Craig Langley Reddy

• Project Management duties and constantly educating other groups, and improving the program.
• Coordinate the use of test heads in inventory for TCPL projects
• Plan and Coordinate inspection of the test heads and material to assess the condition.
• Scheduling maintenance and repairs to meet regulatory requirements for safe use
• Manage documentation for the life of the asset.
• Manage to draft of as-built drawings, design and fabrication of new/existing test head equipment.
• Oversee contractors

• Participated in continuous improvement by generating suggestions, engaging in problem-solving activities to support teamwork.
• Worked within applicable standards, policies and regulatory guidelines to promote safe working environment.
• Manage Request for Information for the duration of the project.
• Spool Drawing Review and coordination and Welding Procedure Specification Reviews
• Approve Fabricator’s Inspection Test Plans (ITP)
• Arrange and facilitate kick-off meetings based on project complexity.
• Liaise with Inspection Team on inspection resources
• Non-Conformance Report initiations and training implementation during construction activities and updating the Fabrication Management Database
• Relationship building and nurturing with Fabricators/shop visits
• Lessons learned when required as a postmortem after project completion.
• Direct controlling of ChangeOrders and feedback processing to the Project Managers
• Provide Inspector with project documentation: Issued For Construction drawings, Work authorities, ITPs and Scope of work
• ·Shipping coordination with the Logistics Coordinator, providing clear direction of material movement required
• Confirm material orders for projects and provide updates of any deficiencies
• Provide fill-in dates and update appropriate parties
• Verify the bill of materials list through staging by review of the Issued For Construction drawings
• Confirm availability of Mill Test Reports
• Communicate plan material arrival with the Fabrication Shop by liaising with the warehouse
• Troubleshoot and follow up with materials based on outstanding and damage reports
• Troubleshooting materials that are not on the Approved Manufacturers List
• Review materials during the Bid stage before projects are awarded
• Review of fabricated materials & shipping documentation
• Inventory program inspection

• Updated quality control standards, methods and procedures to meet compliance requirements.
• Followed quality standards and procedures to minimize errors and maximize customer satisfaction.
• Adhered to all legal, safety and health standards.
• Provided observations, took measurements and performed tests at various stages according to the quality control plan.
• Maintain, revise, and continuously improve the corporate QMS and ABSA QMS
• Understand how to identify opportunities for improvement
• Provide support in contractual pre-qualification and estimating
• Perform internal audits of TFL Operations and external audits of subcontractors
• Prepare and submitITPsand other project deliverables
• Perform visual inspections to verify conformance to code and specifications
• Prepare fabrication turnover record books
• Support welding procedure development and welder qualification testing
• Mentor and train Jr. Quality Inspectors
• Manage shop and field QC personnel
• Ensure the competency and training of all QC new hires and existing personnel
• Conduct formal Performance Reviews of all QC personnel
• Promote and adhere to TFL Industrial Safety Management System

• Created spreadsheets using Microsoft Excel for daily, weekly and monthly reporting.
• Maintained energy and enthusiasm in a fast-paced environment.
• Identified issues, analyzed information and provided solutions to problems.
• Participated in team-building activities to enhance working relationships.
• Inspections and walk-downs of spools and modules. These walk-downs include Mechanical, Structural
• Civil Inspections to ensure all completed modules meet both customer and jurisdiction requirements.
• Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
• Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions and make decisions.

The Mechanical QC inspector is responsible for the implementation of DCM’s QMS, which includes monitoring welder performance and conducting inspections in accordance with the companies’ procedures. Implementing the quality control system, participating in continuous process improvement, and following procedures and standards within the company guidelines.

• Responsible for performing all aspects of inspection activities with minimum supervision.
• Monitor welder performance and conduct visual inspections of welds and repairs in accordance with
• company procedures.
• Read and interpret the various drawings used for executing the work.
• Interact with team members and work to resolve quality-related issues with workers, subcontractors and clients.
• Organize and implement Quality Control Systems and processes.
• Check, inspect and test incoming welding and materials to ensure they meet project specification requirements.
• Maintain project Quality Control documentation.
• Responsible for performing quality evaluations on standard and routine processes and products according to engineering drawings, specifications, prescribed methods, and instructions
• Identifies and reports non-conformance to known standards using various measuring testing methods.
• Fully participates in continuous process improvement and cost control, following quality policies and procedures and standards to maintain within company guidelines.
• Perform other duties as required, including accurate and timely completion of paperwork
• Pressure testing.
• RFI’s.
• ITP creation and implementation.

Certified as ABSA In-service Inspector of Boilers and Pressure Vessels

• Perform inspections of in-service piping and pressure equipment.
• Perform surveillance shop inspections for new construction of piping and pressure equipment for the owner.
• Complete and submit surveillance reports to the owner.
• Inspection of Repairs and follow-up on reports
• Do audits on Turnover Packages (Welder Qualifications, WPS, and MTRs etc.)

• Completed outage on time and within the predicted schedule.
• Attend daily the Construction Meetings
• Assist with coordinating contractors.
• Review and accept Contractor turnover packages.
• Liaison between Contractor and Engineering on technical issues, Requests for Information.
• Interface with assigned Contractors to oversee adherence to the overall Construction Execution Plan.
• Assist with the Area Manager's duties as required.
• Ensure the assigned Contractor maintains an accurate document control system and is working on the latest revisions of information.
• Attend Contractor Safety and toolbox meetings.
• Review and monitor Contractors' schedules, and perform periodic checks to verify proper reflection in progress
• Proved successful working within tight deadlines and a fast-paced atmosphere.
• Improved operations through consistent hard work and dedication.
• Used coordination and planning skills to achieve results according to schedule.
• Used critical thinking to break down problems, evaluate solutions and make decisions.

• Generate and Plan Field Installation Work Packages
• Generate and outsource Heat Treatment Packages
• Submit Scaffolding Requests
• Attend Technical Meetings
• Attention to detail
• Maintain and Update Technical Documents & Drawings
• Order and Coordinate Materials for DCN’s
• Generate Engineering Queries
• Review Quality Documents & Technical Standards for Work Packages.
• Update Progress Reports
• Communicate with other Engineering Disciplines

• Reading and interpretation of drawings, blueprints and specifications to determine layout requirements.
• Cut openings for pipes in walls, floors and ceilings using hand or power tools.
• Select the size and type of pipe required, and measure, cut, bend and thread pipe as required.
• Weld, cement, solder and thread pipe to join pipes and fabricate sections of piping systems.
• Erection, fit-up, connection, preparation, support and testing of piping systems in an industrial construction setting.
• Test systems for leaks, clean and flush sections of fabricated pipe
• Installation of Instruments
• Rigging
• Operating Arial Platforms.

Safety Training

• Construction Safety Training System includes Generic WHMIS
• Advanced Collision Avoidance Driving
• Lock out, tag out
• Confined Space Entry
• Fall Protection
• H2S Alive
• Arial Work Platform