Electrical Engineer Control

RESUME

PAUL M. MROZINSKY

**** ********** *****

MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36117

570-***-**** [Telephone] - 253-***-**** [Facsimile]

***********@***.*** (email)

Objective:

To be at the forefront of the Industrial Control Industry as a control

systems specialist with a firm grasp of the latest technology in process

control and automation utilizing continuing education and self-enrichment

studies to maintain that knowledge base necessary to be an innovator in

industrial control system design.

Electrical and Hydraulic Engineering Skills and Capabilities:

I am a graduate electrical engineer experienced in: AutoCAD 2.5 through

2010 Electrical, cad software; Lotus WordPro and MS Word, word processor

software; Excel, Lotus, and Quattro Pro, spreadsheet software; Dbase III

Plus, and MS Access database software; PowerPoint, presentation software;

AB/ICOM PLC2, PLC3, PLC4, SLC 100/150, AI5 and AI500; Rockwell Software

Picosoft, RSLogix5, RSLogix500, and RSLogix5000, Texas Instruments, Modicon

ProWORX Plus, Square D, Reliance, Siemens, General Electric, Automation

Direct, and Westinghouse PLC software as well as Panelmate, PanelBuilder32,

FactoryTalk View Studio, and Maple Systems OITware operator interface

software. I have extensive experience with the AutoCAD design of motor

control centers, switch gear, and control panels in a UL registered panel

shop with interfaces to Allen-Bradley, Reliance, Baldor, T.B. Woods, SEW

Eurodrive variable frequency drives, Saftronics and Emerson D.C. drives,

and Emerson Servo drives and "DC" drives applications. I designed and

programmed complete coal preparation facilities; batch coal loadout

facilities; material sampling systems in coal, sand and limestone; portable

stone quarry facilities; and coal slurry de-watering facilities. I

designed hydraulic power units for the hydraulic functions on the coal

preparation, coal sampling, and materials sampling systems. I have

designed and programmed systems for film and material web handling,

palletizing, and steel wire extrusion using programmable DC drives,

variable frequency drives and PLC's. I have expansive 480v, 3 phase, 60

Hz. power and control experience across many different disciplines. I have

direct experience in three-phase power up to 115,000V, 3 phase, 60Hz. I

have extensive Internet experience retrieving data from a myriad of

industrial vendors, emailing drawings, and PLC programs to consultants and

contractors. I have comprehensive experience in PLC trouble shooting via

modem. I have a West Virginia Surface Electrical Certification and have

had a MSHA Electrical Certification. I have had a security clearance at

Camp Hill Correctional Facility in Camp Hill, PA where I did the control

systems for the coal and ash handling systems for their boiler systems. I

maintain a current US passport.

Education:

Eastern Westmoreland Area Technical School, Latrobe, PA

Class 1969, Electro-Mechanical Design Technology

Saint Vincent College, Latrobe, PA

Class 1973, Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, Minor in Electrical

Engineering

Almeda College and University, Boise, ID

Class 2000, Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

Continuing Education:

Lincoln Electric Welding Class

Vickers Hydraulic Class

Allen-Bradley PLC two week class in 1979

Various other PLC control classes over the years

Wilkes College: Computers In The Coal Industry

Penn State: Computers in Industrial Control

Penn State: Computer Aided Design (Level II, Level III, Level IV, and Level

V)

Villanova University: Six Sigma Green Belt (4/2004)

Villanova University: Six Sigma Black Belt (4/2004)

Essential Seminars, Inc.: Advanced PC Troubleshooting

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Engineering Experience:

M & M Control Systems

8304 Carrington Court

Montgomery, AL 36117-6358

July 2009 to the Present

I am performing limited scope contract jobs consisting of PLC and HMI as

well as sustaining AutoCAD drawing revisions to jobs that I had done in the

past at Wilmot Engineering Company and West Virginia Electric for which I

have the original CAD schematics, panel drawings and the PLC and HMI

program files. The revisions and updates to the PLC and HMI programs are

being done with current revisions of the programming software. I have

completed doing a rebuild of a tornado damaged coal preparation plant that

I did in 1979 while at West Virginia Electric, including 46KV / 4.61KV

substations and Control Logix PLC replacement from PLC5. I have completed

a contract for Enova Premier an automotive parts supplier in which I

revised and updated some of their operational processes. To stay current,

I am attending engineering web casts on items such as arc flash,

intelligent metering and PLC and HMI solutions.

