1. PROFILE
Harald Schinke
519 579 5304 HOME
519 584 5304 CELL
Present Position: QC Inspector Level II
BWXT Canada Ltd.
CWB Level 2, W47.1/W59, B31.3
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
I joined Babcock & Wilcox Canada (B&W) as a Fitter/welder in May 23, 1995 with 20 years experience
in the metal fabrication/construction industry. I was Involved in weld procedure implementation as a
CWB Welding Supervisor, welding as a CWB certified welder and fabrication/installation of steel stairs,
railings, miscellaneous iron and industrial blowers.
Since joining B&W, I have used my leadership abilities, analytical skills and sound judgement to
supervise quality control inspectors at B&W Coronation main plant involved in fabrication of nuclear
steam generators. I then supervised receiving inspection of nuclear materials at B&W Coronation
facility, the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station Restart and the Bruce Power Restart of Units 1 & 2.
Below are examples of some of the projects for nuclear services:
 Steam Generator Examination Dominion Energy, Millstone Nuclear Power Station, QA/QC
role.
 Steam Generator Examination American Electric Power, DC Cook Nuclear Power Station,
QA/QC role.
 Steam Generator Examination Dominion Energy, North Anna Nuclear Power Station Unit 2,
QA/QC role.
 Steam Generator Examination Constellation Energy, Ginna Nuclear Power Station, QA/QC
role.
 Reactor Annulus Gas System Campaign Bruce Power Nuclear Power Station “A” Unit 1
 Shifting of all fuel channels at Bruce Power Nuclear Power Station “A” Unit 3, WSP
Campaign.
 Reactor Feeder replacement Bruce Power Nuclear Power Station “B” Unit 7, Unit 6.
 Nuclear Receiving Inspection for the Bruce Power Nuclear Power Station A 1&2 Restart.
 Bulkhead Installation for the Bruce Power Nuclear Power Station A 1&2 Restart. QC
Supervisor.
 Nuclear Receiving Inspection for the OPG Pickering Nuclear Power Station “A” Nuclear
Power Plant Return to Service Contract.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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2. PROFILE
Babcock & Wilcox Canada – May 23, 1995 to Present
Current Assignment
Quality control inspection on B56F feeder replacement, Bruce Power “B” Unit 6. – Mar/2015 to
Present
 Material verification
 In-process inspection, Visual weld inspection, Final inspection
 NDE report review, FME log review
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review
Quality control inspection on B21E Annulus Gas System repair Campaign, Bruce Power “A” Unit 1.
– Feb/2015 to Mar/2015
 QC Supervisor.
 In-process inspection, Visual weld inspection, Final inspection
 Monitor and verify procedural compliance
 FME log review, MITP review.
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review
Quality Control Inspector at Nuclear Services facility and Source Surveillance for B&W Coronation
main plant.. –Dec/2014 to Feb/2015
Inspection as required and delegated by the Manager of Nuclear Services Quality Control
QA/QC Inspection Steam Generator Examination, Millstone Nuclear Power Station, Dominion
Energy (Connecticut) – Nov/2014 to Dec/2014
 Surveillance and inspection of all steam generator examination activities
 Ensure implementation of Inspection and Test Plans
 Liaise with customer
QA/QC Inspection Steam Generator Examination, DC Cook Nuclear Power Station, American
Electric Power (Michigan) – Oct/2014 to Nov/2014
 Surveillance and inspection of all steam generator examination activities
 Ensure implementation of Inspection and Test Plans
 Liaise with customer
QA Surveillance Steam Generator Examination, North Anna Nuclear Power Station, Dominion
Energy.(Virginia) – Sept/2014 to Oct/2014
 Surveillance of all steam generator examination activities
 Ensure implementation of Inspection and Test Plans
 Liaise with customer
Quality Control Inspector at Nuclear Services facility and Source Surveillance for B&W Coronation
main plant.. –May/2014 to Sept/2014
 Inspection as required and delegated by the Manager of Nuclear Services Quality Control.
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QA Surveillance Steam Generator Examination, Ginna Station, Constellation Energy.(Rochester,
New York) – April/2014 to May/2014
 Surveillance of all steam generator examination activities
 Ensure implementation of Inspection and Test Plans
 Liaise with customer
Quality control inspection on B47F feeder replacement, Bruce Power “B” Unit 7. – January/2014 to
March/2014
 Material verification
 In-process inspection, Visual weld inspection, Final inspection
 NDE report review, FME log review
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review.
QA Surveillance C0 Boiler Rebuild, Suncor. – November/2013 to December/2013
 Material verification
 NDE report review.
 Weld map review
 Liaise with customer and Authorized Inspector on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review.
QA Surveillance Recylce Water Project, Syncrude. – October/2013 to November/2013
 Material verification
 NDE report review.
 Weld map review
 Liaise with customer and Authorized Inspector on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review.
