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EXPERIENCE |
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- 17 years in the steel fabrication field
- Solid independent experience in machine tool operations and setups
- 12 years blueprint reading from a variety of authors and styles, including myself
- 7 years serious fitting experience
- 4 years working with high pressure spray wash systems and components, involving configuration and
assembly of custom ordered industrial systems
- 2 years in the total research and development of a pneumatically actuated, process controller
operated device for the mass production of BRANCH BENDER, a bent-wire tree training device.
- 6 months, industrial and residential chain link fencing
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COMPUTER SKILLS |
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- 3 years experience with Windows 98 se
- HTML editing and web site design with FrontPage 2000
- Client web site published at http://www.5crossb.com
- Graphics creation and image editing with Paint Shop Pro 7.0
- Netscape Navigator 4.7 internet browser with the Netscape Messenger E-mail client
- Internet explorer 5.0 internet browser
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CERTIFICATIONS AND SKILLS |
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- City of Portland: 6G stainless, SMAW 1/16-1/2" expires 5/20/99
- WABO: all position steel, FCAW 1/8-unlimited expires 10/1/02 (current)
- Shop Cert: 2G steel, FCAW unlimited current
- Shop Cert: 2G rebar, FCAW current
- Shop Cert: 1G stainless, GMAW current
- Shop Cert: 3G aluminum, GMAW unlimited current
- TIG: aluminum, stainless
- MIG: GMAW- steel, aluminum, stainless; FCAW-steel
- SMAW: steel and stainless
- Carbon Arc: backgouging for full pen welds, weld repair and removal
- Oxyacetylene: freehand, with guide bar, using track burner
- Weld distortion: heat shrinking, weld sequencing, preloading
- Production Band Saw: configuring production runs, fixturing, close tolerances
- Brake press: production runs, custom jobs
- Shear: with backstops and guides, from layout
- Hydraulic punches: production work, fixturing
- Materials handling: Manipulation and Transport with O.H. bridge rail crane, small and large capacity forklifts
- Lathe: all setups and operations
- Vertical Mill: all setups and operations
- Blueprint reading: Erection drawings, Standard 17 by 22 steel fab. Drawings, CAD drawings Detail drawings, Sketches, MY OWN Development drawings
- Layout: all aspects of production and precision layouts
- Fitting: all aspects of production runs, one time procedures, fixtures, INVENTION FOR ADVERSITY
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EMPLOYMENT HISTORY |
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| CURRENT EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Wenatchee
Quality Welding |
| Address: |
5830 Sunset
hwy, Cashmere, WA 98815 |
| Phone: |
(509)
782-0807 |
| Contact: |
Doug Fehrer,
owner |
| Dates: |
Jan
02-Currently employed |
| Position: |
Layout/ Fitter/ Weldor/
Fabricator |
| Duties: |
1. guide the crew, usually 1 or 2 guys
2. Receive and assimilate engineering drawings from customers. Often
I will submit shop drawings to clients like Rimmer and Roeter, Hale and
Long. I will also do a steel take off to submit to my employer for
bidding purposes.
3. Design and fabricate straight and spiral stairways. a good
straight example would be the stairway in Contodda's no prop boat shop.
Armed with my field measurements and some parameters from the general, I
designed and executed one stair with mid landing 90 degree left turn.
This is one of many stairs I have designed. I have also designed and
executed two spiral stairways, roughly 360 degrees for residential
customers, with the aid of an Excell spreadsheet program
4. Fabricate structural steel and handrail. A high point would be the
fabrication of a 3 story machine tower w/ penthouse roof installed at
tree top, olds station plant by CC and D construction. For the tower, I
was only supplied with beam sizes and work point dimensions. No
connections were detailed. In leiu of shop drawings, I opted to detail
the job out on the steel itself, as I also had time constraints. all
levels were dummy assembled before the whole mess went to galvanize.
