Stanley E. Parker, Sr.

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Walton, KY 41094

HOME 859-***-****

CELL 859-***-****

E-Mail acunqu@r.postjobfree.com

www.stanleyeparker.com Tech Manual and Training qualifications Website

WHO I AM

I am a problem solver. Safety, plus the creation of professional, to the point technical documentation has always been important objectives ti companies that I have worked for. I have many years experience in the Machine Tool, Plastics, Maintenance, Healthcare and other Industries. I have strong AutoCAD and Microsoft Office skills including Word, Excel and PowerPoint and Project. I have written hundreds of technical manuals during my working life for engineering and equipment projects. I also have experience in software programs such as CMMS, EAM, ERP and MRP. Also, my working experience includes PLC, CNC and Computer programming plus experience with Servos, DC Drives and VFD drives. I designed a new machine tool with patented brushless motor technology.

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

1. Parker Technologies

I have performed consulting engineering and tech writing duties part and full time since 1990 in a variety of

industries.

Includes evaluation of production and maintenance operations to written documentation defining the updating

of equipment and software. I have trained many people to successfully use MP2 CMMS software and wrote

a special tech manual that speeds up the learning process for this software. (Please see website)

2. Transition Manager for HHA Services (HealthCare Industry)

Designed associated software and implemented the Infor MP2 CMMS software (Computerized Maintenance Management System) for 6 hospitals in Ohio and New York. The software and redesign allowed hospitals in the system to share spare parts and eliminate duplications, which resulted in substantial savings. PM programs were written so that Maintenance technicians could sustain capital equipment and avoid extremely critical breakdowns also saving many thousands of dollars. An exact savings figure was not placed on this achievement, but to have just a main A/C unit fail can cost a hospital up to $50,000 per hour.

3. MP2 System Administrator for ABB Transformer companies. (Manufacturing Industry)

Designed and implemented the Infor MP2 CMMS software for ABB Transformer

plants in Kentucky and Mississippi. Increased maintenance reliability of critical

production equipment resulted in multiple dollar savings and reduced

breakdowns from 80% to approximately 20%. I also implemented Preventive and

Predictive maintenance programs that allowed production and maintenance to

work together better and improve equipment uptime.

4. Compact Power Services, Equipment Repair Engineer (Service-Repair Industry)

I repaired equipment for machines in retail outlets for Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Lowes and Home Depot. Emergency calls to these locations were completed quickly and the equipment was again up and running . I also repaired PLC and CNC machine tools when they failed.

5. Advanced Drainage Systems, Project Electrical Engineer (Plastics Industry)

Implemented the U/L 508A program for the corporate manufacturing facility. Since technicians would be permitted to place U/L labels on each panel they built, the program allowed inspectors throughout the United States to immediately permit machines to be started up, saving ADS thousands of dollars. Equipment not U/L labeled was required to furnish documentation on each panel component plus test results. Designed plastic machinery control systems using AutoCAD and multiple PLC’s. While in Norway at a machine manufacturer, assisted in rewriting software for a complex Mitsubishi FX PLC controller. Number of alarms went from 8 to 44, thus saving troubleshooting time on a very complex PLC controlled machine. I created a format for writing PLC programs for any PLC. I also wrote many tech manuals for newly designed equipment.

6. Elliott Company, Sr. Project Engineer Facilities (Manufacturing Industry)

Retrofitted new CNC and PLC controls on various pieces of equipment including lathes, burn tables, rotary positioners and robotic welding machines. Discovered and corrected many power problems in the 2400 volt main power system and with AutoCAD, created a one line diagram of the complex which included 40 buildings. I trained the 75 technicians in maintenance with a system that improved the technical ability of each trade. Assisted implementation of the CMMS system and created a PM plan that resulted in increased uptime of all classes of capital equipment.

7. American Machine Tool Rebuilders, Chief Engineer (Machine Tool Retrofit Industry)

I wrote the software logic plan and retrofitted new CNC controls, servo drives and spindle systems on old lathes. I engineered a new total control system for a lathe that had its control system completely go dead. I had the machine up and running with a new control 44 days after the system collapsed. I wrote tech manuals tying the new control and electronics to the old machine. Modern Machine Shop Magazine wrote a feature article on our accomplishment.

