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Kelton S. Phillips
Experience April,2010/June,2016 Tulsa Inspection Resources Tulsa, Oklahoma
Chief Inspector (Plains All American Pipeline)
 Job Assignment required providing Project oversight and inspection of new oil field
gathering systems, existing pipeline reroutes, and modifications to existing systems for
Plains All American Pipeline in the Midland/Odessa Permian Basin located in Texas. Job
duties included but were not limited to the following.
 Coordinate and oversee work of field construction contractors and their employee
teams assigned to Engineering Project work to maintain schedule.
 Coordinate and manage inspection personnel, review and compile inspector daily
reports as well as task specific inspection reports for ROW clearing, Ditching,
welding, coating, lowering in, bending, backfill and final clean up.
 Ensure proper safety and environmental practices are followed on projects.
 Control and manage change order process on assigned jobs.
 Foster and maintain productive and effective working relationships with
Engineering, Operations, Contractors and Property Owners.
 Evaluate alternatives and implement changes to avoid project delays.
 Provide CWI weld inspection and documentation of such in the form of Visual
inspection reports, As Built sketches Red Lined Drawings and daily reports.
 Provide receipt inspection and verification of PAALP supplied materials to meet
PO and spec requirements.
 Provide oversight and documentation of blast cleaning and coating application of
field joints per applicable NACE and manufacturer recommendations
 Provide oversight and required PAALP / DOT documentation of “Smart tool run”
and Pressure strength testing
 Produce and compile required job data package in accordance with PAALP / DOT
specifications and requirements.
 Projects completed for Plains All American Pipeline to date.
 13650 Amacker Expansion
 15506 Giddings to Upton Expansion
 15568 Goldsmith 2.8 Expansion
 15892 Sweetiepeck Gathering
 16053 Little Spraberry Expansion
 16197 Entergen Gathering Expansion
 16232 Pioneer Upton Gathering Expansion
 17516 Sand Hills to Crane West Mainline
 18201 Driver to McCamey 20” Mainline
 18202 Coats to Driver 16” Mainline
 18210 Summit to Sweetiepeck Gathering
 19701 Rocker B Gathering
 19803 Pioneer Expansion
 20100 Pioneer Expansion
 20476 Stateline 20” Mainline
RT 5 Box 1940
Stilwell, Oklahoma 74960
Home (918) 575-5862
Cell (918) 567-0540
ksphillips1120@yahoo.com

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February, 2010/April, 2010 Tulsa Inspection Resources Tulsa, Oklahoma
Chief Inspector (Kinder Morgan)
 Job assignment required providing Project oversight and inspection of Kinder Morgan’s
plant expansion located at Douglas Wyoming. Job duties included but where not limited to
the following.
 Coordinate and oversee work of field construction contractors and their employee
teams assigned to Engineering Project work to maintain schedule.
 Ensure proper safety and environmental practices are followed on projects.
 Control and manage change order process on assigned jobs.
 Foster and maintain productive and effective working relationships with
Engineering, Operations, Contractors and Property Owners.
 Evaluate alternatives and implement changes to avoid project delays.
 Provide CWI weld inspection, and documentation of such in the form of Visual
inspection reports, As Built sketches Red Lined Drawings and daily reports.
 Provide receipt inspection and verification of Kinder Morgan supplied materials to
meet PO and spec requirements.
 Provide oversight and documentation of blast cleaning and coating application of
field joints per applicable NACE and manufacturer recommendations
 Provide oversight and required Kinder Morgan / DOT documentation of Pressure
strength testing
 Supervise excavation, removal, inspection, and transport of abandoned pipe
resulting from reroute.
 Produceand compilerequiredjobdatapackageinaccordancewithKinderMorgan
/ DOT specifications and requirements.
October, 2009/December, 2009 ENGlobal Inspection. Cleveland, Oklahoma
CWI Welding Inspector (Kern River Gas)
 Job assignment required weld inspection for Kern River Gas, associated with the removal
of and replacement of 36” O.D. pipesections tofacilitateHydrostatictestingfor DOT special
permitting. Inspectionactivitieswerecarriedout at three (3) primary locations alongthepipe
linebetween Salt LakeCity Utah, and Las Vegas Nevada. Job duties includebut not limited
to
 Verification of excavation site as referenced on project drawings.
 Witness of visual location of pipe line by Hydro vac.
