William "Bill" Coutermash
Brighton, CO ***** **********@*******.*** (303)
SKILLS
Troubleshooting: Strong ability to listen to operator's experience with an
issue, diagnose the issue, and effectively resolve the issue through repair
either in person or by telephone,
Customer Relations: Adept in communicating during situations requiring
tactful communication with management and/or operators. Ability to listen
to customer, defuse tense issues, meet deadlines, and perform training, as
needed, with excellent results.
Time Management: Proven track record of prioritizing multiple daily service
calls, scheduling preventative maintenances for least impact on client's
machine usage, and record-keeping skills. .
Focus: Customer-focused and goal-oriented to achieve greater positive
results in a timely manner.
Guidance and Learning: With minimal supervision, accomplish tasks within
stated guidelines and on time. Able to rapidly learn procedures and
software applications.
Documentation: Prepare inventory documents, maintain service logs, record
time and expense reports.
Mechanical and electro-mechanical knowledge, AC theory, DC theory, Analog
Circuits, Digital Circuits, general circuitry, and data flow.
ACHIEVEMENTS
Significantly reduced the number of service calls and improved customer
relations and satisfaction.
Successfully improved, managed, and maintained a territory 75% larger than
any regular territory.
Accolades from Sales Personnel and Manager, and Denver District Director
for outstanding sales support.
Spectrum Advocate: Engineering liaison between the corporate engineers and
the Western region service representatives handling of escalated customer
problems with equipment, and/or staff.
System Installation Process (SIP) Primary: Sales support through
demonstrations, approval of customer materials, and training operators.
Liaison between sales staff, customer service and customers. Reviewed
customers' applications to meet manufacturing/engineering equipment
specifications. Advised sales staff of corrections when materials were not
within specified guidelines, visited customers' locations.
Council of Personnel Relations (CPR) Representative: Special-trained
liaison between Field Technicians and Customer Service managers to mediate
and resolutions workplace conflicts.
AWARDS
Recognition from Sales & District Manager - SIP Process Representative of
the Year 1992
Representative of the Month-March 1998 Perfect Attendance
2006, 2005, 2004, 1997
Member of #1 Branch in the Nation - 1999, 1991, 1988 Better Idea Award
1993
Statistical Process Control Award: 1st Place F. I. S. T. Team (Find,
Investigate, Solve, Track) - 1986
EXPERIENCE
FIELD ENGINEER GIESECKE & DEVRIENT, INC., Dulles VA
2001-2009
Territory: Blackhawk and Metro Denver
. Installation and maintenance of cash processing systems at
various customers' sites.
. Provide an exceptionally high quality of customer service and
satisfaction.
. Prioritize incoming service request calls and scheduled
maintenances.
. Perform preventative maintenances and on-site training of
customers' staff.
. Adhere to customer's confidentiality, custody and control
procedures.
. Managed the inventory control of tools, parts stock,
replenishment and returns.
. Resolved escalation issues effectively and expeditiously.
FIELD PRODUCT SPECIALIST Pitney Bowes, Stamford CT
1978-2001
. Field Service, New Haven CT and Metro Denver CO 1987-2001
. Manufacturing, Various Positions, Stamford CT 1978-1987
EDUCATION
A+ Certification (Computer Technician) Geometric Tolerance and
Dimensioning
System Installation Process - Primary Pitney Bowes Very Satisfied
Customer Program
Statistical Process Control WIN XP, WORD, EXCEL
Self-directed Workforce Training Class B CDL (air brakes)
Sacred Heart University, Fairfield CT: Associates Degree, Business
Administration