ML19249F002
| ML19249F002 | |
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| Site: | Midland |
| Issue date: | 09/28/1979 |
| From: | CONSUMERS ENERGY CO. (FORMERLY CONSUMERS POWER CO.) |
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| NUDOCS 7910030510 | |
| Download: ML19249F002 (59) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:, Consumers Power Company Report #27, September 28, 1979 Pursuant to Conditions 2 F.B. and 2 F.C. of Construction Permits CPPR-81 ars' CPPR-82, the following report covers the period October 1 - December 31, 1979. A. Construction work to be performed during the perica.
- 1. Start piles for process steam bridge abutment.
- 2. Start installation of diesel generators and associated equipment.
- 3. Start assembly of CRDM's in Reactor Building No 2.
- 4. Start stress relieving on the reactor coolant pipe joints in Reactor Build-ing No 1.
- 5. Start installation of fuel handling ecuipment.
- 6. Continue the blockwork and shielding in the Auxiliary Building.
- 7. Continue HVAC equipment in the Auxiliary Building.
- 8. Continue installation of ductwork in the Auxiliary Building.
- 9. Coatinue Installation of restraints and equipment barriers in the Auxiliary Building.
- 10. Continue installation of tendons and post-tensioning in Reactor Building No 2.
- 11. Continue installation of Uni t No 2 reactor vessel internals.
- 12. Continue installation of restraints and barriers in Reactor Euildini; No 1.
- 13. Continue instal: tion of chemical and oily waste.
- 14. Continue work on reactor coolant pumps in Reactor Building No 2.
- 15. Continue erection of Unit No 1 main steam leads.
- 16. Continue installation of conduit, wire and cable, and piping in all areas.
- 17. Continue installation of solid rodwaste equipment and complete close-in of remaining walls and construction openings in the Radwaste Building.
- 18. Continue erection of missile shielding.
- 19. Continue flued heads in the Reactor Building No 1 and No 2.
- 20. Continue liVAC ductwork and equipment in the Turbine Building No 2.
- 21. Continue sett ing Unit #1 lower shell and hoods.
- 22. Continue erection of tanks in tank farm.
- 23. Continue the Evaporator Building siding.
- 24. Continue lower elevation walls and slab of guardhouse.
- 25. Continue equipment installation and close-in siding for Chlorination Build-ing.
- 26. Continue all duct banks for securit y sys tem.
- 27. Continue erec tion of cooling towers.
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- 28. Continue remaining work in the reactor spray pump and decay heat pump rooms in the Auxiliary Building.
- 29. Continue main steam pipe and hangers on roof of Auxiliary Building.
- 30. Turn over Administration Building to CPCo.
- 31. Continue lube oil and seal oil piping in Turbine Building No 2.
B. Supervisor and engineers of the applicant and architect-engineer who are ex-pected to be onsite during the period October 1 - December 31, 1979.
- 1. Consumers Power Company DDBalinsky - IESTV Welding and NDE Group Supervisor DCliendrix - IE&TV Quality Assurance Engineer - Electrical GREagle - QAE - Reliability and >bintainability RONen.endorf - Quality Assurance Engineer LJHagan - Quality Assurance Engineer
- 2. Bechtel Price, R -Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Kramer, R - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Akbar, A - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Cruz, J - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Fritz, W - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Anderson, T - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Glatz, L - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Robbins, W - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Earp, G - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Campbell, M - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Kelly, M - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Sweet, G - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Plante, N - Quality Control Engineer - Doc Review Pendergast, R - Quality Contrcl Engineer - Electrical Peters, R - Quality Control Engineer - Electrical Jones, R - Quality Control Engineer - Electrical Crimens, J - Quality Centrol Engineer - Electrical Mann, E - Quality Control Engineer - Electrical Drew, K - Quality Control Engineer - Electrical Siegel, K - Quality Control Engineer - Civil Stark, M - Quality Control Engineer - Civil Sercu, J - Quality Control Engineer - Civil Kerr, J - Quality Control Engineer - Civil lla r en , P - Quality Control En>;ineer - Civil Murdoch, R - Quality Con trol Engineer - Civil Gelnett, T - Quality Control Engineer - Civil Redler, R - Quality Control Engineer - Welding Falkenborg, P - Quality Ansurance Engineer - Mechanical Sevo, R - Quality Assurance Engineer - Civil Yee, R - Quality Assurance Engineer - Electrical 1074 296
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- 3. B&W Construction company .