 Verification and visual inspection of weld bevel preparation and in-process welding
to include final inspection of finished welds for both testing and production welding
in accordance with applicable WPS/API 1104 requirements
 Development and testing of welders for in-service welding of split tee stopple
fittings in accordance with API 1104 requirements.
 Verify and monitor X-Ray contractor daily reports and reader sheets to insure
100% coverage of all welds made daily.
 Provide supplemental utility inspection of ROW activities associated with Holiday
testing, lowering in, backfilling and pre-test cleaning as needed.
August, 2009 Tulsa Inspection Resources. Tulsa, Oklahoma
CWI Welding Inspector (Enterprise Gas)

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 Job assignment required weld inspection of tie-in welds associated with the installation of
approx. 3 miles of 16” pipe for Enterprise Gas Processing LLC located along the Western
Slope of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado near the township of Parachute CO. Job duties
include but not limited to
 Monitoring and verification of essential variables per applicable WPS during
welding operations
 Final visual inspection of field tie-in welds in accordance with API 1104
requirements prior to X-Ray.
 Verify and monitor X-Ray contractor daily reports and reader sheets to insure
100% coverage of all welds made daily.
 Provide supplemental utility inspection of ROW activities associated with Holiday
testing, lowering in, backfilling and pre-test cleaning as needed.
 Provide daily activity/weld count report.
July, 2009 Tulsa Inspection Resources. Tulsa, Oklahoma
Chief Inspector (Kinder Morgan)
 Job assignment required providing Project oversight and inspection of the relocation of 1.3
miles of 6” line pipe within the Norfolk Nebraska lateral and located in the township of
Norfolk NE belonging to Kinder Morgan Inc. Job duties include but limited to.
 Coordinate and oversee work of field construction contractors and their employee
teams assigned to Engineering Project work to maintain schedule.
 Ensure proper safety and environmental practices are followed on projects.
 Control and manage change order process on assigned jobs.
 Foster and maintain productive and effective working relationships with
Engineering, Operations, Contractors and Property Owners.
 Evaluate alternatives and implement changes to avoid project delays.
 Provide CWI weld inspection, and documentation of such in the form of Visual
inspection reports, As Built sketches Red Lined Drawings and daily reports.
 Provide receipt inspection and verification of Kinder Morgan supplied materials to
meet PO and spec requirements.
 Provide oversight and documentation of blast cleaning and coating application of
field joints per applicable NACE and manufacturer recommendations
 Provide oversight and required Kinder Morgan / DOT documentation of Pressure
strength testing
 Supervise excavation, removal, inspection, and transport of abandoned pipe
resulting from reroute.
 Produceand compilerequiredjobdatapackageinaccordancewithKinderMorgan
/ DOT specifications and requirements.
April, 2009 Tulsa Inspection Resources. Tulsa, Oklahoma
Chief Inspector (Kinder Morgan)
 Job assignment required providing Project oversight and inspection of Modifications made
tothe 24” Blancolateral cleaningproject belongingtoKinderMorganInc. Job duties include
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 Coordinate and oversee work of field construction contractors and their employee
teams assigned to Engineering Project work to maintain schedule.
 Ensure proper safety and environmental practices are followed on projects.
 Control and manage change order process on assigned jobs.
 Foster and maintain productive and effective working relationships with
Engineering, Operations, Contractors and Property Owners.
 Evaluate alternatives and implement changes to avoid project delays.
 Provide CWI weld inspection, and documentation of such in the form of Visual
inspection reports, As Built sketches Red lined drawings and daily reports
January, 2009/March, 2009 Tulsa Inspection Resources. Tulsa, Oklahoma
Chief Inspector Kinder Morgan)
 Job assignment requires providing oversight of repair and remediation work being
carried out on the Rockies Express (Rex) West pipeline for Kinder Morgan. Work was
initiated in Colorado and ended in Missouri. Job duties include but not limited to the
following.
 Coordinate and oversee work of field construction contractors and their employee
teams assigned to Engineering Project work to maintain schedule.
 Carry out assignments and directives from field Construction Superintendent and /
or Project Director / Engineer.
 Ensure proper safety and environmental practices are followed on projects.
 Control and manage change order process on assigned jobs.
 Foster and maintain productive and effective working relationships with
Engineering, Operations, Contractors and Property Owners.
 Evaluate alternatives and implement changes to avoid project delays.
 Provide point of source inspection of excavation activities for coating anomaly
verification and subsequent repairs.
 Provide point of source inspection of Smart pig anomalies and repairs.
 Provide point of source inspection of shallow cover remediation at river and creek
crossings utilizing Geoweb and concrete matting.
