Electrical Quality Control

My name is Robert Steepleton. I am ** years old and am a very innovative and outspoken person. I have

always been very curious as to how things worked and the energy behind it. I can remember being a child

and my curiosity causing my mischievous ways to set out on an adventure into my father’s garage to find

what I could take apart next. There was always such a satisfying feeling to me about figuring out how

things work, or being able to troubleshoot problems with anything mechanical or electrical and with my

own two hands making them work again. I still have the same feelings today it is very much an addiction

of mine. I have several hobbies with loves of creating, my first would have to be wood working. I

consider myself a master carpenter. I have an extensive tool collection from which I have fabricated

cabinetry, children's toys, and furniture. I used to have my own remodeling business where I did kitchens,

bathrooms, and creative deck building. I still have the love of woodworking, it is one of my favorites. I

have been an artist my entire life. I came to love art at age 3. According to my loving mother, I had eye

surgery and to strengthen and exercise the eye, physicians had me trace cartoon characters.From there I

just kept on drawing and became more serious with it. In my junior year of high school, I was offered an

Art Scholarship to the Chicago Art Institute. Art was my second love of creation with my mind and hands.

Music was my third love, I grew up with it and my three brothers were also into it. It was pretty loud and

crazy for my poor mother so what better choice of instrument for me than drums. I played and performed

percussion for 33 years from high school bands, to clubbing and traveling the road, opening for headliners

such as Ronnie Milslap, Ricky Van Shelton and even the late great George Jones. Even though I no longer

perform the love of music will always be with me and was fun but I wanted a career in what I loved

called troubleshooting. To create something or solve a problem with the love of learning new things, that

was for me. I had went to school to become an EMT for the Schererville Fire Dept. I did that for about

seven years. Then, while working for Joslyn Mfg. I had the opportunity to attend welding school in which

I achieved a degree in stick, mig, heli arch, torch and plasma cutting. I was able to carry this trade with

me to move on and learn more. I really enjoyed welding. It brought a lot of thoughts of art and wood

working to the job. After 12 years of using my hands of trade with IU Health, I am now currently working

for the Gary Works, United States Steel Corporation. The job is great but it is my dream and wish to

relocate to Huntington, Indiana, where I can be closer to my fiancé. If you want to contact me my cell

number is 219-***-****.

Thank you for your time,

Sincerely,

Robert Steepleton

Robert Steepleton

1116 Indiana Ave. Apt.B

Laporte, In. 46350

Cell 219-***-****

Email ********@*****.***

Profile

Currently employed at U.S. Steel as a Control Operator, Water Treatment Plant, monitoring and

maintaining water movement from water treatment plant to A, B, and C casting lines.

Consistent Engineer with over 25 years’ experience in trouble shooting electrical systems for HVAC

units, medical equipment, and manufacturing organizations, I was employed with IU health care for 12

years, I am a multi-task-oriented employee with excellent on hands learning ability. I am a well-qualified

versatile employee and willing to learn anything. I have a degree in home inspection, welding stick, mig,

Healy arc, brazing, torch cutting. I finished flat work for 4 years along with construction. I worked as a

cosmetic class A welder for Joslyn Mfg, Monon trucking, and Galbreath. My former position with IU

Health has broadened my learning abilities with plumbing and electrical, even locksmithing. I have a 4.0

average with Vincennes University, along with 14 certificates. with a focus on Mechanical Engineering. I

am very much a people person; my biggest pet peeve is lack of communication. I want people to

understand me and my understanding them; this is the best of outcomes. I always look forward to

punching in and almost hate punching out. I just love my job and I am always looking for ways to better

myself. I have never been fired from an organization and do my best to add to the value of my

contribution to any team I am joining.

Skills

Problem solver

Underground electrical systems

Performance optimization

Expertise in troubleshooting [issues]

Creative problem solving

Fluid mechanics

Product design

Electro-mechanical design

Process piping

Quality control

Mechanical drafting

Plumbing

Construction

Welding

Life safety

Blueprints

Hands on

Safety

People skills

Communication

Accomplishments

Quality Control

Saved 8% on supply costs by working closely with suppliers to ensure components met department

quality standards.

Testing, Evaluation and Analysis:

Tested equipment to ensure compliance.

Analyzed data and provided recommendations, which resulted in adoption of new cost-saving equipment.

Project Management

Supervised project production efforts to ensure projects were completed to company standards, on time

and within budget constraints.

Drafting

Prepared sheet metal fabrication drawings, modifications and commercial specification drawings in

compliance with company's drafting standards.