WAUillman - Quality Control Engineer TEKane - Quality Control Inspector CEBowen - Quality Control Inspector CGwin - Quality Control Inspector C. Quality Assurance qualifications of supervisors and engineers with site-related duties are attached to this report. D. Changes
- 1. Consumers Power Company R0strowski was incorrectly listed as no longer having quality tasks in the last report. Mr Ostrowski continues in his previous capacity.
- 2. Bechtel Personnel who were previously reported as performing quality tasks and who are no longer acting in that capacity are as follows-Mansfield, L - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Huron, JC - Quality Control Engineer - Welding Lewis, J - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping ,
Kexel, J - Quality Control Engineer - Electrical Roderick, L - Quality Con trol Engineer - Electrical Potoczniak, W - Quality Control Engineer - Welding Smith, D - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Bensko, J - Quality Control Engineer - Welding Mayers, J - Quality Control Engineer - Civil Fish, W - Quality Control Engineer - Welding Cridland, C - Quality Control Engineer - Doc Review Crosch, D - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Fryman, E - Quality Control Engineer - Civil Braun, J - Quality Control Engineer - Welding Kimbro, D - Quality Control Engineer - Mech / Piping Ozeroff, A - Quality Assurance Engineer - Civil Schroeder, L - Quality Assurance Engineer - Civil
- 3. B&W Construction Company No changes.
Further .ulditionn and deletions to the list of personnel with quality-related duties wi.11 he listed in the next report, b, 9[
w~ f , DANIEL 12. BALINSKY 3606 Monroe Road Midland, Michigan 48640 (517) 832-7763 Seventeen (17) years of increasing responsibility in engineering, quality assurance administration, and inspection; fourteen (14) years of which were in power piping and pressure vessel fabrication. Functional responsibilities have included super-vision of QA/QC programs, project planning and evaluation, and procedure develop-ment and Implementation. 1979 - Present CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY-Jackson, Michigan QA Group Supervisor - Supervise the QA Welding and NDE Group in the construction of Midland Nuclear Plant. Interface with con tracted Quality or;;anizations to resolve quality probleus Assign personnel to perform visual inspections and documenta-tion audits on hardware items and construction functions. Approve the release of nonconformances or deficiencies related to welding or NDE. 1978 - 1979 GILBERT / COMMONWEALTH - Jackson , Mic higan Sen f or QA Engineer - Review and/or provide input to technical specifications for materials applications and special processes; review and evaluate vendor proposals and procedures for materials and special process applications. Related duties include per-forming audits, reviewing Safety Analysis Reports and consulta-tions on material and special process applications. 1978 ' PETRO MARINE ENCTffEERS - New Orleans , Louisiana - _QA Consultant / Supervisor - Directed construction contractors' QC organizatton in developing QC manuals and quality programs for the LOOP Project (48" pipeline / offshore platform); conducted vendor audits and prepared procedures for in terfacing with govern-- ment agencies. 1975 - 1978, ALYESKA PIPELINE SERVICE COMPANY - Anchorage, Alaska Senior Inspection Engineer - Lead responsibility for welding and NDE acceptance on TAPS Project. Interfaced with D.O.T., Of fice of Pipeline Safety, on resolution of federal code inter-preta tions and waivers. Developed procurement procedures and specifications. QA Supervisor Weld /NDE - Supervised t.he QA Auditing Depar;tment on evaluating welding documentation to the requirements of 49CFR192, and 195 (Oil and Gas Pipelines), AWS D1.1, ANSI B 31.1 and API"1104. Developed, implemented and supervised the welding audit program to assure field construction compliance with federal regulations and company procedures. Appointed Sr. Level III in NDE for TAPS Project. 1974 - 1975 TUCKER STEEL COMPANY - Knoxville, Tennessee 1074 298 Mana_ger of Ogility Assurance - Supervised Visual and NDE Inspec-t ion Department s and plar t welding engineering. Coordinated resolution of field construction problems for heavy bridges and nucjear building contracts; appoint ed construction bridn'e stiper - Intendent to interface with state and local officials in resdiving remedial weld repairs to requirement of AWS Dl.l. Developed company Nuclear QA Manual addressing the requirement of ANSI N45.2 for TVA.
