David Fortney

*** *. **** **.

Springfield, Mo. *5802

HM: 417-***-****

CL: 417-***-****

abj3qr@r.postjobfree.com

SUMMARY:

Over 17 years combination experience as a Maintenance Mechanic for U.S.

Naval ships, 3 manufacturing

plants and and 2 major hospital powerhouses. I have managed and performed

daily operations in accordance with established policies, procedures,

regulations, and technical manuals. I have been responsible for the

maintenance, repair and operation of plant equipment in the support of

production for manufacturing companies ensuring minimal loss of product and

to minimize downtime to ensure profit margins. Responsible for the safe

and efficient operation of equipment in support of the mission of parent

companies.

SKILLS:

Mig/Stick Welding Water Chemistry Analysis Maintenance

Logic Circuitry Multi-meter/Amp-meter

Troubleshooting

AC/DC Motors Drill Press

Gas(acetylene)Tools

General Shop AC/R Recovery Units

EXPERIENCE

Mar 2008-May 2010: Unicco Service Co., Carlisle Power Transmission,

Springfield Mo.

Facilities Maint. Mechanic

Responsible for maintaining and operation of facilities boilers as a relief

boiler operator, compressors and air drying equipment, and associated

equipment and systems including (but not limited to) mechanical equipment

(pumps, compressors, heat exchangers, valves, piping, tanks, etc.), soft

water, condensate, feed water, potable water, fuel oil, natural gas, and

compressed air systems throughout the power plant and in the manufacturing

plant up to the manufacturing machinery. Also perform general maintenance

such as painting, plumbing, repairing/installing equipment and other

general duties required. Perform general use of welding, gas cutting tools,

general hand and power tools. Take log readings, lighting off and shutting

down boilers and associated equipment as required. Perform chemical test

for boiler water, condensate, and city water and treat chemically through

Chemical storage and pumping systems. Log results of test and actions

taken. Performed general HVAC responsibilities for approximately 12 months,

and performed general building maintenance for the entire complex.

Sept 2006-Mar 2008: Northrop Grumman/ Litton Interconnect

Technologies. Springfield Mo.

Facilities Maint. Mechanic

Responsible for maintaining and operation of facilities boilers, water di-

ionization pure water plant, compressors and air drying equipment, and

associated equipment and systems including (but not limited to) mechanical

equipment (pumps, compressors, heat exchangers, valves, piping, tanks,

etc.), soft water, condensate, feed water, potable water, fuel oil, natural

gas, and compressed air systems throughout the power plant and in the

manufacturing plant up to the manufacturing machinery. Also perform

general maintenance such as painting, plumbing, repairing/installing

equipment and other general duties required. Perform general use of

welding, gas cutting tools, general hand and power tools. Take log

readings, lighting off and shutting down boilers and associated equipment

as required. Perform chemical test for boiler water, condensate, and city

water and treat chemically through Chemical storage and pumping systems.

Log results of test and actions taken.

Jan 2006-Sept 2006: Trailiner Corp. & U.S.Express, Oklahoma City Ok. &

Springfield Mo.

Over The Road truck driver.

Drive Semi-tractor trailer (53'), carrying dry bulk, HAZMAT, and other

commodities across country. Making deliveries and pick ups in a safe and

timely manner following all DOT rules and regulations, keeping routine logs

and contacting company and customers for planning and route information.

David Fortney

880 S. Long Dr.

Springfield, Mo. 65802

HM: 417-***-****

CL: 417-***-****

abj3qr@r.postjobfree.com

Cont.

Sept 2002-Feb 2006: Cox Health, Springfield Mo.

General Maintenance, Boiler Room Operator/Mechanic.

Responsible for Maintaining and operation of Hospital boilers and

associated equipment and systems including (but not limited to) mechanical

equipment (pumps, compressors, heat exchangers, valves, piping, tanks,

etc.) soft water, condensate, feed water, potable water, fuel oil,

natural gas, and compressed air systems throughout the Power Plant and in

sections of the hospital. Also perform general maintenance such as

painting, plumbing, repairing/installing equipment and other general duties

required. Performed general use of welding, gas cutting tools, general

hand and power tools. Stand general watch duties as assigned., Lighting off

and shutting down boilers and associated equipment as required, under no

supervision. Performing chemical test for boiler water, condensate, and

city water and treat chemically through Chemical storage and pumping

systems. Log results of test and actions taken.

Aug 2001-Sept 2002: ST. Johns Health, Springfield Mo.

Boiler Room Operator.

Stand general watch duties per regular shift, to include taking log

readings, answering phone and dispatching personnel, lighting off and

shutting down boilers and associated equipment as required, under little or

no supervision. Assist assistant supervisor as required to make repairs

to plant systems.

June 1997-July 2001 IBC/Wonderbread Hostess Cake Bakery, Sacramento

Ca.

Maintenance Mechanic/Stationary Engineer/Production Line Mechanic.

Responsible for Maintaining and repairing associated equipment and systems.

Education/Qualification:

1. 2006 Attended 3 weeks of Trailiner Corp. Commercial Driving School

and 3 weeks OTR driving experience coast to coast, receiving CDL

class A with HAZMAT, double, triple, and tanker endorsements.

2. 2000/2001 Attended "Mechanical Electrical Technologies course 051

(Basic Machinery Systems)" and "Mechanical Electrical Technologies

course 061 (Refrigeration Systems)" at Sacramento City College-

Sacramento, Ca.

3. 1999 Attended American Institute of Baking's "Advanced Electrical

Motor Controls" course- San Francisco, Ca.

4. 1999 Attended International Union of Operating Engineers (IUOE Local

39) "Basic Air Conditioning, Refrigeration, and Heating" course-

Sacramento, Ca.

5. 1994 One week Advanced Boiler Water/ Feed Water Chemistry-USN

6. 1991 Three weeks of Quality Assurance/Inspection training-USN

7. 1990 One week Basic Gas Free Engineer School-USN

8. 1989 Twelve weeks of "Advanced Propulsion Supervisory Maintenance

School-Machinist Mate C School"-USN

9. 1986 Twelve weeks of "Basic Mechanical Engineering School-Machinist

Mate A School"-USN

10. 1984 One week of 3M Maintenance Material Management Systems-USN

Certification:

Class A CDL, with HAZMAT, Tanker, Double/Triple endorsements

EPA Universal Refrig. License

Reference: available upon request

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