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Chemical
Engineer, 04420
Industry:
Chemical,
Pharmaceutical, Paint, Cosmetic, Ink and Food Industries
Resides:
West Virginia
Salary:
Open
Relocate:
Yes
On
the Market:
RECRUIT
EQUIPMENT
DESIGN, FORMULATION, PROCESS AND PROCESS IMPROVEMENT
Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Paint, Cosmetic,
Ink and Food Industries
- Thin Film Coating
- Batch Processing
·
Formulations
–Original, Modifications and Improvements
- Polymers, Organic, Cross Linkers, Resins,
Minerals
·
Plastic Recycling, Thermo-kinetic
Compounding
- Factory Design and Start-up, Plant Scale-up
- Trouble Shooting, QC & QA
- Plant Management and Department Management
- Manufacturing with Powdered Metals
PURCHASE,
DESIGN, MODIFICATION AND INSTALLATION OF:
- Coating Lines
- Dryers
- Grinders
- Production Lines
- Mixers
- Dispersers
- Scrubbers (Air Quality Emissions)
- Raw Materials
- Compounders
- Solvent Recovery Systems
- Cost Reduction Procedure Implementation
Training, Coordination and Supervision of Technical
and Non-technical Personnel
Sigma Six
INTERNATIONAL
SALES AND NEGOTIATIONS–
Contract Negotiations, expedite equipment for
international shipments
INVENTIONS AND PATENTS
Developed
and invented three new types of proprietary high shear dispersers and
mixers.
Invented
and patented a thermo-kinetic compounding machine to process plastic,
either “virgin” or recycled, with fillers such as: rubber, fibers, and
minerals. It is the only machine in the world capable of compounding co-mingled
plastic without pre-separation by types.
EMPLOYMENT
HISTORY
EXCELSIOR
COATINGS, INC., Cleveland, Ohio.
3/99-8/00
Director
of Operations. Responsible for the total operation
of a paint factory including: production, scheduling, shipping & receiving,
quality control, engineering, maintenance, hazardous waste disposal, plant
safety, and compliance of all EPA and OSHA rules and regulations. Improvised
and installed innovative ways to increase production and improve yields,
while
reducing manufacturing costs.
MASCHINENFABRIK
GUSTAV EIRICH, Hardheim, Germany.
8/93-3/99
Consultant,
Under Retainer. Sales Engineer & Technical Advisor for the marketing,
sales, installation, and start-up of EIRICH/ DRAISWERKE machines and equipment
throughout North America and Europe. Machines were placed in the ink,
paint, food, cosmetics, plastics and pharmaceutical industries. Introduced new equipment methods to process
powdered metals.
DAVID
RICE CONSULTING (Self Employed), Elkins, West Virginia.
12/85-3/99
Owner
/ President.
Consultant
to companies in the processing industries as project engineer for the
start-up of new factories processing minerals, making ink, paint, magnetic
media, paper, plastic components, and producing powdered metal parts.
Duties included coordination of
work
activity with eight to ten American or European engineers and fifty to
over one hundred engineers and workers of the host country ie: India,
Korea, Japan, China, Australia, Argentina, and others around the world.
Major consulting projects are listed on next page.
COMPUTER
RESOURCES, INC., Cary, Illinois.
12/84-11/85
Director
of Research & Development. Specifically hired to implement the
manufacturing of floppy discs (5 ¼ and 3 ½ inch). Introduced three new
products in an eight-month time frame. Introduced new thin film coating
technique.
BROWN
DISC MANUFACTURING, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
7/81-12/84
Manager
of Research & Development and Chemical Processing.
Designed, built, and installed mill room, coating line, and
solvent recovery system. Start-up engineer in the new factory. Developed
formulations and processes for manufacturing floppy discs.
TWIN
CITY AIRWAYS, Chehalis, Washington.
10/77-7/81
Owner
/ President. Operated a Fixed Base Operation with flight school, air
charter service, aircraft maintenance, aircraft and fuel sales.
Each year the company increased gross income by over seventy percent
(70%). Served as Airport Manager and was appointed by the FAA as “Aviation
Safety Counselor for the Northwest U.S.A.”
VERBATIM,
INC., Sunnyvale, California.
11/73-10/77
Project
Engineer. Responsible for the design, installation, and start-up of
mill room and solvent recovery system in the new floppy disc factory.
Developed formulations and manufacturing processes to improve the product.
One of the original engineers hired to establish the factory. Later promoted
to Manager of Manufacturing Engineering with responsibility for
implementing new ideas and methods to improve yields and increase production
without interrupting manufacturing.
