Resume Thomas R Pevlor

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Scottsburg, Indiana

812-***-****

abguav@r.postjobfree.com

Objective: Seeking a fulltime, overtime, position as a Toolmaker Machinist, Calibration Technician or

Machinist

Experience: Sunshine Holler Enterprises Scottsburg, Indiana

Owner 8/2008 to Present

Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia

Mechanical Engineering Technician, Optical Instrument 6/1996 to 7/2008

Repairer, Industrial Engineering Technician

Beginning duties were in the mechanical calibration lab. Calibrated all manor of mechanical and physical

measuring devices and instruments such as, but not limited to, micrometers, calipers, thermometers, dead

weight testers, torque wrenches, etc. Moved into optics shop. Removed, overhauled, calibrated, and

reinstalled optical instruments from Marine Corps heavy equipment. Promoted into management as an

Industrial Engineering Technician. Managed the program which overhauled the Light Armored Vehicle.

Naval Surface Warfare Center Louisville Kentucky

Machinist, Tool and Die maker, Mechanical 6/1980 to 06/1996

Engineering Technician (Mechanical/Physical

Calibration)

Hired in at machinist level into turret lathe section, small machining department. Promoted eight months

later to Tool and Diemaker 3/1987. Duties of Toolmaker consisted of bench work, machining of

components for tools, jigs, dies, and fixtures using various machine shop machines such as, but not limited

to, mills, lathes, grinders, shapers, boring mills, jig borers, etc. Promoted to Mechanical Engineering

Technician into the Mechanical Calibration Lab. Calibrated all manor of complex measuring devices and

instruments such as, but not limited to, micrometers, calipers, thermometers, dead weight testers,

pressure devices, torque wrenches, load cells, etc.

American Standard Louisville Kentucky

Tool and Die maker 1/1978 to 6/1980

Machined carbide tipped cutting tools for use in automatic screw machines beginning with bar stock. Cut

flutes and carbide insert beds into flutes, silver soldered carbide into beds and delivered to grind section

for sharpening. Worked with vertical shapers, milling machines, lathes. Made replacement parts for plant

machinery as required.

Repaired and refurbished plant equipment.

Precision Automation, Co. (now called PACO) Clarksville, Indiana

Machinist 5/1976 to 1/1978

Job shop machinist. Machined parts for production machinery and devices using milling machines, lathes,

grinders, drill presses, etc.

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Education and Training:

North Harrison School Corp, Ramsey Indiana; High School Diploma 1965

General Electric Co Tool and Diemaker Apprentice Program Fort Wayne Indiana 1970 to1974

Trained 6800 shop hours on machine shop equipment such as band saws, lathes, turret lathes, horizontal

mills, vertical mills, surface grinders, hydraulic presses, etc. 2496 hours classroom instruction concerning

shop theory, shop planning, machining practice, safety, metals, heat treating, plating, attitude, speeds and

feeds, chip control, cutting fluids, carbide cutter use, etc. Farmed out to Tool and Die shop and also to

Hermetic Motor shop and Heat Treat shop.

Department of Defense 6/1980 to 7/2008

Mechanical Calibration Course, Oxygen Calibration course plus 18 varied training courses with additional

total of 444 credit hours.

Darton Community College Albany, Georgia

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer 2000 to 2002

Performance, Special Duty, and Beneficial Suggestion Awards:

Suggestion Cash award May 1984

Performance Award May 1988

Performance Award Feb 1990

Performance Award

Special Act or Service Award Oct 1990

Performance Award Mar 1991

Performance Award Apr 1992

Performance Award May 1993

Performance Award May 1994

Performance Award April 1995

Performance Award April 1996

Performance Award May 1998

Special Act or Service Award Sept 2000 (Commendation for Outstanding Duty)

Time Off Award September 2000

Individual Cash Award May 2001

Individual Cash Award Nov 2004

Individual Cash Award May 2005

Beneficial Suggestion Award $4004 Oct 2002 which saved $840,000 for the Marine Corps in its

first year in place

Beneficial Suggestion Award $10,000 Aug 2005 saved the Air Force $1.3 million the first year

in place

References:

James P Williams, Supervisor, Optics shop, Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, GA 229-***-****

William G Schreiner, Supervisor Test Lab, Marine corps Logistics Base, Albany, GA 229-***-****

Steve Prewett, Electrical Engineering Technician, Marine Corps Logistics Base, Albany, GA 229 639-

5301(Ask for Steve’s new number)

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