Chris Rolufs

• Produced consistently smooth, durable welds and quality-controlled finish work.
• Complele repair work orders, following company procedures and policies
• Used welding skills to help repair and maintain heavy-duty machinery.
• Followed safety guidelines through proper machine guarding and lockout and tagout procedures.

• Assisted with the installation of pipe systems for oil refineries, power plants, water treatment facilities and chemical plants.
• Welded and fabricated pipelines according to blueprints and specifications.
• Read and interpreted blueprints, skhes, drawings or work orders to perform assigned tasks accurately.
• Welded and worked with stainless steel and various alloys.
• Cut, contoured and beveled metal and structural shapes to achieve accurate dimensions.
• Operated various types of welding machines such as MIG, TIG, ARC, oxy-acetylene torches .
• Ensured that all processes met industry codes and standards as well as customer requirements.

• construct and weld large diameter pipelines in extremely remote locations throughout Bc mountains fornew hydro projects
• f3-f4, as well as self shielding downhand (5/64" wire)
• difficult terrain for driving/working, excellent safety record
• follow and weld to procedures and qualifications
• tdn-001,tdn-0012,tdn-003/fcaw

• Read blueprints and drawings and took measurements to plan layout and procedures.
• Managed daily operations of the business, including staff, sales, inventory, and accounting.
• Provided leadership support for team members through coaching and mentorship programs.
• i have no restrictions to any job site, or mine.
• Maintained records of all welds made throughout the day including any defects found.
• Communicated effectively with supervisors, colleagues, and customers regarding progress updates on projects.
• Produced work using appropriate welding techniques, metallurgy knowledge and engineering requirements.

• I was the first welder hired at CNRL horizon for maintenance, I helped to develop safe working procedures, and policies, I was offered a Maintenance superintendent position directly with CNRL
• weld carbon,stainless,and other exotic materials to customers specifications
• I was responsible for all the boiler tube welding
• I organized other welders and fitters that would come in for shutdowns
• 100 percent x-ray quality welds 100 percent of the time, and always done safely
• Followed safety guidelines through proper machine guarding and lockout and tagout procedures.
• Monitored fitting, burning and welding processes to avoid overheating parts, warping, shrinking, distortion and expansion of materials.

I went between these contractors, new contract and just change hardhat and new orientation.

• Fabricated and welded components to assemble structural forms, such as machinery frames, tanks, pressure vessels, and furnace shells.
• Welded components in flat, vertical, or overhead positions.
• Read blueprints to determine proper weld placement and size of the weld beads.
• Adjusted machine settings to obtain optimal results with each weld joint.
• Cut, contoured and beveled metal and structural shapes to achieve accurate dimensions.
• Produced work using appropriate welding techniques, metallurgy knowledge and engineering requirements.
• THis the where I went from structural welder to getting my pressure ticket and moved to the vessel shop.