2 DANIEL D. BALINSKY (Contd) 1965 - 1974 EAST OHIO GAS COMPANY - Cleveland, Ohio QA Specialist Weld /NDE - Responsible for all contracted inspec-tion QA personnel, including contract administration. Conducted inspection training schools and qualified inspection and welding personnel. Authored QA field inspection manuals, and welding and NDE procedures to the requirements of 49CFR192 and API 1104 and coordinated ASME J and UM Stamp plant certification. Conducted studies on weld failure analysis. Supervised vendor surveillance on tubular products. Developed computer techniques for maintain-ing control over welding and NDE programs. PRESENTATIONS: " Quality Control System of Welder Qualifica tion," AWS Cleveland Section, 1972.
" Design of Hydrostatic Test Frame," Lincoln Electric, Struc tural Steel Award ,1973.- '
EDUCATION: A.S. 1969. Cuyahoga Community College . .
, B.S.N.s. 1974, University of Akron
' Studies - QC and Welding - to 1977, Univet'sity of Alaska -
Quality . Auditing }Mnagement - 1978 Ultrasonic Testing (code, weld, and basic) - 1968-1973 Fracture Mechanics of Pipeline - 1972.
.ructural and Production Welding - 1969 Nondestructive Testing (M.I.T.) - 1964 CERTIFICATION: P.E. Quality - California, QU5643 ASNT-SNT-TC-1A Level III, RT, UT, MT, PT - OB-732 AWS Welding Inspector SOCIETIES: American Society of Quaty Control '
American Welding Society American Society of Nondestructive Testing PERSONAL Age - 39 6'4", 190 lbs. Excellent Health DATA: Married 2 Children U.S. Citizen e . 1074 299
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%;7 pd- ' DONALD C. IlENDRIX RR. #4 Box 308 Norfolk, Nebraska (402) 371-1949 PERSONAL DATA: Age 28 Marital Status: Married, no children -
Military Status: Honorable Discharge (January 1972-September 1977) EXPERIENCE: 9/77 - Date Nuclear Support Services Inc., Woodbridge, VA Working as a Supervisor / Technician with over eight yea r: experience in electronics and nuclear power plant instru-nentation and electrical systems. Having worked under two A.N.S. I. and N.R.C. approved j ob fields, nuclear power plant senior instrumentation technician and/or nuclear power plant senior electrician, at the following nuclear power plants. Millstone Unit 1, Mills tone Unit II, Fort Calhoun Station. (. Job Description Add #1) 1/72 - 9/77 _U.S. Arag 10/74-09/77 United States Army Facilities Engineering Support Agg;y,_ 0.D., 0.M., Fort Belvoir, VA Performed as a nuclear power plant operator / senior instru-ment technician, nuclear power plant electrician, installa-tion of E.C.C.S. In floating nuclear power barge, nontactical' generator operator mechanic (conventional diesel /and gas turbine generating unics). Performed power plant i ns t rumen t and electrical / calibration in Okinawa, Korea and Panama. 1/71-10,74 76th Eng. B.N., Fort George G. Meade, MD Senior construction electrician, senior generator operator mechanic, and beavy equipment operator. 1971-1972 Stereo Shop, Norfolk, NE Electronics technician for installation and repairs of audio and visual equipment. 1970-1971 Henningson's Foods Co. , Norfolk, NE Part-time work. Supervised / performed unloading of processed food in accordance with U.S.D.A. edible food requirements. EDUCATION AND SPECIALI7.ED TRAINING: 10/4 300 MILITARY: Completion Instrumentation Advanced Specialty Training Fort Belvoir, VA (Add #2) _
