Wiper

Work
Experience

Maintenance
Technician

KW Containers
Troy,
AL

December 2013-June
2017

• Started
  machines and observed mechanical operations to determine efficiency
  or detect problems.

• Determined
  machines and equipment requiring repair or maintenance then ensured
  a work order was generated and entered in to computer covering time
  and parts used.
  

• Dismantled
  machines and removed parts for repair or replacement

• Inventoried
  and requisitioned machine parts, equipment, and other supplies so
  that stock could be maintained and replenished

• Operated fork
  trucks, man lifts, bucket lifts and changed molds out in large
  tonnage injection presses on daily basis

• Maintained
  electronic equipment and trouble shot failures using a wide range of
  diagnostic tools.

Plastic
Process Technician

Toledo Mold &
Die/INZI Controls
Elba, AL

February
2004-February 2013

• Measured and
  visually inspected products for surface and dimension defects to
  ensure conformance to specifications, using precision measuring
  instruments

• Observed
  continuous operation of automatic machines to ensure that products
  meet specifications and make adjustments as necessary

• Used controls
  mechanical and /or digital to regulate pressure, temperature,
  speed, feed rates, and to set cycle times to meet or exceed required
  production.

• Read
  specifications, blueprints, and work orders to determine setups,
  temperatures, and time settings required to mold, form, or cast
  plastic materials, as well as to plan production sequences.

• Process
  tech’s served as shift lead maintenance directing and assisting
  maintenance and mold changers to ensure safety and proper completion
  of their duties.

• Experience
  with: Digital micrometers, Digital chromatic readers, and loading
  robots with pick&place programs

Machinist
Mate 3rd-Nuclear Power

U.S. Navy
CVN
73, George Washington, AL

April 1992-April
1998

• Graduate of
  Naval Nuclear Power and Propulsion program in Orlando FL, with
  prototype training in Idaho Falls, Idaho.

• Developed or
  implemented actions such as lockouts, tag-outs, or clearances to
  allow equipment to be safely repaired

• Monitored all
  systems for normal running conditions, performing activities such as
  checking gauges to assess output or the effects of generator loading
  on other equipment

• Monitored and
  operated boilers, turbines, wells, or auxiliary power plant
  equipment

• Recorded
  operating data, such as the results of surveillance tests

• Implemented
  operational procedures, such as those controlling start-up or
  shut-down activities

• Communicated
  with Superiors, Peers, and Subordinates to meet high standards of a
  Flag Ship

• Repaired and
  Maintained Mechanical Equipment in accordance with procedures.

• Experience
  with: Air compressors, Air purifying respirators, Automatic control
  systems, Pocket dosimeters, Power plant turbine control panels,
  Radiation monitoring instruments, Water desalinization equipment and
  Water samplers

Education:
High school, 2 years college,
Dresser-Rand training

Vocational
Certificate, Credentials, social security, drivers license and DD214
available on request

Nuclear
Engineering Technologies/Technicians

Navy Nuclear Power

Orlando, FL

June 1992-July 1993