Customer Interface

Met with customers to help design custom entertainment centers, china cabinets, mantels and kitchen

cabinets for residential homes.

Education

Diploma, some college, De La Garza Career Center School of

Welding, Locksmithing School, Rom Bed School, Vincennes

University, focus on Mechanical. Cabinetry Schooling. Art Schooling,

Construction Schooling, Music School.

Professional Experience

February 11, 2013 to current,

U.S. Steel, Gary Works, Water Treatment Plant

Position: Steel producing, Title: Control Operator, Duties: Managing and monitoring water

movement from water treatment plant to A,B and C casting lines. Make field rounds obtaining GPM, PSI,

for several pumping stations. Understanding PLC, Ladder Logic, Schematics, reading Blue prints and

Diagrams. Able to trace out steam and water lines, perform daily back flush on very large water softener

systems. Also, checking and performing blow down on SCW, IMCW and MCW pumps.

March 2000 to December 2012

IU Health Laporte Hospital, Laporte, IN

Position: Engineering, Healthcare, Title: Property Technician, Duties:

The first and foremost priority was to provide a safe working environment to our surroundings and

employees, patients, nurses, Dr.s and staff. Spearheaded documentation of classified reports for life

safety, and work orders to be completed in an on time basis in a safe and satisfactory

environment.Managed numerous projects simultaneously within budgetary restrictions. Designed carts,

frames, doors, panels, enclosures and brackets, using Inventor and AutoCAD. Collaborated with

engineers and project managers regarding design parameters for client projects. Created mobile and

modular custom container structures for variety of applications including storage, offices and mobile labs.

Designed space plans to account for ongoing departmental growth and/or reduction. Maintained and

managed network environment including troubleshooting, filing and archiving. Prepared accurate

specifications for purchase of materials and equipment for purchasing department. Debugged and

troubleshot complex HVAC systems, lighting suites and clinics, complex plumbing systems, boilers and

domestic hot water systems, fire systems, third loop jockey pumps, roof top units. PM.s on 30, 60, and

100-ton Intellipak units. Work with prolific stats, Johnson controls, Cad HVAC ladder diagrams, adjusting

set points. Run generator test, timing systems, ERV's, ADA doors. Locksmithing, Welding, changing out

NOS and O2 bottles, medical gas. Maintain chillers, and absorbers. Check over irrigation systems and

zones. Work with vendors on job bids, oversee vendor work. Look over buildings and suites for signs of

structural damage due to storms and or age. Communicate with staff and Dr.s on upgrades, work orders,

and safety. Set up monthly meetings with property management, directors, and VP’s, maintain rehab

equipment with monthly PM's and update equipment safety stickers and log in ECD tags for completion

of monthly, quarterly, and annual PM's. Work with fire Capt. on annual building inspections, fire testing

smoke heads, heat heads, pull stations, sprinkler flow switch, maintaining emergency lighting, fire

extinguishers. In addition, elevator inspections. Set up back flow inspection testing. Water testing for

buildings on ground well water. Drew sketches to accurate scale showing relation of proposed

installations to existing facilities and exact specifications and dimensions. Inspect roofs for leaks, change

out ceiling tiles. Check AMP. Draw on electrical re-heats, and air handler motors. Communicate with

upper management on any issues that may occur in the field of the 52 buildings that I or my other

coworkers oversaw. Developed and organized records and maintenance reports for increased efficiency.

Provided consultations in construction electrical engineering for clients. Played key role in designing

future sites that resulted in a safer working environment. Debugged and repaired electronic systems to

eliminate the need of repair contractors and extended equipment life cycle, saving the company in annual

costs.

Education and Training: 1984, Lake Central H.S. St. John, In.

High School Diploma Arts, Music, Theater, Wood shop

Minor in Theater Arts, Member of rune magazine Club as art editor. Musical Academic Achievement

Award section leader sophomore and senior year also lead percussionist. Wood shop all 4 years, also was

offered an Arts Scholarship to Chicago Art Institute. Advanced coursework in Industrial Engineering

through Vincennes University with a 4.0 GPA.Coursework in Arc and MIG Welding. Certificate in

Combination Welding. Coursework in Food and Beverage Operations, repairing restaurant equipment.

Coursework in Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, Clinical Chemistry and Microbiology through IVY

Tech State College with a focus on surgical technology. Coursework in Welding Fabrication, Industrial

and Tool Manufacturing Technology and Process Technology. Welding Certificate. Coursework in

Industrial Manufacturing, Safety Engineering, Tooling Technology Manufacturing and Process

Technology. Coursework in Electrical and Industrial Engineering. EMT Certificate, EMS Driver

Certificate.