Quality control inspection Boundary Dam Rebuild, SaskPower. – August/2013 to September/2013
 Material verification
 In-process inspection, Visual weld inspection, Final inspection
 NDE report review.
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review.
Quality Control Inspector at Nuclear Services facility and Source Surveillance for B&W Coronation
main plant. – January/2013 to August/2013
 Inspection as required and delegated by the Manager of Nuclear Services Quality Control.
Quality control inspection on B21E Annulus Gas System repair Campaign, Bruce Power “A” Unit 1.
– October/2012 to January/2013
 QC Supervisor.
 In-process inspection, Visual weld inspection, Final inspection
 Monitor and verify procedural compliance
 FME log review, MITP review.
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review.
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Quality Control Inspector at Nuclear Services facility and Source Surveillance for B&W Coronation
main plant.. – March/2012 to October/2012
 Inspection as required and delegated by the Manager of Nuclear Services Quality Control.
Quality control inspection on B13S West Shift Plus Campaign, Bruce Power “A” Unit 3. –
August/2011 to March/2012
 Alternate lead QC duties with co-worker.
 In-process inspection, Visual weld inspection, Final inspection
 Monitor and verify procedural compliance
 FME log review, MITP review.
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review.
Developed Power Point presentation for training in Incoming Receiving Inspection – June/2011 to
August/2011
 Developed a presentation that includes all the applicable codes, standards and procedures required for
incoming inspection at Nuclear Services and at site. This was divided into 6 modules with receiving
inspection scenarios and tests after each module.
 I am in the process of presenting the presentation to all QC inspectors.
 There is a final examination at completion.
Quality control inspection on B17F feeder replacement, Bruce Power “B” Unit 7. – April/2011 to
June/2011.
 Material verification
 In-process inspection, Visual weld inspection, Final inspection
 NDE report review, FME log review
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
 History Docket preparation and review.
History Docket preparation for B12V valve replacement/refurbishment, Bruce Power “A” Unit 1&2
Restart – November/2010 to April/2011.
 Prepare History Docket release form.
 Review work packages for completion.
 Liaise with customer and ANI on all matters that effect Quality.
Receiving Inspection Supervisor for BWC Central Source Verification, Bruce Power “A” Unit 1&2
Restart. – June/2007 to November/2010.
 Ensure items, materials and components are in compliance with ASME Section III, ASME B31.1, CSA
N285.0 and /or CSA B51 requirements as applicable, by verification of physical attributes and technical
requirements through approval of pedigree/documentation, identification, traceability and condition.
 Responsible for implementation and training in applicable procedures.
 Responsible for qualification of Central Source Verification personnel in accordance with the appropriate
indoctrination and training procedure.
 Liaise with Bruce Power PMC and TSSA on all matters that effect quality.
Quality Control Inspection Supervisor for Bruce Power “A” Unit 1&2 Restart Bulkhead installation. –
April/2006 to June/2007.
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5. PROFILE
 Supervision of welding inspectors.
 Perform receiving inspection duties.
 Assign priorities to adhere to the schedule.
 Resolve quality issues and ensure procedures are being followed.
 Ensure all work meets the requirements of ASME Section III NE, Section IX, CSA W47.1 and W59.
 Liaise with Bruce Power PMC and TSSA on all matters that effect quality.
 Qualified to SNT-TC-1A visual inspection by B&W.
Quality Control Inspector at Nuclear Services facility. – November/2005 to April/2006.
 Receiving inspection and source inspection as required and delegated by the Manager of Nuclear
Services Quality Programs.
 Involved with implementing a training and testing program to qualify inspection and test personnel at
Nuclear Services.
Manager of BWC Central Source Verification, Pickering “A” Nuclear Power Plant, Return to Service
contract. – January/2004 to November/2005.
 Ensure items, materials and components are in compliance with ASME Section III, ASME B31.1, CSA
N285.0 and /or CSA B51 requirements as applicable, by verification of physical attributes and technical
requirements through approval of pedigree/documentation, identification, traceability and condition when
designated as Pressure Boundary by OPG/PNGS.
 Responsible for implementation and training in applicable procedures.
 Responsible for qualification of Central Source Verification personnel in accordance with the appropriate
indoctrination and training procedure.
 Liaise with OPG, contractors and TSSA on all matters that effect quality.
Incoming Inspection Supervisor, B&W Coronation main plant. – January/2003 to January/2004.
 Ensure items, materials and components are in compliance with ASME Section II, Section III, ASTM,
B&W purchase order, referenced Standard Technical Notes, Technical Specifications and drawings.
 Supervision of inspectors and scheduling work to meet the needs of manufacturing.
 Communicate with buyers and engineers to resolve incoming inspection problems.
 Participating member of the Supplier Quality Management team involved in reducing non-conformances
caused by vendors.
