High School Manager

Charles M. Ward, Jr.

**** ***** ****., ********, ** 27263

(H) 336-***-**** . (C) 336-***-****

Professional Summary:

Metal worker with extensive background in planning and estimating job

requirements and fabrication of metal components. Metal worker with a

talent for solving complex problems using innovative thinking. Dedicated

team player who excels in fabrication. Manufacturing professional adept at

preventive maintenance, repairing, and modifying parts in a fast-paced

environment. Welder offering a high level of craftsmanship, dedicated to

customer satisfaction and product quality.Haz-mat trained,CPR

trained,Forklift certified,ISO 9001 background, management

experience.Candidate is able to set-up and use a vast array of shop

equipment from drill presses and band saws to pucnches and plasma cutters

with dexterity.

Work History:

June 2009 - Present - Wards Welding/owner, Trinity, NC

Planned, layed out, fabricated and welded work from drawings, sketches and

verbal requests from customers.

Performed on the spot repairs for walk-in customers.

Ordered necessary materials to perform tasks.

Set-up and ran necessary machinery needed to complete customer requests

Feb. 2005 - June 2009 - Hughes Industries; Lead Mold Manager, Thomasville,

NC

Led a team that set-up, dismantled and repaired molds for the injection

molding process.

Prepped machines to run necessary orders

April 1999 - Jan. 2005 - Metal Creations; Fabricator-welder, High Point, NC

Designed, fabricated and built a variety of anything the customer requested

from pressure vessels to building a trailer.

March 1995 - April 1999 - M & M Welding, Trinity, NC

Designed, fabricated and built products from customer specifications

Set-up and used machinery necessary to finish product

Mostly built stairs for motels, and sometimes perimeter fencing and gates

Worked with hot/cold rolled steel, stainless, galvanized and aluminum

July 1987 - Feb. 1995 - Styrex Industries - Thomasville, NC

Led a group of 13; manufactured plastic computer housings, inspected,

coated the interior of computers with liquifiedl nickel to block outside

interference

Using robtics to spray the material

Quality was of the utmost importance since it left my hands it went

directly to IBM

Education:

Graduate; Trinity High School, Trinity, NC; 1986 (college prep; math &

science)

Certificate; Exxon School of Plastics, Baton Route, LA; 2005

(fields of cohesion and durability of Thermo Grade Plastics)

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