MEMOREX
CORPORATION, Santa Clara, California.
6/65-11/73
Research
& Development Engineer, and Process Engineer. Responsibilities
were to develop new formulations, processes, equipment, and machines used
in the manufacturing of magnetic tapes and floppy discs. Primary emphasis was on mill room, chemical
processing, coating and solvent recovery.
EDUCATION
and TRAINING
BS, Agricultural Engineering, West Virginia
University
BS, Chemical Engineering, San Jose State University
.
Commercial Pilot: Airplanes S&ME L, Helicopters,
& Gliders
Flight Instructor: Airplanes S&ME, and
Gliders. Instrument Instructor: Airplanes
U. S. Marine Corps, Honorably Discharged
ATTACHMENT:
CONSULTING
PROJECTS; 1985 to 1999
PREMIER
MILL CORPORATION, Reading, Pennsylvania.
Consultant
to Premier for the purpose of designing and building prototypes of: inline
blenders, inline dispersers, and continuous resign injection machines.
Improved dispersion mills and mixers. Made many trips to Korea, Canada,
Colombia, China, India, and many U.S. plants as start-up and project engineer.
FLISTEX
MAGNETICS, New Deli, India.
Project
Engineer building a new videotape factory. Designed and installed cryogenic
liquid nitrogen system for solvent recovery. Designed and installed steam
system for heating the dryers. Designed and installed tank farm and solvent
handling system. Started up mill room equipment and coating line.
NATIONAL
SOLVENT CORPORATION, Medina, Ohio.
Designed
and installed a new mixing and milling system to disperse paint
pigments in water base resigns. The new system was able to affect a $1,600
per day savings plus increase production by a factor of four.
SUNGKUNG
MAGNETICS (SKM), Suwon, Korea.
Design
and Project Engineer for start-up of two chemical systems in coating factories
for the manufacturing of audiotape. First one begin 1988, second one begin
1990.
SPIC ELECTRONICS,
Madras, India
Project
Engineer for start-up of computer tape and floppy disc plant including
mill room, formulations, coating line, calendars, curing, and punching.
Supervised start-up of solvent recovery system and trained plant engineers
to operate and maintain all equipment. Designed thin film coating stations.
QUEMCO
INCORPORATED LTD., Barranquilla, Colombia.
Installation
and Start-up Engineer for a new plant producing calcium carbonate, which
was sold to and used by the paper manufacturing industries.
TONYANG
POLYESTER CORPORATION, Kumi, Korea,Project Engineer for equipment
installation and start-up in a new videotape factory. Primary responsibilities
were mix/mill room, coating line, calendars, and solvent recovery system.
MEDIOS
MAGNETICOS, Buenos Aries, Argentina.
Trouble-shooter
in their audiotape factory. Started up their videotape factory. Designed
coating line and mill room. Specified equipment, supervised start-up,
and trained operators to run all equipment and systems.
AATEC,
LTD., Perth, Australia.
Identified
and implemented improvements in mill room, coating line, and calendars,
resulting in: reduced dropouts, increased yields, and improved product
quality.
ACME
GROUP of COMPANIES, LTD., Hong Kong. Project Engineer.
Coordinated
the initial phases of building videotape and floppy disc factories in
these Chinese cities: Zhu Hai, Shumzhen, Joko, Shontao, and Shanghai.
Specialized in installation and start-up of equipment, trouble-shooting
equipment after start-up, and training Chinese engineers and operators
to run the plant.
MAGNATEK
COMPONENTS, INC., Paterson, New Jersey.
Designed
equipment, machines, and systems that were installed and used in magnetic
media factories in China, India, Canada, Korea, Argentina, and England.
Was project engineer for installation, start-up, and training for all
equipment in those factories.
GARWARE
MAGNETICS, LTD., Bombay, India.
Directed
a formulation and process improvement project to raise yields to an economically
suitable level and to restore credibility to a plant with major problems.
This required intense and careful negotiations with all of the department
heads to avoid upsetting or offending the plants engineers and managers.
SHANGHAI
MAGNETICS, Shanghai, China.
Designed
mill room, specified equipment, supervised its installation, trained operators,
and started-up the mix processing facility. Developed videotape formulations
with outstanding magnetic properties. Started-up coating line and calendars.
Installed and started-up a vapor incineration system to prevent solvent
vapor emissions into the atmosphere, and to reclaim solvent to produce
heat for the drying ovens.
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