T. Kevin Teague

*** ****** **. *****#: 731-***-****

Selmer, Tennessee 38375 E-Mail: ac2cdg@r.postjobfree.com

Professional Objective

To work for an Aggressive Company that utilizes my skills and allows opportunities for the attainment of goals.

Professional Experience

November 2016 to Present - Praxis Industries TN

Maintenance Manager -- Lead a team of Technicians for coverage for 12 to 14 hours of operation. Implement a CMMS system for Work order, and PM tracking. Reduced overtime by 20% by staggering maintenance shifts and increased productivity. Gather Quotes for various Projects and manage the project from concept to completion. Setup a vendor and implemented an automatic / consigned stocking system for hardware, common electrical / plumbing supplies and hydraulic fittings / hoses with press and fittings. I have written up standard work for maintenance. Control Spare parts inventory. Ordering and vendor selection for various supplies needed for manufacturing repairs. Mentored the technicians, train and inspired them to create a better Team environment. Attend daily Staff Meetings, to understand production demands and issues. Attend and sometime lead the Employee Engagement meetings, to gain better employee relations and improve employee retention, as well as learn different way to engage the employees. Proactively engage with production to schedule maintenance that needs to be performed. When necessary, I jump in and lend a hand, assist technicians with troubleshooting and making repairs.

June 2015 – November 2016 – AeCom

Electrical Process Support Technician IV Lead – Duties Consist of, but not limited to the Receiving calls from Call Center and dispatching WO to appropriate Technician, troubleshooting and repair of Test Cell, Fanuc Robot, Mazak, Cincinnati Mills with Fanuc controls, and many other types of equipment used with in the Caterpillar facility our contract supports.

December 2009 – June 2015 --ATS

Maintenance Technician II- Primarily responsible for Test Cells at CAT Corinth. These duties consist of Calibrations, PM’s, as well as, troubleshooting any equipment issues. Since taking over the Test cells, we have been able to reduce trouble calls and increase production by a substantial amount. Secondary responsibilities were to assist taking trouble calls throughout the Caterpillar site. I have work experience with Fanuc Robots, Mazak, Cincinnati Mills, Ingersoll-Rand washers, G&L Mills, and many other types of equipment used at the Caterpillar facility. Predictive Maintenance duties; Vibratory Analysis, Thermal Scanning and Ultrasonic Scanning, collecting data and generating report on a simi- annual basis.

September 2003 – December 2009 – United Stainless, Inc

Maintenance Technician- Responsible for troubleshooting and maintaining computerized and programmable controlled equipment. Among these were 7 Stainless Steel Tubing Mills with support equipment, 2 Link 6800, and 4 4900 Ink Jet Printers, and Rofin Laser for welding. On the job experience with program modifications, program replacement and troubleshooting with Allen-Bradley PLC-5 and SLC 500, Electrical wiring of 110v and 480v, installation of new equipment, along with all general maintenance duties.

July 1995 – November 2001 – Applied Materials

May 2001 – November 2001- Austin, Texas

Manufacturing Engineer - Responsible for Updating drawing for manufacturability. (DMR) Defective Material Return for refurbish line and work with Materials Handling department on all return products through the (DMR) Defective Material Return process.

March 2000 – May 2001 – Austin, Texas

Project Manager – Responsible for Managing (DMR) Process and (RTS) Return to Stock Process for Building 32 Final Test. Leading the 5S Team for the building cleanroom and Safety Team for Manufacturing. Accomplishments: Reduced Variance Accounts for DMR’s from $1.8 million to under $100k. Reduced RTS Materials variances from 200 + items to under 30 items.

December 1997 – March 2000 – Austin, Texas

Factory Product Support Engineer – Responsible for Technical Support for Manufacturing and being Divisional Representative for Manufacturing. Duties included: Divisional Representative for all Zero Defect Control and Cycle Time Reduction projects to ensure all Field found issues were addressed and evaluated value add of projects. Assisted Project Managers as Technical Advisor with Critical Customer Source Inspections and Configuration Issues. Core Team Member for two Installation and Warranty Steering Committee Projects. Gather and distribute technical information to the appropriate personnel for New Products, and Field Issues. Support Manufacturing Engineering organization with Cycle Time Reduction efforts and Implementation of Red Book. Rewrite the Tier I Start up procedure with the help of LSO Group and Field Inputs. Worked with the field on Start up Non-conformances to resolve them in a timely manner.

July 1995 – December 1997 – Dallas, Texas / Orlando, Florida

Customer Engineer – Responsible for Start up, Maintaining and Troubleshooting Simi- Conductor Processing Equipment on Customer Sites. Systems Champion on 5500, 5200 and P5000 Applied Materials Mainframes for Start up and assisted three other 5500, one 5200, and one P5000 Start ups. Also, Assisted with WXZ Chamber retrofits. Assisted Total Product Support Engineers with numerous WXZ problem systems in Florida, Maine, Texas and Belgium. Primary Shift coverage for Etch, DCVD, PVD and MCVD on various contracts. Assisted customer with site preparations prior to system arrival. Worked in 5500 PVD Final test for 5 weeks and 4 weeks Final Test to expedite first 2 5500’s for Twinstar.

October 1993 – July 1995 – Purodenso – Jackson, Tennessee

Maintenance Technician B – Responsible for maintaining and troubleshooting computerized and programmable controlled equipment. Among these were 12 each 150 ton plastic injection molding presses and 8 each 550 ton plastic injection molding presses, as well as all of the production inspection equipment. On the job experience with program modifications, program replacement and troubleshooting with Allen-Bradley PLC-2, PLC-5, Slc-150, SLC-500 and Mitsubishi F1 Series and A Series programmable controllers. Electrical wiring of 110v, 220v and 480v, along with all general Maintenance duties.

Education

RETS Electronic Institute- Louisville, Kentucky

Associate Degree in Electronic Engineering technology- 1987

McNairy Central High School- Selmer, Tennessee

Diploma awarded- 1984

Selective Professional Training

A&D iTest Software – 2010 6 Sigma DMAIC Green Belt -- 2014

Mazak VTC Maintenance – 2014 Fanoc CNC -- 2015

ECO Writing – 2000 Project Managing – Project Managers -1998

Fracus NC Analysis – 1998 Managing Safety at Applied – 1998

MM3000 Part 1 – 1998 ECO Process & Control - 1998

HDP CVD Chamber II, III – 1997 DCVD Chambers II,III – 1997

Etch Chambers II,III – 1997 P-5000 Systems I,II,III – 1997

PVD Basic Processing – 1996 Tungsten CVD Processing – 1996

Lotus Notes 4.0 – 1996 WXZ Chamber – 1995

Centura 5200 Mainframe I,II – 1995 Endura 5500 Systems I,II,III – 1995

Cincinnati Vista Hydraulic Maintenance- 1994 Mitsubishi Series A – 1994

Allen- Bradley SLC 500 – 1993 Varian 936 Series -1991

Basic Pneumatics Technology – 1989 Basic Hydraulic Technology – 1989

Auto Body Technician – 1984

Contact this candidate