Maintenance Manager
Resume:
Jeffrey Webb
Acworth,Ga. 30102
**********@*****.***
Summary: Seeking employment in industrial machinery maintenance that will
allow me to apply my 25+ years of experience in this field.
Qualifications:
• Multicraft capabilities
• Broad technical knowledge
• Management, project, and procurement experience
• Excellent troubleshooting abilities
• Strong preventive maintenance background
• Production support oriented
-Mechanical -Hydraulic
-Millwright -Pneumatic
-Electrical -Machine tool
-Controls -Welding
-PLC -Fabrication
-Computer
Employment History
Employer: Georgia Carpet Processing
Business: Fiber recovery from postconsumer carpeting
Address: 94 Milton Ave.
Atlanta, Ga. 30315
Phone: 404-***-****
Dates of employment: 6/97 - 7/09
Reason for leaving: company closing
Position: Maintenance manager
Supervisor: Kent Singleton (Plant manager)
Salary: $50k/yr
Duties:
As sole maintenance tech, duties included maintenance and repair
of carpet sorting and fiber recovery equipment, including 125hp
Vecoplan shredder, 200hp Retech grinder, 500 hp Buffalo
hammermill, Lummus rotating baler, and support equipment such as
blowers, screeners, augers, belt and trolley conveyors, skid steer
loaders and general faclity maintenance.
Highlights:
Planned and executed several major and many minor process
reconfigurations, utilizing 3D Intellicad for layouts. Specified and
purchased new machinery. Instructed contractors in planning and
installation phases.
Converted all plant controls to PLC, utilizing four AB SLC 5/04s
centrally controlled from a AB Panelview 1400 touchscreen, and
including several AB VFDs for process rate control.
Designed and installed a carpet sorting conveyor based on Jervis
Webb trolley conveyor, incorporating a Bruker NIR spectrometer for
carpet scanning and a AB Micrologix 1200 for line control. Custom
built clamps to hold product to the trolley line and pneumatic
controlled skibar releases to drop product according to spectrometer
results.
Employer: Amitech, Inc.
Business: Contract plastic injection molding
Address: 1040 Cobb Industrial Way
Marietta, Ga.
Phone: 770-***-****
Dates of employment: 5/96 - 6/97
Reason for leaving: wages
Position: maintenance tech
Supervisor: Steve Long
Wage: $16.00/hr
Duties:
Maintain and repair 30-200 ton injection presses (Hitachi, Cincinnati-
Milacron, Husky), associated robotic parts handlers, support
equipment including chillers, granulators, driers, and vacuum feed
systems. Design and fabricate workstations.
Highlights:
Convinced moldmakers to trust me to use their machine shop. I was
the only person in the plant with such permission.
Assisted in the design and personally fabricated a four station
indexing rotating table for printing of a particular product. Tolerances
for positioning at each index were .002" in all 3 axes.
Fabricated many pickups for robotic arms utilizing vacuum and
pincers, some with 2 or 3 axis movement.
Employer: Edwards Baking Co.
Business: Finished pies packaged whole or sliced
Address: 1 Lemon Lane
Atlanta, Ga.
Phone: 404-***-****
Dates of employment: 9/89 - 5/96
Reason for leaving: disagreement
Position: Shift lead maintenance tech
Supervisor: Norman Brookshire
Wage: $10.50/hr - $17.62/hr
Duties:
Maintain, setup and repair processing and packaging equipment,
both on production shifts and down shifts. Always ensure safe and
sanitary practices. On production shifts, ensure proper machine
operation, assist line operator in maintaining quality standards and
identify needed repairs. On down shifts, identify and execute needed
repairs, changeover/setup lines for following day's production.
Processing equipment included mixing and batching stations,
continuous and indexing production lines, conveyor ovens, wire
conveyors, spiral conveyors, and palletizing/depalletizing stations.
Packaging equipment included tabletop conveyors, cartoners for
whole or sliced product, cellophane packaging line, shrink wrap
packaging line, case erector/packers, inkjet printers, metal detectors,
checkweighers, belt conveyors, palletizers.
Highlights:
Redesigned and fabricated different tabletop conveyor drives to
reduce crashes.
Redesigned an oven infeed conveyor system to increase throughput
by over 20%.
Accompanied plant engineers to Holland for inspection of a new
processing line before delivery. Made suggestions which were
implemented before machine was delivered.
Employer: Sewell Plastics
Business: Plastic blow molding
Address: Norcross, Ga.
Dates of employment: 3/89 - 9/89
Reason for leaving: plant closed
Position: maintenance mechanic
Employer: Peachtree Windows and Doors
Business: Forming and assembly of metal, composite and glass
products
Address: Norcross, Ga.
Dates of employment: 1/88 - 3/89
Reason for leaving: Housing market slowdown, layoff expected
Position: maintenance mechanic
Employer: Up-Right, Inc.
Business: Sales and rental lift machines
Address: Atlanta, Ga.
Dates of employment: 6/87 - 1/88
Reason for leaving: wages
Position: Road service
Employer: All-American Gourmet
Business: Frozen dinners
Address: Atlanta, Ga.
Dates of employment: 9/86 - 6/87
Reason for leaving: fired during union drive
Position: maintenance mechanic
Employer: Autolok, Inc.
Business: Manufacture of pallet rack
Address: Stone Mountain, Ga.
Dates of employment: 11/84 - 9/86
Reason for leaving: wages
Position: maintenance mechanic
Employer: Conveyor Services, Inc.
Business: Installation of conveyors and related machinery
Address: Buford, Ga.
Dates of employment: 3/84 - 12/85
Reason for leaving: got married, job was 100% travel
Position: millwright
US Navy
Boiler technician
1979-1981
Fluid Power, Inc.
New Orleans, La.
1975-1978
My father's hydraulics business.
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