Prior active duty U.S. Marine E-4. Served four years with an honorable discharge, September 2015-September 2019. Went through the Veterans In Piping program at Camp Pendleton. Pursued my career in pipefitting/welding and plumbing.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
Pipe Fitter/welder
Apollo Mechanical
Kennewick, WA
10.2019 - Current
Performed pipe welding activities according to blueprints and technical drawings
Installed and repaired water supply lines, waste disposal systems, and related appliances.
Fabricated pipes, fittings, valves, and related equipment in accordance with specifications.
Cleaned and prepared surfaces of metal components prior to welding.
Inspected drainage and other plumbing systems to identify necessary repairs.
Replaced worn or damaged plumbing fixtures such as sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, and garbage disposals.
Maintained a clean work area by removing debris and cleaning up spilled materials.
Repaired or replaced broken or worn parts using hand tools, power tools, and welding equipment.
Tested assembled products to ensure proper operation and adherence to safety regulations.
Welded all kinds of stainless steel pipes including carbon steel pipes in different positions like flat position, horizontal position .
Operated various types of welding machines such as MIG, TIG, ARC, oxy-acetylene torches .
Assisted other team members with troubleshooting any problems encountered during production runs.
Welded components in flat, vertical or overhead positions.
Cut, contoured and beveled metal and structural shapes to achieve accurate dimensions.
Safely ignited torches and monitored surroundings to proactively identify hazards.
Soldered copper pipe joints to connect water supply lines for new installations.
Cut openings in walls or floors to accommodate pipes and fittings.
Read blueprints accurately to determine dimensions of piping required for installation projects.
Tested plumbing systems to locate leaks, malfunctions and repair needs.
Located and repaired leaks in water supply lines.
Detected faulty operation of equipment or defective materials and notified supervisors.
Marked or tagged material with job number, piece marks and other identifying marks.
Tested pipe systems for leaks using air and water pressure gauges.