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DOUGLAS E. HILL Sr.

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DOUGLAS HILL SR

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WORK HISTORY

2009 Dekalb Tool Eng

POSITION : Supervisor

Ensures that all tooling requirements are executed and built in a timely manner and are delivered ready for development on or before the build due date within the established budget guidelines. This includes filling out and submitting job costing of each tool made when built. Schedule the shop work accordingly to maintain short lead times so as to not delay meeting our customer deadlines

2002 - 2009 Stamp Industries Bryan Ohio

POSITION: Welding tech

Identify opportunities for improvement, prioritize process improvements on the floor, and carried out start to finishes, designing weld fixture and machines, ordering necessary parts for equipment, weld set up sheets, weld Sch, checking fixture, Pm sheets for all welders and equipment, robot and resistance weld training.

1998 – 2002 Midwest Stamping Edgerton Ohio

POSITION: Maintenance Supervisor

Responsibilities troubleshooting resistance welder and robot welders, Plc 500 / 501, Robots, feeders, fixture, checking fixtures, fabricating, machine buy offs, continuous improvements, problem solving on machines. Setting up new machines. Electrical work 120 volt And 480 volt as well as grounds care, snow removal Pipe fitting, PVC piping, Copper

Pipe,

1992 – 1998 Nemco food Equipment Hicksville Ohio

POSITION: Production Supervisor

Responsibilities included sheet metal fabrication, tig welding mig welding arc welding, spot welding, lathe and mill work, Designing, blueprints, tooling die repair and fixture building and repair, sheet metal brake press, turret lathes, ordering materials customers scheduling, improving process, cost savings.

1983 – 1992 Superior Welding and Machine Angola Ind.

POSITION: Machinist and Fabricator

Fabricator, welding, tig, mig, arc, resistance, repairing industrial machinery, engine lathes, mills, grinders, saws, drills, designing fixtures, tooling. Dies, small and large engine repair, read micrometers, calipers, comparators, blue prints.

CONTINUOUS DEVELOPMENT:

1993 Supervision Classes Nemco

2001 Allen Bradley Classes Northwest State

1999 Auto Cad 2000 Northwest State

1998 Fanuc Robot Classes Lincoln Electric

2000 Resistance welding Classes Banner Welding

2000 Nachi Robot Classes Michigan State

2004 Panasonic Robot Classes Panasonic

2007 Robot Weld Integration Training Hobart Institute

EDUCATION:

High School Diploma

Mechanical Engineering

DESIRED SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE

Working knowledge of robotics and designing for automation.

Knowledge of gas metal arc welding and resistance welding

Problem solving and working in a team environment.

Support new launch product lines and running changes.

Communication skills

Developing factory layouts.

Designing weld fixtures and tooling

REFERENCES:

Available upon request

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