1. Timothy D. Love
1609 Deer Springs Road
Pelham, Alabama USA 35124
1-205-504-5469
Email: timothydlove@mail.com
Quality Control / Assurance Professional available for positions for any Quality Control position available and
will consider a position anywhere in the world.
Qualifications:
Very familiar with most codes specifications, capable of working to any codes or specifications. Very familiar with
welding, welding procedures and quality control practices. Capable of writing and reviewing procedures and
specifications. Familiar with various construction and erection techniques, able to read and draw various types of
drawings and interpret drawing symbols. Capable of training and supervising all types of personnel, and have over
twenty-five years of management experience. Thirty years experience in various fabrication, construction, repair and
inspection environments including piping, boilers, pressure vessels, steam turbines, structural steel, overhead cranes,
industrial fans and various other plant equipment. Previously qualified to ASNT-ACCP Level II (# 141270) in visual,
radiographic, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, and liquid penetrant inspection, ICC Structural Steel & Welding Special
Inspector Certificate #52733717-85 AWS CWI #91060141 & 07030771 and have valid U.S. passport.
Employment:
Robins and Morton at Southern Company Services – Mississippi Power new power plant. QA Manager (6/12 – 7/12)
Moody International for GEA Power Cooling, Guangzhou, China (11/11 - 1/12) Vendor surveillance at suppliers facility
for Air Cooled Condenser galvanized structural steel project for major power plant cooling project in the United States.
Love Inspection, LLC. Pelham, Alabama (4/08 – 1/12) President-CEO Started my own inspection company performing
structural steel inspection, ultrasonic, magnetic particle, liquid penetrant and visual inspections. Shut it down due to lack
of business and started to do expat work.
Unified Testing Services, Inc. Woodstock, Alabama. (10/97-4/08) Manager (NDE / Mechanical Lab) Duties include
training and scheduling technicians, performing inspections, equipment maintenance and calibration, procurement of
consumables and capital equipment, and quotation and billing of all nondestructive testing and mechanical testing services
performed for the corporate office in Alabama. Also responsible for customer relations and sales efforts. Maintained a
greater than 24% profit margin over ten years, grew the business from less than $1million in sales to 2.5million annually.
Phelps Fan, Inc. Little Rock, Arkansas. (8/96-10/97) Inside Sales and Applications Engineer. Duties included review of
customer specifications, systems calculations, selecting an appropriate designed fan to perform the required function, and
then preparing a detailed quotation. Also acted as project manager, creating and maintaining a complete job list of all
current orders in house and tracking buy-out items on orders to assure timely arrivals and interaction with the schedule.
Contact point for several outside sales agents, served as customer service representative making outside sales calls, and
customer service calls on major accounts.
TLT-Babcock, Inc. Akron, Ohio. (shop located in Alabaster, Alabama) (10/92-8/96) Quality Control Inspector. Industrial
fan and conveyor manufacturing facility. Duties included review of material test reports, sub-vendor surveillance at local
shops, visual and dimensional inspections of weldments, and close tolerance machined parts. Perform various
nondestructive inspections such as liquid penetrant and magnetic particle examinations. Responsible for the overall
quality of all the parts shipped from this facility. Report nonconformities to engineering for disposition and document the
results of all inspections, tests and examinations.
Foster Wheeler Constructors, Inc. (Boiler Equipment and Process Plants Divisions) Clinton, New Jersey.
(8/89-10/92) Various job sites and titles are listed below:
Quality Assurance Manager; Florida Power & light, (unit #1) phase #2, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Quality Assurance Manager; Florida Power & light, (unit #1) phase #1, Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Quality Assurance Supervisor; Penelec/NYSE&G, (unit #2) Homer City, Pennsylvania.
Quality Assurance Engineer; *Fina Oil & Chemical Fuel Products Modernization Project, Port Arthur, Texas.
