Human Resources Operator
Resume:
ANDY GRAVES
PO BOX ***
HOLLY HILL, SC *****
Email- abhml9@r.postjobfree.com
Military Service; U.S. Army- Radio Communications, 1980/1983
Education:
GED; Dekalb County Community Collage
B.S Degree; Claflin University; Organizational Management
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Imagine One Technologies and Management; December 2009 - January 14 2011
Machinery Maintenance Mechanic
Repair of machinery or mechanical equipment, diagnose source of trouble,
performing repairs, ordering appropriate parts, preparing written
specifications for major repairs. Currently serving on the contract
awarded to SAIC Inc., SPAWAR (Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command
Atlantic, and the Department of Defense. Uses mechanical, electrical and
electronic skills to integrate C4I systems into Mine Resistant Ambush
Protected Vehicles (MRAP) and MRAP All Terrain Vehicles (MATV).
SKF Aero Bearings; November 2007 - May 2009; CNC Operator/Maintenance
Made ball bearing housing for military and commercial jet engines using
Minganti machinery. Setting up the spindle tools for new orders and then
downloading the program for that job order. Parts were kept in .0005
tolerances by using micrometers and calipers, and gauges. We built our own
blocks and set our own gauges.
Fruit of the Loom; May 2005 - October 2007; Logistics / Inventory control
Kept track of company material and stock through the warehouse using PKMS
software on PC's and hand held scanners. Updated inventory spreadsheets and
sent out daily e-mails on global networks.
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Eaton Aerospace; March 2004 - May 2005; CNC Operator/Maintenance
Manufactured fuel valves for aircrafts using High Density metal alloys,
using micrometers and calipers to check a finished product which is then
checked in lab for contour defects.
BellWright Industries; June 2002 - March 2004; CNC Operator/Turret Press
Operator / Maintenance
Made steering mounts for automobiles and trucks. Checked finished parts
for defects and imperfections using gauges and calipers. Produced steering
mounts for GM vehicles. Calipers were also used on the finished products.
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6 January 2011
To Whom It May Concern:
My personal recommendation for Andy Graves, he is a very dependable, honest
hard worker. Until just recently I had been Andy's supervisor for over a
year. His dedication to his job was outstanding and if you gave him a task
you did not have to worry about it being done. Not only did the task get
completed, it was done professionally and in a timely manner.
Besides being a good employee, Andy is a take-charge person who is able to
present creative ideas and communicate them to his co-workers in order to
make sure the process was done correctly and in accordance to the procedure
manual and government specifications. He has successfully teamed up with
several of our technicians to help developed several production plans that
resulted in our employees being one of the best group of technicians on the
project.
Though he was an asset to our production efforts, Andy was also
extraordinarily helpful in other areas. As an Electronic Technician I, Andy
made sure that his team of technicians was well trained and knowledgeable
of the tasks at hand.
I highly recommend Andy for employment. He is a team player and would make
a great asset to any organization.
Sincerely,
Derrick Smalls, Task Manager
843- 864-9225
SKF
March 23, 2009
To Whom It May Concern:
Mr. Andy Graves worked as machine operator at SKF Aeroengine in North
Charleston from November 11, 2007 through March 13, 2009. He was laid off
as part of a workforce reduction effort, through no fault of his own, that
was precipitated by a reduction in customer orders due to economic slow
down.
Mr. Graves was a responsible employee who worked safely and produced a high
level of quality work.
Sincerely,
David Jurkowski
Controller/Human Resources Administrator
SKF Aero Bearing Service Center
7260 Investment Dr. North Charleston, SC 2941 Tel 843-***-****. Fax 843 207-
3399. Web www.skfusa.com
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