located at the Coast Bellevue Hotel 625 116th Ave NE Bellevue, WA 98004
Bernie Rosenberger
Diver Operation Manager, Alaska Global Diving presenting on Common applications of VT, MT, and UT for underwater non-destructive testing, and some uncommon applications of RT and PT. Mr. Rosenberger began his diving career in 1988. During his career he has performed or supervised in a wide variety of roles: tender, diver, gas diver, saturation diver, one atmosphere suit operator/pilot working deep water construction, saturation supervisor, project manager and ROV pilot. He possesses a wide range of skills, specializing in multiple disciplines of Underwater Non Destructive Evaluation, is versed in underwater photography, inspection, testing and maintenance of cathodic protection systems, and underwater bridge inspection. Mr. Rosenberger has worked the last ten years in Cook Inlet , Alaska, one of the most challenging diving environments— zero visibility, extreme tides, ing environment.
Sample Technical Question: Can an Oxygen Lance be used underwater? Students: There are excellent opportunities for learning and networking at our monthly dinner meetings. Meet other students and become acquainted with industry professionals in the Puget Sound area. There are also many scholarships available to students who are studying welding, fabrication, or welding engineering. Information is available on our website: www.awssection.org/pugetsoundolympic/
HOURS:
Board Social Dinner Program
4:45 - 5:45 5:45 - 6:45 6:45 - 7:45 7:45 - 8:45
Dinner is $20 for students, $40 for regular members (If you do not plan to have dinner you are still welcome to attend the program)
TECHNICAL QUESTIONS Bring your technical questions to the meeting (any subject) or write them there and leave at the registration table or hand hand them to Steve Pollard. They will be discussed and hopefully answered during the dinner hour.
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