DON BOYD
Englewood, Ohio ****2
******@*******.***
SUMMARY
A motivated Controls Engineer with experience in electrical designs for a large TS11649 and ISO14000
certified corporation. Highly successful in improving operational effectiveness and troubleshooting
machine problems.
• RSLogix 500 (slc500 & Micrologix PLCs) Panelbuilder (panelview 550 & 1200)
• RSLogix 5 (PLC5) Proface Prodesigner (Proface)
• DOS-based ICOM (PLC2 & SLC 150) Autocad 2005 (elect. & plumbing dwgs)
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Delphi Corporation, Dayton, Ohio 1975 – 2009
Senior Electrical Machine Controls Engineer 1985 – 2009
Responsible for providing machine controls factory floor support, specifying types of programmable
controls and operator interfaces to incorporate, and updating electrical and plumbing schematics using
AutoCad.
• Supervised electrical and plumbing installation of new insert-prep machines for motor mount
inserts resulting in a $ 2 million savings.
• Managed the complete rebuild of motor mount primers with new tanks and controls resulting in
increased operation availability of 30%.
• Downsized 3 hydraulic mount 16-station robot lines to U-shaped hydraulic mount cells reducing
maintenance downtime and increasing through-put 18%.
• Installed safety light curtains and barriers on 8 MTS test machines to prevent the operator from
pinched fingers when adjusting part in fixture.
Electrical Machine Controls Engineer 1975 – 1985
Responsible for providing machine controls support to various product lines and managing resources to
solve machine downtime problems and sometimes resulting in new design of relay, contactor, and motor
starter circuits for operational improvements. Updates of electrical and plumbing schematics using
drafting tools.
• Participated in installation of a PLC system to meter the cycling of welders to prevent 480V bus
system power overloading resulting in 20% reduced downtime.
• Supervised contract resources for electrical and plumbing complete rebuild of vehicle
weatherstrip molding lines for variable speed control resulting in 40% increase in volume.
• Designed relay system for new car and truck weatherstrip Extrusion line with microwave heat for
a 30% reduced maintenance downtime.
EDUCATION
University of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio
Bachelor of Technology in Electronics Engineering Technology
Sinclair Community College, Dayton, Ohio
Associates Degree in Electronics Engineering Technology
MILITARY
United States Army, E4 Active Duty