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Industry: Machinery, molding, foundry
Resides:
Salary: Open
Relocate: Yes
On
the Market: RECRUIT I
have a diverse engineering and manufacturing background from my experiences,
but in addition, I am well versed in business practices which allows me
to discuss both engineering and business issues with management. I have
served as an Industrial and Manufacturing
Engineer in a machine shop/fabrication environment. I
am a Registered Professional Engineer
(Industrial and Mechanical) having worked in many areas of engineering.
I have listed many of these areas on my resume and I have worked with
many management tools. I have a broad background in many different types
of engineering, manufacturing, and consulting environments. In addition,
I am a journeyman machinist with
hands on experience building, repairing, and modifying equipment. Besides
my Engineering experiences, I completed the degree requirements for an
Associate in Science in Business Management from Penn State University,
and in May 1998, obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Business Management from
Alvernia College, Reading, Pennsylvania. These management experiences
have provided new opportunities and different ways to approach, analysis
and solve problems. SUMMARY Diverse
background in a wide scope of technical experiences. Worked in team environments
such as GMP, ISO-9000, TQM, Quality
Circles, and Value Control.
Hands-on person familiar with the majority of Machinery and Machinery Operations.
Proficient in the building,
repair of many types of equipment and machinery. Specifics include the following: Special Processes Plating
operations -cad,
chrome, nickel, copper Heat
treating
- annealing, drawing, vacuum furnaces Cleaning -acid, solvent Fabrication - welded and sheet metal products Types of Machinery Lathes -vertical and
horizontal, screw machine, multi-spindle, NC types Milling
machines
-horizontal, vertical, Bridgeport types, planner mill, NC types Grinding
machines
- internal, external, disc, double sided, blanchard, arter, rotary, jig
types, NC types Broaches -horizontal,
vertical push and pull type, keyway Horizontal
boring mills -including NC types Punch
press operations Skills Processed parts for machining, molding, and foundry operations Estimated
costs
for foundry parts and operations Built
machinery
with tolerances of +/-.0001 Worked with very close tolerances both as a machinist and designer---+/-.0001. Computer Skills AutoCAD releases 11, 12, 14 and 2000,
Microcadam and ProCadam Microsoft Office 2000 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
and Access) Other programs (Project Manager, WordPerfect,
Lotus, and Turbo-Pascal) EDUCATION MASTER OF BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION--Alvernia College BACHELOR OF ARTS
IN MANAGEMENT--Alvernia College ASSOCIATE DEGREE
IN MANAGEMENT--Penn State University ASSOCIATE DEGREE
IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING--Penn State University JOURNEY MACHINIST REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL
ENGINEER--PA, MD, DE--Industrial and Mechanical CERTIFIED MANUFACTURING
ENGINEER--Society of Manufacturing Engineers--Metal Removal EXPERIENCE October
2001 through February 2002 DESIGN/MANUFACTURING
ENGINEER Employed
as a Design/Manufacturing Engineer for a local company in a temporary
position responsible for the design, redesign of new and existing product.
Responsible for bill of materials and manufacturing processes. January
2001 through May 2001 GRADUATE STUDENT Full
time Graduate Student in MBA
program at Alvernia College, Reading, Pennsylvania. Completed studies
in May 2001 and was granted an MBA degree in Business. EXIDE
TECHNOLOGIES June
1997 through December 2000 CORPORATE TOOLING
DESIGN ENGINEER Responsible
for tooling requirements, including
design, purchase, and maintaining tooling inventory, used in the manufacture
of various lead acid battery components. This included all facilities'
worldwide. Developed and wrote tooling,
set-up, operational, instructional and maintenance manuals. Maintained
various tracking systems using PC computer programs. Maintained and rebuilt manufacturing equipment. ALCON
LABORATORIES, INC., August
1988 through June 1997 SENIOR MANUFACTURING
ENGINEER Responsible
for the product design, design
of tooling, and selection
/ purchase of any equipment required to manufacture the product, from
the raw material through packaging. Determined the proper design to meet
product requirements, and product manufacturability, as well as the necessary
manufacturing processes. SPOTTS,
STEVENS, AND McCOY, INC., February
1984 through July 1988 ENGINEER AND
CONSULTANT Responsible
for the design of HVAC, plumbing
and mechanical systems for industrial, municipal and governmental
clients. Provided manufacturing
and cost analysis, process development, and consulting services to
industrial clients. Self-employed August
1982 through January 1984 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
/ MANUFACTURING / PROJECT ENGINEER. Responsible
for the design, and implementation
of small tools, mechanical systems, and parts for manufacturing facilities.
Provided manufacturing / cost analysis,
process analysis and development, as well as consulting services to industrial clients. Developed plant and office layouts. Prior
to August 1982 Employed
in various engineering environments in one of the following positions
as an Industrial, Manufacturing, Product, Production, or Plant Engineer.
Industries varied from heavy metals,
light and heavy manufacturing, and the soft
goods industry. Plant Engineer Responsible
for the operation of the physical plant and supervisor of the building
trades and janitorial crew in a union environment. Designed and implemented
a hazardous waste plan. Manufacturing
Engineer Responsible
for processing parts, sub-assemblies, and assemblies in a machine environment including preparing bills of materials, estimating
manufacturing hours and tooling design. Investigated designs and manufacturing problems to maximize production
and minimize costs. Method analysis for new and existing parts. Estimated
the manufacturing costs of parts, assemblies, materials, patterns, and
tooling. Industrial Engineer Responsible
for time studies and effective labor standards. Verified existing time
standards, calculated new standards and converted both applications into
pre-determined time standards for the purpose of developing a master standard
data bank. Coordinated manufacturing cost analysis, machine replacement,
and plant layout programs. Responsible for the purchase of new machines,
equipment, parts and tooling Product Engineer Responsible
for the implementation of design changes in order to solve functional
and field related problems. Prepared bill of materials, product drawings
and implemented engineering changes. Production Engineer
Responsible
for the manufacturing process from the raw material stage through the
completed part including the development
or improvement of existing process, methods, and sequences of operations
to maximize profitability and productivity. Responsible for scheduling, machine loading, machine balancing and personnel requirements.
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