Rheem Manufacturing Company

2600 Gunter Park Drive East

Montgomery, AL 36109-1413

March 2005 to July 2009

My accomplishments as the Manufacturing Process Electrical Engineer were

the maintenance of electrical operational control of the manufacturing

operations at this water heater manufacturing plant that includes the

electrical utilities and the power and controls of the waste water

treatment plant, as well as capital projects relating to electrical

installations in the plant. I managed the incoming power at 12470 volts to

the milliamp control signals on process controllers. I have performed PLC

process control of welding fabrication with WTC Medar projection welding

controls, punch presses from 1250 ton for the hot water tank bodies down to

light presses for the sheet metal shells of the hot water tanks, including

robotic welding to painting and assembly. I configured new and replacement

Allen-Bradley, Baldor, T.B. Woods, SEW Eurodrive variable frequency drives,

Saftronics D.C. drives, and Allen-Bradley and Emerson Servo drives. In the

realm of PLCs', I used Rockwell Software from PicoSoft through RSLogix5,

RSLogix500, and RSLogix5000 to maintain and upgrade the plants' control

systems. In the realm of HMI's, the majority I revised and maintained were

Allen-Bradley PanelView and PanelView Plus with PanelBuilder32 and

FactoryTalk View Studio. I work with Ethernet and Devicenet networks with

PLC's, variable frequency and servo drives for control purposes. I did

documentation of revisions to equipment in AutoCAD 2007 and executed PLC

and HMI programming as part of the varied responsibilities I performed. I

supervised the electrical technicians with an emphasis on educating them on

using the troubleshooting skill sets taught to them before making rash

judgments on what operations people elude to, versus the failure of a

simple proximity device hidden by the obscuring attitude that it's a PLC

failure.

M & M Control Systems

581 State Route 217

Latrobe, PA 15650-3451

February 2003 to March 2005

I performed contract control system engineering design and programming of

upgrades to coal preparation, and coal sampling systems, with Allen-

Bradley, Square D and GE PLC's., together with D.C. drives, VFD drives, and

other assorted controls. I generated and revised existing AutoCAD

drawings, and PLC programs which involved updating PLC hardwire, field

control devices, D.C. drives and VFD drives. I also performed contract

engineering services in the engineering design and programming of film and

material web handling systems, palletizing systems, and wire extrusion in

South Korea, with Eurotherm D.C. drives. I generated CAD drawings, PLC

programs, and DC drive configurations for the process controls. I

performed PLC changes via online program modifications and EEPROMs I

programmed and shipped overnight. Due to Rockwell Software's deletion of

the HEX file generation, which was in their AI series software, in their

current RSLogix software; generating EEPROMs offline ceased. The cessation

of analog telephone service in many areas impedes the modem to modem

communication to a remote PLC making it impossible to respond to an urgent

call for help in a critical after hour's situation. I managed the complete

projects from beginning to completion.

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Engineering Experience Continued:

DURR Industries

40600 Plymouth Road

Plymouth, MI 48170-4297

June, 2002 to February, 2003

Performing as site electrical supervisor during construction of the Harley-

Davidson plant in York, PA; I provided supervision and technical support

for: the 115KV substation through the new plant, including three double

ended 13.8KV / 480v, 3phase, 60Hz. switchgear lineups; 13.8KV underground

duct bank with six manholes, two automatic transfer switches for a 1000KW

and 300KW diesel generators; an assortment of roof mounted HVAC air-

handling units; waste water treatment plant; a myriad of robotic welding,

and fabrication; PLC controlled automated painting line; PLC controlled

assembly; and fire protection and security. My duties included supervision

of three electrical contractors with approximately 150 plus electricians,

mechanical contractors installing electrical equipment, equipment

suppliers, technical support to the installation contractors of the

robotics in the fabrication and assembly areas, and coordination of testing

activities. I documented revisions and changes using AutoCAD 2000 as well

as MS Excel and MS Word with JPEG photographs that included a five meg-a-

bite Word document of the underground duct bank that was not provided by

the contractor.