Lead NDE Technician and Site Radiation Safety Officer; Florida Power & Light, Port Everglades Unit 4
Administered quality control at the sites, assured that the correct materials were being used in fabrication. Review of mill
test reports. Established the responsibilities for welding and heat treatment of parts, and assured all nondestructive

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tests and examinations were performed. Verified and reported results of all tests and examinations. Identified and
documented any nonconformities, and verified items had been resolved. Assured all subcontractor’s quality control
programs were in effect. Radiographic film interpretation, monitored radiation safety of subcontractors. Review of
concrete compression and soil compaction results. Witness hydrostatic and pneumatic tests of piping, tanks and pressure
vessels. *Fina Oil & Chemical was a major expansion project, responsible for the entire FCCU.
Foster Wheeler Energy Corporation (Boiler Equipment Division) Dansville, New York. (12/87-8/89) (ASME Code vessel
and boiler tube & component fabrication shop) NDE Supervisor and Plant Radiation Safety Officer; duties included daily
scheduling and supervision of a three shift operation. maintenance of all equipment, records, documents, and procedures
pertaining to the operation of a fully equipped non-destructive testing laboratory in an ASME code vessel fabrication
shop. Responsible for the procurement, shipping and safe use of radioactive isotopes for industrial radiography. Trained
and supervised personnel in the proper use of x-ray producing equipment and use of a real time radiography system.
Responsible for the training of all personnel within the department in all other aspects of NDE. Performed audits on
personnel within other departments on document and material control.
G. V. E. Inc. (General/Electrical Construction Company) Geneseo, New York. (6/85-12/87) (Worked at various sites
throughout western New York) Electrician; duties included estimating, material take-offs and ordering materials for the
jobs that were assigned to me, and assuring that the projects were completed on time and under budget. G.V.E.'s business
mainly consisted of apartment projects, custom-built homes, and small to medium sized commercial structures.
A & E Testing, Inc. (machining, welding & testing) Rochester, New York. (1/84-6/85) Weld Shop Supervisor NDE
Technician (LII); duties included supervision of the second shift weld shop. Performed many various inspections
including radiography, liquid penetrant and magnetic particle examinations on military castings. Responsible for the
welding quality, repair of defects, interpretation, and documentation of test results.
Alliance Tool & Die Corp. (Industrial Testing Division) Rochester, New York. (9/82-1/84) Weld Shop Supervisor NDE
Technician (LII); duties included responsibility for the operation of the third shift weld shop. Trained and supervised the
welders. Performed x-ray and gamma ray radiography of welds, castings and forgings. Performed liquid penetrant and
magnetic particle examinations along with ultrasonic immersion and contact testing of various items. Responsible for
weld repairs, interpretation, and documentation of test results.
Welders Testing Laboratories, Inc. (East Coast Division) Union, New Jersey. (1/82-9/82) NDE Technician, Qualified
level II in MT & PT, level I in RT & UT. Performed various inspections ranging from radiography of boiler tubes and
pressure vessels to florescent magnetic particle of high-pressure turbine blades to shear wave inspections of structural
steel weldments.
Military Service:
United States Navy (U.S.S. Emory S. Land AS-39) Norfolk, Virginia. Hull Maintenance Technician (HT 2 – E5)
Duties included Divisional Damage Control Petty Officer, and Divisional Supply Petty Officer. Qualified Navy Brazer
Operator. NDE technician trainee; performed various inspections of structural, mechanical, and piping systems aboard
637 and 688 class (fast attack) nuclear powered submarines, and other tended vessels, (10/78-10/81).
U.S. Navy Reserves; (10/81-2/85) Secret Clearance and Honorable Discharge.
Education:
High School: Geneseo Central H.S., Geneseo, New York. Graduated with Honors "Industrial Arts Achievement Award".
Four years of math, industrial arts, and mechanical and architectural drafting. Active in sports and school functions, grade
point average of 89%.
U.S. Navy: Attended fire fighting and damage control schools. Also completed self-study courses by General Dynamics
in Industrial Radiography, Magnetic Particle, Liquid Penetrant, & Ultrasonic Testing.
Tech-Ops/Amersham: 40-hour course in radiation safety for the proper handling and the safe use of radioactive isotopes
in industrial radiography.
Con-Am /Sperry Schools for NDT: 40-hour course in level II Ultrasonics.
Genesee Community College: 80-hour course for Real Estate Salespersons.
Alfred State College: 80-hour course, “Management by Objective".
American Welding Society: 50-hour course for Certified Welding Inspection.