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02-12-2002 Resides in South Carolina Salary: US $
Relocate: 40 miles of Greenville, SC
On
the Market: Cutbacks
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Offering a diversified background in machine design and manufacturing plus a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. MACHINE Developed concept and design of bowl fed machine tool that DESIGN: automatically loads/unloads (8) versions of stainless steel nut. This machine drills/reams product while monitoring quality via transducer. Designed power transmission system that utilized steel core timing belts, pulleys, clutches and pneumatic cylinders. This system transfers power to rollers used on a web handling conveyor line. Designed and programmed servo controlled high-speed vacuum hose trimming machine. This machine stretches hose, strips plastic, cuts wire and unloads trimmed hose “on the fly.” Worked as member of Design Team to develop multi-station assembly line for auto supplier. Duties included robot machine base design, detailing components of sub-assem., B.O.M. and parts list. Designed (3) axis programmable heat staking machine to install inserts in plastic housing. This inserter reduced direct labor by 60% saving $90,000 per year while increasing quality.
Designed and documented on AutoCad the pneumatic and gas schematics for a multi-million dollar assembly machine. Calculated flow rates, Cv values, FRL capacity etc… These components were sized as a system to meet the cycle time required. Designed and engineered a multiple spindle drill machine that creates (36) holes in an aluminum forging within a (10) second cycle. Gained extensive knowledge of sizing machine tools for metal removal. This machine increased output by 50%. MANUFACTUR- Developed “vendor catalog” database. This system reduced the ING SUPPORT: time required developing concepts and organized the engr. library. Selected manufacturing equipment such as drill presses, milling machines, pneumatic assembly tools and die presses. Designed test fixtures and gauges to verify that production is meeting quality standards. ROBERT F. CHRISMER, JR. PAGE TWO SET-UP AND Modified and programmed assembly equipment using Allen Bradley PROCESSING:
SLC 150 logic controller.
Sampled injection molds with various engineering resins.
In charge of setting up production machines in the manufacture of aluminum housings for fluid valves. Setups include vertical drilling stations, milling machines and precision honing tools. Worked in the tool room of a die casting shop doing mold repair and building replacement components for aluminum casting dies. Duties included lathe work, grinding precision cores and surface grinding. EDUCATION: Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering - 1988 South Dakota State University, Brookings, SD Emphasis: Machine Design HVAC Industrial Engr. Mathematics
Diploma, Machine Tool Technology – 1984 Tri-County Technical College, Pendleton, SC
Continuing Education Program: 1997 - Tutorial in Microsoft – Word, Excel and Access 1996 - Microsoft Excel (25 hrs.) 1992 - AutoCad Design II (30 hrs.) 1991 - AutoCad Design I (30 hrs.) Related Technical Seminars: 1992 - Design of Experiments (40 hrs.) 1992 - Total Quality Management (30 hrs.) 1989; 1990 G.E. Design/Molders Workshop 1988 - Dupont Molders Conference
WORK RECORD: 1998 – May’01 "Confidential"; Abbeville, SC (Last 13 years)
“Machine Design Engineer” 1997 – 1998 "Confidential"; Greenville, SC “Machine
Design Engineer” 1993 – 1997 "Confidential" Company; Greenwood, SC “Machine Design Engineer” 1988 – 1993 McKechnie Plastic Components; Easley, SC “Mechanical
Engineer and Process Engineer”
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