Wilmot Engineering Company / James A. Redding Company

White Haven, PA 18661

Beaumont Birch Company

Pennsauken, NJ

October, 1980 to May 2002

As Chief Electrical Engineer I had the functional responsibility for the

electrical and hydraulic operations on the Wilmot manufactured coal

preparation, coal sampling, materials handling equipment, and stone quarry

systems. These include PLC controlled coal preparation plants, coal

sampling systems, stone quarry crushing, sizing and conveying systems, the

thirteen mile Cable Belt Conveyor for Lower Colorado River Authority, coal

handling and ash handling systems at numerous mines and power stations

across the country and abroad. I designed the power and control systems,

which included the control panels, 480V, 3phase, 60Hz. motor control

centers, and hydraulic power units. My duties in addition to supervision

of electrical drafting personnel included designing the electrical and

hydraulic operational controls in CAD drawings as well as writing and

documenting the PLC programs. I designed the electrical controls, and

hydraulic controls, including the PLC program, for the first ever, James A.

Redding patented, totally automated coal truck auger sampling systems.

This PLC system had RFID tags on the coal trucks with the supplier contract

number, truck type, bed size, any bed modifications that the auger could

hit in the bed, and the tare weight of the truck. The truck bay had

photoeyes, ultrasonic sensors and traffic lights for truck positioning of

the random chosen position excluding any bed obstruction areas listed on

the RFID tag. The building had a security system that would stop the

operation and communication to the plant control room for trouble and fill

warnings on the sample containers. I designed the controls with the

current state of the art PLCs and control devices to withstand the life

cycle for which they were designed. I have replaced competitors' controls

systems on several installations. As Chief Electrical Engineer, I was the

project manager for all the electrical production projects as well as

capital projects for the plant that involved electrical installations. I

did the purchasing of the electrical and hydraulic materials, writing the

orders in Excel, which I then emailed, to the vendors and to our offices in

Pittsburgh, PA and in Pennsauken, NJ. For Beaumont Birch, I did the

controls for their pneumatic ash handling systems. I have performed start-

up services across the United States as well as in Canada, in Venezuela, in

South Korea, in Mexico, and in the Philippines. My duties included: project

management of production projects, customer contacts, quotations, job

specifications, engineering, PLC programming, shop supervision, hydraulic

power unit testing, control panel testing, and field start-up. My

responsibilities also entailed plant preventative maintenance that included

maintenance and updating of the CNC controlled Burny 3 / Hypertherm plasma-

arc cutting equipment, the CNC controlled mills and lathes and the power

distribution systems for the plant and offices as well as the waste water

treatment plant.

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Engineering Experience Continued:

West Virginia Electric Corporation

2011 Pleasant Valley Road

Fairmont, WV 26554

April, 1975 to October, 1980

Project Electrical Engineer with project management responsibility from

quotations through engineering and construction of several hundred

horsepower coal preparation plants that included waste water treatment

facilities. Many of these installations were PLC controlled. I designed

and prepared the electrical schematics for switchgear, motor control

centers and control panels, including those panels for the Wilmot

Engineering Company coal preparation facilities and the James A. Redding

Company coal sampling systems. I performed the PLC programming and startup

assistance for the coal preparation and slurry de-watering plants for which

we did the electrical installation. My responsibilities included

electrical load calculations from 13,800V and 12,470V to 4160V and 480V,

3phase, 60Hz. writing of job specifications; project quotations; customer

relations; the supervision of the drafting personnel, supervision of the

fabrication of the electrical equipment in the panel shop, supervisory

control of the projects in the field, and field startup.

North American Galis Corporation

Route 7, Morgantown, WV.

December, 1973 to April, 1975

Project Engineer with system operation responsibility on the continuous

mining machines manufactured at this facility and at Blairsville, PA. My

responsibilities included the hydraulic and electrical controls for the

mining machines. During this time, I was sent to hydraulic school to

refine my skills in the overall system operational design of the mining

machines. I was also sent to welding school so that I could assist in

checking welding designs when I was not busy with electrical or hydraulic

duties.

Robicon Corporation

Pittsburgh, PA

June, 1973 to December, 1973

Circuit board layout designer for solid state AC & DC variable speed

drives.

Activities:

District Committee Boy Scout of America;

Brotherhood member Order of the Arrow, BSA;

Recipient of the Wood Badge training award, BSA;

Church Lecturer; Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus;

Founding member Industrial Computing Society;

Hunter - Trapper Education Instructor; Pennsylvania Game Commission.

Board of Directors; Weatherly Area Ambulance

Interests:

Building and restoring "Flintlock Era" firearms, building fly rods, fly-

tying, fletching arrows, teaching the arts I have learned to others and fly-

fishing, hunting and mountain biking.

Competent references will be furnished upon request.

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