Ryan Reece

• Optimized supply levels to keep stock within ideal parameters for expected needs.
• Monitored safety compliance to maintain strict standards and protect team members from harm.
• Assessed employee work and improved performance with Type and Type approaches.
• Hired and trained new Type workers to improve efficiency of department and cultivate productive work atmosphere.
• Shrunk knowledge gaps with ongoing training and close employee mentoring for new and less experienced team members.
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View and launch your evaluation requirements. Note: A valid subscription is required to launch EWN training and evaluations.Requirements For:Black Hills Energy's B31Q Task ListRequirements View: Evaluation View Task View Task Status: All Completed Expired / Not Complete Suspended Simple View:Order By: Status Task Code Task Name Forecast:Task Code / Name: Search

Expand All Export to Task CodeTask NameCurrent Completion Date Valid UntilStatusCertificate0691Joining of Pipe - Non-Bottom Out Compression Couplings (1:0)01/18/202203/23/20230701Joining of Pipe - Bottom Out Compression Couplings (1:0)01/18/202203/23/20230711Joining of Pipe - Compression Couplings (1:0)01/18/202203/23/20230751Joining of Plastic Pipe - Butt Heat Fusion: Manual (1:0)01/18/202203/23/20230761Join Plastic Pipe Using Hydraulic Butt Heat Fusion (1:0)04/03/202204/18/20230781Joining of Plastic Pipe - Electrofusion (1:0)06/22/202209/21/20230681Joining of Plastic Pipe - Stab Fittings (1:0)06/22/202209/22/20231131Perform Stopping of Pipe (1:2)03/24/202103/23/20241081Tapping a Pipeline (1:0)12/23/202103/24/20241291Locate Underground Pipelines (1:1)05/03/202105/01/20240051Install Exothermic Electrical Connections (1:1)04/06/202204/01/20250151Perform Visual Inspection of Buried Pipe and Components When Exposed (1:1)04/06/202204/01/20251201Temporary Isolation of Service Lines and Service Discontinuance (1:1)04/06/202204/01/20250861Installation of Steel Pipe in a Ditch (1:3)04/06/202204/06/20250991Coating Application and Repair -Brushed or Rolled (1:3)04/06/202204/06/20251001Coating Application and Repair -Sprayed (1:3)04/06/202204/06/20251011External Coating Application and Repair- Wrapped (1:3)04/06/202204/06/20250901Installation of Plastic Pipe in a Ditch (1:3)06/28/202206/22/20250941Install Tracer Wire (1:3)06/22/202206/22/20250981Backfilling (1:3)06/27/202206/22/20251321Damage Prevention During Excavation Activities by or on Behalf of The Operator (1:1)06/27/202206/22/20251651Purge - Flammable or Inert Gas (1:1)06/24/202206/22/20250141Perform Visual Inspection for Atmospheric Corrosion (1:1)08/08/202208/02/20250301Open and Close Valves Manually (1:3)08/08/202208/02/20250201Perform Visual Inspection of Installed Pipe and Components for Mechanical Damage (1:1)08/08/202208/06/20250561Pressure Test - Nonliquid Medium - MAOP Less Than 100 Psi (1:2)08/08/202208/06/20250591Perform Leak Test at Operating Pressure (1:1)08/08/202208/06/20251101Tap a Pipeline With a Built-In Cutter (1:2)08/08/202208/06/20251301Install and Maintain Pipeline Markers (1:3)08/08/202208/06/20251331Damage Prevention Inspection During Third Party Excavation or Encroachment Activities as Determined Necessary by Operator (1:1)08/08/202208/06/20250001Measure Structure-To-Electrolyte Potential (1:1)08/08/202208/07/20250071Inspect or Test Cathodic Protection Electrical Isolation Devices (1:1)08/08/202208/07/20250161Perform Visual Inspection for Internal Corrosion (1:1)08/08/202208/07/20250331Perform Valve Visual Inspection and Partial Operation (1:2)08/08/202208/07/20250641Visually Inspect Pipe and Components Prior To Installation (1:2)08/08/202208/07/20250721Joining of Pipe - Threaded Joints (1:2)08/08/202208/07/20250911Installation of Plastic Pipe in a Bore (1:2)08/08/202208/07/20251141Squeeze Off Plastic Pipe (1:2)08/25/202208/07/2025

• Fetched materials, equipment and tools for welding professionals.
• Set up and operated shielded metal arc and gas metal arc welding equipment.
• Repaired manufactured products by dismantling, straitening, reshaping and reassembling parts.
• Monitored machinery to identify concerns, make corrections or report complex problems.
• Inspected final products to assess compliance with quality standards and established tolerances.
• Supported production needs by performing routine tasks using standard procedures and equipment.
• Maintained equipment in good working order.
• Graded and packaged finished products, transporting items for additional processing, storage or shipment off-site.
• Documented production information via daily system logs and discussed issues with management.
• Conducted special welds with extremely low tolerances for industrial operations.
• Completed welding projects using gas tungsten arc, gas metal arc, flux-cored arc, plasma arc and shielded metal arc equipment.
• Operated hoists, cranes and power tools to dismantle equipment to find and remove defective parts.
• Maintained correct arc length and movement speed to form specified fusion depth and bead.
• Chipped off excess weld, slag and spatter using hand tools.
• Salvaged and rebuilt parts to achieve cost savings and reduce waste.
• Removed and repaired unacceptable welds with air arc and grinder to meet quality guidelines.
• Inspected welds and checked critical measurements to meet specifications.
• Prepared welding equipment to perform advanced welding work.
• Observed hydrostatic and dimension tolerance tests to evaluate weld quality and conformance to specifications.
• Fabricated shop parts directly from blueprints.
• Clamped, held, tack-welded, heat-bent and bolted component parts to achieve required configurations and positions.