To: Hiring Director

Re: Machinist position

From: Larry Moriello

Thank you for your consideration of and attention to this cover letter/resume of introduction. I am seeking a position with a company to achieve my goal of transitioning back into the industry with the skills that this day and age require.

I have been out of the industry for the past 20 plus years, beginning in 1988, when I left my trade as a machinist to pursue a career in the food service industry. It is time to return to the job I truly enjoyed. By attending classes to gain proficiency in a new set of skills necessary to achieve this transition and return to this industry is and will be an asset to any shop in which I may be employed.

However, I feel confident that ANY ENTRY LEVEL CNC OR MANUAL MACHINIST position being offered is one that I can perform the duties and responsibilities of with/without further training, and, I can become a more valuable asset as my training continues

Given a chance to interview and get my foot in the door would be appreciated.

My previous work experience and skill set information as it pertains to the machining industry is as follows:

Current Experience

PDS Tech-Contract

Contracted to Honeywell Gear Plant, Phoenix, AZ. 07/201*-**-****

Trained as a CNC Lathe operator, did set-ups from tool set up sheets, programs & blueprints, ran the programs and verified accuracy of parts. Held .0005/.00025 tolerances. Passed G,D & T class as part of training. Familiar with-M.O.T.’s, Blueprints and Datum’s, Mueller Gages, Federal Bars, Pressure Gages, Gage in Gage, Tri-Mic’s and Dial Bore gages as well as Plug and thread Gages with “Go/No Go”. Familiar with Work Flow and production sheets as well.

Contract terminated by Honeywell, lack of business.

2014-2015-Mesa Community College

MET 206- CNC Programming,MET 207-Haas CNC Mill Control Panel

MET 209 – Writing of and execution of program from blueprint on a Haas CNC Mill.

Previous Experience

Klein Tools, Skokie, IL 1975 – 1977 – Mechanical Draftsman/Trimmer/Die Maker Apprentice

Skills employed: TIG, oxyacetylene and arc welding, manual operation of Bridgeport mills, Brown & Sharpe

surface grinders, Hardinge lathes, use of precision hand tools, Dumore Air Motor and Hand Finish tools for

grinding and shaping trimmer die sets, oil and air hardening, reading from and creating blueprints (started as a

draftsman and then transferred to tool making) experience in Trigonometry and other math skills. Was transferred from drafting department to Apprentice Program.

Brunner & Lay, Franklin Park, IL 1977 – 1979 – Die Maker Apprentice

SwitchCraft, Chicago, IL 1979 – 1988 – Toolmaker/model maker

Worked with the Engineering Department to develop new products through sketches, verbal and blueprints that

required tolerances of +/- 0005; thread-making, single cavity injection molding, all tooling necessary to develop

prototypes for testing, developing, and marketing of company's new products. Maintenance /repair of tooling as

needed.

I look forward to further discussing my possible employment with you.

Sincerely,

Larry Moriello

acrgjd@r.postjobfree.com Cell- 480-***-****

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