Charles E. Dormady

*** **** **** ****

Dickson, TN 37055

615-***-****

Dear Sir:

I am a versatile and experienced Numerical Control Programmer Analyst

with experience on 3-,4-, and 5-axis milling centers in commercial, mold,

and aerospace fields. My educational background in Physics and Math has

been augmented by many years of working through the ranks in the machinist

and tool design trades. I have programmed in direct N.C. code (MDI),

I.B.M. 360 and 370 A.P.T., a variety of Integrated Graphics (C.A.D.-

C.A.M.), some conversational programming environments, and have been using

MasterCam for the past 12 years and prefer it's strength and speed in solid

modeling. For the last 10 years I have done all of the mold designs, solid

modeling, tooling designs and production concepts for a company that builds

large custom graphic art urethane molds for the construction industry.

Since I started at this company, it has grown to become the top company in

that field.

I have set-up and operated most major C.N.C. controllers, designed and

fabricated all necessary tooling, and planned pre- and post-machine routing

sequences for complex Aerospace and commercial parts of any configuration.

Further, I have been in charge of produce-ability determinations and

sequence planning, responsible for set-up and supervision of the C.N.C.

mill department, done C.N.C. lathe and laser programming, and performed

first article and Q.C. inspection in everything from small job shops to

large aerospace facilities.

Enclosed is my resume for your consideration. I would appreciate your

contacting me at your earliest convenience to schedule an interview to

further discuss my qualifications.

Sincerely,

Charles E. Dormady

615-***-****

CHARLES E. DORMADY

CNC PROGRAMMER, MACHINIST

April 2014 to Present Alliance Machine and Fabrication, Ashland

City, Tn

Create programs, set-up, and run Fadal Mills. Produce all

components for assembly of automated machinery. Short term contract

nearing completion.

NUMERICAL CONTROL SUPERVISOR 3-D MOLD DESIGNER

2003 to 2013 Fitzgerald Formliners,Santa Ana, Cal.

Create 3-D solid models from verbal, sketch, or customer

prints to create graphic and/or geometric molds.used in construction

industry. Responsible for design, methods, material selection, machining

drawings, CNC programming, set-up and operator training, instruction, and

tooling creation.

MOLDMAKER

1997 to 2003 Kingson Mold and Machine, Brea, Cal.

Fabricate plastic and rubber injection, transfer, and compression molds.

Draw and program using Mastercam 6,7,8,9 on Fadal and Haas CNC mills.

Responsible for entire project from blanking stock to finish grinding,

making pins and other components, assembly, and. inspection.

NUMERICAL CONTROL PROGRAMMER

1984 to 1997 Sub contractor

Responsible for planning, tool design, programming, setup, operator

instruction, and first article in various job shops. Fabricate tooling,

design tools, create programs to fit variety of C.N.C. controllers and

machines and run critical parts not entrusted to operators. Use various CAD-

CAM and APT software and manual programming. Make all decisions and do

work necessary to complete project.

NUMERICAL CONTROL PROGRAMMER ANALYST

1980 to 1984 Rockwell International, Downey, Cal.

Program N.C. and C.N.C. mills using integrated graphics, APT 370 and MDI

formats. Worked with systems analysts in creating post processors and

bringing CAD-CAM systems on line. One of top three CAM programmers and

assisted in training other programmers on system. Helped create NC

standards manual on QC circle, and proofing procedures to interface with

operators in first article inspection buy- off. Highest output of mill

programs in department. Certified in APT 360 and 370, AD-2000, CD-2000,

and ANVIL-4000 systems.

C.N.C. MACHINIST AND M.D.I. PROGRAMMER

1979 TO 1980 McDonnell-Douglas Aeronautics, Huntington Beach, Cal.

Set-up and operate conventional and CNC vertical and horizontal mills.

Debug and edit programs, make necessary calculations and edits to improve

programs, and write MDI programs. Resigned as no possibility of

entering programming department from bargaining unit existed.

SET-UP AND LEADMAN

1977 to 1979 Simpson Company, Brea, Cal.

Set-up and repair progressive dies, operate various sheet metal machines,

interface and assist tool makers, instruct operators, expedite production

in all phases, modify existing tooling as necessary.

FIXTURE AND SAMPLE DESIGNER

1975 to 1977 Eagle Wire Works, Cleveland, Ohio

Design and fabricate fixtures, jigs, and tooling for wire and flat stock

forming, stamping, and welding. Operate mills, lathes, grinders, drill

presses, four-slides, routers, and saws to close tolerances. Use

blueprints, sketches, or verbal instructions of product concept to create

finished product and tooling.

SET-UP AND REPAIR TECHNICIAN

1974 to 1975 Hollingsworth Solderless Terminal, Pompano Beach, Fla.

Set-up, adjust, and repair dies and auto-feed systems for progressive

presses and brazers in semi-automated shop. Adjust and maintain dies and

presses as required to maintain tolerances. Instruct operators.

LEADMAN AND SUPERVISOR

1973 to 1974 Tech Components, Dayton Aircraft Co., Ft. Lauderdale,

Fla.

Set-up and repair progressive dies and supervise crews and operators.

Order stock, inventory, shipping/receiving, approve and terminate

employees. Responsible for production, planning, expediting, inventory,

and deadlines.

EDUCATION

STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, BROCKPORT

Brockport, New York

Top 5 percent of class in Physics Major. 3.5 GPA. Left during final

semester of senior year due to serious automobile accident. Physically and

financially unable to continue school

COMMUNITY COLLEGE OF THE FINGER LAKES

Temporary student during transfer and relocation as Physics Major.

Canandaigua, New York

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON

Binghamton, New York Physics major.

GENEVA HIGH SCHOOL

Geneva, New York

Top 1 percent of class in Science and Math. Regents Scholarship winner,

Highest SAT scores in state. National Latin honors. Science fair winner.

Consistent 4.0 GPA.

HOBBIES AND INTERESTS

I have a comprehensive wood shop including 2 Shopsmith machine

centers, table saws, lathes, horizontal and vertical router tables,

mortices, planers, and drill presses. Besides woodworking, I do all of my

own auto repair, body working, painting, engine rebuilding, and

customization. I also do gun smithing and cast and load all of my own

ammunitions in a variety of calibers. I am an avid outdoorsman and enjoy

camping, hiking, fishing, boating, and mountain biking. Also, I am a

musician and play a variety of instruments including the Hammond organ,

horns, guitars, etc. In the last 20+ years I have never sat upon a couch

or watched any TV- just work in my shop.

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