1. ALFRED SULLIVAN
18941 Patillo Road  Mount Vernon, Alabama 36560-3027
alfredsullivan@outlook.com  Main (251) 623-6240/Alternate (251) 581-1023
Certified Welding Inspector (CWI# 13120211)
Experienced, goal-oriented, dedicated and disciplined team player with demonstrated experience
and extensive knowledge of the Process Piping, Coded Vessels, Combined Cycles, Boilers,
Reformers, Piping, Structural and Maritime Fabrication. Proven expertise in marine fabrication
shops, ship yards, refineries, power plants and floating oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico. Seeking an
employment opportunity with GHD to further my growth in the field of Quality Management
and Engineering. Core competencies and certifications include:
 Certified Welding Inspector
 Code Interpretation
 Procedure Writing
 Flux Core Welding
 Field Eng. & Problem-solving
 GTAW Welding
 Blue Print Reading & Drafting
 Non-Destructive Examination
 Document Control
 SMAW Welding
 Quality Control/Quality
Assurance Inspecting
CERTIFICATIONS AND EDUCATION
 American Welding Society - 12/2013 – 12/2016
Certified Welding Inspector – CWI# 13120211
 Ashford University – Mobile, AL 05/2010 – 12/2012
Bachelor of Science - Engineering, Human Resources (On-line)
 University of Phoenix – Phoenix, AZ 01/2002 – 05/2005
Bachelor of Science - Blue Print and Management (On-line)
 Delgado Community College – New Orleans, LA 01/2004 – 05/2005
Associates Degree – Drafting and Metallurgy
CAREER EXPERIENCE
LAUREN ENGINEERS & CONSTRUCTORS – Donaldsonville, LA 04/2015 - Present
Certified Welding Inspector/Quality Control Manager (Night Shift)
 Managed the day-to-day activities of the night shift Quality Department and two inspectors.
 Coordinated with the Site Quality Control Manager to advice of any problems and ensure
continuity in operations from the day shift to the night shift.
 Conducted Welder Orientation for new welders hiring in on the night shift.
 Maintained and issued weld stencils for all welders, also managed the night shift Rod Control
Program ensuring that the correct filler metal was ordered, issued and used.
 Scheduled and monitored Pre-heat, Post Weld Heat Treatment and all third party non-
destructive (NDE) testing also developed and maintained ITP’s and WPS’s.
 Performed high level oversight of the work product of 40 Foremen and 12 General Foremen
providing solutions to assignment and procedure issues as they arose; also acted as assistant
site engineer for the night shift and Performed weld mapping of new ISOs to be issued to the
field.

2. ALFRED SULLIVAN
18941 Patillo Road  Mount Vernon, Alabama 36560-3027
alfredsullivan@outlook.com  Main (251) 623-6240/Alternate (251) 581-1023
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 Assisted the production team in producing 7,000 plus welds and installing approximately
16,000 linear feet of structural steel and 32,000 linear feet of pipe ranging from 1 inch to 52
inches in diameter and varying base metals including: carbon and stainless steel, as well as,
P91 chrome.
KILLIC GROUP—Mobile, AL 06/2014 – 04/2015
Area QA/QC Inspector
 Monitored completed structural equipment and its shipping.
 Verified design, metallurgy and filler material requirements for compliance with vendors.
 Documented coatings on boiler screens.
 Inspected subcontractors’ welds and documented inspections.
YATES CONSTRUCTION INC. – Meridian, MS 04/2013 –
05/2014
Quality Control/Quality Assurance Inspector
 Administered welder qualification testing in the areas of instruction, proctoring, fit-up, root
pass and final inspections, as well as oversight of bend test specimen preparations and
inspection of test specimens.
 Prepared Welder Performance Qualification Records (WPQR’s).
 Performed inspections of bolting, equipment installation and alignment, piping and piping
supports, as well as, structural.
 Performed mechanical preventive maintenance and documented maintenance activities.
AUSTAL INC. – Mobile, AL 10/2012 –
04/2013
Welder/Fitter
 Conducted the installation of new aluminum structures and pipe.
 Worked with Field Engineers to produce practical solutions to engineering flaws that would
fall under the Navy’s Code and Standards for ship building.
 Conducted first stage inspections on finished units and coordinated with Foremen to correct
deficiencies and ensure all components and deviations were installed properly.
CTR CORPORATION – Mobile, AL 07/2012 –
10/2012
Welder/Fitter/Inspector
 Performed welds and fitting to design specifications.
 Provided supervision to subordinates ensuring compliance with guidelines set forth by CTR.
 Completed initial inspections on all products produced.
 Generated punch lists and coordinated the correction of all deficiencies.

3. ALFRED SULLIVAN
18941 Patillo Road  Mount Vernon, Alabama 36560-3027
alfredsullivan@outlook.com  Main (251) 623-6240/Alternate (251) 581-1023
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OFFSHORE INLAND – Mobile, AL 03/2012 –
10/2012
Welding Inspector
 Acted in the role of Production Manager for the fabrication shop and oversaw the Job Safety
Analysis (JSA) program, also inspected all shop welds and fitting.
 Coordinated with third party vendors to ensure all external parts installed on Offshore Inland
products met standards.
DODI – Houston, TX 03/2005 –
03/2012
Rig Welder/Fitter
 Fit and welded safety railing and plating as well as, all components on Drilling Rigs.
 Ensured safety and productivity by bringing outdated rigs up to-date in accordance with coast
guard certifications.
 Oversaw the daily operations of the Pipe Department and the work product of third party
welders and fitters ensuring timely task completion.
 Generated work requests for all structural and pipe alterations on the rig.
 Fabricated maritime equipping into place from air tuggers to offshore anchors for drillings
rigs.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS – Pensacola, FL 07/2001 – 07/2011
Sergeant/ Admin Chief and Weapons Instructor
 Provided Weapons Instruction to over 300 Marines, with live ammunition and achieved
perfect qualification with no mishaps, injuries or negligent discharges.
 Responsible for reviewing Marines during the Quarter and Writing Proficiency and Conduct
Marks for all.
 Completed military courses including Marine Corps Engineering, Military field welding and
Marine Corp order writing, as well as the Microsoft Office Suite software.
CHARACTER REFERENCES
 Toma Back, Safety Coordinator – (251) 455-8822
 Dan Fagan, Regional Manager – (251) 508-7546
 Shane Sullivan, Shift Maintenance Manager – (251) 622-2574