1. June 8, 2016
Resume for Project Manager / Supervisor / Coordinator / Oversight
Position
In my career as a Union Welder/Pipefitter / Plumbing Mechanic, I have refined my skills
working at Nuclear, Oil Refinery facilities, Chemical Processing Plants, Hospitals, Casinos, and
many other commercial/residential projects & operations. I amdetermined to keep advancing
in the energy sector and build on my qualifications. I am currently working on Achieving my
PMP Certificate. I would appreciate your review of my credentials as a candidate for a Project
Manager /Supervisor / Coordinator / Oversight Position
The following are prime examples of why I am a qualified candidate for this position:
1 Adhere to all Safety Regulations
2 Adhere to all Construction / Maintenance Schedules
3 Complete understanding of Codes & Procedures
4 In depth knowledge of Plant Operations
5 In depth knowledge of piping / mechanical systems, drawings, sketches, and P&ID’s
6 Comply with all Plant Work Orders
7 Maintain Documentation Standards
8 Understand High/Low Pressure Boilers
9 Understand Cooling/Reheat Systems
10 Clear understanding of critical path and the importance of efficiency
11 Produce Material Requisitions as Applicable
12 Understand all aspects of welding i.e. weld docs, weld histories, weld maps, weld sizes
and symbols
13 Full working knowledge of Nuclear Reactors, Turbines, Circulation Water, Service /
Cooling Water etc.
I am confident my safety first attitude and strong commitment to excellence, along with
demonstrated experience in leadership will be of immediate value to your company as a
supervisor or coordinator. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely,
Jason Alberti
300 N. Green St. Clayton, NJ 08312 jasonsr101@comcast.net

2. OBJECTIVE
Obtain a position as a Project Manager, Supervisor, Coordinator and or Oversight. Apply my
safety first mentality, experience, strong work ethic, leadership abilities and knowledge to
benefit the current and ongoing ambitions of your company; ensuring a safe, reliable, and
productive working environment.
Work History
 January 2016 to Present
FM Sylvan Corp
o Lead Supervisor over the safe construction of a new 35 million dollar LNG
(Liquified Natural Gas) Plant for South Jersey Gas Company.
o Supervised all aspects of Large and Small Bore Piping installation, supports, and
testing
o Developed and coordinated specific on site design changes and implemented
changes in a timely manner with very little impact to the original schedule
o Direct oversight of all rigging activities such as cranes, forklifts, chain falls etc.
o Held daily safety meetings and Pre-Job Briefs with all of the craft.
 October 2015 – January 2016
AZZ / WSI
o Salem Nuclear Power Plant Unit 2.
o Supervisor of changing and replacing 3 sets of 84” Circulation Water System
Headers. These included (3) 24,000lb valves, (3) 1600lb elbows, and (3) 1400lb
straight spools in the Turbine Building.
o Scheduled and coordinated the Engineered Heavy lifts.
o Directly supervised the Craft and Foreman’s on a daily basis.
o Held daily schedule and safety meetings.
o Completed the outage on time and under budget.

3.  August 2014 – August 2015
Wachs Specialty Services
o Lead Mechanical Superintendent over the installation of all large bore, small
bore ASME III and non ASMEIII piping, supports, and restraints for (2) new
AP1000 Nuclear Power Plants at Votgle 3&4.
o Directly supervised and instructed all Foreman’s and General Foreman’s to safely
and efficiently install all piping associated with these modules.
o Developed and coordinated all inspections I.E QC VT and NDE, ordered all tools
and material, developed schedules and milestone dates, and coordinated the
delivery and retrofit of all pipe spools.
o Worked together with Mechanical Engineering Westinghouse for the many
design changes that we had to implement.
o Held daily schedule update meetings with management.
o Held daily Safety and operating experience meetings with all craft and
supervision.
 July 2013 – July 2014
AZCO Inc. LS Power
o Lead Supervisor over the complete construction of (2) Hertzg Boiler, Steam
Turbine, Natural Gas Fired, Combined Cycle Electrical Power Plants.
o Developed and Implemented realistic schedules and milestone dates.
o Developed and coordinated all Heavy Lifts and Crane activities.
o Developed and coordinated all welding activities I.E. QC inspections, weld
procedures, pre and post weld heat treatment, weld wire issue, weld wire
control etc.
o Safely managed our workforce, conducted daily safety, pre-job / post job briefs.
o Kept accurate lessons learned log for the contractor for future projects.
o Brought the multi million dollar project to a close safely, on time and under
budget.
 March – April 2013
Day Zimmerman NPS
o Pipefitter Foreman for re-fueling outage at Salem Unit 1.
o Supervised a team of pipefitters in the daily task of safely removing and or
cutting out various valves and piping in accordance with Field, Design, Weld
Engineering and Plant Specifications.
o Work was also completed in a safe and timely manner and met all of Quality
Specifications.

