Kevin Lowell Carlton

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Wake Forest, NC 27587

919-***-****

Objective:

To obtain a mechanical maintenance position in a high-tech industry that would utilize the expertise of a military trained steam propulsion maintenance supervisor.

Strengths

Ability to lead by example,

Team player and great rapport with other staff members,

Excellent organizations skills,

Work effectively under stress,

Adapt to changes easily and very flexible.

Experience:

April-2006 to Present; Lead Maintenance Mechanic; Merck

Supervise daily operations and maintenance of the Energy Center. Provide operation and maintenance Cleaver Brooks boilers, Glycol chillers, Chill water chillers, Kobelco and Ingersoll Rand air compressors. Provide operation and maintenance of cooling towers, pumps, motor and laser alignment of pumps. Perform PLC and electrical troubleshooting of all associated equipment. Monitor all GMP and non GMP equipment via BAS, Delta Y and Rockwell energy management systems. Operation and maintenance of GMP equipment WFI, RO, Meco Still, clean steam, biowaste and process waste equipment. Perform daily operation maintenance of neutralization skids. Perform daily maintenance and troubleshooting of bulk chemical tank farm. Performa maintenance on IPA, NAOH, and CIP-100 skids. Manage contracts for daily qualification in Hirewire to include all high-risk permits. Oversee lockout and tagout of all project equipment and systems used by contractors.

October-2005 to April-2006; Maintenance Mechanic; Manpower (Merck)

Set-up, changes over and adjusts all vaccine process equipment according to SOP’s. Determines proper settings and clearances, install parts and adjusts for given machine requirements. Test run equipment to determine coordinated timing, alignment, machine height. Identifies the root cause of equipment malfunctions occurring while equipment is in operation. Performs minor and major overhauls to process equipment by completely disassembling, repairing and reassembling equipment to operation condition. Provides technical guidance to outside contractors. Perform preventive maintenance inspections and prepare inspection reports. Upgrades and prepares drawings, schematics and diagrams.

April-2001 to October-2006; STATIONARY ENGINEER and BUILDING ENGINEER, NVT TECHNOLOGIES

Work for National Institute of Environmental Health and Safety as a contractor.

Responsible for planned maintenance of chillers, high temperatures generators and associated equipment. Responsible for the operation and documentation of hourly parameters on chillers, hot water generators and associated equipment to include aligning systems. Monitoring and adjusting systems alignment using Bailey Control System. Collection, testing and treatment of closed loop systems.

November-2000 to April-2001; STATIONARY ENGINEER; ATLANTIC COAST MECHANICAL/ ONSITE STAFFING

Responsible for the operation and documentation of hourly parameters on chillers, hot water generators and associated equipment to include aligning systems. Monitoring and adjusting systems alignment using Bailey Control System.

June-2000 to October-2000; SERVICE TECH; JOHNSON CONTROLS

Operation and maintenance of boilers and associated auxiliary equipment such as valves, pumps, tanks and air compressors. Maintenance of plumbing systems. Responsible for water chemistry. Recorded and monitored chiller measurements, air handling units and exhaust fans to include preventive maintenance. Monitored cooling tower, RO unit and all closed loop system operations.

August-1998 to November-1998; BOILER OPERATOR II; STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. Operated and maintained 300psi auxiliary boilers and associated auxiliary equipment such as valves, pumps, tanks and air compressors. Responsible for troubleshooting boilers and auxiliary equipment to resolve plant malfunctions. Responsible for taking water samples to treat boilers with chemicals as necessary to maintain proper boiler chemistry specifications. Transfer diesel fuel to all state emergency generators.

July-1996 to August-1998; SEWER MAINTENANCE MECHANIC; CITY OF VIRGINIA BEACH

Responsible for the operation of heavy equipment to repair or install new water mains/taps, sewer mains/laterals and fire hydrants. Responsible for sewer collection and proper deposal in accordance with Federal and State regulations. Repair and troubleshoot new installed air vacuum sewer systems as necessary to maintain proper operations.

June-1981 to June-1996; STEAM PROPULSION MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR; US NAVY,

Supervised organizational levels of maintenance on steam propulsion boilers, forced draft blowers, and steam plant controls supporting auxiliary equipment, valves, and piping systems. Operated distilling plants. Conducted equipment material inspections, identified abnormal equipment conditions and initiated corrective action. Maintained a current inventory of all required maintenance/repair records, technical documentation, special tools, and repair equipment. Exercised environmental control procedures to prevent or minimize air pollution and oil spills. Completed maintenance data forms. Trained personnel in the operation of components/systems of steam propulsion plants. Individualized-computer managed instruction in the operation of components and systems in the fire room steam propulsion plants. Instruction included fire-fighting systems; mainsteam systems, boilers, water level indicators and chemical feed systems, combustion air systems, exhaust systems and service/control systems. Performed maintenance in Ship’s Intermediate Maintenance Activity on boilers, valves, pumps and heat exchanges to include hydrostatic testing.

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Homeland Security Instructor (2003)

Steam Propulsion Maintenance Supervisor courkev se (3/94 - 7/94)

Leadership and Management Education and Training for Leading Petty Officers (1/89)

Forced Draft Blower Maintenance course (2/90 -4/90)

Boiler Technician (1200 PSI) Class A1 course (2/89 -4-89)

General Shipboard Fire Fighting course (7/85)

SNAP II and Maintenance Course (U.S. Atlantic Fleet Integrated Logistics Overhaul

Team) (12/95 - 2/96)

Heat Exchanger, Cooler and Distilling Plant Repair S-652-0672 (01/91 - 02/91)

Machinery Shaft Alignment S-702-0650 (01/91)

Spine Education Back Safety and Safe Work Practices Training Program

Waterjet Operator Training Course (01/92)

Boiler Water Chemistry/Treatment course

Engineering Maintenance Principles, Practices, and Administration

CFC, Universal course

EDUCATION

PENDER HIGH SCHOOL, BURGAW, NC; 1981 High School Diploma

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