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EMAIL AVAILABLEPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEWork ExperienceSenior Electro-Mechanical TechnicianIPEG Industrial Process Equipment Group-Florissant, MO February 2023 to PresentTest/Teardown Electric motors and pumps and balance impellers, measure(using precision measuring tools) parts, order parts, get an ok from management after they submit my findings and what I find to be faulty, then I rebuild. I work on everything from AC permanent magnet motors to 12 Impeller pumps and blowers. I am also a pretty good electrician but, I smile on my mechanical skills. Also when needed I go to the customers sites and change out, install and laser level motors or new equipment. I also have all of my own tools.Industrial Maintenance TechnicianCorrugated Supply-St. Louis, MOJuly 2021 to February 2023Working on all plant Corrugating equipment. Also running the Ringwood water processing system which takes water that is chemically treated and processes it to take out all chemicals and starch which the plant uses as a glueing agent for the corrugating rolls. To complete this process I run batch tests and once I find my calculations I calibrate the Ringwood system to perform according to my findings. Also, I work on 480/3 phase systems, pneumatically and hydraulically controlled systems, air compressors, and anything that goes down in the plantIndustrial Maintenance CoordinatorATS Advanced Technology Services-Various locations June 2017 to April 2021In charge of all PM's and training employees on how to perform PM's. I am also in charge of the 2nd shift maintenance staff. I direct employees on down equipment and send them where they are needed with respect to the most important machines which need to be running. This is determined by daily meetings with all floor supervisors on what machines are hottest. I also work on ID and OD Grinders, Also, It is my responsibility to make sure all employees are completing all assigned jobs correctly in a zero energy state. It is my responsibility to provide HOT Work Permits when needed, and, it is my responsibility to deliver consequences to those who choose to make their own rules and not work safely. As a High Voltage Switchman, and having received my NFPA70E certification 6 times along with having had my HAZWOPER certification since 2010, I believe Safety is the most important duty on any jobsite. Thank you.Industrial Maintenance MechanicSemco Plastics-St. Louis, MOJanuary 2017 to June 2017Working on plastic Injection molding equipment. Electrical wiring. Working on hydraulically and pneumatically controlled pumps and solenoids valves. Working on Robotic systems (Fanuc, Cincinnati, ABB). Working on conveyor systems. Working on Industrial Motors. Rebuilding Secondary equipment. Industrial Maintenance Mechanic/LeadAFIMAC Global Contractors-Cleveland, OHAugust 2016 to January 2017Electrical wiring (480/3 phase, 277, 208, 120, and 24vdc). Working on Hydraulically and pneumatically controlled equipment (Solenoid valves and Mack valves). Working on Industrial motors and pumps. Also worked on conveyor belts. It is my responsibility as well as everyone's to work in a safe manner. Go home the same way you cameIndustrial Maintenance Mechanic/LeadHuffmaster Staffing Inc.-Chicago, ILFebruary 2016 to May 2016Maintenance on Industrial ovens, motors, conveyors, AC wiring(480/3phase), VFD's, DC motors, and plant lighting. Also, changed heads, nozzles, and repaired injection molding equipment when needed. High Voltage Switchman/Lead ElectricianStrom Engineering Inc-Brackenridge, PAAugust 2015 to December 2015ResponsibilitiesLead electrician over 22 electricians in the maintenance department. Racking in and out breakers. 480/3 phase wiring. Working in sub-stations with a hot stick. Sub-station power was 96kv. Wiring/installing motors. Repairing power outages. Taking power out and grounding out sub-stations for particular areas of the plant so maintenance can be accomplished. The complete ability to do all while wearing proper PPE. (40 calorie suit). Also worked on 12 ton boiler (All this was completed after making sure all forms of energy were shut off) and plant water treatment facility changing out Eddy valves and adjusting the flow on dump valves to increase or decrease water pressure. Also worked on plant air supply. Very good troubleshooting skills. Great knowledge of motors, Industrial ovens, conveyors, boilers, 3 phase wiring. My greatest skill is and will always be working in a safe manner and making sure everyone around me is doing the same.Industrial Maintenance Mechanic/LeadCentury Aluminum/Strom Engineering Inc.-Hawesville, KY March 2015 to July 2015ResponsibilitiesWorked on pneumatically, and hydraulically controlled equipment. Changed out lots of Mack valves, Wrench arms, and melted bolts in hot strip area.Skills UsedMechanical skills were used. Also troubleshooting skills. Industrial Maintenance Mechanic/LeadVictor Manufacturing/Strom Engineering Inc.-Victor, IA June 2014 to February 2015ResponsibilitiesWorking on Fanuc robots, Rebuilding motors, welding, using a plasma cutter, daily PM's, Forklift maintenance, fabrication, electrical wiring, and all around plant maintenance. Also working on industrial ovens, conveyor systems, and all plant vehicles. Also operation of heavy equipment. Also did PM's on JLG's, scissor lifts, and man lifts. Also worked on plastic and rubber injection molding equipment. EducationA.A.S. in Industrial ElectricitySouthwestern Illinois College - Granite City, ILSeptember 1989 to June 1993Skills Outlook Microsoft Office Project Management Project Management Fabrication Blueprint Reading Industrial Maintenance Electrical Experience Facilities Maintenance Mechanical Knowledge Backhoe Operation Plasma Cutting High Voltage Plastics Injection Molding Boiler Heavy Equipment Operation Hydraulics Supervising experience Mechanical Skills: Aptitude -- Proficient March 2020 Understanding and applying mechanical concepts and processes. Full results: Proficient Basic mechanical knowledge -- Proficient June 2021 Understanding and applying mechanical concepts and processes Full results: Proficient Basic maintenance and repair -- Proficient June 2021 Performing basic repairs and maintenance for apartment complexes, office buildings, and other facilities Full results: Proficient Mechanical skills: Monitoring -- Proficient May 2020 Monitoring machine indicators to determine appropriate functioning. Full results: Proficient Supervisory skills: Motivating & assessing employees-- Expert March 2020 Motivating others to achieve objectives and identifying improvements or corrective actions. Full results: Expert Work style: Conscientiousness -- Highly Proficient October 2020 Tendency to be well-organized, rule-abiding, and hard-working Full results: Highly Proficient Work style: Conscientiousness -- Highly Proficient October 2020 Tendency to be well-organized, rule- abiding, and hard-working Full results: Highly Proficient Advanced mechanical knowledge -- Proficient July 2021 Understanding and applying mechanical concepts and processes Full results: Proficient Construction safety -- Highly Proficient October 2020 Using safe practices while on a construction site Full results: Highly Proficient Indeed Assessments provides skills tests that are not indicative of a license or certification, or continued development in any professional field. Excel Troubleshooting Outlook Programmable Logic Controllers Excel WeldingCertifications and LicensesHazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response Training Driver's LicenseOSHA 10OSHA 30 |
