Maintenance Training

Joseph A. Winkler

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South English, IA.

Home Phone 319-***-****

OBJECTIVE: Seeking a Management position with a company that realizes

the importance of teamwork and dedication. A company where I can

invest all my efforts in, help grow and some day retire from.

EXPERIENCE:

Jan. 2007 to Williamsburg Mfg. Williamsburg, IA.

Present Maintenance Manager

Manage the Maintenance Department of an Auto Parts

manufacturing facility.

A subsidiary of MAGNA International. Maintain KPIs, annual

budget and Continuous

Improvements. Manage 3 supervisors, over 20 skilled tradesmen

and all Departmental

Resources in a highly automated, Press, Welding and Assembly

Plant. Experienced in

Lean Manufacturing, TPS and Equipment Reliability/OA.

. Maintain a training matrix, schedule and administer training.

. Develop and maintain preventive and predictive maintenance

system.

. Deliver and enforce Safety training and compliance.

. Build Team Work atmosphere and promote production/maintenance

partnership.

. Manage the Lean Manufacturing (TPS) system as it applies to

the Department.

Dec 2004 to Williamsburg Mfg. Williamsburg, IA.

Dec 2006 Maintenance Shift Leader

Supervise approximately 8 skilled tradesmen on 2nd shift in a

state of the art highly

automated Auto Parts Assembly Plant. Encompassing 12 presses,

over 150 robots

numerous weld controllers, high-speed conveyors, a paint

facility and much more.

. Maintain payroll and attendance systems.

. Directly supervise workforce to effect corrective and

preventive maintenance

. Schedule manpower and resources to accomplish maintenance

goals during annual shutdown.

. Deliver safety, environmental and Hazmat training.

. Strictly enforce all company procedures and rules.

Oct 2000 to Mitsubishi Motors of North America Normal, IL.

Sept. 2004 Production Maintenance Group Leader, Body Shop

Supervise over 20 Skilled Tradesmen on my shift, to maintain

production equipment in an Automotive Assembly Plant. We produce

five models down one line so uptime and quick casualty recovery

are a must. My four peers and I are also responsible for

preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance of all Body

Shop equipment.

1. Directly responsible for over 600 Fanuc Robots.

2. Perform Supervisory tasks as listed in previous position.

3. Schedule manpower and resources to fulfill maintenance

requirements during annual shutdowns.

4. Direct workforce during equipment casualties to resume

production as soon as safely possible.

Aug 1999 to Meridian Automotive Sys. Inc. Centralia, IL.

Oct 2000 Maintenance Supervisor

Responsible on my shift for the preventive, predictive and

corrective maintenance of all major manufacturing equipment in a

modern fiberglass truck and automotive parts manufacturing

facility that employees over 1200 people.

5. Directly supervise over 30Millwrights, Electricians and

Facility Support Personnel.

6. Assign tasks, monitor job status, order replacement parts and

ensure accurate turnover communications.

7. Maintain logs, attendance records, pay and personnel files.

8. Oversee specialty tools and overtime requirements.

9. Responsible for Facility Maintenance of entire plant.

10. Reduced Equipment Downtime 20% by quicker fault diagnostics

and improved preventive maintenance procedures

Jun 1993 to Rockwell International Inc. Centralia, IL.

Aug 1999 Journeyman Industrial Electrician

Responsible for the performance of predictive, preventive and

corrective maintenance on the following equipment:

11. ABB and FANUC Robots, including programming.

12. CNC Machines, including programming.

13. PLCs, Allen Bradley, Modicon and others.

14. Hydraulic Compression Molding presses 1500-4000 ton.

15. Variable Speed Drives, Ovens, Cooling Towers, Compressors,

120, 277 and 480 volt Power Distribution and Lighting,

Pneumatic Controls, Hydraulics and Welding.

Nov 1981 to United States Navy, Various stations around the world

Dec 1992 Electronics Technician First Class

Various job assignments as listed below:

16. Work Centers Supervisor, supervised 20 technicians in three

work centers.

17. Course Supervisor, supervised six instructors and 30 students

annually for a six-month course in advanced electronics and

communications.

18. Communications Watch Officer/Shift Supervisor, NATO satellite

ground terminal. Keflavik, Iceland

19. Electronics Technician, Naval Air Station, Sherman Field.

EDUCATION:

Oct 1990 Washington State University, formerly City University, Belvue,

Washington

Associate of Science, Electronics Engineering

Additional Education:

1982 to 2000

20. Numerous vendor schools: ABB and Fanuc Robotics, A/B PLCs,

Oil Gear Fluid Power Control, Williams and White Presses, A/B

CNC, ARO, Pneumatics, and more

21. Leadership Development for Supervisors

1991

22. Training Materials Development 1990

23. Basic Instructor Training 1988

24. Anti-Submarine Communications Maintenance 1988

25. Preventive Maintenance Management 1986

26. Ford Aerospace Satellite Maintenance Tech. Cert. 1986

27. Advanced Electronics Technician Training 1983

28. Radar and Communications Technology 1982

29. Basic Electricity and Electronics 1982

Personal Achievements:

30. Certified Journeyman Electrician

31. Certified Ford Aerospace Satellite Technician

32. Certified Master Training Specialist

33. Designated Point of Light # 466 of former President Bush's

1000 Points of Light

34. Clearances Held: CTS and Secret

REFERENCES: Available upon request

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