Troy Szulhinski is an experienced pipe fitter with over 10 years of experience in the oil, gas, and construction industries. He has worked on various projects involving pipe installation, repair, and modification. His skills include TIG and stick welding, pipe spooling, cutting, bending, flange installation, and ensuring work is done safely and to high standards. He is seeking a new position as a pipe fitter where he can continue contributing as a valuable team member.

1. Troy Szulhinski
22 Tammy Road Moore Park Beach, Qld 4670
Australia +61 0474748402
Thailand +66 804335091
troyszulhinski@gmail.com
OBJECTIVE:
I am presently seeking a position as an oil and gas Pipe Fitter, where I can put my experience to use as a
valuable member of the team. Having worked in the oil, gas and construction sector since my
apprenticeship, I have gained a wealth of knowledge and passion for the industry. I believe that my
attention to detail, quality workmanship, motivation and working knowledge would be an asset to the
company.
SKILLS:
-Pipe Fitter on underwater pipe repairs
-Water and gas pipe building and fitting
-Skilled and confident in tig and stick welding
-Setup butt welds on pipe of various diameters and schedules
-Modify existing pipe work to suit new piping requirements
-Hand torqueing of flanges to manufacturers specification
-Overseeing work tasks, guaranteeing work carried out safely and to highest possible standards
-Ensuring work packs are correctly filled out and closed out
-Setup butt welds for 100% x-ray welding (Carbon, Ni-chrome, P11, P22, P91, S/S)
-Pipe spooling from iso’s of various NB pipe (15mm-1200mm) and schedule to ASME B31.3 and B31.1
-Fuel oil and turbine piping (2500lb pressure RTJ flanges)
-Pipe cutting and beveling using oxy-fuel and pneumatic cutting equipment
-Dumpy leveling ensuring correct elevations from iso’s are maintained
-Skilled at hydraulic pipe bending
-Screwed piping using threading machine 1/2” to 2” NB (3000# and 6000#) to ASME B31.3
-Passed 4g weld test to AS 1554 (structural coding)
-Mechanical fitting on centrifugal and P.D pumps, flange alignment, pump and motor alignments
-Hydrostatic testing of pipe spools to ASME B31.3 and B31.1
EXPERIENCE:
Pipe -fitter
CKJV-RCR
Barrow island - Oil and gas
April - 2016 Present
While working for CKJV as a Pipe Fitter, my roles and responsibilities Installation of pipe spools repair an
modify various size pipe.
Reading and interpreting isometric and general arrangement drawings
Use of Hi-Lo gauges and setting up butt welds.
Working on live equipment using the LOTO permit system
Pipe fitter - Oil and Gas
Clough - Wheatstone Hook-up and commissioning
May 2016-April 2016
While working for Clough as a Pipe Fitter, my roles and responsibilities repair an modify various size pipe
work due to poor fabrication in korea.
Worked on super duplex butts on condensation flash pipe work
Flange management
Taking out permits as work team leader on different work fronts

2. Pipe Fitter – Oil and Gas
Bechtel – Curtis Island GLNG Gladstone QLD
April 2013 – December 2015
While working for Bechtel as a Pipe Fitter, my roles and responsibilities while working on flare lines,
manifolds and trains included the following:
Installation of pipe spools for various systems, including, flow lines, export, methanol, glycol etc.
Maintaining the correct fall to the isometric drawings using surveyor marks i.e., northerly, easterly and
elevation
Use of Hi-Lo gauges and setting up butt welds on various diameters & schedules to Australian standards
Pipe schedules 10 to extra strong ranging 25mm – 1250mm on carbon and stainless (P11 / P12)
Liaising with different work parties to carry out work scopes efficiently and safely
Ability to work well in a diverse team of multinational/multilingual coworkers
Reading and interpreting isometric and general arrangement drawings
Modifying existing pipe work
Punch listing (using P&ID`s and Iso’s to determine whether work completed correctly to drawings)
I was able to consistently meet and accomplish my work, in and often prior to deadlines provided in
difficult and challenging projects
Pipe Fitter – Power Station
Thiess Australia, Worsley Power Station
April 2011 – March 2013
While working for Thiess as a Pipe Fitter on turbines I had various responsibilities that included:
Pipe spooling from iso’s of various NB pipe (15mm-1200mm) and schedule to ASME B31.3 and B31.1
Fuel oil and turbine piping (2500lb pressure RTJ flanges)
Pipe cutting and beveling using oxy-fuel and pneumatic cutting equipment
Dumpy leveling ensuring correct elevations from iso’s are maintained
Pipe bending using hydraulic pipe bending equipment
Screwed piping using threading machine 1/2” to 2” NB (3000# and 6000#) to ASME B31.3
Used Hi-Lo gauges to the Australian welding specifications standard
Responsible for fitting of various schedule and diameter pipes
Modification of pipe spools to suit site
Reading and interpreting isometric and general arrangement drawings
Constructing heavy duty, high pressure piping for steam and gas supply to power station

3. Pipe Fitter – Oil and Gas
Monodelphous, Henderson & Fremantle Port (Neptune)
May 2010 – April 2011
While working at Henderson & Fremantle Port as a Pipe Fitter, my various roles and responsibilities
included:
Redirected oil and gas lines
Heavy Wall pipe work
Preparation of pipe ensuring Hi-Lo tolerances
Coordinating a team of workers and responsible for quality assurance and meeting productivity schedules
Hazardous substance/dangerous goods safety management experience
Coordination of emergency response protocols, including confined space works and emergency response
Breaking of flanges, including breaking containment
Reinstatement of new HP manifold to tie in with existing pipe spools
Inspection and cleaning of RTJ, RF, FF, flanges
Use of air and hydraulic tools including cenga saws, drills, flange splitters, porta- powers
Use of hand tools to align flanges ready for torque and tensioning
Using P&ID`s as reference to spade and de-spade piping for leak testing of system
TRAINING AND CERTIFICATES:
BOSIET/EURO (OPITO)
MSIC
Advanced First Aid
NMPRD 169A - Operate Gantry Crane & Slinging Safety
Front End Loader Operator (Ticket no #V3015342)
MEM303998 Certificate 3 in Engineering (Fabrication Trade)
51411 Course - Fall Injury Prevention Systems for safely working at heights
51410 Course - Risk Management for Safe Work in a confined space
MNMG237A Work safety at heights
MNSAPER Confined space access/entry
High Risk Work Licenses
REFERENCES:
Clough - John Bartlem Piping Supervisor 0406876683,bartlemjohn@hotmail.com
Bechtel - Trevor Long, Piping Supervisor 0402956066, tlong3@bechtel.com
Bechtel - Shane Harding, Leading Hand 0437268108
Thiess Ltd. - Paul Burgess, Mechanical Supervisor 0487192214, cuzza711@hotmail.com
Monodelphous – Michael Banks, Leading Hand 0406620916, banksm2810@gmail.com