Daniel G. Frankovich
Piedmont, South Carolina 29673
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EXPERIENCE
IAC – International Automotive Components
June 2014 –
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Present
Manufacturing Engineer
• Over initial start up of Ultra Sonic Welding operation for non woven materials.
• Control of Roll Coat gluing process start up.
• Initiated process improvements and automation of equipment to improve
operator safety and process time reduction.
• Created Operator Procedures for the above new equipment.
• Made Maintenance Procedures for the above equipment.
• Over all Maintenance activities for the equipment under my control.
• Worked with Maintenance on breakdowns on additional equipment.
• Assisted in plant layout for future machine introduction.
• Ordered spare parts for the machines under my control.
Aug 2013 – Kohler Co.
May 2014 Spartanburg, South Carolina
Sr. Project Engineer
• In charge of setting up a brand new process never used for the injection of
resin support on the base of acrylic bath tubs.
• Provided training for all personnel on the new equipment.
• Over the setup of all resin boot molds to be used in the new process.
• Assisted maintenance with breakdowns to the new and existing equipment.
• Helped oversee the moving of the existing equipment to its new location.
• Defined and documented process conditions and process control methods.
• Made the necessary adjustments to the process to ensure a quality product.
• Ensure the plant layout drawings are up to date by use of AutoCAD.
Faurecia Automotive Seating
Nov 2007 –
Fountain Inn, South Carolina
June 2013
Manufacturing Engineer
• Ensure the proper flow of the work in the plant, including breakdowns
and projects.
• Assist in the implementation of improvement ideas concerning safety and
overall plant operation.
• Help coordinate activities of workers engaged in setting up, installing,
repairing and maintaining machinery and equipment.
• Design of parts and machinery.
• Produce drawing of proposed equipment and machinery to be installed
on line.
• Update operating procedures as necessary.
• Assist diagnosing malfunctions in machinery and equipment.
• Requisition material for projects and spare parts as necessary.
• Analyze and resolve work problems, or assist workers in solving work
problems.
Feb 1991– Hitachi Electronic Devices
March 2007 Greenville, South Carolina
Mechanical / Maintenance / Design Engineer Jan 1996- March 2006
• Responsible for initiating necessary actions during equipment breakdowns.
• Designed production equipment based on the need of a 24/7 high speed production facility.
• Led work on projects, including: installation of new equipment, and relocation of existing equipment to
new areas.
• Equipment modifications including maintenance and spare parts lists and drawings of the new parts
using AutoCAD.
Process Engineer Feb 1991- Dec 1995
• Defined and documented process conditions and process control methods.
• This includes a glass to glass sealing operation and control of the induced stresses due to this process .
• Coordinated equipment maintenance procedures and provided technical support for production
activities.
• Responsibilities included product defect analysis and equipment troubleshooting.
Oct 1987 – GTE Sylvania
Feb 1991 Versailles, Kentucky
Process Engineer / Glass Technologist Nov 1989- Feb 1991
• Ensured the physical properties of the glass remain within specification.
• Responsibilities also included: design, testing, project
implementation, and supervision over two salary personnel.
• Helped with glass tank rebuilds to handle initial heat up and cool
down periods of furnace after the rebuild project was completed
Quality Control Engineer Oct 1987- Nov 1989
• Supervisor over eight hourly operators performing SPC checks.
• Published all manufacturing specifications.
• Worked with customers to ensure product quality.
Nov 1985 – U.S. Brick
Oct 1987 Stanton, Kentucky
Process / Quality Engineer
• The only engineer at this facility.
• Responsible for quality control of in-process and final material.
• Kiln supervisor over eight hourly workers, and oversight of the temperature
requirements over two coal fired kilns.
EDUCATION
January 1980 – Clemson University
May 1984 Clemson, South Carolina
Bachelor of Science – Ceramic Engineering
HOBBIES
Classic Automobile Restoration