Don Van Denburgh
Albany, NY ****5
*****@***.***
Summary
Corrgugator Technician focused on producing high quality corrugator belts. Employed by global industry leader.
Strengths include operating computerized and robotic weaving programs, light machine maintenance and executing
customized order sizes. Experienced in 5S, TPM, Six Sigma and Behavior Based Safety (BBS) programs. Served as
back-up shift supervisor. Completed first aid training.
Professional Experience
Albany International Corporation, Albany, NY 1972-2012
Machine Operator: Weaving
Performed expected functions in the weaving department.
Demonstrated ability to operate the following industrial machines.
Successfully operated overhead hoist and chain pulley systems with emphasis on safety.
Excellent hand / eye coordination in limited visual fields.
Proficient in the operation of hand and power tools.
Familiar with OSHA Standards regarding safety.
Conducted quality control functions on machines. Maintained highest standards of quality control with emphasis
on safety and efficiency.
Utilized the lockout / tagout standards on equipment.
Entered the appropriate information into the computer based machinery.
Operated computer systems that control movement of the base fabric numbers and inventory controls.
Familiar with the ISO-9002 operating environment and process improvement methods including LEAN, 5S and
Six Sigma.
Able to lift spools, aprons and cardboard cores of significant weight on a regular basis onto the looms.
Conducted troubleshooting in an effort to resolve problems and made adjustments.
Served on the Process Improvement Education Team.
Education
Hudson Valley Community College, Troy, NY
Completed 60 Credits towards Business Administration Degree
Diploma, Bishop Gibbons High School, Schenectady, NY
Courses / Training: ISO 9001, 5S, TQA, TPM, Education P.I.T. Team (developed courses for employees),
Managed Corporate Plot Project (new product line)
Community Activities
Vice President / Financial Secretary, United Textile Workers, 1975 -1983
Recreation Softball Coach
Negotiated Three Contracts for Textile Workers