CNC Machinist

Bryan E. Hoovler

Cell phone: 859-***-****

E-mail:**********@*****.***

Work Experience:

Capitol City Tool

Cnc Machinist

****-*******

Job Requirements are to machine parts to high volume production levels, check tooling use levels in parameters, inspect parts with company and personal measuring tools, set offsets, preventive mantainance,change tooling and some secondary work.CNC’s used are Okuma 4 axis lathes. Parts that are machined are for NACCO and a variety of other material handling companies. The type of programming is g-code and variables.

Aerospace Aviation and Research

Level II CNC Machinist

2012-2014

Job requirements were to use machine shop practices, check tooling, and inspect parts with company and personal measuring tools, set offsets in cnc. control, check coolant concentration levels and change tooling as required. Machinery that I operated were 4&5 axis Cincinnati Milacron and 3 axis Hass parts that I machined were aero structures for the aerospace industry. The type of programming was g-code.

Bosch-Rexroth

Cnc Machinist

1991-2012

Job requirements were to follow work order instructions, check out tooling, set-up tooling, set offsets for machine tools, first piece inspection and periodic inspections while machining parts using an AQL average. Cnc.’s that were used are Mazak, Haas, Cincinnati Milacron, Hurco, Okuma and OKK. The controls were Okuma, Fanuc, Mazatrol and Hurco. Types of programming were conversational and g-code programming.

Custom Tool and Mfg

Toolmaker

1984-1990

Job requirements were to machine tooling and fixtures for IBM and Clark Fork lifts as well as other companies in the Central Kentucky area. I machined parts using manual milling machines, lathes and surface grinders. Parts were machined to specified tolerances. Manual mills were Ex-cello and Bridgeport. Manual lathes were Leblond Makino. Surface grinders were K.O. Lee as well as others.

Education:

12th grade Diploma 1983

Central Kentucky State Vocational School 1984

Machine Shop Theory 1 and 2

1= 51 hrs 86.8 %

2= 39 hrs.94%

Blueprint Reading Industry 36 hrs 98.3%

Kentucky Tech Vocational School 1994

CNC Training= Certificate (no % grade)

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerances= Certificate (no % grade) 1996

Skills:

SPC, cycle counting

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