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Tooling
Engineer, 04025 Injection blow
mold tool designer
Resides in New Jersey
Salary:
US $Open
Relocate:
Yes
On
the Market: Looking
Industry: Plastics
Product/tooling
design
Education:
A.A.S. degree in industrial technology, Cumberland County College, Phi
Theta Kappa graduate, 1991. Course work included: Advanced Algebra,
Trigonometry, Physics and plastics technology classes instructed by personnel
from Wheaton Industries, R & D Division.
Graduated (name) High School, 1971. College Prep. Curriculum,
2 years of algebra, 3 years of high school drafting.
Work Experience:
I am presently employed as an injection mold detailer/designer and have
recent CAD experience using SDRC/I-DEAS, UNIGRAPHICS, SOLIDWORKS &
AUTOCAD release 14. My present employment could be discussed if I where
to be interviewed.
November 11, 1991, to October 21, 2000--employed by (company) , NJ, as
an injection blow mold tool designer. My duties included: quotation of
design/build blow mold projects, product design (cosmetic, pharmaceutical,
food containers) and tooling design, tool steel purchasing, initiation
of shop orders and interaction with customers, venders and shop personnel
from product conception through completion and shipment of production
tooling.
On returning to (company), I was given the responsibility of computerizing
the engineering department. I purchased and successfully integrated
IBM compatible work stations equipped with AUTOCAD software. This proved
user friendly, cost efficient, and management was pleased.
October 24, 1988, to November 8, 1991--employed by (company) NJ, as a
designer of injection blow molds. At Wheaton I received training and experience
in computer-aided design (CAD) and did intensive research into the implementation
of surface modeling (DUCT software).
October 21, 1985, to October 21, 1988--employed by (company) NJ, as a
designer of injection blow molds. At R. D. King I gained practical mold
design experience in a shop floor environment. Additionally, I developed
computer programs in BASIC which simplified geometric calculations peculiar
to injection blow mold parison/preform design.
April 10, 1984, to October 17, 1985--employed by Jomar Corp., 1230 West
Washington Ave., Pleasantville, NJ. Hired as a draftsman, I was soon asked
to move into mold design. My duties included the design of injection
blow molds, checking of mold designs submitted by independent consultants,
debugging of sample tooling, light R & D and product design.
October 8, 1981, to February 3, 1984--employed as a draftsman with I.
S. Parts, Inc., N. Mill Rd., Vineland, NJ. My duties included the preparation
of detail drawings for machine parts, casting drawings, drawings for NC
machine tooling, assembly drawings, and bills of material.
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