GARY R. WNUK
**** ******** ***** ****: 989-***-****
Post Office Box 328
Fairview, Michigan 48621-0328 E-mail: ********@*****.***
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Seasoned Manufacturing Engineer with 20 years experience working in diverse
manufacturing and engineering environments. Demonstrated qualifications and
skills include:
. Project management, equipment and product design.
. Managing the bidding process including negotiating terms of contract.
. Driven to achieve and sustain tangible and measurable results by focusing
on cost reductions, work process improvements and applying problem-
solving techniques.
. Expert in developing standardized methodologies, organizing, analyzing
and engaging people in developing creative cost effective and safety
oriented solutions.
. Patient team player and leader with the ability to mentor and collaborate
with production and plant workers to accomplish technical, process and
work flow improvements.
SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS
. Launched customer product entailing design of equipment, wiring and
programming, preparing documents for product and laying out cell.
Product quoted at 50 parts per hour (PPH) with profit margin at 46%.
Actual running rate 70 to 75 parts per hour (PPH) and margin at 50%.
. Designed, programmed and directed re-engineered construction on automated
material loading and finished part removal system for low-pressure
molding process. Resulted in streamlined, fully integrated machine
operations which reduced manual operator intervention, created integrated
process diagnostic and intervention capabilities which also allowed
flexible product design changes.
. Key design engineer on a cross-functional project team responsible for
design, layout, integration and programming of a 32-station single
product line keyed to sequenced order options. Project resulted in a
fully automated hi-tech scheduling and production system which interfaced
to final assembly plant order specifications. The process ultimately
simplified line processes.
. Programmed, debugged and directed electrical installation for liquid
nitrogen process used in blow molding operation resulting in cycle
reduction of 33%.
. Planned, designed, implemented and directed installation of critical
program control modifications for 13 injection molding presses to allow
flexibility, which was previously non-existent, in accepting part design
changes during critical model change-over. Resulted in the ability to
supply final products to assembly plants. This project was successfully
completed within very short lead-times.
. Researched, implemented and installed power factor correction measures
eliminating erratic harmonic transience in plant power distribution
system resulting in utility savings of between $5,000 and $15,000 per
month. Return-on-investment at $5,000 per month within 24 months.
GARY R. WNUK
Selected Accomplishments (Continued)
. Researched, planned and implemented dew-point dryer system for injection
molding which created consistently stable moisture level. Resulted in a
35% reduction in equipment wear, completely eliminated parts rejection
caused by moisture and created 30% savings in process electrical costs.
. Restructured controls programming for automated material handling
equipment on injection molding presses resulting in savings of 3 seconds
per cycle, reducing maintenance downtime by 21% and simplifying machine
process set-up.
. Demonstrated ability for managing the budgeting, design, bid process and
contractor selection for engineering projects including substation
installations, transformer reclamations, equipment and manufacturing
process installations and renovations.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
COOPER STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE, Fairview, Michigan 2005 - 2009
Manufacturing Engineer
H&H TUBE MANUFACTURING, Cheboygan, Michigan 2001 - 2005
Maintenance
CDI/MODERN ENGINEERING, Troy, Michigan 1987 - 2000
Controls Engineer - Area A Machining - Visteon Rawsonville Plant 2000
Controls Engineer - Area C Door Panels - Visteon Utica Trim Plant 1994
- 2000
Controls Engineer - Plant Engineering - Ford Milan Plant 1987 - 1994
TAURUS SYSTEMS, Warren, Michigan 1986 - 1987
Start-up Technician - Inducto-Heat
NEXCO, Royal Oak, Michigan 1985 - 1986
Service Engineer - GMF Robotics
Ross Technical Institute, Dearborn, Michigan 1985
Vocational Instructor - Mathematics / Electrical Theory
EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Bachelor of Applied Science, Automated Manufacturing Technology
Associates of Science, Electronics Engineering Technology
ITT Technical Institute, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Programmable Logic Controllers: Allen Bradley, Omron, Siemens and Barber
Coleman
Human Machine Interfaces: Total Control Products, Panelview and Wonderware