Hunter Lawrence

-Installed and maintained industrial piping fittings, valves, flanges and clamps to complete systems setup.

-Threaded pipes using piping machines.

-Measure, cut and prep pipes to be welded

-Demo and install new pipe

-Read drawings to determine the job and what is needed to be done and its specifications

-Demoed pipe and installed new pipes

-Bolt ups

-Tightened or replaced bolts and gaskets to repair leaks.

-Installed tanks and components for the tanks

-Bolt up flanges and different equipment inside plants

-Demo pipes out of pipe racks and other parts of the plant

-Used rigging to bull rig and fly pipe with crane to its designated location

-worked on different pieces of equipment depending on the jobs scope

-Build forms for concrete foundations

-Poured concrete and tied rebar

-Drilled holes for anchor bolts

-used hand and power tools to complete multiple tasks

-Operating equipment such as loader, drill rig, trackhoes, and dozers.
-Using laser levels to shoot elevations for tolerance on concrete foundations.

-Reading prints for tolerances, depths, measurements, and ground types.

-Working with inspectors and concrete testers to make sure job is performed well.

-Making sure rebar cages and anchor bolts are right lengths and are not damaged

-Operating skid steer to move power poles to designated area.
-Use chainsaw to cut power pole.
-Read maps of power lines and streets where powerlines or transformers were.

-Grinding on concrete foundations to correct tolerance.
-Finishing and grouting concrete foundations.
-Use hand tools, such as shovels, drills, hammers, and measuring tapes.

-Operate equipment such as loaders and drill rigs

-Unloaded railcars with shaker on rail pit.
-Operated switches on railroad for locomotives.
-Checking and maintaining belts on shaker.
-Keeping track on what was unloaded at terminal.
-Making sure all equipment was ready for use before starting shift.

-Hooking up air hoses to railcars to release doors.