Customer Service Supply Chain
Resume:
Resume of David Anaya
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Job Description of desired position applying for:
Title: Final Assembly Technician #002
Seeking a rewarding position with a growing Company where trust is built between Leadership and their Team and ethical behavior is instilled, valued and practiced throughout the entire Organization. I desire to partner with a Company where my knowledge and experience can be appreciated, valued, fully utilized and merited based on my committed effort and contribution. And I want to join a Company where individual development within the organization is not just a slogan or lofty concept but an established and regularly practiced core value of the Company mission statement.
Raytheon Aircraft Co
Job Title: Sub Assembly/Final Assembly
From: Aug 1990 To: March 1996
Responsibilities/Duties:
Work with safety in mind at all times using all requires personal protection equipment and observing area for potential hazards.
Clock the job for tracking. Using work order and parts list the following task were performed prior to assembly; verify parts for, assembly, prep/hand form/layout specific requirements as needed, acquire proper tools, set up jigs, load individual parts per sequence, and verify setup. Seek Inspection verification, if required.
The following task were performed prior to assembly per production plan; measure hole locations, drill fastener hole, ream for close tolerance fasteners holes, de-burr and clean part trimmed edges and drilled/ream holes/close tolerance per requirements, Trim excess material if necessary, hand file and sand, clean parts for seal application as required, acquire Inspection.
The following task were performed during assembly, which sometimes required standing,
squatting, bending and or kneeling; apply sealer, attach parts temporarily using clecos or clamps, install parts using required fasteners; rivets,
bolts, nuts and screws and or HI-lock or Huck-bolts. Torque fasteners if/as required, clean excess sealer, call for Inspection.
The following task performed to complete order; Remove all FOD, un-jig assembly, take account of all tools, return tool to proper storage location, sell job complete, clean area and get ready for next task.
Past Experience;
Boeing Aircraft Co.
Job Title: Sheet Metal Assembly
From: Feb 1985 To: Aug 1990
Job duties included:
Work with safety in mind at all times using all requires personal protection equipment and observing area for potential hazards.
Clock the job for tracking. Using work order and parts list the following task were performed prior to assembly; verify parts for, assembly, prep/hand form/layout specific requirements as needed, acquire proper tools, set up jigs, load individual parts per sequence, and verify setup. Seek Inspection verification, if required.
Sheet metal fabrication and assembly related to the Manufacturing the 737 Vertical Stabilizer which consisted of locating parts, trim to fit, drill/ream/boar all fastener hole and or bushing holes,
disassemble, de-burr, clean for sealer, assemble with fasteners, install nut plates and clean-up area.
Conform to all inspection check points.
Additional Past Experience;
Manufacturing Engineer Level III
Spirit Aerosystems, Inc. Wichita, Kansas
From: March 2005 To: July 2015.
Assignment Roles and Duties:
Manufacturing Engineering offering specialized experience in assembly and fabrication method coordination, writing and maintaining all Manufacturing Production Plans, with emphasis on all fabrications processes involving Composite lay-up and Automatic Fiber Placement type materials including qualifying Materials, Methods and processes and testing same for production, including Set-up, Development, Testing and Qualifying of the following related processes and equipment:
Autoclave Curing Processes, NDI process and standard Inspection requirements, Prep and Finishing
Processes, Automated Drill and Trim Machine Processes, Laser Projection Methods pertaining to all for mentioned processes. Other duties include: Coordinating with Engineering, Programmers, Operations, PQA, IE (Industrial Engineering), QA, FAI Inspectors, Supply Chain, and most importantly OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturing and MR&D for development of NDI processes and Trim and Drill activities.
Participate in IPT (Integrated Production Teams) on new program Pre-release Designs Concepts along with Design engineers, Stress Engineers, Weights Engineers, SCM (Supply Chain Management) PA (Procurement Agents), Tool Design, Operations, QA (Quality Management) and Change Board. Provided Planning support for the following production areas for the 787 41 sec: Material Prep, Composite lay-up, Bagging, Autoclave Cure, De-bulk and Debag, Trim and Drill, Prep, NDI, Paint & Process. ECS ( Environmental Control Systems) Install Brackets, Tubes, Ducts and Structures using sealant processes and fastener processes per Eng. Requirement and to accommodate manufacturing capabilities.