4.  June 2012 – January 2013
SGT (SteamGeneratingTeam) URS / Areva. Sequoyah NuclearSteamGeneratorReplacement
Project. Superintendantof Upper/ LowerLateral RestraintsandRupture Restraints.
o Key member of a supervisory team that performed the coordination, field
monitoring, work scope, safety and organizational adherence to the SGT / TVA
SGR execution plan.
o Teamed with Field Engineering, Design Engineering, Weld Engineering, and
Quality Control in the planning and execution of work packages associated with
the installation of upper and lower lateral restraints as well as various rupture
restraints for the four new Steam Generators at Sequoyah.
o Directed craft on priorities and scope of work to ensure there was clear
understanding and questions were answered in a timely fashion.
o Held daily Safety Briefs with the craft under my supervision and monitored their
Safety throughout the day’s activities.
o Ensured scheduled activities were completed in a safe and timely fashion and
that the reporting was accurate.
o Procured QA and Non-QA material, tools, and rendered assistance as needed to
help the craft be as safe and efficient as possible.
 February – June 2012
Shaw Group Grand Gulf Nuclear Extended Power Uprate Project
Lead Turbine Building Coordinator, Responsibilities included:
o Key member of a logistics teamthat performed the coordination, field
monitoring, work scope, safety and organizational adherence to the GGNS EPU
execution plan.

5. o Teamed with GGNS work groups, EPU superintendents and project managers to
ensure synchronous movement of all material into and out of the Turbine
Building.
o Directed craft on priorities and scope of work to ensure there was clear
understanding and questions were answered in a timely fashion.
o Supervised 3 Rigging Crews in all aspects of rigging I.E chain falls,
o Held daily safety briefs with superintendents and their craft.
o Heavy Lift Coordinator for the MSR Replacement Project, Stator Replacement
and Rotor Replacement.
o Interfaced with numerous projects to ensure crane usage was maximized.
o Reviewed schedule for proper resource loading i.e. cranes, craft, etc.
o Worked with Entergy personnel to set scheduling priorities for TB cranes
o Utilized and executed and continually updated our MIMO (move in move out
list) and wrote daily progress / and shift turnover reports.
o Coordinated closely with Radiation Protection (RAD-PRO) and
Material/Equipment owners to facilitate the decontamination, release of
material and equipment out of the Turbine Building
 2009 – 2011
Pipefitter Supervisor Revel Resort and Casino (Rich - Barham LLC)
o Managed installation of the mechanical piping for the heating boilers and VAV
systems. (Thirty Pipe-Fitters working large bore and small bore steel welded
pipe, Victaulic Piping, Threaded steel pipe, Copper soldered / brazed piping and
various piping hangers/supports).
o Directed craft on priorities and scope of work to ensure there was clear
understanding and questions were answered in a timely fashion
o Ensured scheduled activities were completed and reporting was accurate.

6. o Held daily safety meetings with General Foremans, Foremans and all craft
 2009
SGT Steam Generating Team Piping Superintendant Three Mile Island
o Supervised twenty welders / pipefitters during the removal and replacement of
the Steam Generator blow-down piping system.
o Ensured work packages were up to date and workable.
o Reviewed with craft the day’s work load and expectations.
o Review schedule for accuracy and reported appropriate progress.
o Conducted daily safety briefs with General Foreman, Foreman and all craft.
o Worked alongside the engineers and field engineers to ensure proper size,
material, and design of various supports that had to be upgraded for the blow-
down system.
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 2008
Pipefitter Supervisor (Upper and lower Lateral supports) Salem Unit 2 Steam Generating
Team (SGT)
o Coordinated and assigned all of the pipefitters and welders on the Steam
Generator Change -Out (upper and lower lateral supports) Project.
o Resolved and any and all issues, questions from the craft in a timely fashion.
o Conducted daily safety briefs with all craft groups.

