John Alexander Smart 325 Collinge Road, Hinton, Alberta T7V 1L2 780 223 0072 Education Further Education and Grades

CSWIP 3.1 Level 2 Welding Inspector CWB LEVEL 1 Welding Inspector ­ B31.3 Redseal Journeyman welding certificate: E. I. T. B. WELDING APPRENTICESHIP (1984­1987) NASEC Pipe & tube welding City & Guilds Part 2 Welding – Two Passes City & Guilds Part 3 Welding – Credit and Distinction

Secondary School Ross High School, Tranent Subjects studies: 5 Scottish Standard Grades Mathematics, Arithmetic, English, Art, Technical Drawing

I have been living & working in Canada since 2012 and was employed at Alstar to facilitate & implement a Quality Control Department on site. This was to ensure that all pipe & fab work was properly inspected prior to its arrival in the oil field. It also ensured that the welders hired for production were appropriately qualified and adhering to the policies & procedures in accordance with code.

I commenced this project initially on my own until I was satisfied that I had all the requirements and procedures in place. I then participated in the recruitment of the QC staff team and subsequently went on to deliver their on site training and supervision.

Our recent ABSA audit has proven that the department is achieving its aims & goals as we scored 99.3%. Prior to the development of the department the result was 66%. Since my arrival in Canada in 2012 I have worked hard and studied to attain my, Redseal Welding Certificate ( Alberta Journeyman ) CWB (Canadian Welding Bureau) Level 1 Inspection B31.3 CSWIP 3.1 Level 2 Welding Inspector

Current Employer ­ Alstar Oilfield contractors­Hinton,Alberta­Nov 2012­present Summarized Duties;

Undertaking field visits for the oil/gas industry checking wps,welders qualifications dimensions,orientation, materials

Visual inspection of welds

Liaising with NDT companies and making sure all individuals are appropriately qualified and adhere to correct procedures.

Reviewing film and NDT reports daily

Maintaining weld repair log

Daily rod oven checks

Welding parameter checks

Supervising 20+ Welders and QC staff team

Employment History May 2010 – Nov 7th 2012 Echo Engineering, New Romney Coded Welder Duties: welding pipe work, structural steelwork and vessels to BSEN 287­1 and ASME 1X to x­ray standards using TIG, MMA,MIG and FLUX CORE welding processes November 2009 – May 2010 RVL, Halland, East Sussex Stainless/Steel Welder Duties: welding bespoke stainless/steel fabrications for the refrigerated vehicle industry using TIG, MMA and MIG welding processes February 2009 – October 2009 Echo Engineering, New Romney

Coded Welder Duties: welding pipe work, structural steelwork and vessels to bsen287­1 to x­ray standards using TIG, MMA and MIG welding processes October, 2006 – January 2009 Allmetalworks, Rye, East Sussex Stainless/Steel Tig Welder Duties: welding stainless/steel and carbon/steel fabrications using TIG, MIG and MMA welding processes 1999 – 2005 Self Employed Owner­ Driver of an Edinburgh Taxi 1994 – 1999 Smith & Graham Pipe Work Engineers, Edinburgh Coded Pipe Welder Duties: welding pipe work and vessels using TIG and MMA to x­ray standards 1991 – 1993 Babcocks, Nationwide Coded Pipe Welder Duties: welding pipe work and vessels to x­ray standard on sites (nuclear, petro­chem., coal and gas power stations) all over Scotland 1990 – 1991 Scotia Safes, Edinburgh Fabrication Welder Duties: fabricating and welding bespoke units for a National bank using TIG 1989 – 1990 Chubb Lipps, Holland Fabrication Welder Duties: Fabricating and welding safes using MIG and MMA welding processes, MIG and MMA welding processes 1988 – 1989 James Blake Engineers, Edinburgh Welder Duties: welding storage tanks and pressure vessels using TIG, MIG and MMA welding processes 1987 – 1988 Archibald & Macmillian Coppersmiths, Prestonpans Coded Welder Duties: welding pipe work/vessels and general fabrications to x­ray standard using TIG, MIG and MMA welding processes

Additional Information I am very self­motivated but also work well in a team. My main attributes are hard work, honesty and loyalty. I am experienced in TIG, MIG and MMA welding processes. I have worked in workshops as well as on site (nuclear, petro/chem., gas and coal power stations). I also have experience as a fabricator/welder. I have experience on pipework, pressure vessels, storage tanks as well as heavy structural steelwork to a very high standard which includes 100% x­ray, MPI, dye pen and ultrasound NDT.

I was previously multi­coded in: (BS EN 287) and (ASME 1X) in the following­ 2''stainless/steel sched 40 full tig (6g position) 6'' carbon/steel tig root low hi fill and cap(6g position) 2” stainless/steel sched 10 full tig (6g position) 2'' carbon/steel sched 80 tig root, mma fill and cap(6g position) 15mm boiler plate full mma (inclined 45 deg) 6mm stainless/steel plate full mma (downhand) 2'' carbon/steel sched 80 full tig (6g position) 1”WPS super duplex 1” super duplex sched 40 full tig (6g position)

I am also in the possession of the following tickets­

Dutch VCA safety passport NVQ 2 ­ forklift driving H2S Alive card First aid card Confined space WHMIS