George E. DeCelle

**** *. ***** **** ****/Message: 602-***-****

Peoria, Arizona 85345 Cellular: 602-***-****

JOB OBJECTIVE

I am seeking a position as a Machinist/Mechanical Assembler. I am self-motivating, responsible, and honest employee. I do not believe in wasting company time or my time; I am paid to work! Therefore, the company I am seeking, appreciates their employees and recognizes individuals that take initiative and provide incentives for a positive environment.

SKILLS AND JOB DUTIES

MACHINIST/ Familiar with warehouse machine operation, old style metal lathes, and vertical mills, operate forklifts, and assembly lines. I create custom tooling for

ASSEMBLER machining and painting, understanding and usage of adhesive products. Assemble wide variety of mechanical products and glass, knowledge of some electronic-mechanical assembly and screen printing, read prints for accurate inspections. Fabricate, design and repair tools and equipment with material such as, Delran, steel and aluminum while staying within tolerance. I have also worked in the paint shop, screen room, trained, and supervised departments. I assisted with organizing my previous company according to AS9100, ISO and 5S for certification.

PERFORMANCE In any task I am assigned, I use a natural and spontaneous energy to perform beyond expectations. I personally test all of my jobs for quality control for leaks, tension, and compression. My desire to successfully complete projects provides my motivation to achieve excellence.

FLEXIBLE Willing to try new challenges and able to handle change. I have been nick named “Mr. MacGyver” because I can problem solve parts that others can’t understand. I am interested in improving efficiency. As an example, I was the only employee with my previous employer that was cross-trained and used universally in all departments. In several cases, I helped to solve solutions and fabricate a tool or equipment to make the project easier or less expensive with the same value of quality.

CUSTOMER I understand the competitive industry with today’s vendors. My priority is to have

SERVICE a positive relationship with my employer and fellow teammates, so we can be proactive and meet our commitment to the vendors. Secondly, I believe if I dedicate my skills to customize customer’s requests, then my work ethic will speak for itself and I will have the opportunity to continue to learn and grow with a successful, leading industry.

WORK EXPERIENCE

June 2004 - March 2016 Mod A Can Phoenix, Arizona

and 1983 - 1977 Machinist/Mechanical Assembler

June 1974 United States Air Force Florida and Arizona

March 1982 Aerospace Engine Mechanic

Education:

Graduate, Rockland High School– June 1974

Specialized Classes in Drafting and Mechanical Engineer

Military United States Air Force, Sergeant, and Military Training – June 1974 – July 1975

Jet Engine Mechanic/Aerospace Technician – July 1975 – November 1975

OJT Manager/USAF Supervisor – November 1975– March 1982

Honorable Awards: Air Force Longevity Service, National Defense Service Medal, Air Force

Outstanding Unit, Air Force Good Conduct Medal