1. William A. Quimby
541 Verhagan Road Tallulah, Louisiana 71282
318-341-0517
bill.spot.quimby@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE
Seeking a challenging Field Engineering role where I can utilize my experience, unique skills and energy to
deliver high levels of technical know-how, support and service to benefit a professional organization or
project
CAREER PROFILE
 Extensive expertise with over 38 years experience in the industrial piping field within construction
 Well versed in Isometric drawings (SOs), Pipe and Instrument Drawings (P&IDs), Piping Specifications
(SPECs) and detailed sheets for support and piping documents
 Excelled in research and making critical decisions on projects
 Strong technical knowledge
CORE COMPETENCIES
 Skilled in communicating with all discipline levels from designers to engineers
 Expertise in resource management, with overseas project experience
 Possesses excellent organizational, multi-tasking skills, planning and problem-solving capabilities
ACHIEVEMENTS
 NCCER Core Curriculum & Pipe Instructor
 ACE Program (Achieving Craft Excellence)
 Fluor Corp – 5 year service award
 BE&K/KBR – 5 year service award
 Marathon Letourneau – 5 year service award
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Jacobs, Geismar, LA Jun 2014 – Feb 2015
Pipe General Foreman – Assisting Piping Field Engineers
Key Responsibilities
 Researched RFI’s i.e. went into the field and discussed issues with craft supervision, this entailed
taking detailed photographs and notes of the issues
 Compiled pertinent information via ISOs, P&Ids, vendor drawings, model shots, Laser Scans,
applicable emails and other relevant information
 Contacted Mechanical, Design, Process and Stress Engineers for additional information
 Formatted and made suggestions to the RFI once resolved, then submitted RFI to Technical Services
Manager for approval
 Generated personal spreadsheet to maintain record of RFs
KBR-Pascagoula PBOP, Pascagoula, MS Nov 2012 – Feb 2014
Completions & Systems Turn Over
Key Responsibilities
 Assembled Hydro Test Packages
 Maintained package tracking spreadsheet and assisted with weld mapping and logging of NDE
information on the tracking reports
 Ensured spec and system boundaries were maintained
 Assisted and researched technical issues, process production deviation notice
 Built, scanned and page turned dossiers

2. William A. Quimby
541 Verhagan Road Tallulah, Louisiana 71282
318-341-0517
bill.spot.quimby@gmail.com
Robins & Mortin, Charleston, TN Aug 2011 – Sep 2012
Piping Foreman (Assisting Piping Design Engineers)
Key Responsibilities
 Assembled system turnover packages and walked them down
 Generated a punch list and distributed to the field
 Verified completion of punch list and presented them to client for approval
 Built vendor overlay and cut-sheet books and updated them, built tie-in and drain packages
 Performed audits on P&ID boos and worked revisions
 ISO takeoffs
 Assembled ISO line books, ISO overlay books; supported overlay books, P&ID books
KBR Scrubber Project, LaGrange, Texas, USA Sep 2009 – Oct 2010
Pipe Fitter Foreman 2
Key Responsibilities
 Supervised a crew (8-14 pipefitters, welders and assistants) to install piping spools, supports and
other various components i.e. valves, flow elements, check valves and other inline items
 As each crew was split into small groups of 2 or 3 and given information (ISOs & P&Ids), materials to
their assigned task and to checked constantly to resolve any issues and assess progress
 Coordinated the daily plan of work
 Managing coordination with each craft in order to achieve completion
 Produced written progress reports, weld reports, sign in sheets and other required information
BE&K Ergon Ethanol Plant, Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA 2008 – 2009
Pipe Fitter Foreman
Key Responsibilities
 Supervised a crew (8-14 pipefitters, welders and assistants) to install the piping spools, supports and
other various components i.e. valves, flow elements, check valves and other inline items
 As each crew is split into small groups of 2 or 3 and given information (ISOs & P&Ids), materials to
their assigned task and to check constantly to resolve any issues and assess progress
 Managed coordination with each craft in order to achieve completion
 Produced written progress reports, weld reports, sign in sheets and other required information
BE&K-KBR Ergon Refinery, Vicksburg, Mississippi, USA Aug 2008 – Sep 2009
Pipe Fitter Foreman 2
Key Responsibilities
 Supervised a crew (8-14 pipefitters, welders and assistants) to install the piping spools, supports and
other various components i.e. valves, flow elements, check valves and other inline items
 As each crew is split into small groups of 2 or 3 and given information (ISOs & P&Ids), materials to
their assigned task and to check constantly to resolve any issues and assess progress
 Coordinated daily plan of work
 Managed coordination with each craft in order to achieve completion
 Produced written progress reports, weld reports, sign in sheets and other required information
BE&K, Mississippi, USA Jan 2003 – Aug 2003
Pipe Fitter Foreman
Key Responsibilities
 Supervised a crew (8-14 pipefitters, welders and assistants) to install the piping spools, supports and
other various components i.e. valves, flow elements, check valves and other inline items
 As each crew is split into small groups of 2 or 3 and given information (ISOs & P&Ids), materials to
their assigned task and to check constantly to resolve any issues and assess progress
 Managed coordination with each craft in order to achieve completion
 Produced written progress reports, weld reports, sign in sheets and other required information

3. William A. Quimby
541 Verhagan Road Tallulah, Louisiana 71282
318-341-0517
bill.spot.quimby@gmail.com
Fluor Corp., Jackson MS, Malvern ARK, Forney TX Sep 1999 – Jan 2003
Pipe Fitter Foreman
Key Responsibilities
 Supervised a crew (8-14 pipefitters, welders and assistants) to install the piping spools, supports and
other various components i.e. valves, flow elements, check valves and other inline items
 As each crew is split into small groups of 2 or 3 and given information (ISOs & P&Ids), materials to
their assigned task and to check constantly to resolve any issues and assess progress
 Managed coordination with each craft in order to achieve completion
 Produced written progress reports, weld reports, sign in sheets and other required information
EDUCATION
 KBR University, 2013
IT User Security Awareness
QL-KBR Integrated Management System Awareness
LG-KBR 2013 Ethics Training, 20
Accessing Exchange Remotely and Using Forms in Outlook 2010, 90
KBR FCPA and Anti-Corruption Training
Implementing Security with Outlook 2010, 80
 Mechanical Drafting, Welding, Business Law, Warren Central High School, 1976
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS
 NCCER Piping Instructor
 ACE Program
OTHER
 Proficient in Microsoft Office Applications, Excel, Word, Outlook, Bluebeam Revu, Smart Plant
Review, Navisworks, Prologue and Laser Scan
 Proficient in English & Moderate Spanish