Andrew Parker

• I’ve been doing critical shutdowns for 16 years
• I directed and supervised teams of 15 employees in daily operations.
• Monitored employee productivity levels on a regular basis to identify areas of improvement.
• Resolved customer complaints in a timely manner while ensuring customer satisfaction.
• We help the chemical plants make plastic,oil, gas, and a lot more everyday produces we use daily.
• Tracked progress on projects and provided timely feedback to plant operators.
• Helping scaffold builders, boilermakers, crane Opperatiors, with jobs and job planning’s

• Conducted weekly meetings with team members to discuss upcoming tasks and project deadlines.
• Monitored employee productivity levels on a regular basis to identify areas of improvement.
• Trained new employees on company policies and procedures.
• Tracked progress on projects and provided timely feedback to plant members.
• Resolved customer complaints in a timely manner while ensuring customer satisfaction.
• Directed and supervised team of 15 employees in daily operations.
• Oversaw inventory management, ensuring adequate stock levels and reducing waste.
• Helped with the unloading and loading of tube sheets
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• Worked on forklift’s and rigging
• Conducted weekly meetings with team members to discuss upcoming tasks and project deadlines.
• Maintained accurate records of employee performance, attendance, leave requests, and disciplinary actions.
• Performed weekly inventory checks to ensure sufficient stock levels for all products.

At HPA I would go inside a reactor’s vacuum out the spent material and work on internal trays, talk with operations and fix any problems inside the reactors, load new material install internals and once operations buys off the load we move on to the next job.

Speed Industrial – Chemical Plant Technician (Entry-Level)

First job out of high school

• Gained hands-on experience working in chemical plants, assisting with the setup, operation, and maintenance of industrial equipment.
• Developed a solid understanding of how various machines and tools operate in a chemical processing environment.
• Learned about the different types of products manufactured in chemical plants and how they relate to everyday items we use plastics, fuels, cleaning agents).
• Built foundational knowledge in workplace safety, team coordination, and basic mechanical troubleshooting.
• Assisted with the step by step unloading and loading of the reactors using hand tools and rigging equipment, forklift’s, communication