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Anthony Morse

Livingston,TX

Summary

Experienced ironworker with expertise in installing and connecting structural steel components on construction projects, proficient in blueprint reading, crane operation, welding, and rigging techniques, committed to maintaining high safety standards on site.

Overview

17
17
years of professional experience

Work History

Millwright

union local 2232
10.2016 - Current
  • Install, repair and maintain any equipment that rotates in a plant
  • I went through a four year apprenticeship
  • 1.) 3rd Year Apprentice Program: Helping Build Our Industries
  • 2.) Centrifugal Compressor
  • 3.) COVID-19 Preparedness Qualification (CITF)
  • 4.) Gas Turbine Familiarization (CITF)
  • 5.) GE Gas Turbine Familiarization-Part 2
  • 6.) Human Performance (CITF)
  • 7.) Hytorc Bolting Technician Qualification (CITF)
  • 8.) Introduction to Millwrighting I
  • 9.) Introduction to Millwrighting II
  • 10.) Introduction to Millwrighting III
  • 11.) Journeyman Certificate (CITF)
  • 12.) Machinery Alignment I
  • 13.) Machinery Alignment II
  • 14.) Machinery Alignment III
  • 15.) Machinery Installation
  • 16.) Math for the Trades
  • 17.) Mechanical Power Transmission Systems
  • 18.) Mechanical Power Transmission Systems II
  • 19.) Millwright 16 Hour Safety (CITF)
  • 20.) NCCER: Industrial Millwright Preparation
  • 21.) NMAP/UBC Millwright Qualification (CITF)
  • 22.) OSHA 10 Construction (CITF)
  • 23.) Pre-Apprentice Introduction to Millwrighting
  • 24.) Reciprocating Compressor I
  • 25.) Rigger and Signaler Qualification (CITF)
  • 26.) Rigging Fundamentals
  • 27.) Smart Mark (CITF)
  • 28.) Steward Training - Millwright
  • 29.) Welding and Cutting
  • 30.) All-terrain/forklift

Ironworker

Commercial siding and maintenance
09.2014 - 09.2016
  • Experienced ironworker with expertise in installing and connecting structural steel components on construction projects, proficient in blueprint reading, crane operation, welding, and rigging techniques, committed to maintaining high safety standards on site

assembly & manufacturing

Krueger engineering
04.2013 - 08.2014
  • A manufacturing assembler is responsible for assembling various components into a finished product within a manufacturing setting, by following detailed instructions, reading blueprints, utilizing hand tools and machinery, performing quality checks, and ensuring all parts are fitted correctly to meet product specifications for heat exchanger shell and inner containing spacer plates with holes to hold tubing system for cooling

Tool Room Attendant & Welders Helper

Southwest shipyard
03.2011 - 06.2012
  • Maintaining inventory, storing and issuing items, and ensuring the tool room is organized and safe, inspecting for quality of tool, train new employees on proper use of tool, cleaning, grinding, and cutting metal pieces to be welded as per specifications
  • Holding workpieces in place during welding using clamps, jigs, or other methods
  • Cleaning up slag, debris, and excess metal from the welding area
  • Basic interpretation of blueprints to understand welding requirements
  • Inspecting welds for visible defects as directed by the welder

Apprentice Electrician

Mietech
05.2010 - 02.2011
  • Installing wiring, troubleshooting electrical issues, reading blueprints, using hand tools, and maintaining safety standards

Hydroblast Technician

Viola
12.2008 - 01.2009
  • Experienced Hydro Blaster with expertise in operating high-pressure water blasting equipment to thoroughly clean industrial surfaces, including tanks, pipes, and machinery, while maintaining strict safety standards and adhering to proper waste disposal procedures in diverse industrial settings; proficient in confined space entry techniques and routine equipment maintenance

Heat Stress Tech

Hts Ameritek
09.2007 - 11.2008
  • Setting up, operating, and monitoring heat treatment equipment to apply controlled heat to metal components, often performing procedures like post-weld heat treatment (PWHT), where they ensure proper temperature and cooling rates to relieve stress in welded areas; this includes tasks like analyzing job requirements, installing heating elements, monitoring temperature readings, troubleshooting equipment, and maintaining quality control standards according to specifications and safety guidelines

Education

Journeyman Certificate - Millwright

union local 2232

Timeline

Millwright

union local 2232
10.2016 - Current

Ironworker

Commercial siding and maintenance
09.2014 - 09.2016

assembly & manufacturing

Krueger engineering
04.2013 - 08.2014

Tool Room Attendant & Welders Helper

Southwest shipyard
03.2011 - 06.2012

Apprentice Electrician

Mietech
05.2010 - 02.2011

Hydroblast Technician

Viola
12.2008 - 01.2009

Heat Stress Tech

Hts Ameritek
09.2007 - 11.2008

Journeyman Certificate - Millwright

union local 2232
Anthony Morse