Objective: To grow a career from an extensive building and engineering

background.

Building/ Engineering Experience

Beauregard Home Improvement - Putnam CT 2002-

present

Self-employed- design and build general contractor, licensed MA

construction supervisor, Lead RRP certified. Determined customer

needs, estimated and planned residential and commercial construction

services. Familiar with building codes and working with diverse

materials, while providing safe and professional results. Highlights

include: using 64ft roof trusses to successfully alter an existing

roof, and re-supporting a home that had slid off of its footings by

using steel I beams and digging new footings, and built the first floor

for "the castle in Woostock, CT".

Had multiple employees and subcontractors, organized finances using

Quick Books, solicited state municipal, residential and commercial

contracts.

John Morowski Inc. - Northbridge, MA

2000-2002

Carpenter/ Estimator- performed estimates, planning, building/

remodeling, framing, finish carpentry and painting.

Industrial Commercial Electric/ Millennium Architectural- Worcester,

MA 1998-2000

Liaison- split employment between two affiliated companies (2 days in

the field/ 3 days in the office).

I.C.E. Field Work- worked as an apprentice electrician as needed for

a 100+ employee company, maintained stock room, organized inventory,

performed minor upkeep and repairs to buildings and maintenance

garage.

Millennium Design Engineer- drew MEP Drawings (autoCad14) for

commercial projects

(i.e. Staples, Papa Gino's and Zoots Cleaners), sized HVAC units using

Lennox software as well as manual calculation methods to determine

heating and cooling loads, and duct, register and return sizing and

placement.

Science Research Laboratory - Somerville, MA

1996-1998

Hands-on Engineer- in 15 employee research and development facility.

Contributed in the design, construction and execution of varied short

term and long term projects highlights include:

X-Ray Lithography- the latest generation microchip etching

technology. Procured parts, kept inventory (Parts and Vendors

software), transformer fabrication, cooling tower and control cabinet

fabrication, PCB building, repairing and outsourcing for small batch

fabrication.

Electron Beam and UV Light Cured Resins- worked on high speed/ low

temp cure applications in adhesives and fiberglass composite resins.

Designing, building and executing test procedures, machining jigs and

fixtures, measuring/ mixing chemicals, measuring tensile fracture

strength of adhesives and plastics. Procuring test Equipment.

Microscope photography.

Beswick Engineering - Ipswich, MA; Portsmouth, NH

1994-1996

Process Engineer- for 20 employee miniature pneumatic fitting

manufacturer. Responsible for induction welding/ brazing assembly of

miniature and brass components. Designed jigs and fixtures.

Maintained machinery. Designed / built custom attachment to reduce

oxidation formed during brazing, successfully minimizing high

temperature oxidation on difficult to clean assemblies. Designed/

built custom vacuum packaging machinery to ship vibration sensitive

parts. Assisted in facility relocation, planning machinery layout and

lighting for new building.

Bailey Manufacturing - Seabrook, NH

1993-1994

Process Engineer- for 500+ employee company fabricating and painting

plastic automobile parts. Responsible for robotic and manual paint

process. Worked to optimize the paint coverage for each production

run. Tracked data from previous production runs by paint type to

determine best paint flow rate. Troubleshooting paint related issues

involving; injection molding, DI water cleaning, air born vs. paint

contaminants, and paint thickness. Diagnostic tools included dyes to

measure substrate surface tension, microscope measurements to

determine coating thickness and microscope observations to isolate

contamination source.

Also of Interest

Summer Semester Painting- Worcester, MA College

summers 1990-1992

Self-Employed - Operated and ran painting business, with up to 3

employees. Solicited work, performed estimating, office duties and

did the painting. Grossed $60,000 in three summers. Highlights

included; commercial work for Maurice the Pants Man stores,

negotiating and contracting for painting work at Worcester State

College, and subcontracting my paint crew to set scaffolding for

renovation work on the dome of the NH State Capitol building.

Old Sturbridge Village - Sturbridge, MA Weekends

2000-2005

Historical Interpreter - (Blacksmith, Carpenter, Cooper, Farmer,

musket demonstration) presented a slice of 1840's New England rural

life. Taught, demonstrated, and discussed similarities and

differences between the dawn of the manufacturing era and today.

Education

Graduate of WPI, Worcester MA; BSME 1993

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