, Graduate,_Muclear Power Plant Operators Course, Instrument Specialty Training, Fort Belvoir, VA (Add #3)
DONALD C. HENDRIX Page 2 EDUCATION AND SPECIALIZED TRAINING: y MILITARY: (Contd) Graduate, Nuclear Power Plant Operations Course Fort Belvoir, VA (Add #4) G rad ua te , Engineer Non-Commissioned Officers Basic Course Fort Belvoir, VA (Add #5) CIVILIAN: Graduate, Northeast Technical College Norfolk, NE (Add #6) Craduate, Norfolk Senior liigh School Norfolk, NE Any other references or other informa tion i t, available upon request. 1074 301
DONALD C. liENDRIX Page 3 Addition #1 ! 3 ,, Job Description l J l' i l j " l Millstone Point, Units I and II Performed shutdown, operating, and start up maintenance work including QA cali-bration lab technician, cat. #1 systems surveillance, QA calibrations, QA repairs. Preventive maintenance programs, inspection of Cat. #1 instrumentation; instru-mentation modification and initial calibration of new and existing QA and non QA electronic, pneumatic and electrical equipment. Repair and calibration of nuclear and secondary instrumentation and equipment, steam turbine and power generator associated equipm.en t (speed, flow, pressure, vacuum, level, position, vib ation, etc.) radia n monitoring equipmen t, chemical addition and P.ll. systx s , o c,e n and hydroger. :tectors and analyzers, conductivity indicators and other related instruments. Performed acceptance testing, installa tion, calibration and veri fi-cation of conformance with NRC requirements of new, active and passive securi.ty systems. Fort Calhoun Sta tion Ca lib ra t i on , testing and repair of fuel handling equipment, (refueling machine, elevators , underwa ter T.V. cameras, and lights, new and upent fuel inspec tion equipment, etc.) rebuild control rod drives and associated electrical and rmchanical equipment. Inspection, Double and 10 Pot of ca t #1 electrical systems (transformers, bussourk, wiring, cable trays, motor windings, cabinets, etc. ) functional test of emergency backup systems (inverters, load test station batteries, E.C.C.S. valves, etc.) Aux systems and support equipment (feed pumps, overhead crane, P.A. systems, etc.). 1074 302
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Successful Co:::pletion of Advanced Technical Training SPS Donald C. IIcndrix Training Divicica 3 h Ulj H !Jj)) Ql3ggf USA Fncilities Engiacering Support lgency Fort Ec1voir, Virginia 22060
- 1. lific ny plea ure to confirm your cucccanful completion of the 3SS--
hour ccurce of instruction of tha Instrtuientation Po:;tgraduate Specielt y Training Phane of 1.he Muelcar Power Plnnt Operataro Cource precc uted by the Training Division, USA Pacilities Engineering Support Agency, Fort relvelt, Virc. inia, during the period of 25 August 1975 through 31 Oct aber
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2. A copy of this letter and the inclosed DA l'om 750 will be p. laced in '- your Officin1 IIU.it ary Personnel llecordn J cket, and eppropriate entrico vill I e unde on your Enlicted Qualification llecord, DA Fom 2-1.
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5' T0 !!H0;i IT IMY CONCFRii: i i I 1. I have been Supervisor of Donald C. flendrix for the past year. During this time frame I have closely observed his perfonaance. l 2.
! lie is an extremely capable young man uith a strang background and ex-pertise in the power production instrement :aaintenance/ repair field.
