds with Stick/Mig welding and grinder to meet quality guidelines.
  • Assembled structural forms such as Supports and vessels platforms.
  • Inspected welds and checked whether critical measurements met specifications upon completion.
  • Blew out machines, checked welding leads and wiring and changed filters for preventive maintenance.
  • Conducted highly skilled special welds with extremely low tolerances for industrial operations in Water plants, Gas plants, Tank Batteries, Salt water disposals, High Pressured Steam generators.
  • Interpreted verbal and written instructions from work orders and welding blueprints.
  • Lay out, measure, mark dimensions reference lines on material such as flowlines, pipelines and vessels. Mark dimensions according to drawings or templates using calculators, scribes, dividers, squares, string lines, laser levels.
  • Chipped off excess weld, slag, and spatter using hand tools.
  • Welded in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
  • Worked in team environment to maintain high levels of productivity.
  • Unloaded and stacked materials by raising and lowering lifting devices.
  • Boosted team efficiency by moving materials with forklifts and other equipment.
  • Knowledgeable in the use of Man-lifts and scissor-lifts, used to perform welds at heights.
  • Train and supervise new employees or apprentices (welders helpers)
06/2011 to 12/2016
Rig Welder Koch Industries, Inc. Big Island, VA,
  • Bolted, clamped and tack-welded parts to secure components prior to welding.
  • Maintained correct length of arc and speed of movement to form specified depth of fusion and bead.
  • Removed and repaired unacceptable welds with Stick/Mig welding and grinder to meet quality guidelines.
  • Assembled structural forms such as Supports and vessels platforms.
  • Inspected welds and checked whether critical measurements met specifications upon completion.
  • Blew out machines, checked welding leads and wiring and changed filters for preventive maintenance.
  • Conducted highly skilled special welds with extremely low tolerances for industrial operations in Water plants, Gas plants, Tank Batteries, Salt water disposals, High Pressured Steam generators.
  • Interpreted verbal and written instructions from work orders and welding blueprints.
  • Lay out, measure, mark dimensions reference lines on material such as flowlines, pipelines and vessels. Mark dimensions according to drawings or templates using calculators, scribes, dividers, squares, string lines, laser levels.
  • Chipped off excess weld, slag, and spatter using hand tools.
  • Welded in flat, horizontal, vertical and overhead positions.
  • Worked in team environment to maintain high levels of productivity.
  • Unloaded and stacked materials by raising and lowering lifting devices.
  • Boosted team efficiency by moving materials with forklifts and other equipment.
  • Knowledgeable in the use of Man-lifts and scissor-lifts, used to perform welds at heights.
  • Train and supervise new employees or apprentices (welders helpers)
Education
Expected in
: Criminal Justice, Mechanical Engineering
Taft College - Taft, CA
GPA:
Expected in 06/2006
High School Diploma:
Taft Union High School - Taft, CA
GPA:

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School Attended

  • Taft College
  • Taft Union High School

Job Titles Held:

  • Rig Welder
  • Rig Welder
  • Rig Welder

Degrees

  • High School Diploma

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