Equipment Technician

Charles E. Winkler

PO Box *** Bingen, WA ***** 509-***-****

*********@**********.***

Objective

To work in an active, creative environment using my skills in an advantageous

way to benefit my employer’s productivity

Experience

SDS Lumber Company Bingen, WA 98605

Log Deck Operator August 1994 to February 2008

Operate and maintain log deck equipment

National Semiconductor Corporation Santa Clara, CA 95051

Senior Electronics Technician December 1975 to July 1992

Troubleshooting was often required to the component level. DVOM, Oscilloscope,

Megger, can of Freon: this was some of the equipment used to troubleshoot. I worked

on Analog, Digital, Low Voltage, High Voltage, Audio Frequency, Low Frequency,

High Frequency, RF, Plasma, Motors, Vacuum Tube, Solid State such as Transistor

and FET, Microprocessor control, PLC and Manual control. Troubleshot and repaired

all mechanical parts such as gears, drive shafts, belts, pulleys, chains, pneumatics,

hydraulic, etc. Troubleshot the gas systems used and replaced the faulty part; leak

checked and qualified the gas system before turning it back to production. The

gasses were N2, 02, H2, AsH3, HCL, PH3, B2H6, NH3, SiH4 and others. Nupro and

Solenoid valves, Filters, MFS and AFC were some of the parts repaired or replaced.

Performed preventive maintenance on all equipment. Taught my peers on all

maintenance needed on the equipment used to manufacture Semiconductor Devices.

Epitaxial Reactors, RF Generators, Ion Implanters, Evaporators, Diffusion Furnaces,

Plasma Systems and Megasonic Systems were some of the pieces of equipment

repaired and maintained. Rebuilt and modified equipment as needed, a lot of this

work was on RF Generators, Epitaxial Reactors and Diffusion Furnaces. Stuffed new

circuit boards and soldered the components. I am a quick learner and have

demonstrated that I can master a piece of equipment and then taught it to my peers

Allan Hancock Jr. College Santa Maria, CA 93454

Electronics Instructor (Part Time Nights) July 1971 to June 1975

Conducted formal evening classroom training on Allan Hancock Jr. College Electronic

courses. Developed lesson plans and measurement tests. I taught EL 10 Survey of

Electronics, EL 11 Fundamentals of Electronics, EL 22 Basic Electronics and Circuits,

EL 24 Semiconductor Physics and EL 57 FCC Commercial Licenses

United States Air Force 19 Jan1955 to 30 April 1975

Master Instructor, Master Missileman Vandenberg AFB,CA

(Operate maintain and teach missile guidance and satellite tracking equipment)

Electronics Instructor Keesler AFB, MS.

(Taught Advanced Autotracking Radar Equipment)

Automatic Tracking Radar Repairman Bitburg AFB, Germany

(Operate and Maintain all equipment used to track Matador Missiles)

Electronics Instructor Keesler AFB, MS.

(Basic Electronics, soldering and the equipment, operation and maintenance of

Automatic Tracking Radar)

Automatic Tracking Radar Repairman Edwards AFB, CA.

I was involved with moving the Tracking Radar from the van to the Space Positioning

Building. This involved all cables and equipment used by the Space Positioning

Branch to track all aircraft being tested. Operate and maintain all tracking equipment

used to track aircraft at Space Positioning Branch

Education

Allan Hancock Community College, Santa Maria, CA. and DeAnza Community

College, Cupertino, CA.

29 units of Electronics and over 80 units work for a transferable degree.

Certified as Senor Engineering Technician by The Institute for the

Certification of Engineering Technicians

Lifetime Teaching Credentials for California Community College

Master Instructor Certificate for teaching USAF electronic and technical courses.

Electronics Technology Diploma (graduated with distinction) from Cleveland

Institute of Electronics, Cleveland, IL

Over 2000 hrs. various USAF electronic and technical courses

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