The last 5 years I have worked in MRSA (Material Review and Segregation Area/MRB QN (Quality Notification) on all programs including Boeing 737, 747, 767, both Commercial and Military, 787, Airbus, M-Jet, Gulfstream, Sikorsky, Bell Helicopter. I was the SME (Subject Matter Expert) on the A350 XWB (Extra Wide Body). Developed the current process, lead and trained entire Wichita MRSA Team on the Airbus QN process. Worked directly with A350 XWB France (OEM) and US Associates. Coordinate production and QN efforts with US Directors. Support and Lead in a Project Management capacity with US and France First Level, Second Level and Third Level Managers in all Design and Manufacturing disciplines for Type Certification
Past Experience;
Manufacturing Planner
Raytheon Aircraft Company, Wichita, Kansas
From: March 1996 To: Oct 2005
Assignment Roles and Duties:
Manufacturing planning experience lending support to the development and maintenance of lean manufacturing and fabrication, with focus on composite planning and installation planning, Bracket and Click bond Installation, Door Installation, Window installation and various structure installations including Landing gear, wing, tubes, and ducts. Responsible for development accurate, effective work instruction by utilizing applicable operating instructions and operating procedures, maintaining build integrity yet meeting operations rate schedule and delivery. Participate in Pre-release IPT (Integrated Production Teams) including, Design engineers, Stress Engineers, Weights Engineers, SCM (Supply Chain Management) PA (Procurement Agents), Tool Design, Operations, QA (Quality Management)
and Change Board. Provided Planning support for the following production areas: machine shop, sheet-metal fabrication, paint & process areas, weld shop, composite, experimental shops and
assembly lines. Projects involved in and initial Planner in support of: Premier Jet and Hawker Horizon.
Projects in support of: Beech Jet Beech King Air, Beech Bonanza, Baron and JPATS (Joint Primary Aircraft Training System). Provide assistance and training for new employees and new planning processes. Created and maintain work instructions for production assembly.
Past Experience;
Raytheon Aircraft Co
Job Title: Process Technician
From: Aug 1990 To: March 1996
Responsibilities/Duties:
Load and Unload parts to be processed or had been processed. Tag parts. Hang parts on conveyer rack or trees for treatment and processing.
Monitor process equipment. Perform fabrication support activities including, e.g., masking hardware for subsequent processing, loading/unloading/hanging hardware for chemical applications, deburr, hand finishing, light hand forming, hand drilling and associated
equipment or bench type work.
Skills and Work Objections:
Responsible for the set-up, support and production of high-quality products and to help create a highly productive work environment. Supporting responsibilities include planning, checking, establishing a sequence of work to fabricate, assemble and inspecting hardware to planning, engineering and quality control requirements; on where applicable.
1. Use any equipment (e.g., hand, power tools, air tools and computers) needed to complete/process work assignments.
2. Perform any pickup, rework and incorporation of changes to the product as required.
3. Work from prints, sketches, specifications and written/verbal information.
4. Maintain certifications, qualifications, licenses or permits as required to perform work.
5. Utilizes precision measuring equipment (calipers, scales, etc.) to perform self-inspection of in-process and finished work.
6. Perform routine minor machine maintenance as part of their daily work duties (e.g., replacing machine filters, changing standard light bulbs on machines and equipment, maintaining lubrication/coolant levels, etc. as related to basic Total Preventative Maintenance duties).
7. Routinely move product within the immediate manufacturing work area, including across isle, using shop assigned equipment as required and complete transactions necessary to move product to the next operation. On an exception basis,
move product to the next operation within a building.
8. Support the continuous flow of product within the manufacturing process by training and assisting employees of the same or lower classification level.
9. Cross trains in inspection and becomes SIA qualified.
First shift preferred but will consider other shifts as needed.
Career Profile
1. Open to learning new industry methods, concepts and ideas. Willing to be trained for a new role and or responsibility if required or preferred. Where applicable and ethical willing to transfer industry knowledge.
2. Exceptionally organized, prompt and efficient, goal oriented, dependable, self-motivated and self-managing, strong team leader and team player.
3. Highly developed written, verbal and communication skills.
4. Strong project organizer and coordinator.
5. Vigilant in team priority, staying focused on objectives and seeking out and identifying successful strategies for obtaining the desired results.
6. Exceeds expectation in overall contribution to the organizations.
7. Possess leadership qualities and resourceful in recognizing opportunity for project transformation and improvements, within and outside of immediate Business unit parameters.
8. Trustworthy, ethical and discreet, committed to core company value and goals, driven to provide the highest customer service and support expected.
9. Multi-task effectively under compressed schedule, meeting the demands of company direction.
Education;
High School.
Christian Challenge, Wichita, Kansas (GED) 1980
Certification and training:
CATIA V5-WSU, 2005
GD&T- Company offered, 2015
Project Management – Company Offered, 2013
Machine Shop – WTC (180 hrs), 1995
Blueprint Reading (8 hrs)
Architectural and Mechanical Drafting I & II – WTC, 1986
Secondary Bonding (16 hrs)
Sheet metal (24 hrs)
Blueprint Reading (8 hrs)
Computer Skills
ERP/MRP (SAP system)
Windows 7
Microsoft Office
Document Management (Cimage – Engineering Drawing and Data viewing system)
Acrobat Reader
Enovia
Delmia
Catia V5
IVT
Scat
SQAR
Reference
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