 Supervise river weight verification utilizing ground penetrating Radar.
 Provide feed back toKMIengineering toresolve erosionissues at various locations
along pipeline
August, 2008/December 2008 Tulsa Inspection Resources. Tulsa, Oklahoma
Welding Inspector (CWI) / Customer Representative (Kinder Morgan)
 Job assignment requires providing visual inspection and RT film review of mainline and
lateral pipeline butt welds for Kinder Morgan. Project located in north eastern Colorado in
around the Town of Greeley. Job duties include but not limited to the following.
 Coordinate and oversee work of field construction contractors and their employee
teams assigned to Engineering Project work.
 Coordinate the work of contract inspection personnel at multiple locations
 Carry out assignments and directives from field Construction Superintendent and /
or Project Director / Engineer.
 Ensure proper safety and environmental practices are followed on projects.
 Control and manage change order process on assigned jobs.
 Foster and maintain productive and effective working relationships with
Engineering, Operations, Contractors and Property Owners.
 Evaluate alternatives and implement changes to avoid project delays.

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 Complete and submit “As-built” drawings, DOT report as well as any and all other
required documentation for proper project closure to specified individuals in a
timely manner.
 Generate and maintain daily reports covering Right of Way conditions, Ditching,
Stringing, and back filling, pipe loading, unloading, hauling, bending, and lying,
Backfilling and clean-up, Corrosion coatings, Cathodic protection and insulation,
Hydrostatic testing, and Crossings,
 Provide point of sourceweld quality evaluation(Accept / Reject)through review of NDE
reports, and physical inspection of welding related activities.
July 2008 ENGlobal Engineering Inc. Tulsa, Oklahoma
Customer Field Representative (Conoco Phillips)
 Job assignment required providing installation and quality support for Conoco Phillips
Pipeline div. on the Wood River Pipeline / Big Cabin10 mile replacement, located in
northeastern Oklahoma. Job duties included but were not limited to the following.
 Coordinate and oversee work of field construction contractors and their employee
teams assigned to Engineering Project work.
 Coordinate the work of contract inspection personnel at multiple locations
 Carry out assignments and directives from field Construction Superintendent and /
or Project Director / Engineer.
 Ensure proper safety and environmental practices are followed on projects.
 Control and manage change order process on assigned jobs.
 Foster and maintain productive and effective working relationships with
Engineering, Operations, Contractors and Property Owners.
 Coordinate and manage project schedules
 Determine proper contractor crew sizes for specified tasks.
 Evaluate alternatives and implement changes to avoid project delays.
 Complete and submit “As-built” drawings, DOT report as well as any and all other
required documentation for proper project closure to specified individuals in a
timely manner.
 Generate and maintain daily reports covering Right of Way conditions, Ditching,
Stringing, and back filling, pipe loading, unloading, hauling, bending, and lying,
Backfilling and clean-up, Corrosion coatings, Cathodic protection and insulation,
Hydrostatic testing, and Crossings,
 Consult on cost estimates and design as needed (Constructability Reviews & FEL)
 Communicate and coordinate work with other Transportation support groups.
 Carryout and oversee welder qualification testing
 Provide point of source weld quality evaluation (Accept / Reject) through review of
NDE reports, and physical inspection of welding related activities.
 Evaluate and provide required daily permits for hot work, excavation, to include
road bore crossings, and confined space as needed per applicable CPPL
procedures.

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April 2007- May 2008 Vogt Power International Sapulpa Oklahoma
Lead Quality/ Expediter
 Vogt Power International, providing manufacturing and quality support to VPI Asian
based fabricators. Responsibilities include but are not limited to the following.
 Provide manufacturing oversight to fabrication staff with regards to VPI drawing
interpretation, and HRSG specific design requirements.
 Provide engineering feed back and interpretation as well as serve as liaison for design
and manufacturing issue resolution.
 Monitormanufacturingprocesses toinsureASME Sec I, II, VIII, & XI compliancethrough
review of required quality documentation, NDE Report review / verification and in plant
surveillance to include surface preparation and coating applications.
 Provide real time feed back to VPI project management with regards to schedule
compliance as well as expediting overall project.
 Supervise and monitor transportation, loading and tie down activities from plant to hole
of ship.
2004-2007 Thermal Engineering International Sapulpa Oklahoma.
(Heat Trans Div)
Plant QA/QC Manager
 Supervise quality control inspection staff by providing job assignments and training when
needed. (8 inspectors)
 Conduct individual inspector performance reviews as required and provide
recommendations for personal improvement to facilitate advancement.
