Experience

J.A.M. Distributing

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Installation and Service Technician

  • Feb 2018 - Present

  Repair and replace broken malfunctioning components of machinery/equipment. Service and maintain the operating condition of automotive overhaul equipment. Disassemble machinery/equipment to remove parts and make repairs. Plumb out sections of building using steel piping and tubing lines. Running piping and tubing lines for air, oil and water for service shops. Perform pipe threading for job site on multiple occasions with using different sized dies. Pressure test steel and tubing lines for leaks or damage through out job site. Regulate pressure on pneumatic activated pumps for new/waste oil. Set oil and fuel tanks with the use of rigging to heavy equipment crane or forklift. Install compressors, assist installing in-ground and above ground vehicle lifts. Examine parts for defects such as breakage and excessive wear. Reassemble equipment after completion of inspections, testing, or repairs. Observe and test the operation of machinery/equipment. Diagnose malfunctions, using voltmeters and other testing devices. Adjust, clean, and lubricate parts of equipment/machinery. Teach client during the equipment training, demonstration and handover process. Document installation, repairs, and maintenance on customer work orders for invoice processing, as required by procedure. List parts and materials used, order or requisition new parts and materials as necessary. Display equipment function features and operation to end-user/customer. Show less



NEORig

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Rig Up Hand

  • Feb 2017 - Feb 2018

  Attend morning safety meetings for work plan through out shift. Complete JSA/JRA paper work to start job task of the day. Gather tools needed to assemble large piece structures of rig. Torque bolts to required specification. Manually climb at great heights to install large pieces of rig structure and equipment. Coordinate with crane operator(s) on heavy critical lifts involving simultaneous lift using hydraulic wheel crane(s). Hammer tighten piping to allow high pressure testing for rig at 7500PSI. Act as secondary lead man when actual lead is absent from rig site. Support welder(s) fabricating structure and equipment on rig. Work with Schlumberger and Cameron sister companies for assembly and testing standards of rig equipment. Read, interpret and assemble from blue print drawings provided by lead man or supervisor. Use man lift to reach high points that are out of reach for manual climbing and other at heights operations. Observe third party workers following in compliance with company rules and regulations. Tasked out as QC(quality control) for proper identifying and labeling of rig components. Show less



Genan

• Denmark
• Wholesale Recyclable Materials
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Maintenance Mechanic

  • Mar 2016 - Feb 2017

  Begin shift with meeting and discuss safety topics. Explain to shift change crew supervisor and maintenance mechanics the condition or issues machines operating. Supporting the shift work crew by ensuring machines are in top running condition. Provide assistance to any crew on shift with house keeping or production operations. Change out blades on shredders, mills and granulators for a finer product. Check spacing between blades for a fine cutting of tire product and no damaging. Tear down tire shredder for over haul on blade roller and hydraulic motor with overhead crane. Troubleshoot machinery to find a mechanical or electrical defect. Visually inspect and replace components on electric motor coupling or drive belt for machine. Perform preventative maintenance on machinery with bolt changing, lubricating points, and cleaning. Repair or replace conveyer belts for tire product transfer through out facility. Inspect roller and stationary blades during a blade adjust for worn down, broken or loose parts in machinery. Work past scheduled shift to complete with assembly or repairs on machinery. Fill out time sheet updates on machinery and for the next mechanic to service machine. Show less



Stolt-Nielsen Limited

• United Kingdom
• Transportation, Logistics, Supply Chain and Storage
• 700 & Above Employee

• Operator (Terminals)

  • Oct 2015 - Feb 2016

  Gather tank truck and rail car information for paperwork documentation. Inspect tanks before loading of cleanliness and some pressure testing. Verify product to be loaded in tank by customer and company paperwork. Look over specific hoses and valves being used before/after distributing product. Use touch screen selection for electric motor pump to begin product distribution. Hook up proper designated hose to tank truck, rail car, barge or vessel. Converts liquid gallons into pounds for tank truck to be DOT regulations. Attach serialized seal on valves and tank lids of tank truck/rail car. Samples all product movements, tag samples properly, and storing samples in designated area. Gauges company storage tanks with roller tape gauge and electronic meter gauge for volume inventory. Aligns piping for flow of product during tank transfer, storing product in tanks, and distributing product. Follows established standard and special customer requirements. Reviews product data sheets prior to handling all company and customer products. Stop gauges all vessels accurately on inbound and outbound movements. Participates in employee safety training and quality programs. Show less



Ensign Energy Services

• Canada
• Oil and Gas
• 700 & Above Employee

• Rig-Up Tech Level II

  • Mar 2013 - Oct 2015

  Making soundly and timing decisions during any course of work slow or fast pace. Provide thoughtful ideas during the use of heavy duty forklift and crane operations. Performed basic skid and equipment layout functions for assembly. Able to read and comprehend blueprints. Understanding of electrical wiring, component and control knowledge. To ensure that all fabrication processing is completed in spec and adhere to a rigorous timeline. Mechanically inclined with the ability to learn engine alignments. Has good communication skills both verbally and written. Complete tasks assigned by supervisor under extreme and complex situations. Check over rig components before and during installation that alignment is accurate to specification. Look over for damages to hydraulic, air or water lines through out the course of construction and shipping rig to well site. Load and off load tractor trailers of evenly and odd shaped rig parts using HD(heavy duty) forklift or 50ton track crane(s). Inspect load of tractor trailers before leaving to customer's well site destination ensure there are no loose or missing items. Write, explain, and carry out plan of JRA(job risk analysis) with company personnel and third party contractors. Perform lock, tag, try out for testing,repairing, and use of rig equipment. Perform high PSI(pounds per square inch) and endurance tests for rig to meet customer's satisfactory requirements. Act as tool room attendant performing inspection of tools or equipment malfunctioning or needs replacement. Document tools and equipment that have been checked in/out for accountability. Show less



United States Marine Corps

• Camp Lejeune, N.C. and Ellington Field Houston,TX

• Logistic Vehicle System(LVS) Operator/Sergeant

  • Nov 2003 - Feb 2014

  Served in the U.S. Marine Corps, honorably discharge. Logistical Vehicle System(LVS) operator, with 8 years of knowledge to conduct and take charge of logistical operations. Responsible for maintenance and entire inventory of vehicles, including all HAZMAT (Hazardous Materials) and ammunition. Proved to be consistently flexible by demonstrating a dynamic workflow by working hand-in-hand operations with civilian contractors, allied and U.S. forces. Lead convoy driver while escorting U.S. Forces with civilian contractors to various bases, along with delivering essential military equipment and documents to FOB's. Selected as PSD (Private Security Detail), for highly ranked U.S. Naval and Marine Officers. Supervised, trained, and supported ISAF (International Security Assistance Force) during Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. Consistently referred to as the "viable asset" when time sensitive operations needed to be executed. Repeatedly served as vehicle commander during convoy operations and mission supervision. Supervisor of platoon size QRF (Quick Reaction Force) which was in charge of escorting uncleared personnel in FOB (Forward Observation Bases). Acted as the SOG (Sergeant Of the Guard) with Afghanistan interpreters to instruct and advise Afghanistan counter parts. Show less