Dwayne Scott
Mount Vernon,NY
Summary
Seasoned Ironworker from Local 40 Ironworkers, adept in steel fabrication and leading teams to success. Excelled in welding, structural alignments, and mentoring, ensuring projects met rigorous quality standards. Demonstrated commitment to OSHA compliance and continuous skill advancement, significantly enhancing workplace productivity and safety.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
Work History
Ironworker
Local 40 Ironworkers
Manhattan, NY
02.2016 - Current
- Welded components together using gas welding or arc welding processes.
- Removed and replaced existing grating and structural steel with appropriate materials.
- Performed layout and set up blocking in mod footprint.
- Fabricated steel frames, columns, beams and girders according to blueprints or instructions from supervisors.
- Measured angles of cuts accurately for precision fitting of pieces together.
- Inspected completed projects to ensure quality standards were met.
- Aligned and connected structural components to create safe, long-lasting results.
- Studied blueprints, drawings, and specifications to determine layout of work.
- Erected steel frames for buildings, bridges and other structures.
- Maintained updated knowledge through continuing education and advanced training.
- Operated equipment and machinery according to safety guidelines.
- Worked effectively in team environments to make the workplace more productive.
- Completed day-to-day duties accurately and efficiently.
- Prioritized and organized tasks to efficiently accomplish service goals.
- Completed routine maintenance and repair.
- Operated a variety of machinery and tools safely and efficiently.
- Performed mod assembly, erected and connected structural steel and leveled and torqued connections after steel placement.
- Repaired broken or damaged steel structures such as girders, bridges, and buildings.
- Communicated effectively with supervisors regarding progress on the job site.
- Drilled holes in metal for bolting or riveting components together.
- Assessed blueprints and specifications to determine aspects of project before work started.
- Cut material with shears, hand torches, plasma cutters, or power saws.
- Lifted and positioned heavy steel beams into place.
- Aligned structural steel members using levels or lasers.
- Led and mentored less-experienced ironworkers and assisted foremen in assigning work activities.
Education
Journeyman - Architectural and Building Sciences
Local 40 361 Apprentice School
Queens, NY06-2019
Department Of Transportation Welding Certification - Welding
Apex Technical School
Long Island City, NY05-2015
Skills
- Metal decking installation
- Steel component alignments
- Rigging techniques
- Erection drawing assessments
- Blowtorches and equipment
- Welding
- Post-tensioning
- Steel fabrication
- OSHA compliance
- Stud welding
- Ornamental ironworking
- High rise ironworking
Timeline
Ironworker
Local 40 Ironworkers
02.2016 - Current
Journeyman - Architectural and Building Sciences
Local 40 361 Apprentice School
Department Of Transportation Welding Certification - Welding
Apex Technical School
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