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Location:
San Francisco, CA, 94107
Posted:
June 07, 2013

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Richard V. Durham Sr.

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**** ********** ***., ******, ** 98902

(C) 509-***-****

(P) **********@*****.***

(W) *******.******@**.***

Dear Sir or Madame'

In today's business climate, it is the forward thinking company which will

experience continued growth and success. I believe you will find very few

candidates with a level of diversity and experience such as mine-and it's

one I'd like to put to work on your behalf.

My versatile background offers you a self accountable, self managing,

adaptable, professional who requires little or no training and possesses

problem solving and communication skills to successfully complete scheduled

jobs, as well as those "last minute" projects that require that extra push

for an on time completion.

Having worked as a Supervisor, Machinist, and utilizing my Welding skills

in a variety of Manufacturing Industries, I have the background and

discipline to be the missing piece in your corporate puzzle. Currently I am

employed in Washington with GE Aviation as a Front Line Support Machinist

Supervisor, due to relocate to Texas in July 2013. I would like to talk

about how I can put these qualifications, and others summarized in the

enclosed resume' to work for you when I arrive in Texas in June. I look

forward to hearing from you and the opportunity for an interview.

Sincerely,

Richard V. Durham Sr.

Enclosure

Richard V. Durham Sr.

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CNC Machinist, LEAD, SUPERVISOR

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

. 18 Years Machining Experience in both Manual and CNC; knowledge of

machining characteristics and methods for common and exotic

engineering materials.

. Conversant in MasterCam v9., familiar with MasterCam X, Proficient

in MS Word, MS Excel

. FANUC Programming both Mill and Lathe, experienced in MAZATROL

INTEGREX 200, HAAS, Okuma

. Strong Background in Setup, Troubleshooting, Tool Selection, and

First Article Inspections

. Capable of refining set-ups and procedures while developing initial

designs into specific products, including component and tooling

designs

. Exhibits Machinist lead as well as Supervisory Level experience

. Commitment to continuous personal development aligned with current

commitments and business goals.

WORK HISTORY

December 2012 - Present GE, Aviation Division,

Yakima, WA

Front Line Support Machinist Supervisor

V Apply concepts to issues of moderate complexity, and resolve issues

through immediate action or short-term planning utilizing my

experience as a Supervisor and Leader.

V Provide total cell / group leadership in the attainment of goals with

respect to safety, quality, cost, production and compliance

V Lead cell / group to achieving goals in asset utilization, process /

manufacturing loss improvement, delivered quality, delivery and cost

reduction

V Provide total cell / group leadership to continuously improve

manufacturing, test, assembly and process for all assigned products /

processes

V Provide leadership of 19 employees to achieve asset utilization, cost

attainment, quality, delivery, budget, and manpower goals

V Provide ongoing support in scheduling resources, technical leadership

and facilitating the flow of hardware to meet customer requirements

V Provide technical, quality and production leadership to assigned Cells

/ Teams

January 2012 - December 2012 GE, Aviation Division,

Yakima, WA

CNC Vertical Mill Machinist

V Set-up, Program, Operate Mazak Integrex 200 Mill/Turn Lathe

V Operate manual Mills and Lathes, CMM Inspection Equipment

V Inspect completed parts for dimension accuracy per blue print

dimensions using GD&T

V Machine Tooling Fixtures as needed by part requirements

V Certified Operator responsible for First part and inprocess

inspections

August 2011 - January 2012 Southern Manufacturing Technologies Inc,

Tampa FL

CNC Vertical Mill Machinist

V Set-up, Operate Mori-Seiki mills in the production of aerospace

components

V Perform PM Inspections on machines as required per machine maintenance

V Build Actuator Test fixtures as required by Engineers to ensure

product operation

V Perform first part and inprocess inspections per ISO 9001 standards

Sept 2010 - August 2011 ASCENTEC Engineering, Tualatin,

Oregon

Process Improvement Lead / Assembler / Machinist

Generate new and improved machining processes in composite and exotic

materials used in PCBA tooling

V Establish process improvements reducing setup and machine time

V Provided necessary training required for ISO 9001 compliance

V Utilized 5S and KAIZAN techniques to increase production and reduce

set up times

V Managed assembly and machinist personnel in support of weekly work

levels

May 2010 - Sept 2010 R4 Inc., Camp Leatherneck, Afghanistan

Site Manager

(Active

SECRET Clearance)

V Established life support and communications thru Military Liaisons

V Provide over site and guidance as well as mentorship to assigned

personnel

V Designed Presentations and conducted briefings for Local Commanders

and Civilian Authorities

V Coordinated and documented all events associated with program

platforms and reported to the Operations Manager as well as the

Theater Lead using Excel, Word, and Power Point program support

V Performed Logistical support to include replacement parts shipment,

receiving, equipment receipt and accountability.

