Nasuan Gray

• Welded in flat, horizontal, vertical, and overhead positions.
• Clamped, held, tack-welded, heat-bent and bolted component parts to achieve required configurations and positions.
• Avoided warping, shrinkage, and distortion by carefully controlling welding processes.

• Maintained full set of personal tools to use on jobs.
• Kept work area clean and organized.
• Coordinated with crane or signaled equipment operators to lift and position structural steel members and hoist beams, girders, and columns to correct positions.

• Used MIG and TIG welding on structural supports.
• Calibrated flow and pressure settings to build and maintain flames.
• Fabricated steel frames, columns, beams, and girders according to blueprints or instructions from site managers.

Welded components in flat, vertical, and overhead positions.

Using JLG, with harness to weld from heights between 10-50ft.

Used grinders , Cutting wheels , wires wheels and cutting Torches

Marked out 5-20ft Steel plates and use a cutting wheel and use precise cutting

skills to cut them out

Fitted the plates the plates with the help of a crane and used wedges to hold

the plate in place while I made appropriate size tack welds.

Used crane signals

Welded plates back into wall with STICK, or FLUXCORE

Operated angle grinders to prepare parts for welding.

Repaired broken or cracked parts by cutting out the damaged area and

rewelding it according to specifications.

Trained other welders on proper use of equipment and procedures as needed.

Operated cutting torches for cutting and beveling steel plates.