Engineer Technician

Looking to Relocate, Letter of Introduction

Timothy A. Broyles (Tim)

*** ***** **** **** *********, Pa. 17579

717-***-**** ************@*******.***

Education:

January 1972, Memorial High School, Tulsa, Oklahoma; College Prep.

June 1976, Oklahoma State Technical College, Olkmulgee, Oklahoma;

Industrial Electronics.

Plus over the years many company and manufacturer sponsored training

courses in such subjects as pneumatics, hydraulics, bearings, CNC machine

controls, PLC controls, welding, etc.

Military Service:

January 1972 through January 1975, Active Duty U.S. Army Airborne Heavy

Infantry.

January 1975 through January 1978, Reserve Duty.

Work Experience:

Other then my military experience, all of my jobs have revolved around

design, fabrication, installation, trouble shooting, and repair of all

types of manufacturing and support equipment. I've always been involved

with what was "cutting edge" technology in that field, at that time. My

first job out of the Army, while I was still going to school, was

troubleshooting and repair of audio and video equipment. I designed and

installed 3 sound systems. Two for different churches and one for a

disco/night club. My areas of expertise include CNC machine tools and

control systems, conventional machine tools, high speed printing and

collating equipment, high speed packaging equipment and many types of

manufacturing support equipment. I've done quite a bit of engineering over

the years, both mechanical and electrical. This would include designing

and fabricating modifications to existing equipment to increase performance

and improve reliability. Designing and fabricating equipment such as

precision grinding heads, pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrically powered

drill heads, packaging equipment, etc. I'm well versed in mechanics,

bearings, various drive systems, hydraulics, pneumatics, PLC controlled

equipment, PC based CNC controls, etc. I have extensive experience with

servo motors and drives, power supplies, precision spindles, feed screws,

and machine controls of various brands and types. When working with

precision equipment, 0.0001 inch was the normal value I dealt with.

In short, my career has revolved around design, fabrication,

installation, trouble shooting, and repair of precision conventional and

CNC machine tools, high speed printing equipment, and high-speed packaging

equipment, both in the pharmaceutical and food industries.

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Sound Electronics Video Company (SEVCO)

Tulsa, Ok. January 1975 through January 1979

Electronics Technician. Installation, troubleshooting, design, and repair

of audio and video equipment.

Fincor

York, Pa. February 1979 through May 1981

Electronics Technician. Testing, trouble shooting and repair of motor

drives as they were manufactured, plus trouble shooting and repair of motor

drives sent back by customers for factory repair, etc.

BMY

York, Pa. May 1981 through June 1985

Class A Industrial Electrician. Installation, trouble shooting and repair

of CNC and conventional machine tools plus all related support equipment

such as cranes, welders, positioning equipment, etc.

LG Industries

Wagontown, Pa. June 1985 through June 1994

Class A Industrial Electrician/Mechanic-Maintenance Lead man.

Installation, trouble shooting and repair of CNC and conventional machine

tools plus all related supported equipment, etc. Design, machine, and

fabricate parts and equipment as needed. Assign and oversee the work of

others, etc.

DMG America

Home Office-Charlotte, N.C. July 1994 through November 2002

Field Service Engineer. Installation, trouble shooting and repair of 5-

Axis CNC machine tools. Training of operators and maintenance personnel on

this equipment, etc. Extensive experience with very high precision CNC

equipment. Primarily covered the east coast from Maine to Florida.

Quebecor World Printing Company

Atglen, Pa. January 2003 through July 2008

Electro/Mechanical Technician. Installation, troubleshooting, and repair

of gravure and offset printing presses along with various types of

collating equipment. Design, machine, and fabricate parts as needed, etc.

Johnson & Johnson (McNeil Consumer Healthcare)

Lancaster, Pa. July 2008 through April 2013

Electro/Mechanical Technician. Responsible for the High Speed Bottle

packaging line. Installation, trouble shooting, and repair of all

equipment on the line such as bottle filler, cottoner, capper, retorquer,

over capper, labeler, neck bander, collator, bundler, etc. Design,

machine, and fabricate parts as needed, etc.

Y&S Candies

Lancaster, Pa. May 2013 through November 2013

Packaging Mechanic, 3rd shift. Responsibilities include changeovers,

trouble shooting and repair of various types of packaging equipment, etc.

Advanced Technology Services

Peoria, Il. Dec 2013 through Feb 2014

Field Service Engineer. Installation, trouble shooting and repair of

industrial equipment. Layoff due to ATS hired too many engineers too fast.

In short they hired more people than their business could support.

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