Technician Electrical

Oneal R. Wallace

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Charlotte, North Carolina 28269

tel: 347-***-****

email: *************@*****.***

Occupational Objective

A position in a manufacturing environment, as a maintenance or production

technician or in a technology related area.

Education and Training

Central Piedmont Community College

Completed requirements to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree

for Computer Engineering Technology in 1986.

Completed requirements to earn an Associate in Applied Science degree for

Electrical Engineering Technology in 1986.

Spartanburg Technical College

Completed requirements to earn an Associate in Engineering degree for

Electronics Engineering in 1979.

Other: Completed Spring semester 2010 at Central Piedmont Community

College. Classes completed were for machine processes, introduction to plc,

computer upgrade and repair and introduction to electricity. Currently

enrolled in the ELC 213 05 Instrumentation class.

Experience

1984-2009: Electrical maintenance technician at the Philip Morris Cabarrus

factory in Concord, N.C. My primary job was to maintain, troubleshoot and

repair the electrical and electronic controls for equipment that was used

to manufacture and package cigarettes. This included making wiring changes

to the equipment as needed, using a plc programmer for troubleshooting and

reloading programs, troubleshooting at component level to trace problems,

working with machine specialists to correct problems, taking infrared

surveys of electrical panels as a means to identify potential problems, the

use of a volt-ohm meter, the occasional use of an oscilloscope and

frequency counter, and the use of various hand tools, a power drill,

propane torch and a band saw. At various times I had to operate a forklift,

a boom lift and a 2 man Hyster lift. At this job I also gained some

mechanical maintenance knowledge. I could remove and replace gears,

sprockets, and pulleys, tension and replace drive chain and chain links and

drill and tap holes for screws.

1984: Electronics technician for American Barmag Corporation in Charlotte,

N.C. My primary job was to repair circuit boards.

1983-1984: Electronics technician for Southern Industrial Controls

(Southcon) in Charlotte, N.C. My primary job was to test and repair ac and

dc motor drives.

1979-1983: Electronics technician for Seco in Lancaster, S.C. My primary

job was to test and repair ac and dc motor drives.

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