 Provide reports trackingkey manufacturingprocessresultsrelatingtoRadiographic results,
Hydrostatic test pass/fail, general weld quality and Nonconformance levels each month as
well as annually.
 Provide training, write procedures and coaching to management staff to facilitate ISO 9001
2001 certification as well as manage the ISO Quality System.
 Review and provide interpretation of customer requirements as stated in project contract
documents and when required recommend possible resolution when documents are in
conflict.
 Conduct Root Cause analysis, investigations and follow-ups to insure corrective actions
are/were carried out.
 Conduct project quality lessons learned and provide manufacturing quality feed back to
engineering for possible design changes to improve efficiencies.
 Maintain quality system controls to insure ASME, AWS, API, ANSI B31& ISO compliance.
 Provide Engineering feedback for problem resolution.
 Maintain ASNT-TC-1A Level II certification in MT, PT, VT, LT & RT film interpretation as
well as AWS CWI.
 Review, update and carry out welding procedure specification (WPS) maintenance and
generation to include Procedure Qualification (PQR) development and generation.
 Generate and maintain quality system for tracking and monitoring welder continuity
 Conduct welder qualification testing.
 Provide departmental budgeting and annual budget forecasting based on previous years
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2004 Thermal Engineering International LA Calif.
(MSR Div)
Field Tech Supervisor
 Monitor and Provide technical oversight for components manufactured for new installations
as well as replacement andupgrades toMoistureSeparationReheat equipment for nuclear
power generation steam projects
 Provide point of installation Quality Management supervision during new installation and
equipment upgrades.
 Manage inspection personnel and provide customer point of contact for both quality and
engineering problem resolution.
 Coordinate, purchase, manage and control tool purchases and equipment inventories for
all field job sites.
 Conduct welder certification testing in accordance with ASME SEC. IX requirements and
maintain welder continuity.
 Interact with local, state, and federal inspection and insurance agents to provide feed back
and procedural compliance.
2001–2004 Vogt-NEM INC./ Vogt Power Int. Louisville KY.
Sub-Quality Surveillance Manager
 Monitorand control inspectionactivities at sub vendor’s facilities toinsurevendorcompliance
to the requirements of ASME, API, & AWS code requirements.
 Manage inspection personnel, provide training and conduct employee performance reviews.
 Provide technical assistance to sub vendors with respect to Vogt-NEM designed equipment.
To include code applicability & application, Tech Spec interpretation & customer
requirements WPS/PQR review for acceptability to the requirements of ASME Sec. I
para.QW 202 & 451.1-.4 along with general provisions of AWS. Provide tech assistance to
the sub vendors with regards to metallurgical concerns by Vogt Power applicable to P-4, P-
5A, & P-5B alloy materials and their associated welding, and PWHT requirements.
 Conduct pre-award quality audits through review of sub vendors manufacturing capabilities,
capacities, quality systems & physical inspection of in-house products at time of review.
 Provide internal feedback toengineering, project management, andsales regarding problem
resolutions, product improvements, & sub vendor shop loading.
 Produce and reconcile required quality documents to meet current VPI, customer and
applicable code requirements.
 Perform on-site expediting activities
 Develop and provide manufacturing and quality consultation to first time world wide
subcontractors being used by Vogt-NEM, Inc. / Vogt Power Int.
 Conduct annual HRSG inspections and provide written reports detailing findings and
purposed corrections and or resolutions.
 Supervise field related repairs and equipment upgrades to include personnel and equipment
coordination and management. Provide point of contact between customer and Vogt Project
team and Engineering.
1999-2001 Vogt-NEM INC. Louisville KY
Supplier Quality Rep.
 Perform sub vendor quality inspections World wide for compliance to the applicable codes,
standards and customer requirements.
 Compile and submit records of inspection and provide details of fabrication status to project
management.
 Conduct review of NDE test results and provide feed back to vendor.
 Provide interpretation of RT, MT, PT, VT test results.
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 Perform on-site expediting activities
 Supervise field related repairs and equipment upgrades to include personnel and equipment
coordination and management.
1994–1999 Henry Vogt Machine/Vogt-NEM, Inc.Sapulpa OK
Shop Floor Inspector “A”
 Perform fit-up and welding inspections for structural, & pressure components.
 Compile inspection reports and documentation related to the control of fabrication quality.
 Conduct welder performance testing
 Maintain welder continuity records.
