Thread regarding Chevron Corp. layoffs

Yes, warm weather doesn't help your resume either.

QUALIFICATIONS and CERTIFICATIONS

• ASNT Level II VT and ASNT ACFM Level II inspection

• NACE O-CAT Level I Corrosion Technician

• Basic Plus/First Aid/AED, Confined Space, H2S, Respirator, HUET, Fall Protection, BP 6 in 1 and SafeGulf trained

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

• Adept at determining project needs and requirements

• Effective liaison between client, vessel crew, project managers and dive/ROV personnel

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills; ability to prepare and deliver inspection reports or summary findings

• Willingness and capacity to learn new procedures, systems and technologies

Company 1 – Inspector III – June 2010 to Present

 Shell ISIP Campaign – Deepwater inspections of Cardamom, Habanero, Llano and Oregano subsea fields – 2015

 Shell UW Campaign – Structural regulatory and Shell mandated inspections of fixed-leg and floating assets; Auger and Perdido

mooring system inspection – 2015

 Chevron Jack assessed structural damage,

coating systems, egress systems and cathodic protection systems – 2011 thru 2012

US Marine Corps – Sergeant/E-5 Rifleman and Machine Gunner – February 1991 to February 1999, March 2005 to March 2009

• Small Unit Leader during six overseas deployments, effective mentor to junior Marines

• Operated and maintained sophisticated equipment for tactical operations in combat environments

• Honorable Discharge, Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal – Sixth Award

Company 2 – Diver - 1 May 2000 to 1 January 2005

• Inspected and repaired subsea pipelines, offshore structures and motor vessels

• Construction and installation of platform components, to include; risers, boat landings, riser guards, anodes and umbilicals

Specialized Military Training:

Leadership, Communication, Planning

EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

College of Oceaneering Wilmington, CA

Vocational Training:

High School Diploma:

Some Town, USA

@hck - Your comment shows your childishness. Try a little wit when you seek to be humorous. It requires a little brain power to master, but with a little practice, you'll develop an effective communication skill and command more respect. The poster who you attempted to ridicule actually used "wit" effectively in his post.

@F0ClECz-hck - I'd like to add it three more times: BAD BAD BAD

Warm weather helps in the summertime, but is Bad, Bad, Bad in the wintertime.