7. o Procured and provided tools, material, knowledge and assistance as needed to
help the craft be as safe and efficient as possible.
o Wrote daily shift turnover logs.
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 2007 - 2008
PICO Mechanical Valero Refinery Coker and Flare Tower Upgrade
o Worked as pipefitter foreman in charge of all 2” stainless steel socket welds and
supports for the hydraulic system on the 80” slide gate valves for the coker unit
o Worked as pipefitter foreman on piping and valve upgrades to 2 flare tower
plants in the refinery
o Conducted supervisor walk downs and Safety Briefs with the craft working under
me
o Supervised the LOTO (Lock Out Tag Out) procedure that was used to ensure
system isolation
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 2006 – 2007
Heavy Rigging and Lifting Instructor Salem Hopecreek Nuclear Power Plants
o Developed and implemented a rigging course for all craft (pipefitters,
ironworkers, electricians etc.) that were hired on to the re-fueling outages at
Salem and Hopecreek Nuclear Power Plants

8. o After given the instruction, I then implemented written and practical exams to
evaluate whether or not each and every individual had a good solid grasp on
rigging and rigging safety. Upon completion of the course and a passing grade
they were given PIC (Person In Charge) of rigging certification
o Supervised and implemented heavy and critical lifts and lift plans during the
refueling outages
 2005 – 2006
Labov Mechanical Tropicana Atlantic City Plumber / Pipefitter
o Worked as a journeyman plumber / pipefitter installing plumbing, heating
and mechanical systems on the Tropicana Hotel and Casino
o Adhered to all safety rules and regulations
o Procured material and installed material in accordance with local and state
codes and regulations
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 2002
Joined Local 322 Plumbers and Pipefitters Union Southern New Jersey as a Journeyman
Plumber / Pipefitter
 1998 – 2002

9. Hutchinson Plumbing and Heating LLC Cherry Hill NJ
o Worked as a Master Plumber working residential, commercial, and industrial
projects in the southern New Jersey area.
o Utilizing company van I estimated, ordered, scheduled, and completed all of
my own projects.
o I worked directly with local code enforcement officials and customers to
complete my projects in safe, and timely manners with the utmost quality
and respect for the businesses and homeowners that contracted me.
 April 1994 – 1998
United States Navy
o Attended NAVY boot camp at Great Lakes Naval Training Center Chicago Illinois
o Upon completion of boot camp I attended a four month HT-A (hull technician)
school at the Philadelphia Naval Base where I learned all aspects of shipboard
welding, fitting and mechanical systems.
o Stationed on board the USS Caron DD-970 Destroyer.
o Became Work Center supervisor in Engineering Department.
o Welding of various shipboard piping and supports

10. o Disassembly, repair, and reassembly of various pumps, motors, boilers, and
condensing units
o Was Damage Control Supervisor and trained in Special Warfare Tactics.
o While stationed on board USS Caron I earned an Armed Forces Expeditionary
Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Sea Service Medal, (2) Navy/Marine Corps
Achievement Medals, Coast Guard Unit Commendation, Letters of
Commendation from the ship’s Captain.
o April 1998 Honorable Discharge From United States Navy
 1993 – 1994
Upon graduation I worked full time for a local plumber Norm’s Plumbing and Heating
Easthampton Massachusetts as a Master Plumber’s apprentice.
 1990 – 1993
Smith Vocational High School, Northampton Massachusetts Plumbing Department Where I
graduated at the top of my class.
I currently live in Southern New Jersey I am a happily married to my wife Danielle
and I have two sons Jason Jr. and Evan. I am hardworking and dedicated to my work. I enjoy
hiking, fishing and canoeing with my family. I am a self-taught guitar player. I really enjoy music
and family. I have a vast knowledge of the Industry. I am dedicated to excellence and attention

11. to every detail. I have exceptional leadership qualities and know the importance of Job Safety,
Job Quality, Work Force Management, Time / Material Management, and Proper
Communication.