 Schedule and interpret RT, MT, PT, & VT testing per the requirements of applicable codes,
standards, & customer requirements.
 Review, compile & make ready ASME Code Data reports for submittal to Nation Board for
registration.
1989–1994 Henry Vogt Machine Co. Sapulpa OK.
Welder Class “A”
 Fit-up of both structural and pressure components to applicable codes, standards and
customer requirements.
 Certified using SMAW, GTAW, GMAW, & FCAW welding processes on P-1 through P-5B
materials.
 Instructorforwelder trainingsponsoredby Henry Vogt and conductedat OklahomaVo-Tech,
Sapulpa
Product
experience
 Structural high rise steel erection
 Storage tank field erection. Carbon/Stainless steel, cryogenic storage, 40’ – 150’+ dia.
 Petro chemical refinery piping. Transfer lines, process and reactor vessels
 Process heaters (shell & Tube), & Multi layered vessels
 Heat Recovery Steam generators. Manufacturing and installation
 SCR ammonia flue gas scrubbers
 Heavy wall steam vessels. Up to 8” thick and 20’ dia.
 Underground steam transfer piping
 Economizers, & Retromizers
 Steam Surface Condensers
 API cross country Petro/chemical transfer pipelines and related equipment
 Substrate surface preparation verification and monitoring using “Repli-Tape” and visual
comparators.
Blast media: Silica sand, Aluminum Oxide grit, Steel shot, Dry ice pellet, as well as organic
compounds.
 Coatingapplicationverificationandmonitoringusingbothwet and dry film thickness gauges
utilizing magnetic and ultrasonic technologies. Coating types: organic and inorganic zinc,
epoxy’s, phynalic resin’s, cold tar, enamel top coatings as well as hot dipped galvanizing.

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Education  1982 Graduate of Sapulpa High School Sapulpa Ok.
1982-1985 United States Army
 Transportationspecialist.Operatorofheavy haul vehicles withratingto haul class 1through
class 4 materials (Food, Fuels, & Explosives)
1995 Capital x-ray Sand Springs OK
 Radiographic Film interpretation Certified SNT-TC-1A Level II
 Magnetic Particle theory and testing Certified SNT-TC-1A Level II
 Liquid Penetrant theory and testing Certified SNT-TC-1A Level II
2000 American Welding Society Tulsa OK
 Certified Welding Inspector (CWI) Certificate # 00040151
2005
 Leak Testing theory and methodology Certified SNT-TC-1A Level II
2008 Department of Transportation
 OQ Certification; Pipeline Maintenance Technician V3 Score 85%
 OQ Certification; Abnormal Operating Conditions-Field Score 85%
Travel Doc  Valid US Passport (countries previously traveled on business)
 South Korea (Lived)
 Thailand (Lived)
 Japan
 Portugal (Lived)
 Spain
 Germany (Lived)
 Russia
 Netherlands
 China (Lived)
Memberships  American Welding Society (AWS).
 Board of Advisors to the Tulsa Area Technologies Centers.
 Inductee to Strathmores Who’s Who of International Professionals based on career
achievements
Interests  Metallurgy, Welding technology/Engineeering, Power Generation, Auto restoration, &
Carpentry
Personal
Equipment
 Lap top computer. Win XP,running office 2007 Pro,
 HP printer, fax and scanner
 Flat bed scanner
 T-Mobile world cell phone, web & blue tooth ready
 Cannon A640 10 mega pix. digital camera
 Various weld inspection gages and tools i.e. root gap, high low, bevel angle, cam gage
fillet profile, optical magnification loop, 6” veneer calipers, 1” micrometers, coating dry film
magnetic gage.

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Summary: As a person, I pride myself on being a self starter. A person who can see a need and take
action to resolve, a creative thinker not scared to get outside the box. I’m able to
communicate well with others, and enjoy the challenge when dealing with different people.
I am well versed in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Adobe 8.0, Access, & Microsoft
Projects. I enjoy being a team player and actively practice the concepts of “Continual
Process Improvement” as well as those by Dr. Edward Deming “Statistical Process
Control”. In addition having been involved in the manufacturing as well as the mid-level
management activities of the various sectors utilizing steel, steel alloy and non-ferrous
metal products for the past 20 years I understand the need for and the mechanics behind
upfront & in-process planning, coordination of work activities, progress tracking, execution,
relevant specification/code adherence as well as effective administration of quality control
methods and techniques to insure the on time delivery of quality goods and services.

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