Specialty Welder resume example

• Weld misc. piping.
• Convection boxes Pigtails in reformer.
• Chrome carbon and SS Materials welded with SMAW and GTAW.
• Reason Left : ROF

• Weld misc. piping.
• Convection boxes Pigtails in reformer.
• Chrome carbon and SS Materials welded with SMAW and GTAW.
• Reason Left: ROF

• Welded misc. piping.
• TIs in heater and Other misc. work.
• Reason Left: ROF
  

• Welded misc. SS piping 2-6” sch 10 SS
• Patch work on Vessel.
• Reason Left: ROF  
  

• Welded misc.SS piping 2-6" sch 10 SS
• Patch work on Vessel.
• Reason Left: ROF

• Weld nozzles, nameplates, couplings and other misc.
• parts on headers.
• Weld wrappers pass plates and end blocks according to WPS.
• Weld pipe to flange on pinwheel.
• Customer interaction with OI
• Reason Left : Layoff

• •Make welds according to blueprints and verbal instructions.
• Weld piping according to WPS.
• Working in elevated areas and confined areas.
• Weld SS, Carbon and Chrome. Piping S40-S180. All positions.
• Assist other welders and instruct them on job for the day: location, WPS, condition of area etc. And answer and address any questions or concerns they may have.
• Report to Foreman and QC at beginning of shift for workload for the day and at end of the day or earlier upon completion of work or progress made.
• Walk packages with 3rd party, set up NDE: PT, MT, UT, RT and PMI. 
• Report to QC Manager and 3rd party on findings and reports.
• Reason Left: ROF

•Outages, Shutdowns, T/As and Maintenance

•Fab, fit and weld according to blueprints and verbal instructions.

•Weld piping according to WPS. Working in elevated areas and confined areas.

•Weld SS, Carbon and Chrome. Piping S40-S180. All positions. Assist other welders and instruct them on job for the day: locations, WPS, condition of area etc. answer and address any questions or concerns they may have.

•Report to supervisor.

•Reason Left: ROF

• Pipeline Services.
• Weld split tee fittings, Weldolets, and other misc.
• parts on In- Service pipe in refineries and pipeline.
• Pipe ranging from 36"-2" And from .180 wall and up.
• Make tie ins and perform maintenance at stations.
• Multitude of qualifications for customers including Enterprise Pipeline DCP Midstream Marathon Oil KBR Kinder Morgan Flint Energy Oneok.

•Fabricate parts according to measurements off parts list; using bandsaw and Oxyfuel torch to cut parts.

•Fit misc. parts using blueprints for reference misc parts are as: platforms and ladders, Nozzles, lifting lugs and supports for vessels and pipe.

•Weld said parts using weld procedures listed on blueprints. SS, Carbon and Chrome metals welded

• Weld parts (e.g.
• Nozzles, flanges, couplings.) On vessel.
• Inspect finished work piece for conformance to specifications.
• Chip or grind off excess weld, slag, or spatter, using hand scraper or power chipper, portable grinder, or arc-cutting equipment.
• Weld vertical, flat, overhead, and horizontal.
• Use code procedures according to blueprint specs.
• Preheat material to right temperature according to blueprint specs.
• Preheat work piece, using hand torch or heating furnace.
• Ignite torch or start power supply and strike arc.
• Review layouts, blueprints, diagrams, or work orders in preparation for welding or cutting metal components.

• Weld metal parts or components together, using brazing, gas, or arc welding equipment.
• Repair broken or cracked parts, fill holes and increase size of metal parts, using welding equipment.
• Weld in flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead position.
• Inspect finished work piece for conformance to specifications.
• Chip or grind off excess weld, slag, or spatter, using hand scraper or power chipper, portable grinder, or arc-cutting equipment.
• Fabricate new parts using verbal instructions or revised blueprint specs.
• Ignite torch or start power supply and strike arc.
• Review layouts, blueprints, diagrams, or work orders in preparation for welding.

• Preheat work piece, using hand torch or heating furnace.
• Ignite torch or start power supply and strike arc.
• Review layouts, blueprints, diagrams, or work orders in preparation for welding or cutting metal components.
• Repair broken or cracked parts, fill holes and increase size of metal parts, using welding equipment.
• Weld in flat, horizontal, vertical, or overhead position.
• Clean parts using wire brush or grinder.
• Inspect work piece for details to blueprint specs.
• Position work pieces and clamps together or assemble in jigs or fixtures.