1. Robert Keddy
RegisteredAlbertaApprentice1118182
robkeddy@gmail.com 902-921-1406
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS.
Forklift License (Michelin) August 12, 2014
H2S Alive (ENFORM) taken April 16th
, 2014
Construction Safety Training Systems (CSTS-09) taken April 26th
, 2014
Fall Protection taken at Irving Shipbuilding April 29th
, 2014
Confined Space taken at Irving Shipbuilding April 29th
, 2014
WHMIS and Material Safety Data Sheet training 2013
Occupational Health and Safety Training 2013
Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid CPR/AED LevelC
Critical Incident Stress Management Course in 2012
Educated ability in threading, grooving, cutting and fitting pipe, tube, tubing and fittings.
Ability to read and understand blueprints
Ability to use a multitude of hand tools, power threaders,groovers, and cutters.
Training in MIG and Stick Welding as well as Oxy-Acetylene Welding and Cutting.
Proficiency in writing various formats of incident, safety and general reports.
Up-to-date computer training, including Microsoft office applications and data entry.
EDUCATION
Nova Scotia Community College,Shelburne, Nova Scotia. Certificate of Steam fitting and
Pipefitting. Graduated with Honours in Steam/ Pipefitting in June 2014.
Saint Francis Xavier University,Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Joint Bachelor Degrees.
Degrees received 05/2012. Majors in International and Community Development Studies and
Political Science.
Northumberland Regional High School,Alma,Nova Scotia. High school Diploma
Diploma received 06/2007.
EMPLOYMENT
Apprentice Pipefitter, North America Construction Ltd., Yellowknife, North West
Territories
New Construction and retrofitting a Water Treatment Plant, job tasks included rigging and bolt up
and fabrication of Stainless Steel pipe spools from 2” to 20”, rigging and bolt up of valves
(butterfly, check,and PRV),building pipe supports and installing hangers, installing pumps,
threading of 2” Stainless Steel, and driving a forklift to assist with rigging and manoeuver piping
spools. (09/2014 – Current)
2. Robert Keddy
Production Personnel,Dave’s Commercial Cleaning/ Michelin, Granton, Nova Scotia.
Job Tasks include but not limited to cutting and stacking products as well as utilizing forklifts to
replenish products into machines and deliver cut products to other portions of the facility. Have to
measure specific products to certain lengths to ensure it meets high quality standards. (07/2014 –
09/2014)
Pipefitter (Student Work Term), Irving Shipbuilding Inc, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The specific job task was to assist journeymen pipefitters on current retrofit projects taking place
upon Canadian Navy Vessels. Specific tasks would include measuring and calculating pipe
lengths; grinding, filing, and cutting pipe, brazing copper pipe and brass fittings, installing and
bolting up valves as well as following strict safety and security protocols. (04/2014 - 05/2014)
Security Officer, Risk Management Group, Dartmouth /NewGlasgow, Nova Scotia.
Responsibilities included monitoring and interacting with patients and public in a healthcare
setting, keeping a professional demeanor, interacting with administrative and professional
stakeholders while ensuring safety and well-being of all people in the facility, as well as implying
and following health and safety standards. (06/2012 – 09/2013)
Security Personnel, Golden XInn, Saint Francis Xavier University Students Union,
Antigonish, Nova Scotia.
Developed interpersonal and customer skills through interactions with patrons at the Student
Campus Bar. Responsibilities included and were not limited to checking Identification to show
proof of age, removal of unruly patrons, patrolling the establishment, report writing, and ensuring
the health and safety of all staff and patrons. (05/2011 – 04/2012)
Production Personnel, Michelin North America, Granton, Nova Scotia.
Developed team building, problem solving, and critical thinking skills through working 12 hour
shiftwork in an assembly line setting while working independently at a specific posting. Strong
Organizational skills were a must. Responsible for lifting weight around 30kg, recording hourly
production reports, recording safety and mechanical reports, after first 2 years trained new hires,
working in high heat areas,work independently and as a team for various tasks. (05/2008 –
09/2011)
Resident Assistant, Saint Francis Xavier University, Antigonish, Nova Scotia.
Further development of team building, problem solving and critical thinking skills and
interpersonal and organizational skills through the monitoring of the health and safety of fellow
students in residence. Responsibilities included patrolling the residence on night shifts, dealing
with various types of incidents, implementing programming for residents, being a mentor and
leader, ensuring the health and safety of residents and their guests, and nightly report and incident
report writing. (09/2008 – 05/2010)
3. Robert Keddy
AWARDS, HONORS AND ACTIVITIES
NSCC Leadership Recognition Award
Received 2014. Awarded to an exemplary student in each program whose work has benefited
others in his/her program area or another member of the student population.
St. FX University Discipline Committee
From 2010-2011. Appointed to the Discipline Committee which determined the outcomes of
students who had performed serious or multiple offenses against the Community Code of St
FX University.
St. FX University X-Change Committee
From 2009-2011. Member of a group of male student leaders who promoted the awareness of
violence against women and dating violence on campus and within the community.
St. FX University Frosh Week Orientation Committee
Participated in 2008. Member of the Orientation Committee responsible for welcoming and
facilitating events for the first year students coming to campus.
Northumberland Regional High School Students Council Citizenship Award
Received in 2007. Awarded to the student who portrayed a sense of leadership through their
involvement in the school and surrounding community by avidly participating in and
promoting events within the community.
Northumberland Regional High School Head Hawk Award
Awarded in 2006. Presented to a grade 11 student who demonstrated leadership in a variety
of school and community events.
