Electrical Manufacturing
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DOUG KLEIN
OBJECTIVE To obtain a position in the Facilities/Plant Operations as an Electrical/Mechanical Technician in
a dynamic growth industry utilizing my proven abilities in creative problem solving,
troubleshooting, attention to detail and follow through.
30+ years of hands on experience ranging within the service, wholesale, industrial
SKILLS &
manufacturing, facilities and plant operations of the HVAC, electrical and plumbing trades.
ABILITIES
FACILITIES AND MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN, COBRA PUMA GOLF,
EXPERIENCE
CARLSBAD, CA
10/2010-3/2014
As the sole and only technician I was responsible for the entire facility. This included installing
and maintaining the following: Electrical Distribution System, Lighting, Plumbing, Heating Hot
Water, Compressed Air Systems, Dust Collection Systems, Manufacturing equipment,
HAZMAT/E-waste collection and general recycling removal programs. In addition I maintained
and ordered all spare parts/materials inventory, the in-house designed work order/PM system,
golf club loaner program, responded to all trouble calls and needs of all my colleagues and set
up/break down of all company functions such as meetings, company sponsored key
account/vendor activities and celebrations.
• In April 2010 Cobra Golf was bought by PUMA making it a new startup company. I
was tasked with cleaning-up, organizing and then to build 4 new manufacturing cells.
The deadline was 4/2011. We were manufacturing in 2 cells by 1/2011 and I completed
the other 2 cells by 3/2011, one month in advance.
• Helped with a total retransformation/remodel of the entire facility.
• Designed, built and installed several automated machines for manufacturing and R&D.
• I was a key contact/support person with the purchase of equipment and set-up for two
international subsidiaries.
MECHANIC II, PROMOTED TO ELECTRICIAN III IN 2005, GEN-PROBE INC, SAN
DIEGO
5/2004-10/2010
Responsible for installing, connecting, maintaining, repairing, modifying, troubleshooting and
testing of various electrical, lighting, control systems and equipment for multi-facilities to
maintain cGMP compliance. 1/2006: With Dept. management changes I was transferred over to
the Plant Operations Dept. to support their needs. Responsible for scheduling and maintaining
all associated HVAC equipment for three manufacturing facilities which include: Parts and
material inventory, Central Plant Chillers, Cooling Towers, Water treatment, Pumps, Heating Hot
Water Boilers, Air Handlers, Computer Room A/C units, Compressed Air Systems, Vacuum
Pumps, Exhaust Fans, VAV/CAV units, Heat Pumps and remote on call alarm monitoring via
laptop for the Building Management System. Coordinate and supervise outside contractors on a
as need basis.
• Retrofit the distribution centers lighting from high wattage, inefficient, low lumens
output to low wattage, high efficient/output fixtures. This not only saved the company
thousands of dollars a year in utility cost but increased the productivity of the staff
working in this area.
• Installed all the electrical systems to support the companies new offsite IS Data
Recovery Facility.
• Installed many electrical and compressed air systems to support the Manufacturing,
R&D and daily operations of the company eliminating most of the need to rely on
outside contractors.
• Replaced numerous failed Variable Frequency Drives (VFD’s) throughout the facilities.
• Project managed the replacement of four degraded low efficient boilers with new high
efficiency boilers reducing the company’s yearly gas utility expense.
Several or the above projects have summed substantial SDG&E rebates to further reduce the
initial cost. Most installs ROI were from two to four years.
PLANT ELECTRICIAN “A”, CALLAWAY GOLF, CARLSBAD, CA
1998-2004
Responsible for all new and existing electrical distribution installations for the campus of
approximately 1 million sq. ft. of manufacturing, R&D and distributing facilities. Duties include
the installation, preventive maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of a variety of systems
including: UPS’s, Back-up Generators/ATS, manufacturing equipment, HVAC systems,
Conveyors, Lighting, Dust Collectors, R&D testing machines and commercial kitchen
equipment.
• Installed and commissioned our Trane Tracer Summit (TTS) Building Automation
System. The TTS controls the HVAC, lighting, and compressed air system in 6
facilities.
• Designed, build, installed and programmed a variety of Variable Frequency Drives,
PLC’s, and control systems to support manufacturing.
• Built numerous control systems and supported and or installed golf club manufacturing
equipment in several international subsidiary facilities including: Japan, United
Kingdom, Canada, China, Korea and Australia.
• Led team and recorded all information for our annual electrical distribution
thermograph testing.
1974-1977: GRADUATE, WHETSTONE HIGH SCHOOL, COLUMBUS, OH
EDUCATION
1975-1977: GRADUATE, HEATING, VENTILATION AND AIR CONDITIONING,
SOUTHEAST CAREER VOCATIONAL CENTER, COLUMBUS, OH
I was the first in my class to get placed in the schools early job placement program.
1993: REFRIGERATION TRANSFER AND RECOVERY CERTIFICATION, TYPES I,
II, FARRIS STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN DIEGO, CA
1994: NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODES 1, PALOMAR COLLEGE, SAN MARCOS,
CA
2000: BUILDING AUTOMATION SYSTEMS (BAS), THE TRANE COMPANY,
MINNESOTA
2004: APPOGEE 3.15 BUILDING MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (BMS), SIEMENS CO.
SAN DIEGO, CA
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