8. Parker & Associates, Technical Writer, Desktop Publisher (Machine Tool Industry)

I rewrote 17 Japanese/English manuals and restructured them into 5 new easy-to-read English

documents for the LeBlond Makino Machine Tool Company for their RAM Electrical Discharge

Machine lines. After final written draft, I produced the manuals with Xerox Ventura Publisher

(now Corel Ventura) software in a professional easy-to-read approach.

9. WCI Machine Tools & Systems, Supervisor, Production electrical Engineering (Machine Tool Industry)

I managed 18 people. I also concepted the breakthrough Bullard VTL project for Pratt &

Whitney. P & W purchased 78 lathes for $50 million, which is the largest order for machine tools

ever secured in the machine tool industry.

MY WORK EXPERIENCE

9/12 to Service Engineer

Present Compact Power Services

I repair PLC and computer controlled equipment for machines in retail outlets for Wal-Mart, Best Buy,

Sam’s Club, Target, Lowes and Home Depot. I also repair PLC and CNC machine tools when they fail.

8/10 to Parker Technologies

Present Infor-DataStream MP2 and Infor EAM Implementation and training consultant.

1/09 to HHA Services Transition Manager Facilities Maintenance

8/10 Infor-DataStream Implementation and Training Manager

I implemented MP2 6.1 Enterprise and Professional software at 6 hospitals in Ohio and New York.

I replaced some existing programs (such as AIM, BOSS, etc) and installed updates and newer versions of

the CMMS in the Healthcare Industry.

I wrote software that complied with TJC (Joint Commission) directives for hospital safety. I wrote

approximately 300 PM Task Instructions for hospital-based facility equipment. I wrote a new MP2

training manual as I trained maintenance clerks, supervisors and facility directors.

4/05 to Parker Technologies/ ABB Facilities Maintenance

1/09 Infor-DataStream MP2 Implementation and training consultant

Implemented DataStream MP2 Maintenance Management software for one of ABB’s transformer plants in central Kentucky. In addition, I wrote 150 PM/Rebuild/Repair technical manuals to support the CMMS

project. I also wrote the initial maintenance documents for ISO 9000 compliance in Maintenance. I rearranged the tool crib and implemented Barcoding to properly track spare parts and other maintenance stores items.

I evaluated the earlier version of MP2 software and the maintenance department at an ABB plant in

central Mississippi. Recommended upgrade to later version of MP2 and multiple changes throughout the

Maintenance organization which ABB is now implementing. Web site www.stanleyeparker.com

3/02 to Parker Technology Consultants

4/05 Project Engineer

Design mechanical and electrical systems in a turnkey manner for local and national companies.

Provide schematic design using AutoCAD & Solid Works software plus tech manual assistance for

local companies. Perform field service for Siemens & GE Fanuc CNC and manual machine tools.

Projects include retrofitting of machine tools and CNC simulator design for Kentucky Rebuild Corp,

plus retrofit of machines in retail outlets of major companies. Also troubleshoot and furnish repair

service of machines in retail outlets of Wal-Mart, Lowes, Best Buy and Home Depot for

Control Power Corporation.

4/00 to Pure Energy Group, LLC, Cincinnati OH

3/02 Sr. Project Engineer (Managed the Engineering Department)

Initialized the engineering effort for a new start-up company that now has 4 new patents for

devices in the energy-related field. Duties include:

1.Initially concepted and designed inventions using AutoCAD 2000, Solid Works and other

CAD and graphic programs. Created drawings that would enable personnel to build the

devices and allow patent Attorneys to create patent documents. Wrote all Technical

documentation and designed Power Point presentations for Fortune 500 corporate

introductions.

2.Created videotapes to assist the marketing effort and compiled documentation for initial offering and met with potential investors.

3.Assisted R & D personnel in demonstrating the technology at various locations in the United States. Met with potential clients throughout the country including officials in Washington, DC.

4.Managed engineers and shop personnel in various locations in the country as the technologies are built and working proof-of-concept models are created.

