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Richard E. Davis, PE
O bjective
A position as a controls engineer where I can use my experience and education to contribute to
solving varying automation problems.
E xperience
12/17/84 – 03/05/09 Process Equipment Company Tipp City, OH
C ontrols Engineer
Designed, programmed and debugged completed industrial automation systems
PLC programming of various industrial machines involving hydraulics, pneumatics, servo
motors, variable speed drives, Ethernet, DeviceNet, ControlNet, RIO, DH+. PLC’s used: AB
ControlLogix, SLC500, PLC5, PLC3, PLC2, Mitsubishi, Modicon, Siemens
CNC Programming of GE Fanuc Series 15B PMC NB Ladder Interface, Mill G Code Part
Programming
Robot programming for material handling, spot welding, robotic vision and trade show machines
using Fanuc, ABB, Denso, Adept, Kuka Robots
HMI programming for interface to various machines using AB RSView, PanelView Plus,
PanelView, Pro-Face, Mitsubishi
Designed and programmed a spot welding system consisting of 16 Miyachi Unitek spot welders,
9 Allen-Bradley PowerFlex 700 AC drives, 9 Allen-Bradley Kinetix 6000 servo drives, several
Parker pneumatic valve banks with Allen-Bradley RIO interfaces and several Allen-Bradley
distributed IO manifolds. Software for programming was RSLogix 5000.
Designed and programmed a laser welding system consisting of a Rofin-Sinar HF6000 laser,
Allen-Bradley 1394 Servo drives controlling 4 conveyors, Allen-Bradley S-Class controller
controlling 2 linear servo motors, stepper drives controlling seam following systems and a stepper
drive controlling automatic width adjustment. PLC was an Allen-Bradley SLC 5/04.
03/05/84 – 12/14/84 Fabrication Specialities Dayton, OH
C ontrols E ngineer
Interfaced robots to various positioning tables
Tested positioning systems before shipment to customers
11/14/83 – 03/02/84 Production Design Services, Inc. Dayton, OH
C ontrols Engineer
Contract at Cincinnati Milacron creating electrical drawings for interfacing robots to various
equipment
02/01/72 – 10/13/83 Enpo-Cornell Pump Company Piqua, OH
D esign Engineer
Designed underground pump stations including electrical controls, piping layouts and structural
housings
Tested completed pumping stations before shipment to customers
Startup assistance for customers onsite
5032 Angelita Ave., Huber Heights, OH 45424-2705 937-***-**** ************@***.**.***
Richard E. Davis, PE
E ducation
1968-1971 Wright State University Dayton, OH
B achelor of Science in Systems Engineering
1965-1968 Sinclair Community College Dayton, OH
A ssociates of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology
S pecialized Training
February 2009 – Ethernet IP, Rexel Electric
November 2008 – Lock Out Tag Out Compliance, PECO
October 2008 – RSLogix 5000 Level 3: Project Development, Rockwell Automation
April 2008 – Integrated Architecture on Tour, Rockwell Automation
August 2007 – IRC5 Basic Programming, ABB Robotics
June 2007 – S7 TIA Programming 1, Siemens Energy & Automation, Inc.
April 2007 – Emergency Procedure, PECO
November 2006 – UL508A Seminar, Rexel Electric
August 2002 – Field Service Authorized Lockout, PECO
July 2002 – Electrical Safety, PECO
April 2002 – Emergency Response, PECO
February 2002 – TOC Project Management Training
May 2001 – Personal Protective Equipment, PECO
January 1999 – Controls Engineering Training, PECO
August 1997 – Continuous Improvement Workshop, Chrysler Kokomo Transmission Plant
February 1997 – Introduction to AXIMA Seminar, Emerson Motion Control
February 1997 – GML for the IMC-S Class Motion Control School, Rockwell Automation
December 1996 – Reliability and Maintainability Engineering Workshop, AIM Center
May 1996 – Series 15B Maintenance, GE Fanuc Automation
May 1996 – PMC NB Ladder Interface, GE Fanuc Automation
May 1996 – Mill G Code Part Programming, GE Fanuc Automation
May 1996 – Digital Servo Maintenance, GE Fanuc Automation
April 1996 – MS Project 4.0 – Advanced, KnowledgeLink
April 1996 – MS Project 4.0 – Beginning, KnowledgeLink
April 1995 – Data Communications for Instrumentation and Control, IDC
1995 – Team Spirit Workshop
February 1994 – AutoLISP Fundamentals, Sarcom Educational Services
February 1992 – Motion Control Seminar, Cincinnati Belting & Transmission Co.
1988 – VAL-II Programming Course, Part I, Adept Technology Incorporated
P rofessional
Registered Professional Engineer, State of Ohio since 1978
A ctivities
Member of Huber Heights Church of God handbell choir, wind ensemble and 2 & 3 year old
teacher
Volunteer with Hands On Disaster Response in Cedar Rapids, IA project – September 2008
Adjunct Faculty at Sinclair Community College teaching TPP Robot programming and Robotics
in Computer Integrated Manufacturing