Connector / rigger

• Aug 2022 - Present

Ironworker/rigger

• Jun 2021 - Sep 2022

Ironworker/ rigger

• Jan 2020 - Jun 2022

Iron/rigging foreman at Alpha Omega Industrial, LLC

• Aug 2019 - Jan 2020

Ironworker / rigger

• Jun 2019 - Aug 2019

Ironworker

• Jun 2018 - Jun 2019

Lead man Lead man

Lead ironnworker / rigger/ boiler maker

• May 2018 - May 2018

Installed perforated plate via blueprints in the precipitator inlet side after the plates were bull rigged in amble beam centered up on the layout we performed on the ceiling walls and bottom I oversaw a crew kept my guys on task kept them with materials they needed and kept everything in order all work performed was quality work but most important we completed the project with no injuries and in an efficient amount of time Installed perforated plate via blueprints in the precipitator inlet side after the plates were bull rigged in amble beam centered up on the layout we performed on the ceiling walls and bottom I oversaw a crew kept my guys on task kept them with materials they needed and kept everything in order all work performed was quality work but most important we completed the project with no injuries and in an efficient amount of time

Ironworker froeman

• Jul 2017 - May 2018

Ran a crew of 9 ironworker, read blue prints, planned out work, built spreader bar according to blue prints and attached proper rigging to spreader bar according to blue prints all lifts were pre -engineered due to all heavy lifts it was a controlled demo on a precipitator over a live plant did a lot of heavy rigging torch and oxylance cutting to cut members of the precip free Ran a crew of 9 ironworker, read blue prints, planned out work, built spreader bar according to blue prints and attached proper rigging to spreader bar according to blue prints all lifts were pre -engineered due to all heavy lifts it was a controlled demo on a precipitator over a live plant did a lot of heavy rigging torch and oxylance cutting to cut members of the precip free

ironworker/rigger leadman

• Oct 2015 - Jul 2017

was on detail crew for awhile on the heaters at sasol fixed grating hat according to the drawings ndrails and toeplate changed miscellaneous iron that needed to be changed then i moved over to the modules assisting mamoet stack them and move them to the unit and set them removed shipping handrails and replaced them with permanent ones then i was moved to do the sumps laid them out drilled the holes for anchor bolts epoxied anchor bolts to concrete walls according to plans was made a leadman because there wasn't a task i couldn't do so i over saw a crew made sure everything was right according to the drawings hung the iron in sumps after all anchor bolts were installed and cured laid the grating and the TOG was right on the money where it was supposed to be all the task performed were done safely efficiently and smart Show less

Ironworker

• Mar 2014 - Oct 2015

Worked in the lay down yard for awhile pre assembly things find flag iron stacked grating the way it need to be stack to be laid. Then moved to the unit as lead connector in my down time I’d bolt up and impact worked my way up to leadman and learned how to read blue prints to the finest detail made hang list for riggers via blue prints kept an inventory of the iron we had staged on the ground by the structure we were working on at the time pushed the crew when they needed a little shove from time to time not often tho one of the best crews I’ve ever worked on filled out requisition for iron did time sheets handle cost codes Show less