Experience equi has included nuclear as well as conventional power production l v.ent. He is equally experienced in the calibration and maintenance of ralays and circuit breaker in Power Distribution Systems. lie has
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completed the most complete instrurnt repair course that the Army has to I the training lie has overreceived. he has tuo years experience in the practical appl ~ication of 3. beyondlir. llendrix his yacrh.has an extraordinary sense of respone.ibility and maturity -- lie makes an excellant supervisor and is able to plan, control, execute, and complete any task assigned to him.
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' lie has earned the respect of his peers as well as that of his superiors. ' Through-cut his term with this organization he has received an cutstanding rating for every undertaking and has been a credit to the unit and hi:aself.
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i' ,' COI:FIDENTIAL RESUME George R. Eagle Page 2 Croup Ene,ineer, Quality Planning-PERSHING Project (June 1963 to June 1964) Responsible for planning and scheduling overall PER3HING Quality Depart-ment activities for over 1000 peop.e. Responsibilities included periodic negotiations with the MICOM customer at Redstone Arsenal. Supervised 30 people in this task. Senior Engineer, Quality Planning & Test (June 1960 to June 1963) Responsible for Quality Test Planning and conductance and Quality Facilities Planning and Provisioning for the PERSHING Program. Supe;- vised 8 people in this task. Senior Engineer, BULLPUP Quality Department (June 1957 to June 1960) Responsible for Quality Planning and testing on BULLPUP Project from R & D through production. REMARKS SAMPLE ACCOMPLIS 1DIENTS
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Robert O. Neuendorf Quality Assurance Engineer - Fluids and Mechanical Consumers Power Company September 7,.1979 Education Michigan State University, B.S.Ch.E. - 1979 Formal Cnurses and Seminars Advanced Aspects of Welding Supervision:
- 1. Use of Welding Manual II. Welding Tests and Weider's Training III. Title IX and Other Code Requirements 10CFR50 App. E, ANSI M45.2 and Daughter Jtandards, QA-PELC Procedures: Consumers Power In-IIouse - 1979 QA-P&T Training - 1979 QA Auditor Training - Bechtel Power Corp. - 1979 Related Experience 1979 (July) - Present - Consumers Power Company Quality Assurance Engineer ,
Responsible for document review, surveillances and ' audits to verify compliance to controlling documents and established procedures. 1976 (June) - 1976 (Sept.) - MPil Inc. , Riverside, M1 Various jobs associated with the manufacture of industrial furnaces, including blueprint reading, welding, and using an acetylene torch. Pre >fessional Societier American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) 10~/4 $15 Signed [ , O& i Date
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-To irrck .ad ~ vi ev /.P'~' Code mcui rerent s and c.ssociated ccde clarmes cs well as ASTM,lEEE, AWS, a'id other etcmdards fcr ig at to tht. aciii,y Ac t rtee s
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-To review procedures und ronitor the plant's Beactor _01 gin ering effort.
-To assist the plant technical staff in reviewing elec ric 1 c c,uipr.e nt qualifications.
-To assist the plant. staff in developing adainistrat:..-: und technical controls for the operc.tions phase lubrication program.
Frier to cssur2ing ny present duties I was involved in Eccu cnt Ccntrol Prer;ra_ ronitoring and procedure development. I develcred cm ad-inintrative control system to provide rcntr;erent with a co puterised printcut of cateGcrined .rork effort for trending and budceting. I al so developed trainin:; cids and presented a serinar en project control which included Qua2 ivy Ascuranca recuirements, critical p;th n.ethods and inplenentat. ion of project control ccuputer progrc 2. July 75 to December 77 University of Michican Positior: Mech.uaic I/ Eun Driver .
'u ;.c my 2 tendanc< c.t the U"ivernit:, c' Michi,qa, I worked a a et pus ' cut driver and rechanic in tne bus /truet ca cce. I . r_ c l e syc:..c a _ <. foi rei c . . q driveline ccoponents and for training apprentice rechanics :nd bus drivers.
