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This document provides a summary, education, welding experience, achievements, and skills for Millie Widdifield, who is seeking a career as a certified welder. She has an AAS in Welding Technology from Aims Community College, where she received multiple welding scholarships and will graduate with honors. Her welding experience includes positions at Leed Fabrication and Paragon, and she has extensive skills in SMAW, GMAW, FCAW and pipe welding. She is a dedicated, hard-working welder looking to apply her skills and experience.
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- 1. Millie Widdifield mpattian@aims.edu 4911 West 9th Street, Greeley, CO 80634 (970) 702-2960 Summary: Dedicated, multi-skilled, self-motivated, Goal-oriented and extremely hard-working certified welder seeking a career as a welder. Consistent, reliable, able to learn quickly and team oriented with a great attitude to do whatever it takes to get the job done safely and productively. EDUCATION: Aims Community College: 2014-2016 AAS Welding Technology WELDING DIVERSITY: SMAW - Stick Welding / Shield and Metal Arc / All Positions. GMAW - Gas Metal Arc / All Positions. FCAW - Flux core Arc Welding / All Positions. Advanced Welding Processes- Adv. Gas Tungsten Arc Welding, Pipe Welding 5 & 6 G Certified ACHIEVEMENTS: Awarded three welding scholarships for fall and spring term 2014/2015. Awarded two welding scholarships for fall and spring term 2015/2016 Member of the American Welding Society Member of the National Society of Leadership and Success and will graduate with Honors EXPERIENCE: Leed Fabrication 527 6th Ave, Greeley, CO 80634 Coded Welder II 11/2014 – 03/2015 Pass a visual and bend test on 3G Mig to become certified to weld on the Separation and High pressure Vessel Bottles. Measure and lay out Vessels to then cut for fittings with selected materials and equipment required for welding. Amazing ability to interpret blueprints and engineering drawings Immense ability to select correct welding process based on metal characteristics Outstanding ability to manage multiple projects to meet deadlines Ability to weld all assemblies into completed components Ensured that the welds meet tolerance, quality and other requirements. Maintained workplace clean and organized. Inspected completed welds for any cracks and defects. Maintained records of daily work undertaken including welding, maintenance and repairs. Reported equipment maintenance problems to Supervisor. Outstanding ability to perform welding independently or in groups 711 830 16th St. Greeley, CO 80631 Cashier 10/2013-11/2014 Greet the customers Assist with any requests or needs Maintain the hot foods and the grill Operate cash register, pos credit card machine Clean, make coffee every 20 minutes, Efficiently processed orders for the week.
- 2. Paragon 2725 W 10th St, Greeley, CO 80634 Hostess and Waitress 10/2013-02/2014 Greet and seat guests, set up tables, get their water, pick up their payments. Operate cash register, handle cash, Checks and credit card payments. Waiting tables greeted guests, got their drinks, took the orders, and served appetizers, meal, and desert. IMPORTANT SKILLS: Skilled and experienced certified welder Knowledgeable about the functioning of welding, and fabricating process Skilled in working with mechanical instruments, including power and hand tools Outstanding capability to identify the problem and implement accurate solutions Ability to lift, move, or shift heavy items and work for a long period of time Ability to exhibit great dexterity and demonstrate safety practices at all time Other Welding volunteer/ odd jobs: Welded window well covers 5 8 hour days Welded used oil field pipes and brackets making livestock fencing around farms on going on and off job about 50 hours so far doing this Welded on galvanized metal making road block sign bearers 90 hours Weld different projects at home References: Jeff Sanchez (303) 720-0086 Jeff Klein (970) 339-6203 jeff.klein@aims.edu Paul Hasty (970) 339-6321