5.Designed web sites for Pure Energy Group. I supplied the webmaster with updated documentation as required. …

6.Met with patent attorneys and submitted data for securing the patents. (4 total)

2/97 to Advanced Drainage Systems, Hamilton, OH

4/00 Sr. Project Electrical Engineer, Corporate Engineering

Worked for the largest plastic drainpipe manufacturer in the world. Duties included

1.Using AutoCAD, designed control systems for extruders, corrugators and all downstream equipment for the manufacture of corrugated drainpipe. Utilized Automation Direct, Mitsubishi, General Electric, Siemens and Allen Bradley PLC’s and wrote logic for multiple machine controls.

2.Implemented the U/L 508A program for the corporate rebuild/new build shop. Subsequently, all machines produced and wired there carry the U/L 508A sticker on their control panels.

3.Trained personnel to follow the rules of U/L in panel building and advised plant managers.

4.Designed and implemented the OSHA 1910 Subpart S Safety Program for the corporate safety director. Created the individual plant inspection book, traveled to any of the 28 plants in the organization and inspected them as an OSHA inspector would do. Found and documented violations and assisted plant managers in correcting discrepancies.

5.Designed a program to permit the Washington state plant to receive certification to U/L 508A on all equipment in the plant. Updated drawings to meet U/L 508A and assisted U/L inspector in compliance.

6.Traveled to any of the 28 plants to assist start-up of new machinery lines.

7.Traveled to Norway to rewrite software for a Norwegian machine tool that had complicated Mitsubishi control operation. My passport is current.

8.Wrote technical manuals for new machine lines and published them on CD ROM.

6/93 to The Elliott Company; Jeanette, PA

1/97 Sr. Project Electrical Engineer, Facilities Maintenance

Worked and lived on-site at a large Western Pennsylvania machinery manufacturer.

Position responsibilities included:

1. Assisted Facilities Manager in coordinating a 75man maintenance workforce.

2.Directed and designed Retrofit controls engineering and specified parameters for each project.

3.Provided AutoCAD designs to re-engineer machine and facilities control systems.

4. Provided consulting and troubleshooting assistance for 10 N/C and CNC Control Systems

technicians and 12 plant/machine electricians.

5. Managed job upgrade Training as the Facilitator for video and laserdisc training systems.

6. Responsible for applying energy efficiency and power problem solution technology.

7. Compiled, wrote and published the maintenance operations manual for ISO 9000

compliance. Rewrote and republished technical manuals on retrofitted machinery.

8. Chose and implemented a leading computerized maintenance management system (CMMS)

(DataStream MP2) for a 1400 capital machine asset inventory.

9. Assisted the PM supervisor by providing new technology to upgrade the machine preventive

maintenance (PM) plan.

10/90 to American Machine Tool Rebuilders

6/93 Chief Electrical Engineer

I designed the complete CNC control interface system. Including Servo and Spindle drives for

old NC lathes, Mills, etc., wrote B/M's and ordered the parts. I created schematics, drafted them

and desktop published them in book form. I also created new operator and maintenance

manuals for the new machine operation. I specifically adhered to all current machine tool

electrical and safety standards. (NFPA-79) I wrote all logic statements for software control of the

machines. After engineering completion, I lived on the job site, assembled the components, wired

the system together, started up the machines and ran them off for customer acceptance. I also

traveled throughout the United States repairing CNC equipment.

10/88 to Parker & Associates

10/90 Technical Writer. . . . .Japanese/English Machine Tools

Desktop Publisher …. Technical Manuals

I rewrote 17 Japanese/English manuals and restructured them into 5 new easy-to-read English

documents for the LeBlond Makino Machine Tool Company for their RAM Electrical Discharge

Machine lines. After final written draft, I produced the manuals with Xerox Ventura Publisher

(now Corel Ventura) software in a professional easy-to-read approach.

6/86 to Parker and Associates

10/88 Consulting Engineer

I worked on many engineering projects for numerous companies. Consulting work was performed in

areas of Electrical Engineering, systems design, process control, production control, plant

engineering, field auditing and proposals. Areas of work included:

1. Brushless Motor conception, design and build including drive power supply.

2. Machine Tool computer interface design, programming & debug.

3. Field repair service on CNC Controls, Spindle and Servo Drives.

4. Energy Management controller design and Field Auditing.

5. Waste and potable water treatment System Engineering and Design.

6. Machine Tool machine language software design and programming.

7. System conceptual design/A-B PLC2-30 programming and debug.

8. Integration of Energy efficient concepts and motors into industrial plants.

9. Electrical safety and compliance.

1/77 to Manager, Production Electrical Engineering

6/86 WCI Mach. Tools & Systems; Cincinnati, OH

Responsible to V.P. of Engineering. Responsibilities included:

1. Supervision of Electrical Engineering personnel which included;

A. Product Engineers

B. Product Designers

C. Software Engineers

D. Intergraph CAD Operators

2. Supervised component specification writing. Interfaced with all electrical vendors and solved

vendor problems relating to industrial engineering and production control in price/delivery

negotiations and MRP II material system output.

