KEITH R. MORTON

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E-mail: acqzuw@r.postjobfree.com

Objective: To give a summary of work experience in INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS &

MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT through civilian and military service as a

maintenance technician, maintenance supervisor, maintenance manager and

operations manager.

Education: Haddon Heights H. S., Haddon Heights N.J.--Diploma

U.S. Army C.O.B.E.T. Ft. Jackson S.C.--Basic Electronics

U.S. Army Missile Munitions Center & School, Redstone Arsenal AL.--

Intermediate electronics, Advanced electronics, Missile guidance system

repair, Transistor and Electronic troubleshooting. Returned in 1980 as

instructor.

Experience: 8/14 to Present -ReadyPac Produce: Maintenance Supervisor – Responsible for all maintenance functions (equipment and facilities) in a food processing environment. Responsibilities include all aspects of the maintenance uniton the second shift.

3/08 – 12/12: ARDAGH GROUP/LEONE Industries – Responsible for testing area and plant maintenance at a specialty glass manufacturer. Responsible for a variety of functions to include: personnel management, resource management, institution of standard operating procedures, maintenance procedures and personnel development.

8/06 – 3/08 COTT Beverages

Maintenance Supervisor – Responsible for all maintenance functions in a high speed food processing (bottling) plant running round the clock shifts. Responsibilities include production and facility maintenance, scheduling, maintenance budget, development of new practices and procedures, coordination of maintenance and production activities, hiring of personnel, coordination and use of contractors, development and training of technicians.

4/05- 8/06 Aluminum Shapes LLC

Maintenance Supervisor – Responsible for night shift maintenance crew in an

Aluminum Extrusion Environment. Duties include shift supervision for all electrical

and process control troubleshooting and repairs.

9\03 – 4/05 Morris Material Handling (P & H Cranes)

Operations Manager - After being hired as an analyst in September 2003 I was

promoted to Operations Manager in February of 2004. Responsibilities included

direction of service personnel and service management for a service network covering

the east coast from Maine to North Carolina. Responsible for all aspects of the business

to include direction of the service management team, scheduling of personnel,

resolution of customer issues, billing disputes, P & L for branch, coordination of large

projects, fleet management and all other necessary functions.

7\92-7\03 Bethlehem Lukens Plate (Formerly Lukens Steel Corp.)

Maintenance Supervisor- Responsible for all maintenance of a 165ton Electric Arc

Furnace, Refining Furnace and all related systems to include A.C. & D.C cranes, D.C.

locomotives, Switch gears of all types, various material handling systems. Proficient

with test, troubleshooting and repair of systems handling voltages from 120VAC---

13200VAC and 250VDC crane control. Responsible for environmental compliance in

the melt shop area related to DEP standard 14001 and compliance to OSHA

regulations related to the melt shop area on all equipment. Accomplishments include

numerous upgrades to various systems and D.C. cranes. Familiar with various

microprocessor based systems. Computer literate.

6/89-7/92 Club Chef East Inc. (Ready-Pac) Maintenance Supervisor

Directly responsible for all maintenance functions in a food processing

environment. Responsibilities include--Hiring, scheduling, and training of all

maintenance personnel, complete re-structure of maintenance department.

Distribution of maintenance budget to contractors, vendors, etc.. Design changes to

improve production, reduce down-time and improve efficiency. Responsible for plant

safety programs, training on all plant equipment and machinery, plus purchasing and

implementation of new equipment. Club Chef posted an increase in volume and

production of 158% between 1989& 1990

5/87-6/89 Lignotock Corp. Maintenance Technician (shift leader)

Directly responsible for all plant maintenance functions to include scheduling of man

power, plant start-up, shut-down, and all other revisions, changes, and improvements

of plant facilities and property. Directly responsible for operation and upkeep of all

control systems to include HVAC, telephone, alarms, control systems, microprocessor

based units. Responsible for forklift safety and all other plant safety programs.

8/85-5/87 Amoco Container Company Maintenance Craftsman/ Tech.

Responsible for all night shift maintenance functions. Experienced in all phases of

plant maintenance which includes electronics, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, R & D,

etc. Experienced in operation and repair of injection presses, conveyor systems,

packaging systems, compressors, pumps and motors. Functional in the operation of

power tools, lathes, drill presses etc.. Functional in operation and repair of various

plant systems, HVAC, monitoring systems, etc..

1981-1985 Superior Scales & Instrument Company. Service Manager/ Senior

Electronic Technician. Responsible for all maintenance and repair of company

systems, training of incoming technicians. Duties require proficiency in analog and

digital circuitry plus the ability to read schematics and blue prints, troubleshoot

microprocessors and electronic circuits to the component level, operate digital

multimeters, scopes, and other electronic equipment associated with test,

troubleshooting, repair, and calibration of electronic equipment.

1977-1981 U.S.ARMY--27B2T Land Combat Support Systems Test

Specialist. Missile guidance system repair, trainer at U.S. Army Missile Munitions

Center and School. Secondary MOS 11B2T Drill Sergeant .

Salary Requirements: Last 72K & 9% with a cash out option on 3 weeks Vacation/ Salary Negotiable --- References upon request.

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