Engineer Assistant

Timothy S. Collins

**** ******** ****** 443-***-****

Baltimore, MD 21213 *********@*****.***

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a full time Supervisory or Managerial position in Industrial, Marine or

Mechanical Engineering.

PROFESSIONAL PROFILE

• First Grade Stationary Engineer (License No. 9775) MD DLLR

• Second Assistant Engineer Steam Vessels of any horsepower

• Third Assistant Engineer Motor Vessels of any horsepower

CERTIFICATION

• • Aerosol Monitoring & Analysis, Inc. Asbestos Awareness Training B Dec

16, 2002

• • John Crane, Inc. Mechanical Seal Basics B Nov 12, 2002

• • Motor Maintenance Training B Oct 2004

• • PEVCO Systems International, Inc. B Oct 15-17, 2002

• • Universal Certification Refrigeration and Air Conditioning B May 28,

1997

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

• 1st Grade Stationary Engineer: Provided support of boiler operations; analyzing,

calibrating, inspecting and operating super heated D and M type section water

tube boilers. Operation of both automated and manually calibrated boilers,

performing repairs, welding, steam stops, valve and safety inspections, analysis

and testing as well as treating systems chemically for heating and cooling.

• Operation of and maintenance of waste water treatment plants, high and low feed

systems. Hydraulic and pneumatic automation and varied control systems

including large capacity refrigerators with chill ranges of -20F to include the repair

and rebuilding of compressors for refrigeration and cooling tower maintenance

and operation of PEVCO system..

• Trade Equipment Knowledge: Turbo and diesel generators, high and low

pressure turbines. Cleaver Brooks fire tube boilers, instrumental controlled

(Honeywell, Brooks, Bailey Boards).

• Teaching and Supervisory Skills: Supervised unlicensed personnel, certifying

work in plant, marine and industrial laboratories (maximum five employees at one

time). Trained and directed three work interns in Electrical, Micro Electronics,

DC/AC, HVAC and Programmable controlled laboratories in conjunction with

undergraduate training in a College setting. Backup classroom instructor and

Technical trainer for hands-on laboratories for Power Engineering, HVAC and

Telecommunications on undergraduate level (approximately 10-29 students)

• Operation of PEVCO and Energy Management systems

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Timothy S. Collins

3446 Parklawn Avenue 443-***-****

Baltimore, MD 21213 *********@*****.***

EDUCATION

University of Baltimore 2009

Merrick School of Business

Pursuing BS Degree in Business Administration

Transfer Undergraduate

Baltimore, MD

Johns Hopkins University, School of Professional Studies

Business Management 1997-1998

Undergraduate 6 credits

Dundalk Community College

General Studies

Dundalk, MD A.A. 1992-1995

Calhoun MEBA Engineering School

Baltimore, MD Diploma 1974-1978

WORK EXPERIENCE

• Union Memorial Hospital 2000-2012

Lead First Shift Engineer

• Weyerhauser 1999-2000

Stationary Engineer

• CCBC Catonsville Community College 1998-1999

Stationary Engineer

• JHU Peabody Conservatory of Music 1996-1998

Stationary Engineer

• CCBC Dundalk Community College 1986-1996

Industrial Lab Technician

• Union Memorial Hospital 1984-1986

Watch Engineer

• Merchant Maries 1974-1984

Marine Engineering Officer

Timothy S. Collins

3446 Parklawn Avenue 443-***-****

Baltimore, MD 21213 *********@*****.***

TEACHING

• Anne Arundel Community College

High Pressure Boilers

September 2009 – May 2012

• Dundalk Community College

High and Low Pressure Boilers

September 2009 - Present

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