3. Supervised answering of customer required specifications.

4. Assisted the following national committees of whom my managers were chairmen or members;

A. NMTBA Electrical Committee

B. NFPA-79 Electrical Committee

C. ANSI B 11.6 Lathe Safety Committee

5.Managed all U/L (underwriters Laboratory) electrical projects.

(Oregon, Chicago, IL, Los Angeles, CA)

6. Charter member of WCI Quality Circles Steering committee.

Managed all scheduling & project assignments that directed construction of production

Machine tools. (up to 120 machines at once)

7. Consulted with Allen Bradley, General Electric and Westinghouse for machine tool technologies

on many new electrical devices. Suggested innovations that were incorporated into their IEC

control devices and CNC Controllers.

8. Concepted design of the electrical control system for the $50 million Pratt and Whitney

Aircraft Bullard VTL lathe project. Compiled data and presented this concept to corporate

management. WCI secured the order for 78 lathes which was the largest ever given in the

machine tool industry.

SERVICE RECORD

United States Air Force,

Sheppard AFB, Texas

Vandenberg AFB, California

Missile Facilities Specialist/Technician

SAC Titan II Missile Combat Crew S-041

Clearance (Secret)

After extensive training, I became a member of a four man Missile Combat Crew at Vandenberg AFB,

California for 3 years. I carried a high level clearance to man and operate the complex that housed

Nuclear carrying missiles. I was responsible for all support ground equipment; Hydraulics, HVAC, waste

and potable water systems and internal Electrical and Electronics. After we became a senior crew, my

crew would shut down the missile site down after a test launch.

EDUCATION

University of Cincinnati (night school); Cincinnati, OH

Electrical Engineering

Allen Hancock College; Santa Maria

Mathematics

California Polytechnic Institute; San Luis Obispo, CA

Electrical Engineering

Chicago Technical College; Chicago, IL

Electrical/Electronic Design Drafting

CONTINUING EDUCATION

I Graduated from the American Tool Shop Training Program. Training was eight

months in duration and consisted of building assemblies and sub-assemblies for N/C and CNC

lathes. It included final assembly, test inspection, QC (Quality control) and lathe run-off.

I Attended the following General Electric Training Schools;

1. NC/CNC Controls . . . . .Waynesboro, VA

2. Computer Systems. .. . . Waynesboro, VA

3. Spindle Drives. . . . .. . . Erie, PA; / Cincinnati, OH

4. Servo Drives. . . . . .. . . . Cincinnati, OH

5. CNC Programming . . . .Cincinnati, OH

WCI Machine Tools (American Tool Inc.)

In-House training that included;

1. Management (Univ. of Cincinnati)

2. Technical Writing (Univ. of Cincinnati)

3. Communication (Univ. of Cincinnati)

4. Quality Circles (Steering Committee Member)

5. MRP I & II Copics, Mapics (Oliver Wight training school - 4 months)

Other related consultant training that included;

1. Energy Management Conference (San Diego, CA)

2. Xerox Ventura Publisher (Hamilton, OH)

3. Kepner-Tregoe Problem Solving & Decision Making (Pittsburgh, PA)

4. NTT Training School (Building Grounding systems) (Cincinnati, OH)

5. NTT Training School (Electrical Safety) (Cincinnati, OH)

6. Solid Works 3D Modeling Advanced Training (Cincinnati, OH)

7. Training on Esab controllers and plasma, arc and laser cutting equipment

8. Infor DataStream MP2 CMMS system, basic and advanced (Atlanta, GA)

9. Infor DataStream MP2 Enterprise and Professional CMMS Advanced (Columbus, OH)

10. Infor DataStream MP2 Enterprise and Professional CMMS Administrator and

SQL Server 5 & 7 Advanced Training (Detroit MI)

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