Scott Hommema

**** ********* **.

Indianapolis IN. 46221

[317] 695-3330

USA

Email: ad1146@r.postjobfree.com

QUALIFICATIONS;

With over thirty-five years of Industrial and Facility Maintenance experience, I can read and understand mechanical, electrical, PLC and equipment drawings. I am an excellent in mechanical trouble shooting and repair. I have created and completed many projects aimed at increasing productivity, increasing quality, and providing a safer working environment. Skills used to achieve my success are organization, communication, creativity, and the ability to work well with others. I am a motivated and dedicated team player.

EMPLOYMENT;

11-2017 to 4-2023 Maintenance/Project Manager- Servaas Laboratories/Bar Keepers Freind

5240 Walt Pl Indianapolis IN. 46221

Manager and Mechanic of all Industrial and Facilities Maintenance and Project Management. Improvements made to this factory paid my salary and will provide funding for multiple upgrades to equipment and facilities for many years. I spent several million upgrading the production capabilities of this factory and increasing monthly sales by 400%. Started up LO/TO program and other safety training processes. Started and now using CMMS system to track work orders, PM's and spare parts inventory. Created full functioning parts department. Designed and installed 3 automated liquid filling lines. Designed and installed new powder filling and packaging area that changed from boxes to trays saving 45 cents per package. Helped design and install custom palletizing robot cell. This eliminated injuries and reduced the cost of workman comp insurance. This cell replaced 4 humans and paid for itself in less than 2 years. Helped install new can winding and labeling equipment. Proficient at managing multiple projects and personnel.

1-2014 to 11-2017 Maintenance/ Project Manager- Innovative Coating Solutions/Toyota Tusumo

5920 Georgetown rd. Indianapolis IN. 46268

Manager and Mechanic of all Industrial and Facilities maintenance, Safety and environmental regulations. This was a startup company by Toyota that applies pressure sensitive adhesives to interior automobile fabrics, foams, and carpets. They then cut these materials into shapes using high precision dies presses that would kiss cut these parts. I coordinated equipment installations and process upgrades, designing and installing machine guards, created preventive maintenance procedures for the facility and equipment. Coordinated outside contractor partnerships. Assisted with new product development. I was the only Mechanic for the first 2 years.

7-2011 to 6-2013 Maintenance Mechanic- American Art Clay

Clay Manufacturer

6060 Guion rd. Indianapolis IN, 46224

My duties include all industrial and facility maintenance. I perform repairs and upgrades to all industrial and facilities equipment including fillers, mixers, extruders, silos, and automated batching systems. Fabrication of equipment made with metals, woods, and automation assemblies. Laid off 6-13-2013. Low man in union shop.

1-2005 to 2-2011 Maintenance Mechanic- Gilchrist & Soames

Custom Hotel Amenities Supplier

1535 e. Naome St. Indianapolis, IN, 46201 317-***-****

My duties include all production and facilities maintenance. This is a customized automated bottling plant that employs 2 maintenance mechanics and fills 4 to 6 million 1oz to 1 gallon bottles a month with shampoos, conditioners and body lotions. We have made modifications to the 5 filling lines that have tripled production and provided a safer, quieter, and less stressful work environment. We set up SOP’s for changing over our production lines, established a preventive maintenance program for the entire facility. This facility now has a profitable production department. Our facility uses many outside vendors and contractors to help maintain and certify production equipment. All maintenance responsibilities are managed by the 2 mechanics.

2-2004 to 7-2004 Automated Machinery Builder- RS Industries

Automation design and builders

8966 Union Mills Dr. Camby, IN. 317-***-****

My main duties at this time were Electrical Panel Building, this includes all mounting and wiring from the disconnect out to sensors and motors. I would assist in the building of assemblies, testing, when all electrical is complete. Then when needed, I would assist in the delivery and installation of equipment. Laid off for lack of work.

7-2002 to 2-2004 Industrial Automation Technician-Engineered Machined Products

Ford Power stroke Engine Component Assembly Plant

5750 Kopestky Dr. Indianapolis, IN. 317-***-****

Responsibilities include but not limited to; Installing, trouble shooting and repair of all plant automated machinery including touching up robots, going online with equipment to troubleshoot, and modifying equipment. I played a major role in designing and fabricating much of the support equipment that would normally be contracted out to outside vendors. I installed all electrical runs from the main breaker panel out, all air drops, and any plumbing that needed done. I was responsible for building a maintenance shop, ordering parts, tracking inventory, and the maintenance of all other equipment in the facility. We had bowl feeders, torque stations, leak testers, washers, and hydraulic presses. Completed assignment.

2-2002 to 7-2002 Maintenance Mechanic-Maplehurst Bakery

50 Maplehurst Dr. Brownsburg, IN 317-***-****

Responsibilities; All areas of plant maintenance. Mostly troubleshooting electrical and PLC problems and the installation of new electrical runs. This facility holds one of the highest concentrations of ammonia in the state. Learned about ammonia.

7-1995 to 2-2002 Lead Maintenance Mechanic- Johnson Controls Inc.