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, (Contd) thy 1972 to September 1974 Chef Pierre Inc. Position: Electrician / Welder - Maintenance Department My primary responsibilities included installation and maintenance of: motor control wiring power distribution panels conduit and associated wire sizing power transformers electric motors to 125 h.p. materials handling systems remote temperature monitors refrigeration controls lighting systems photoelectric controls d.c. motor power supplies I was also responsibic for performing welding processes including: gas tungsten arc shielding metal arc brazing December 1966 to December 1971 Pitney-Bowes Inc. Position: Electro-Mechanical Technician My duties included modifying the company's existing control systems for customer applications. Normally I would interf ace directly with a customer to determine his needs and would work with the company's technical staff to develop a modification to an existing company dec1gn.
*ihe company was involved in the manufacture of electromechanical, logic electronics and fibre optics controls for paper handling and processing machinety.
September 1964 to August 1966 U.S. Navy Position: Rcdar Technician My dotjes consisted of maintaining shipboard r,sdar systems and for personnel training in these activities. I was also involved in several operational readiness inspections for other ships. As part of an inspection tetn, I was responsible for evaluating various departments under wartime conditions. 1074 317
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RESUME:' ~ . R. R. 2, Box 80/ ~ Mt. Vernon, In'.iana 47620 Phone 812-985-3814 i AGE AND MARITAL STATUS: 34, carried, tra children DATE OF BIRTH: November 18, 1944 EDUCATION: Graduate - North Posey Eigh School . Attended University of Evansville and Indiana State . University of Evansville
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Highway 69 West Mt. .Vernon, Indiana 47620 PRESENT DUTIES: ' Quality Control Section Supervisor responsible for Inspection, Gauge Laboratory and UDE activities. Also, adainistration, planning and bu'dgeting of the same.- Source Inspector of B&W _ supplied equipment in the United States-and. Japan. Responsi-ble for training and. qualification _of inspectors to meet latest requirements of the ASME Code. Also, -provide field- - service assistance-for the-installation of B&W equipment.2: QUALIFICATIONS: Certified Level II in Magnetic - Particle, -Liquid Penetrant-and -- Ultrasonic-Inspection Methods." Qualified -as Dimensional, - Optical and Gauge Lab. Inspector. -Qualified as an ASME Welder. Experienced in Quality: Assurance auditing, procedure review _- and approval, and record documentation _.. EXPERIENCE: June 1975Gro ... Manufacturing Superintendent responsible for . production.ca a April 1977 three-shif t basis;_ Production included hana 2nd auto welding, hand and auto grinding;- burning, plate -forming,- fit-up, . layout and the asse=bly of nuclear vessels and piping. , Responsible:_ to: three shif t foremen; six welding supervisor- sit.-fit;- weld and grind supervisors, and 120 hourly. employees. b y 1972 to Insp ction Manager responsible for the managenent of dicen-June 1975 sional and optical inspection and Gauge Control Laboratory on a three-shift basis. Qualified nondestructive testing in the field of liquid penetrant, magnetic particle, radio-graphy and ultrasonic.- Perfornad Quality Assurance audits at vendor plants for compliance to' contract requirements. January 1972 Inspection Foreman responsible for inspection activities to May 1972 assuring customer requirement to specifications and drawings. Traveled as required to resolve site problems at nuclear power stations and source inspected raw material for compliance to requireneatn prior to shipment. 1074 349-
