Engineer Manufacturing

MARK J. OLBERDING

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MANUFACTURING ENGINEER

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

Bachelor of Science, Manufacturing Technology plus 17 years of hands-on

experience in Manufacturing

Strengths

. Excel in planning, organizing and managing projects with Shop Floor,

Engineering, Quality Control, Purchasing, NC Programming and other

internal operations

. Communicate very well with cross-cultural individuals both one-on-one and

through use of translators; can explain technical and complex data in lay

terminology

. Creative and innovative thinker; tenacious problem solver

. Strong analytical, technical, and research and development skills

. Dependable and trustworthy; integrity; strong work ethic

. Fast learner; extremely effective training and supervising others

Technical Skills

AutoCAD 14 & 2002 Project 2000

Windows XP, Outlook 2003 & Lotus Excel

Notes

J.D. Edwards (Genesis) & CMS MRP ProEngineer Wildfire 3.0

Systems CNC Machine

ProManufacturing

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Morton Metalcraft, Apex, NC - 2005 to 2009

Account Engineer since 2005. Company is a division of Morton Metalcraft

Company Morton IL, sheetmetal fabricator. Morton Metalcraft operates 5

production facilities. Total annual revenue exceeds $200M with

approximately $27M generated by Morton Metalcraft of North Carolina.

. Quote new and revised product

. Develop manufacturing instructions and routings

. Design for manufacturing using Pro/E

. Develop and maintain bills of material

. Revise, approve and track Engineering Change Orders

. Support factory personnel with manufacturability issues

. Work with customers on resolving engineering issues

. Manage special projects; transfer product internally and between

facilities

. Complete manufacturing process audits on a weekly basis

AIDA America, Dayton, OH - 1996 to 2005

Manufacturing Engineer since 1999; Manufacturing Apprentice for 3 years.

Company is division of AIDA, worldwide manufacturer of metal forming

presses. AIDA operates 9 production facilities and service centers in more

than 50 countries. Total annual revenue exceeds $300M with approximately

$70M generated by AIDA America.

. Coordinate projects with Shop Floor, Engineering, Quality Control, NC

Programming and Purchasing operations

. Identify and resolve discrepancies between Engineering drawings and

ability to machine parts as well as problems that may occur throughout

manufacturing process

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. Revise, approve and track Engineering Change Orders

. Choose most cost-effective process for acquiring parts: in-house

production or purchasing from vendors

. Recycle obsolete and discontinued fixtures, improve existing ones, and

create new fixtures to keep manufacturing process running smoothly and

costs in line

. Track parts/materials inventories, and identify recyclable/reusable items

to decrease waste and reduce expenses

. Draw fixture layouts for Ingersoll Milling Machines using AutoCAD, and

convert Pro/Engineer drawings to import into AutoCAD

. Manage capacity planning for manufacturing floor to ensure that schedules

and production quotas

are met

. Create routings (instructions) for manufacturing floor using standards,

compare actual performance to objective and make adjustments; release and

close work orders

. Completed 6-month in-depth training program at Ingersoll Machine Company:

> Became proficient in operating CNC milling machines (3.75 meter

masterhead and mastercenter milling machine with FANUC control)

> Learned machine assembly and disassembly, welding, painting and

deburring, machining, and shipping and receiving procedures

. Assembled new Ingersoll equipment received by AIDA America; debugged, ran

and tested machines; produced first machined parts for company; did

preventative maintenance

. Set up fixturing and tooling for milling machines, produced components of

metal forming presses, and purchased manufacturing supplies; e.g.,

drills, taps, mills and inserts

EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, OH

Bachelor of Science in Technology

Major: Manufacturing Technology

Wright State University, Celina, OH

Associate of Applied Science

Major: Industrial Engineering Technology

AIDA America, Dayton, OH - GD&T Training, May 1998

Parametric Technology Corporation Training, Milford, OH & Naperville, IL

Introduction to Pro/Engineer: Release 20.0, June 1999

Introduction to Pro/NC: Release 2000i, March 2000

Pro/Engineer Fundamentals of Turning: Release 2000i2, Sept. 2000

Edison State College, Piqua, OH

Pro/Engineer Core Update Training: Release 2000i2, December 2000

Pro/NC Enhancements: Release 2000i2, February 2001

New Horizons Computer Learning Center, Fairborn, OH - Microsoft Project

2000, Level 1, Sept. 2001

Belcan, Raleigh, NC

Fast Track to Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 2.0, November 2005

Design Sheetmetal Products with Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 2.0, August 2006

Deere & Company, Cary, NC

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing, Usage and Application, March 2006

Sigma Quality Management, Raleigh, NC

Six Sigma Green Belt Class, December 2007

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP

Society of Manufacturing Engineers, 1989 through 1996

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