needless to say, they erected it without a hitch
5. produce shop drawings and fabricate catwalk systems for apple
packing plants. I have detailed out four separate plants, entirely from
one 1/8"=12" 7 color cad drawing. the catwalk was there, but
it was up to me to detail sections, tees, breaks, stairways and
platforms, in essence producing shop drawings for me and my crew for an
entire plant
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| Reason for leaving: |
Currently employed. |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Far West Ironworks |
| Address: |
1301 S. Columbia Wenatchee, WA 98801 |
| Phone: |
(509) 662-3546 |
| Contact: |
Pete Scovill (owner), Charlie Paine at (509) 662-0781 |
| Dates: |
Feb 96-Jan 02 |
| Position: |
Layout/ Fitter/ Weldor/
Fabricator |
| Duties: |
Fabrication of structural members, according to daily
priorities, dealing with print questions posed by crew and foreman, lining out co-workers on aspects
of project at hand. |
| Reason for leaving: |
hired on by W.Q.W,
laid off |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Steve’s Welding and Fabrication (self-employed) |
| Address: |
N/A |
| Phone: |
(509) 667-9622 |
| Contact: |
Steve Crosby |
| Dates: |
June 95-Feb 96 |
| Position: |
Owner/ Operator of small fab shop |
| Duties: |
Partnership, my part was to run fabrication operations. |
| Reason for leaving: |
Business instability, trade name and equipment still active. |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Far West Services |
| Address: |
1301 S. Columbia Wenatchee, WA 98801 |
| Phone: |
(509) 662-3546 |
| Contact: |
Earl McKinney |
| Dates: |
March 95-June 95 |
| Position: |
Weldor/ Fabricator |
| Duties: |
Weld, punch, drill and do other finish work on fabricated assemblies. |
| Reason for leaving: |
I committed to my emerging business. |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Chipman Construction |
| Address: |
5650 Vale Rd Cashmere WA 98815 |
| Phone: |
(509) 782-4562 |
| Contact: |
Kirk Nelson |
| Dates: |
Jan 95-Mar 95 |
| Position: |
Shop Weldor |
| Duties: |
Temporary hire to rebuild excavator bucket and do other maintenance repair welding. |
| Reason for leaving: |
Lack of work. |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Far West Services |
| Address: |
1301 S. Columbia Wenatchee, WA 98801 |
| Phone: |
(509) 662-3546 |
| Contact: |
Earl McKinney |
| Dates: |
Aug 94-Dec 94 |
| Position: |
Weldor/ Fabricator |
| Duties: |
Weld, punch, drill and do other finish work on fabricated assemblies. |
| Reason for leaving: |
Lack of work. |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
L and M Fencing |
| Address: |
1510 Maple St. Wenatchee WA 98801 |
| Phone: |
(509) 662-5834 |
| Contact: |
Cal Melton |
| Dates: |
Jan 94-July 94 |
| Position: |
Fencing Installer |
| Duties: |
Fabrication of gate frames, installation of residential
and industrial chain link and cedar fencing. |
| Reason for leaving: |
Job offer at Far West Services. |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Lectro Tek Services |
| Address: |
1946 S. Wenatchee Ave. Wenatchee WA 98801 |
| Phone: |
(509) 663-7246 |
| Contact: |
Tim Jagla |
| Dates: |
Aug 93-Nov 93 |
| Position: |
Weldor/ Fabricator |
| Duties: |
Fabricate subassemblies for potato processing equipment. |
| Reason for leaving: |
Terminated due to conflict with supervisor. |
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| EMPLOYER |
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| Company: |
Plan B Manufacturing (self-employed) |
| Address: |
N/A |
| Phone: |
(509) 667-9622 |
| Contact: |
Steve Crosby |
| Dates: |
Oct 92-Aug 93 |
| Position: |
Production |
| Duties: |
In charge of research and development of equipment used to manufacture product. |
| Reason for leaving: |
Split up of partnership, lack of revenue. |
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