Eric J. Stroud

**** ********** *****

Jenison, MI 49428

616-***-****

abg051@r.postjobfree.com

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a position that allows me to utilize my years of experience in the areas of

machining and quality. Allowing me to advance myself and my company through years of

knowledge, experience and a willingness to learn new things. I'm a team player, but also

motivated and excels at individual tasks.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

American Shear & Slitter Supply Co., Lincoln Park, MI

2/2002 - 9/2009 CNC Supervisor/Programmer

I started employment in early 2002. The general manager told me he wanted to convert

his manual machine shop into a CNC Production/Manual Jobs shop. His idea was to split

the shop in half. I purchased machines based on existing part runs and work loads. I

installed, networked and brought online each machine as we acquired it. When the

machine was ready for production, I married the machine with an operator either from the

current employee pool and trained them, or acquired them from a temp. agency

or through an ad in the newspaper. I established and documented all Standard

Operational Procedures,Engineering Specifications, Maintenance Standards/Cycles ect.

Basically I also became the company's Technical Writer. When I wasn't performing these

duties, I was converting old prints into CAD files to be converted into CAM files or

designing new parts to be prototyped to customers specifications. In 2006, The General

Manager purchased Ballard Rifle and Cartridge Co., and decided to relocate the

machining side of it from Cody Wyoming to Lincoln Park Michigan. I got all his shop setup

and in production in between mangaing daily activities at American Grinding & Machining.

• I brought 7 CNC machines online and set them up for production to include 2 CNC mills,

3 CNC turret lathes an existing waterjet, and a EDM machine.

• I setup AutoCAD, MasterCAM and Espirit to create a user friendly environment to create

CAD files and convert then into CAM files that could be sent to the machines via RS232.

• I plotted daily work duties per machine and operator in conjunction with part need and

machine availability.

• I purchased all tooling, consumables and supplies through Purchase Requisitions and

coordinated delivery and payment with our Office Manager.

• I coordinated and assisted in all machine teardowns, calibrations, certifications and

maintenance. Ensuring all phases were conducted to the highest standards.

• I dealt with the customer on a daily basis over errors in orders, rush jobs, accounts

receivable, accounts payable, new orders and engineering modifications.

• I ensured all deliveries from our facility and to our facility were on time and correct and

routed all paperwork to Office Manager and Foreman.

• I setup tooling tests with vendor representatives when machines permitted to achieve

greater profitability by obtaining superior tooling and consumables.

• I wrote all Engineering Instructions to the engineer's specifications and customers

requests. As well as wrote all Operational Procedures for all part types . Created all

Inspection Sheets, Guides and instructions.

Goodrich Aerospace, Spokane, WA

10/1998 - 11/2001 Quality Tech. II/EMT

Around the same time we went through a corporate name change, I was promoted to a

Quality Technician position posted onsite. I was replacing the sole Quality Tech. that we

had in our facility, who was returning home to the Pueblo facility. I continued micro-

structure analysis as well as destructive and nondestructive testing on carbon production

samples. I established the Calibration Dept . I purchased all consumables and tooling. I

wrote all Standard Operational Procedures, Inspection Sheets,Inspection Instructions for

the Quality Dept. with the help of many people in many places, and then routed the

paperwork to all managers to sign off on. I also organized our first AS 9000 certification at

the direction of my Quality Manager, to include audit escort with the Quality Manager and

the audit team. I became a Certified Emergency Medical Technician and established a

emergency response team at the facility with the maintenance supervisor who was already

an EMT and a member from the Pueblo team. I purchased our rescue equipment and

became certified in high-angle and confined space rescue as well. I setup and coordinated

ongoing training (OTEP) with the closest emergency response facility and ensured that we

stayed current on state requirements.

• I operated machines auch as ; pycnometers, coulometers and microscopes, to obtain

destructive and nondestructive test results and forwarded data to appropriate project

engineer and generated analyitical reports for quality documentation.

• I established the Calibration Department. I bought Inspection equipment. I sent out gold

standards to be certified with NIST. I calibrated tooling and then entered data into

GageTrack software to monitor calibration intervals.

• I coordinated tooling from furnace deck, textile mill, machine shop and the maitenence

department for calibration checks and issued certificates upon completion.

• I was assisted by Pueblo technicians and engineers in writing all quality documents

needed for production to include all machine shop inspection procedures and forms.

• I was responsible for ensuring Quality Assurance checks were performed every 6th part

and that discrepant parts were segregated from the production areas.

BF Goodrich Aerospace, Spokane, WA

3/1995 - 10/1998 Machinist III /CNC Programmer

I was hired by this employer after doing a 6 month college course for this employer. I was

hired as part of the startup team. I was responsible for setting up the CNC Department

with the help of the CNC Supervisor. I purchased all company tooling after obtaining 3

written quotes and entering data into company purchasing software.

• I was responsible for programming of all CNC machines insite.

• I was responsible for all CNC setups, modifications and adjustments to include marriage

paramaters,system loads and technical visits.

• I was responsible for ensuring a First Article Inspections was conducted prior to every

product run.

• I was responsible for all employee training on the machines, in safety meetings, Work

Keys, 5S, Lockout/Tag-out, Statistical Process Control and many others.

Stahls Specialty Company, Kingsville, MO

7/1991 - 12/1994 Machinist

Fresh out of a Machinist Certification program, I was selected to participate in Stahl's first

6-cell Makino A77 cell with robotic palletchanger. I operated, trouble-shot and performed

maintaince on the 8 machine cell.

• I was responsible for machine cell operation. Which consisted of monitoring the (CCU)

Central Control

Unit and ensuring constant production from 4 CNC mill machines and a robotic pallet

changer.

• Was responsible for First Article Part and documentaion from The Quality Dept.

certifying first article from the Zeiss CMM.

• Performed Maintainance and troubleshot when needed.

EDUCATION

Major: Metalworking Technology

Spokane Community College, WA

Certificate

Major: General Machine Shop

Spokane Community Colege, WA

Certificate

Major: General Studies

Wenatchee Valley College (North), WA

Certificate

Major: CNC Programming

Spokane Community College, WA

Certificate

CERTIFICATES AND LICENSES

EMT-B, Washington State, Reg. # 1163756

Rescue Technician - High Angle, Rescue,Gravitec Systems Inc. WA

Rescue Technician - Confined Space Rescue, Rescue,Gravitec Systems Inc. WA

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