Affiliations

I have always been outgoing and willing to learn as much as I can, I have learned so much with all the

jobs that I have worked but am always willing to learn more so that I may better myself in whatever field

I may be working in. I am very much a people person and work great with others. My very first job was

raking balls in the batting cages. From there I fell into construction where I learned finishing concrete. I

was hired into the fire dept. and ambulance service. Then, started my own home remodeling business but

which got me on at Joslyn Mfg., where I worked as a laborer and got into welding school. I relocated

from there to Monon Trucking where I became a class A cosmetic welder. I also welded for Galbreath Inc.

I left to do studio work, sight reading music for up and coming country stars. After that, I decided to get

back into health care. I was there for 12 years. They offered me a lot of schooling where I have learned a

great deal. My hobbies are woodworking and art for now.

Please feel free to contact me anytime at your convenience, relocation

is not an issue for me, I am looking for a job in the Northeastern part of the state of Indiana at this time.

Thank you for your time,

Robert Steepleton

EMPLOYER # 4

GARY WORKS UNITED STATES STEEL. GARY, IN. I AM STILL CURRENTLY EMPLOYED WITH

USS. MY HOURLY WAGE IS $22.50 I WOULD ASK THAT SHOULD I BE CONSIDERED FOR

EMPLOYMENT AT SDI THAT MY CURRENT EMPLOYER NOT BE CONTACTED. DUE TO ME

BEING IN MY PROBATIONARY PERIOD.

EMPLOYER # 3

IU HEALTH LAPORTE HOSPITAL. 10007 LINCOLNWAY LAPORTE, IN. 46350. 219-***-**** I

WAS EMPLOYED WITH IU HEALTH FROM 2000 TO 2012. JOB TITLE: PROPERTY

MAINTENANCE TECH.2 DEPARTMENT: ENGINEERING SERVICES STARTING PAY: $12.56 PER.

HR. ENDING PAY: $18.98 PER. HR. JOB DUTIES: MANAGE AND MAINTAIN 52 OUTLYING

PROPERTIES. EVERYTHING THING FROM ELECTRONIC, ELECTRICAL, MOTORS AND

DRIVES, ERV'S, HVAC, BOILERS, ADA DOORS, JOHNSON CONTROLS, PROLIFIC'S, VFD'S,

LIFE SAFETY, FIRE SYSTEMS, PLUMBING, CARPENTRY, LIGHTING, REHAB EQUIPMENT.

WORK VENDORS, SCHEDULING, READING BLUE PRINTS, SCHEMATICS, PLC'S, LADDER

LOGIC. ETC... REASON FOR LEAVING WAS WE WERE DOWNSIZED. MANAGER: JOE ORTT

EMPLOYER #2

GALBREATH INC. 461 E ROSSER ROAD. WINAMAC, IN. 46996. 574-***-**** I WAS

EMPLOYED WITH GALBREATH FROM APPROXIMATELY 1991 TO 1996. JOB TITLE: CLASS A

WELDER/FABRICATOR. STARTING PAY: $14.00 PER. HR. ENDING PAY: $16.75 PER. HR. JOB

DUTIES: FABRICATION OF ROLL OFF DUMPSTERS, PAC MANS, VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL,

AND OVERHEAD WELDING, BRAZING, TORCH CUTTING, WORKING WITH HYDRAULICS.

REASON FOR LEAVING THERE WERE CUT BACKS AND LAY OFFS. FOREMAN: DAVE

GARBASON

EMPLOYER #1

VANGUARD NATIONAL TRAILER CORP. (FORMERLY MONON TRAILER MFG.) 289 EAST

WATER TOWER DR. MONON, IN. 46959. 888-***-**** I WAS EMPLOYED WITH MONON

FROM APPROXIMATELY 1989 TO 1991 JOB TITLE: CLASS A COSMETIC WELDER. STARTING

PAY: $12.50 PER. HR. ENDING PAY: $12.75 PER. HR. JOB DUTIES: FABRICATION OF SEMI

TRAILERS, READING BLUE PRINTS, WELDING, TORCH CUTTING, ASSEMBLING PARTS ON

JIGS TO WELD AND INSTALL TO FIT FOR FRAME WORK ON SEMI TRAILERS. THIS

INCLUDED VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL, AND OVERHEAD WELDING. MY REASON FOR

LEAVING WAS A HIGHER PAY SCALE. SUPERVISOR: PERRY MARKHAM

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