Quality Control Supervisor, Nuclear Cleanroom, Boilershop and Tubeshop. – August/1999 to
January/2003.
 Supervision of inspectors and scheduling work to meet the needs of manufacturing.
 Communicate with customers and other departments.
 Resolve quality issues with manufacturing and ensure procedural compliance.
 Perform occasional source inspection at vendor’s facility when required.
Fabrication Inspector, Cleanroom, Boilershop and Tubeshop. – May/1998 to August/1999.
 In-process and final inspection including layout verification, fit-up inspection, visual weld inspection, and
cleanliness.
 Performed weld monitoring to ensure compliance to approved weld procedures.
Waterlancing Technician, Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, Steam Generator Waterlancing
Campaign. – November/1997 to January/1998.
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6. PROFILE
 In this open contract position I was a member of a shift operation with crews of 20 people
simultaneously servicing six steam generators inside the reactor building at Pickering Nuclear
Generating Station.
 Remote computer operation of robotic steam generator servicing equipment.
 Manual operation of high pressure waterlancing equipment and drainage equipment.
 Set-up and tear down of mechanical and robotic systems.
 Data recording of waterlancing progress and daily logs.
 Troubleshooting and maintenance to this equipment as necessary.
 Many of these duties involved work in high radiation areas requiring extra radiation protective equipment
and monitoring devices and work via remote visual and audio monitoring.
Fabrication Inspector, Commonwealth Edison, Byron Generating Station, Byron Illinios. –
September/1997 to November/1997.
 In this position I was involved in warranty work for Babcock and Wilcox. We re-adjusted the tube bundle
alignment. This involved grinding the J-tabs loose, re-positioning the tubes and re-welding the J-tabs.
 Duties include fitting, as well as inspection.
Fabrication Inspector, Cleanroom, Boilershop and Tubeshop. – May/1995 to April/1997.
 In-process and final inspection including layout verification, fit-up inspection, visual weld inspection, and
cleanliness.
 Performed weld monitoring to ensure compliance to approved weld procedures.
Welder Fitter, Howden Fans, Kitchener. – February/1994 to May/1995.
 The fit-up and welding of many different types of industrial blowers.
 CWB certified to weld SMAW, FCAW and GMAW.
Welder Fitter, Ed Lau Ironworks, Kitchener. – September/1974 to February/1994.
 CWB welding supervisor
 Responsible for ensuring that qualified welders weld in accordance with approved procedures.
 CWB certified to weld SMAW, FCAW and GMAW.
 Construction site supervisor for the fabrication and erection of structural steel, steel stairs and rails, and
miscellaneous iron.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND / MEMBERSHIPS
Quality Courses completed.
 “Mechanical Testing of Materials”.
 The fundamentals of Quality Control.
 Computer applications in Quality Control.
 The Principles of Quality Control.
 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances.
Canadian Welding Bureau, Milton, Ontario. – September 2013.
 40 hour seminar with examinations after each module.
 Certified to CSA Welding Standard W178.2 as a Level 2 Welding Inspector. W47.1/W59, B31.3
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Canadian Welding Bureau, Milton, Ontario. – August 2010.
 40 hour seminar with examinations after each module.
 Certified to CSA Welding Standard W178.2 as a Level 1 Welding Inspector.
Babcock and Wilcox In-house training. – December 2010
 Seminar on CSAO Basic’s of Supervision Training conducted by Stephen Sinclair E.H.S. Co-ordinator.
Babcock and Wilcox In-house training. – 2004
 Seminar on safety essentials for supervisors conducted by K. Blair Safety Consulting Inc.
Conestoga College, Kitchener, Ontario. – 2003
 Completed “Mechanical Testing of Materials”.
Babcock and Wilcox In-house training. – 2000
 Seminar on conflict resolution conducted by Training and Development.
 Attended an Industrial Relations Workshop.
 Process improvement training (Theory of Constraints) by Training and Development.
 Seminar on supervisory skills development conducted by Waterloo Management Education Center.
Babcock and Wilcox In-house training. – 1999
 Magnetic Particle Inspection level I & II. 40 hours training in accordance with the “Recommended
Training Course Guidelines”, CAN/CGSB 48-9712-95 & SNT-TC-1A (92).
 Root cause Analysis training by Training and Development.
Conestoga College, Kitchener, Ontario. – 1997
 The fundamentals of Quality Control.
 Computer applications in Quality Control.
 The Principles of Quality Control.
 Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances.
 Basic electricity for electronics.
 Electronic troubleshooting in industry.
Canadian Welding Bureau, Mississauga, Ontario. – 1993.
 CWB welding supervisor seminar and examination.
Forest Heights Collegiate, Kitchener, Ontario. - 1971
 4 year diploma, Drafting.
Additional Skills and Achievements
 Conestoga College, German language class.
 University of Waterloo, part-time studies in mathematics.
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