May 2009 - May 2010 R4 Inc., Sharana Airfield, Afghanistan

Lead Subject Matter Expert

(Active SECRET Clearance)

V Researched and Implemented alternate transportation source thru the

Unit channels to help reduce roller down time by providing a quicker

parts delivery means.

V Developed a working relation with the base TOCC to assist FSR's in

obtaining flights to outlying FOBS (space block), helping to reduce

roller down time due to flight wait times.

V Assist in the Repair and Maintenance of damaged rollers as required by

Mission Requirements and Damage level Assessments to include proper

document compilation.

V Provide operational and maintenance instruction to new FSR's IAW

approved applications and safety standards. Instruction includes the

Training of new Units arriving and currently residing.

June 2008 - May 2009 ManTech Intl' Corp, Kandahar, Afghanistan

Certified Ballistic Welder, Heavy Mechanic, Machinist

(Active SECRET Clearance)

V Fabricate and weld armor repairs for battle damaged vehicles

V Machined parts as Mission dictated in response to vehicle requirements

V Working with Field Service Reps, trouble shot recurring Vehicle

Discrepancies

V Performed Follow-Up QA Inspections on completed vehicles

November 2007 - June 2008 Lear Siegler Services, Inc. - Baghdad,

IRAQ

Welder, Machinist, Fabricator

V Retro fit Ballistic glass to STRYKER assault vehicles, increasing

safety 80%

V Machine various parts per Military / Contractor requirements

V Design, form, fit and weld armor plating for placement on Military

Escort Vehicles

V Assist TACOM Engineers in design and manufacture of prototype, model

design modifications

April 2007 - November 2007 FarWest Fabricators, Inc - Moxee, WA

Machine shop Supervisor, Programmer, Tooling Design

V Schedule part manufacture according to work load

V Assign 15 shop personnel various duties, HAAS VF series mills

V Setup machines and train new personnel in machine operation

V Assist Engineers in design and manufacture of prototypes utilizing

Vacuum Holding techniques

April 2005 - April 2007 Cub Crafters, Inc - Yakima, WA

Machine shop Lead, Programmer, Tooling Design, Welder

V Design & program part fixtures, Inspect for accuracy and continuity

V Schedule part machining per weekly work load

V Train personnel in safe and proper machine operation HAAS specific

V TIG Weld .040 thick Aluminum Fuel Cells

November 2003 - April 2005 Irwin Research & Development - Yakima, WA

CNC Mill / Turn Machinist, Programmer, Welder

V Set-up, Program, Operate Mazak Integrex 200 Mill/Turn Lathe

V Operate manual Mills and Lathes

V Inspect completed parts for dimension accuracy per blue print

dimensions

V Machine Tooling Fixtures as needed by part requirements

MILITARY PROFILE

May 1985 - June 1995 United States Air Force

Security Clearance SECRET

Aircraft Maintenance, Inspection, Assembly, Equipment Manager, Fleet

Manager

V 6 years as a KC-135 Maintenance Crew Chief, remove and replace

components, launch and recovery of Aircraft, QA Inspector

V 3 years as an Aircraft Phase Inspector, Major Isochronal inspection,

record, and repair of Aircraft discrepancies

V 1 years Aircraft Support Equipment / Vehicle Fleet Manager, responsible

for over 53 various vehicles

EDUCATION PROFILE

Community College of the Air Force - (1994)

Completed 46 Semester Hours towards an Associates Degree in Aircraft

Maintenance Technology

< Basic and Advanced Aircraft Maintenance Technology

< CFM-56 Engine Maintenance

< Tech Pubs and Equipment Maintenance

< Leadership, Supervision, Management

AIRCO Technical Institute - (1984)

Graduated an extensive 600 hr multifaceted welding course

< GTAW - Stainless, Aluminum, Steel

< GMAW - Stainless, Aluminum, Steel

< SMAW - Stainless, Aluminum, Steel

Certification - AWS Shielded Metal Arc Welding Manual, All Positions, d1.1-

81 (Houston, TX)

REFERENCES

References are available upon request.

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