Mason D. Macedo

*** ****** *** **. ***********, NC Email

acco5m@r.postjobfree.com

Experience

Carolina Precision Manufacturing – Mooresville, NC (January 2013 – current)

Swiss lathe machinist, 2nd shift setup/operator

• Responsible for training entry level employees, setup, operation and machining precision

parts holding tight tolerances 003 on all dimensions and as low as .0001 tolerances per

customers blueprint specifications in fast paced, high volume production/prototype shop

under little to no supervision.

• Maintain high attention to detail, maintain production goals while maintaining the highest

quality standards and produce the least amount of scrap per production run.

• Operate six machines (1 cell), Citizen Cincom Swiss lathes K16, L20, C32 and L32

machines and Iemca, LNS and Edge bar feeders.

• Quickly and easily interrupt complex blueprints for inspection with callipers, micrometers,

specialty micrometers, height gage, concentricity gage, proflometer and comparator.

• Parts are fully inspected, documented per ISO9001 and AS9100 standards, deburred,

properly tagged and moved to the next operation in an efficient manner.

• Perform tooling changes, set and adjust cutter compensation, check and set proper W and

U shifts, set and ensure proper t-data, variables and com values, verify 1st part run and

document 1st article for production run, perform program edits to ensure precise machining

per customer blueprint.

• Maintain GD&T standards, proper surface finish as low as 8 RMA, identify burrs or any

other machining defects.

• Diagnose, problem solve, and assist other employees with technical issues and repair

machines to maintain production goals. Maintain GD&T standards, proper surface finish as

low as 8 RMA, identify burrs or any other machining defects.

• Diagnose, problem solve, and assist other employees with technical issues and repair

machines to maintain production goals.

• Customers include – Mid-volume industrial product manufacturers, Companies from all

over the world, Defense and aerospace industry.

Allied Precision & Components - Lincolnton, NC (March 2012 – January 2013)

Swiss lathe machinist, Night shift lead, setup/operator

• Responsible for machining precision parts to customers blueprint specifications in fast

paced, high volume production/prototype shop under little to no supervision.

• Maintain high attention to detail, maintain production goals while maintaining the highest

quality standards and produce the least amount of scrap per production run.

• Operate three to Six machines; Citizen Cincom Swiss lathes L20, C32, M32 and Lead well

mill.

• Quickly and easily interrupt blueprints for inspection with callipers, micrometers, specialty

micrometers, height gage, proflometer, comparator and CMM.

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• Parts are fully inspected, documented, deburred, properly tagged and moved to the next

operation in an efficient manner.

• Perform tooling offsets in X, Y & Z etc. axes, set and adjust cutter compensation to ensure

precise machining.

• Maintain visual perception of a finished product and the ability to recognize an out of

tolerance surface finish, burrs or any other machining defects.

• Diagnose, problem solve, assist other employees with technical issues and repair

machines to maintain production goals.

• Customers include Briggs & Stratton, Ford, Mercedes, Schrader, Boeing etc.

Stanley Steemer, Melbourne, FL (August 2011- January 2012)

Service technician, Assistant

• Responsible for cleanliness and care of company vehicles

• Productively and safely move furniture to prepare the home for cleaning

• Account for and return all cleaning tools, hoses, chemicals, etc. to the truck before

departure from customer’s home.

• Inform customers about and sell retail carpet cleaning products.

Chrysler, Mansfield, MA (May 2010 – September 2010)

Warehouse shipping and receiving, order filler/picker

• Responsible for filling customers’ orders and delivering them to the delivery platform under

strict time restraints.

• Responsible for the completeness and correctness of all orders filled, ensuring that the

correct number and type of product is loaded and shipped.

• Repack and weigh any orders that require such handling when necessary.

• Ensure inbound and outbound shipments are accurate and free of damage reporting any

quality variances.

• Operate forklifts and PIV vehicles, on a daily basis inspect and perform minor maintenance

on the equipment.

Muzi Ford, Needham, MA (June 2009 – May 2010)

Service Technician, A, B, C level diesel technician

• Maintain diesel, gasoline and propane vehicles by completing inspections and

preventive maintenance requirements, correcting vehicle deficiencies, making

adjustments and alignments.

• Determine vehicle condition by conducting inspections and diagnostic tests,

identifying worn and damaged parts.

• Correct vehicle deficiencies by removing, repairing, adjusting, overhauling,

assembling, disassembling and replacing major assemblies, sub assemblies,

components, parts, or systems, such as power and drive trains, electrical, air

conditioning, fuel, emission, brake, steering, hydraulics, completes machine shop

operations, making adjustments and alignments including bearing loads, gear tooth

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contact, valve mechanisms, governors, oil systems, control linkages, clutches, and

traction units.

• Verify vehicle performance by conducting test drives, adjusting controls and

systems

• Comply with federal and state vehicle requirements by testing engine, safety, and

combustion control standards

• Document services and repairs for future service.

Stanley Steemer, Sandwich, MA (March 2005 – January 2009)

Service technician, Crew Chief

• Responsible for all actions performed within customers home.

• Responsible for inspection, diagnosis and cleaning of carpet, upholstery, tile and grout

cleaning.

• Responsible for cleanliness and care of company vehicles.

• Productively and safely move furniture to prepare the home for cleaning.

• Account for and return all cleaning tools, hoses, chemicals, etc. to the truck before

departure from customer’s home.

• Inform customers about and sell retail carpet cleaning products

• Provide documentation, billing and collection of payment.

Education

1/09-12/10 Universal Technical Institute, Norwood, MA

Automotive Technology 3.93 GPA with five student of the course awards

and I was on the director’s honors list 7 times. EPA 609 certification.

9/00-9/03 Attleboro High School, Attleboro, Ma

G.E.D 2003

Skills

• Attention to detail, time management, conceptual skills, process improvement, controls

and instrumentation, dependability, judgement, thoroughness, knowledge of tooling,

mechanical inspection tools, functional and technical understanding, ability to read and

understand complex drawings/blueprints and G&M programming code, inventory control,

documentation skills, verbal communication, Microsoft office exp., job knowledge.

Additional Information & Interests

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I am a highly motivated individual with a proven ability to learn quickly, create, implement, and

maintain procedures both old and new in any environment. I further possess the ability to multi-

task and meet heavy work assignments and deadlines under strict time constraints. In addition to

my strong commitment and desire to succeed in every assigned task, I am able to work

independently or as a team, with a unique ability to communicate effectively on all levels.

Sincerely: Mason D. Macedo

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