United Airlines Indianapolis Maintenance Center

Daily routine consisted of assigning and assisting mechanics in the repair of all equipment in our areas. Responding to all customer service calls, assigning each a work order number and a mechanic, and insuring they are completed. Ordering all parts needed to complete work orders. Tracking all labor and parts and documenting what work was performed on each work order. Schedule and present training classes. Issue Burn permits and confined space permits. Responsibilities include but not limited to; setting up, troubleshooting and repairing all Machine Shop equipment, all support equipment and utilities, fire suppression systems, overhead dock structures, and hydraulic and pneumatic systems. All building utilities including steam, hot water, chilled water, and radiant heating systems, pumps, motors, heat exchangers, motor control panels with variable frequency drives and air handlers. All motorized vehicles, including aerial booms, scissor lifts, plow trucks, forklifts, and golf carts. Moved to several areas to set up shops and preventive maintenance programs, and to train mechanics. Knowledge in most areas of industrial and facility maintenance and repair. Team player and well organized. Received several awards for outstanding job performance. Direct outside contractors when assistance is needed. Laid off after 9/11 forced United to reduce workforce.

3/95-7/95 Maintenance Mechanic- Tube Processing Corporation

1146 Nelson av. Indianapolis, IN. 46232 317-***-****

Installation and Setup of Building Utilities for new addition. Included welding and fabrication. General maintenance on all plant equipment. Quit to work for Johnson Controls, Large pay raise, 3rd kid born.

8/93-3-95 Maintenance Mechanic- Firestone Building Products

3525 s. Arlington ave. Indianapolis, In 46236 317-***-****

General and preventive maintenance on all plant equipment. Fabrication and setup of automated equipment. Shift leader on second shift.

6/90-6-93 Molding Shop Shift Leader- Parish Manufacturing

7430 New Augusta rd. Indianapolis, IN. 46224 317-***-****

General and Preventive Maintenance on all Injection Molding Machines, support equipment, and building utilities. Also fabricated and setup sprue sorters for all machines.

4/84-6-90 Maintenance Mechanic- North American Packaging Corp.

6059 Guion rd. Indianapolis, In 46224 317-***-****

This is where it all started!

Five years maintenance packaging, Blow Molding, and Injection Molding. One year as a machine operator. I was 19 and my sandbox was this packaging area. Today this looks like stone age stuff but we made it work and we had lots of fun doing it. Met my wife of 30 years here. And they said it would never work!

If you are still reading this, thank you for your time.

As you can see, I have had quite a bit of fun over the years. I enjoyed 3 things at my last job. 1. I was able to teach and create 4 more maintenance mechanics. 2. I got to design and build some real cool stuff that I can’t write about. I spent a lot of money here. 3. I was able to learn about new technologies. I feel I have the talent to repair anything even if I do not know firsthand how to. I know how to use the resources of others and create team-based groups to solve issues and build relationships that will benefit everyone. I can’t do everything by myself, but I can get a lot accomplished.

I am looking for long term employment.

Thank you

EDUCATION;

1979-1983 Oak Lawn Community High School- Diploma

•Moraine Valley Community College- Diesel Engine Rebuilding

•Indiana Vocational Collage-

Hydraulics and pneumatics 1&2

Technical Math 1&2

Programmable Logic Controllers

Relay Ladder Logic Controllers

•Johnson Controls Safety Programs

Laser Maintenance and Repair

•Fanuc Robot Training

Handling Tool Application Programming Certificate

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE;

I can troubleshoot and repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic system problems. Using the theory of eliminating variables has proven to maximize production line uptime, quality, and profitability of industrial equipment. I have invented and created many types of equipment, some very simple and others more complex, that have helped create profitable environments. Listed below is some of the equipment I have worked with in the past.

Troubleshoot, repair and install 12-24-110-***-*** 240 480 Volt electric.

Allen Bradley, Idec, PLC’s, VFD’s, and, Maple Systems Touch Screens. I can navigate PLC programs to help identify machine issues. I have written some simple programs to turn things on/off or to collect data.

Fanuc and Yamaha robots, and other automated equipment.

Shrink sleeve applicators and steam shrink tunnels.

Liquid filling machines, mix tanks, and process pumps and scales.

Sensors, Photo eyes, safety switches, and other safety devises.

Hydraulic and Pneumatic pumps, motors, cylinders and controls.

Air compressors, dryers, breathing air filtration and components.

Welding with mig and arch welders. Some stainless steel.

Troubleshoot, repair and operate Mills, Lathes, Grinders,

Sanders, Blast cabinets, Shears, Band saws, and other fabricating equipment.

Chillers, Water towers, and components.

Boilers, steam systems, traps, condensate units and softeners.

Pump and gearbox rebuilding.

Air handling units, condensers and accessories.

Fire systems testing and components. I have supervised the testing of aircraft hangar deluge systems, bells/whistles, fire extinguishers and other fire systems component testing.

Power tool repairs.

Techmotive, Atlas Copco and Ingersol Rand torque systems.

Pneumatic and electric clutches.

Bosch conveyors

Conveyors, belt, roller, hourglass, and lug.

Bucket elevators, augers, and Gyra-vib separators.

Bindicator silo measurement equipment.

to 100-ton Hydraulic jacks

10-to-100-ton Jack screws and components.

Computer literate in Microsoft Word, Excel and Power Point

Proficient in Maximo and Metasys

OSHA 10-hour Certification 2010

HVAC Type 1 Certification 1994

Forklift Certification 1985-present

Laser printers and ink jet printers

Foam insulation equipment

Molding and Packaging Equipment

Vibrating bowls

Signode strappers

Stretch wrappers

Bottle trimmers

Flame treaters

Leak detectors

Sleeving machines

Shrink frames

Grinders and Choppers

Conair material handling equipment

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