Marcus Anthony {Tony} Starling

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Cairo, GA. 39828

{229} 403-8788

Education: Lowndes County High School – 1979

Personal: Age: 50 married 29 years, 3 children, and excellent health

Wife Bessie, son Marcus, son Michael, daughter Hannah

Professional Development: State of Georgia licensed residential contractor, 8D Problem Solving, Implementation of ISO 9000, Coaching and Leadership Skills, Electrical Power Transmission 1&2, Development Program for Self-Directed Team Coaches, Systematic Problem Solving, Leading and Managing at the Cutting Edge, Lock Out- Tag Out Training, Grinding Principles & Practice, Air Compressor Systems and Applications

Experience:

2005 – Present Starling Construction: Owner:

Wide range of residential and commercial services, General construction, commercial and residential remodeling, Additions, Renovations, Custom buildings/ Custom homes, Installing metal building

1993 – 2005 Stanadyne Automotive: Technical Specialist:

General duties include support of the Manufacturing process{es} and / or machine setter’s operators on the complexity of the machine operations. Support the introduction of new machinery and systems. Specific duties included: Assist in the training on the complexity of machine operation and setup; Work with outside representatives in evaluating machine problems and the introduction of new machinery; Instruct company repair maintenance personnel on the repair of new equipment and support systems; Support manufacturing engineering personal on the introduction of new processes, procedures, and tooling improvements. Make recommendations on tooling and equipment to improve the manufacturing process. Lead the Fast Response Team for intermediate or short-term fixes of any customer concerns related to products from the manufacturing division. Determine the applicability of processes that must changed to meet the customer concern; if there are long term processes that must be changed. Respond to customer with the 7D or 8D report to assure the customer those changes to the process have been completed to their satisfaction.

1992 – 1993 Stanadyne Automotive : Maintenance Supervisor:

Supervised all in-house manufacturing and building maintenance personnel. Responsible for the upkeep on all manufacturing equipment within the company, and for all building assets at this location.

1989 – 1992 Stanadyne Automotive : General Foreman:

Responsible for the final assembly, packaging and Shipping for all the manufactured products. We were running 25,000 a day for Chrysler L/H, 20,000 a day for Ford, 18,000 a day For Chrysler mini lash and 90,000 a day after market H.I.

1987 – 1989 Stanadyne Automotive : Production Supervisor:

Line Supervisor for lines that assembled Hydraulic valve lifters. These lines led the other production lines in all phases of production. We were running at 80% up time and 90% good through put.

1986 – 1987 Stanadyne Automotive : Plant Maintenance:

Responsible for repair of all the manufacturing machinery within the plant. Helped with the set up of the manufacturing machinery. Worked on Heald I.D. grinders, Cincinnati O.D. grinders, Bodine and Kingsbury assembly machines.

1985 – 1986 Mangham Construction Company: Millwright and Ironworker Superintendent: In charge of Ironworkers on project in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. We built a new two story building with a lookout tower for the U.S. Navy

1985 – 1985 BE&K Construction: Precision Millwright:

Six month shutdown we rebuilt the paper machine at International Paper mill in Mobile, AL.

1985 – 1985 APTCO Constructors: Precision Millwright:

Installed three new water turbines for power at Jackson Bluff Dam Tallahassee, Fl.

1984 – 1985 Ironwood Construction: General Foreman:

In charge of all crafts for projects at two dirt mining plants

1983 – 1984 Mangham Construction Company: Foreman:

In charge of Ironworkers and millwrights on new addition for Engelhart Minerals

1983 – 1983 Noram Constructors: Ironworker, Millwright:

Installed towers and conveyors for General Portland cement in Tampa, Fl.

1982 – 1983 Cimarron Construction Co.: Ironworker, Millwright:

We were doing additions to the building and setting up new equipment for Oil-dry minerals and Floridin dirt mines.

1979 – 1982 W.G. Davis Construction: Millwright:

Millwright apprentice thru local 903 working at paper mills, feed mills, power plants, and dirt mines thru-out the southeast.

References: Provided upon request.

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