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Resume ID: |
117701 |
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USA TX Sweeny |
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Education: |
4-yr Degree |
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Experience: |
1 Year |
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Objective
To be successful.
14 years working in Hazmat also as process operator in plants around Texas cost My solid background and training coupled with my strong communication and computer skills will prove to be an asset to your organization. i would love to work on barge along Texas cost load and unload Oil or gas from barge to tanks on shore I have lot of plant experience and should be able to be good tanker man
Work Experience
November 2009-Present
Working at camp Liberty Iraq as Camp Manger in charge of ordering supplies, Security, Logistics air movement personal and cargo and maintenance of generators and Trucks and general camp maintenance.
June 2008
Working for Perini as QC Engineer QCQA over head construction through out Iraq installing over protection for dinning halls and other designated locations. In charge of all testing and documentation. Directly responsible to government for Quality
October 2005-April 2006
Laguna Construction
Acting SITE MANAGER / Field Superintendent working with (CH2Mhill) at AL MUTHANA AIR FIELD
Iraq October 2005 working at al muthana air field as site manager for two batch plants were we produced 12,000 cm of concrete and also in charge of pre casting yard overseeing construction of 1,800 double tees used in construction for roofs for army barracks , and was field superintend and QAQC for 8 buildings army barracks from ground up construction . Also Set up waste water treatment plant and built lift stations and installed 18km of sewer lines, also built 2 water plants installed 18km of water lines and built million gallons of storage tanks.
October 2004 May 2005– Kellogg Brown & Root - Baghdad, Iraq
(A Halliburton Company)
Construction Supervisor / General Forman
• Oversee Iraqi local workforce on construction projects. built roads and set up and run land fill
• Oversee dirt work and site preparation of Incinerator project.
• In charge of ground maintenance of north side of camp overseeing 7 Labor Foreman’s and 62 TCN’s and 25 Iraqi locals including 8 dump trucks and 2 front end loaders and motor grader.
Experience:
2000 – November 2004 Clean Harbors Environmental
Waste Water Process Operator / Forman
• Operation of belt press and slurry dryer processing bio-sludge.
• Schedules trucks for transportation to landfill.
• Operation of jockey trucks to move trailers to weigh scales.
• Operation of roll-off truck to transport 40 yard roll-off boxes.
• Operation of backhoe to solidify boxes for transportation.
1997 –2000 L.C.R., Tetra Process Services, Pasadena, TX
Shift Supervisor / Safety Coordinator
• Working as process operator, Responsible for safe operations of process units to insure safety, quality, and production.
• For the processing of slop oil and vacuum trucks solids producing a Coker feed to units.
1996 - 1997 On Site International
Shift Supervisor / Safety Coordinator
• Responsible for safe operations of an indirect Thermal De-adsorption Unit processing drill cuttings.
• Responsibilities included Safety, Supervise unit operations, maintenance, troubleshooting,
• Quality control, communications with client site reps, production control, record keeping and
• Reporting.
1992- 1996 Scaletech, Houston, TX
(Old Ocean Refinery & Amoco Refinery Texas City, TX)
Shift Supervisor / Assistant Site Manager
Process operator, Responsible for safe operations of a Ball mill, Slurry Dryer and various chemicals to manufacture a useable fuel.
• Responsible for water testing and running various QC lab test.
• Overseeing and scheduling preventative maintenance on equipment to limit process shut-
• Downs.
• Overseen the training of unit process and OSHA required annual training.
• Conducted safety meeting.
Education
Additional Experience, Training & Certification
• 65 College hrs – Basic Academics 1972
• 25 College hrs – Police Training 1972
• 120 College hrs-Technical School Plumbing 1974
• US Army 1971 – 1974 Honorable Discharge
• Associates degree in Process Technology. College of mainland Texas city Texas 1992
• Hazwoper 40 hr. trained along with Incident Commander.1992
Bachelor degree construction management 10/2007
References available upon request.
Certification
Training & Certification
• 65 College hrs – Basic Academics 1972
• 25 College hrs – Police Training 1972
• 120 College hrs-Technical School Plumbing 1974
• US Army 1971 – 1974 Honorable Discharge
• Associates degree in Process Technology. College of Mainland Texas city Texas 1992
• Hazwoper 40 hr. trained along with Incident Commander.1992
Bachelor degree construction management 10/2007
References available upon request.
Skills
Bachman, Loader Operator, / Plant Manager Waste Management Inc., Houston, TX
Lead Operator Deep River Water Company, Bell Water, & Water Co.
Operations Coordinator
Shift Supervisor / Assistant Site Manager
Process operator, Responsible for safe operations of a Ball mill, Slurry Dryer and various chemicals to manufacture a useable fuel.On Site International
Shift Supervisor / Safety Coordinator
• Responsible for safe operations of an indirect Thermal De-adsorption Unit processing drill cuttings.
• Responsibilities included Safety, Supervise unit operations, maintenance, troubleshooting,
• Quality control, communications with client site reps, production control,
Addition Info
Clean Harbors Environmental
Waste Water Process Operator / Forman
• Operation of belt press and slurry dryer processing bio-sludge.
• Schedules trucks for transportation to landfill.
• Operation of jockey trucks to move trailers to weigh scales.
• Operation of roll-off truck to transport 40 yard roll-off boxes.
• Operation of backhoe to solidify boxes for transportation.
1997 –2000 L.C.R., Tetra Process Services, Pasadena, TX
Shift Supervisor / Safety Coordinator
• Working as process operator, Responsible for safe operations of process units to insure safety, quality, and production.
• For the processing of slop oil and vacuum trucks solids producing a Coker feed to units. |
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