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October 1967 to Inspection Supervisor, Naval Nuclear Program, responsible January 1972 for dimensional and optical inspection. Supervised severt f hourly inspectors. Worked with MIL-Q-9858A, MIL-I-45208A, y NAVSHIPS 250-1500-1 and other government specifications. k1 f July 1964 to Hourly Inspector performing dimensional inspection duties P . October 1967 ? - using all types of precision measuring equipment. Also performed magnetic' particle and liquid penetrant inspections to the ASME Code.. April 1963 to nual Metal Are nd Auto Welder. Qualified to the ASME Code July 1964 -all position welding both manual and TIG. Operated automatic tube welder. TRAINING COURSES AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS: K.E. Optical Course ' ~ Perkin-Elmer Laser Training - Federal Gauging Program - - True Position and Tolerance Training' Kodak School for Industrial Radiography NAVSHIPS Technical Study Program Basic. Metallurgy-Course Man agement-Fin ance- and-Con trol . Magnetic Particle, 'iquid Penetrant and Ultrasonic to NAVSHIPS 250-1500 r - Better Methods Managerial Grid (Scientific Methods, Inc.) ~ MILITARY EXPERIENCE AND'TRAINTNCY'- 1964-1970 ~ National Guard. - Six months active. duty .at FortiSillf0klahoca.1. . Five and one-half years reserve r.eetings and suc=cr. camp:drilln..' -Staf f = Sergeant.:-(Section schief) on bothdOS and -155m. Howitzer.. : Responsible ifor wr eleven men and all. equipment;. CURRENT COMMITTEES: ASNT Visual and Dir ensional Conmittee Ir:manuel United Church Long-Range Planning Cor:aittee 1074 350
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NAME: Charles E. Bowen SOCIAL SECURI7l NUMBER: 430-38-8080 BIRTH: 6-5-26 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL: Tinsman Ark. IIIGli SCHOOL: Tinsman Ark. TRADE SCHOOL: Sheet Metal Trade School, 4 years Sheet Metal work. EXPERIENCE: Worked for Ketcher & Co Sheet Metal from 1946 to 1950. F. H. McGraw Company from 1951 to 1954. Worked in field supt. office, Sheet Metal Foreman and Supervision of all phases of metal work. B6U Construction Company 1961 to 1967. Insulation & Lagging.Inspecto,r. Denver Sheet Metal Local !)9 1967 to 1969, all kinds of sheet netal work. 1969 until present, B6W Construction Company, Renville, Minnesota, Big Stoae City, South Dakota, Gillett, Wyoming, and Morris, Illinois, which consisted of boiler erection, insulation and lagging inspection, duct work welding, and inspection to construction drawings and procedures. 1074 352
T CHARLES A. CWIN 373 Delft Drive Home Phone: (517) 496-3873 Midland, Michigan 48640 Work Phone: (517) 839-9933 Marital Status: Single SSN: 550-74-1158 Birthdate: 10-16-47 , EDUCATION Coll. ge of Marin 1973 Associates Degree Kenttield, California Major: Social Science Minor: Machine Tool Technology Hiram Johnson High School 1965 College Prep Scaramento, California MILITARY U. S. Army Reserves 1966-1972 Occupational Speciality: Explosives & Demolitions Honorable Discharge EXPERIENCE Zack Company 2-79 to Present Quality Control Engineer Certified 211dland, Michigan Level II per ANSI Standard N45.2.5 Paragraph 3.1.2. Duties performed include revieving docunentation and visual inspection on in-coming construction material pertinent to HVAC. Material includes miscel-laneous hangers, duct pieces and applicable dampers and equipment. Maintaining an equipnent control log itemizing periodic maintenance of owner furnished equipment per applicabic specifications. Duties also encompass in process and final inspections of all " Quality" related work, supported with corresponding documentation. Bechtel Power Corporation 1976-1979 Quality Control Engineer (Receiving) Midland, Michigan Certified Level I per ANSI Standard N45.2.6 Paragraph 3.1.1. Primary emphasis upon miscellaneous metals, i.e.: Pipe restraints, rupture supports, embedded metals and structural members. Duties performed included reviewing vendor documentation to ensure compliance with purchase order requirements and applicabic specification (A.S.T.M. and A.S.M.E.). Reviewing vendor drawings for correct dimensions and ccnfigurations. Bechtel Power Corporation 1974-1976 Field Engineer (Civil) Berwick, Pennsylvania Turbine Building Duties performed included calculating all civil quantity take offs for elevated slabs, walls, and footings in Turbine Building. In addition, take offs included miscellaneous embedded and non-embedded metals (stairways, decking, grating, slab frames and wall penetrations). Duties also enconpassed concrete reinforcing steel take of fs and cold weather concrete curing, and receipt inspection of non "Q" items. 1074 353
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