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205 S.5th Paris,AR david.knighten@yahoo.com Dependable and hard-working welder with more than 10 years in the construction industry. Thrives in a fast-paced environment and works to complete projects quickly and efficiently. Experienced Construction knowledge about the tools, materials and methods used in welding and fabricating. Physically fit effective at completing difficult projects and tasks

David Knighten

Home: 479-963-8581 - Cell: 479-438-2332

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on schedule. Consistently follows through with orders and instructions. Works well in a team setting.
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Accurate measurements and estimates Welding-Stick MIG Fluxcore Blueprint reading Use of any measurement device

Excellent driving record Fabrication

Pipe laying Demolition-Cutting torch

Detail-oriented Plasma Cutter, Gouger

Friendly and hardworking

Efficient problem solver OSHA Knowledge Entry level Robotics Machining

Experience
Robot Tech, Density cutter, Press Operator
June 2011 to June 2013
Cloyes Gear Products & Services - Subiaco, AR
Cut materials to specified sizes for GM density specs using a lathe and a bandsaw. Continually worked with 12 robots setting up robot programs to load and unload various parts into furnaces.

Lead Man/ Welder
February 2000 to March 2010
TransiTech - Fordyce, AR
Fabricated/welded wrecked rail road cars to meet rail road specifications.
Journeyman Boiler Maker
January 1998 to January 2000
McBurney Construction - Norcross, GA
Work shut downs on Boilers.
Infantryman/CavScout
February 1997 to April 2011
US Army National Guard - Camden, AR
4 Deployments, 2 Iraqi Freedom, Bosnia, Saudi Arabia, Health-Perfect Condition, Not diagnosed w/PTSD or any other related disabilities.
Education

GED

Industrial maintenance
Southern Arkansas University- Magnolia,AR,USA
Blueprint reading, Basic Electricity, OSHA Regulations, Forklift and
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