DRAYLONE WEATHERSBY **** Sonnet Glen Lane, Houston, TX 77095

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OBJECTIVE: To obtain a position that will utilize my 10 years of experience as a machinist.

EDUCATION:

Lone Star College – Cy Fair Jan. 2012 – Present

Pursuing 2 Year Engineering Degree (Mechanical/Technical Drafting)

Classes Completed: Beginning Auto Cad Technical Drafting Machine Drafting Manufacturing Processes Math Requirements English Requirements

Kinesiology Course

Vocational/Trade School Mar. 2002 – May 2003

Gary Job Corp (San Marcos, TX)

Completed: Manual Machinist Certification and CNC Machine Operator Certification

High School Aug. 1992 – Jun. 1996

Eisenhower High School (Houston, TX) Completed: High School Diploma

EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCE:

*Lathes: *Mills:

Daewoo (CNC) Jet (Manual) Ooya (CNC) Haas 15HP High Torque

Monarch (Manual) Mori Seiki SL-250 Bridgeport (Manual) Haas VF2 & VF6

Mori Seiki SL-303 Haas HL-2 Jet (Manual) CNC Emco 125

CNC Emco 125 Mazak Quick Turn 10 Mori Seiki – NV5000

*Other: Drill Presses, Vertical/Horizontal Band Saws, Tool Post Grinder, Various Forklits, Surface Grinder, MasterCam V9, Auto CAD 2002

WORK EXPERIENCE:

I was employed over 10+ years as a machinist in the companies listed below. I worked on various manual mills and lathes as well as CNC mills and lathes.

Logan Oil Tools Aug. 2007 – Apr. 2012

Machinist Houston, TX

Running a manual mill and CNC mill manufactured oil field parts to print. I was expected to hold tolerances as tight as +.001/- 0. I was responsible for inspecting the parts I machined prior to passing them off to the next operation.

Rad Oil, Inc. Jul. 2006 – Aug. 2007

Machinist Houston, TX

Performed all machinist functions on a CNC lathe, manual lathe and manual mill in order to produce oil field parts to print. I was expected to hold tolerances as tight as +.005/-.005. I worked with materials like SS401, SS316, Inconel and plastics machine parts such as level winds, parts for hose reels, shafts and modification of gears, rollers and spacers. Also required to perform hole drilling as needed.

Redline Industries Nov. 2005 – Jul. 2006

Machinist Houston, TX

Using a manual lathe, manual mill and a drill press I machined parts to print for the oil field industry. I was expected to hold tolerances as tight as 1/32”. Parts that were manufactured were pipe fittings, fixtures, drill bolt patterns, simple layout work, slots, bevel link pipes and drill holes into pipes. I was also responsible for PM’s and maintenance of machinery which included ordering tooling and replacement parts.

Herrin Enterprises, Inc. Mar. 2005 – Nov. 2005

Machinist Buda, TX

Utilizing both CNC and Manual mills and lathes I machined various materials like copper, brass, aluminum, stainless steel, bronze, copper/nickel, iron, etc into build to print parts for the oil field, semiconductor, aerospace and swimming pool industries. The machines I worked with used fanuc controls and conversation G-code programming.

Metron Technologies Aug. 2002 – Mar. 2005

Machinist Austin, TX

As a CNC operator I was responsible for my own set ups and off sets. Some of the set ups included but were not limited to facing parts as well as doing mill work using conversation programming. Manufactured semiconductor specific parts. Miscellaneous duties included building custom equipment such as storage shelves, loading and unloading material from trucks.

References will be furnished upon request.