Maintenance Manager Industrial Electrician
Resume:
Work Experience
Rockland Flooring ****-**** Maintenance Manager- (Plant was downsized/closed)
Contract work 2020- 2022 Electrical contract work
Gaylor Group 2018-2020 Electrical Lead
Recruited to oversee the Fuki-Toyosha phase 3 project in Jamestown Indiana. ($3.4M) Using a workforce of minimum skilled apprentices, completed the project withing budget and on time.
Gaylor Group (again) 1995-2001 Prefabrication Department Head
Implemented from the ground up the prefabrication department. Created an easy-to-use catalog for field employees to order electrical end item sub-systems. Created a full-service department that reduced field man-hours and increased profits (estimated average of $900,000 per year).
Lafayette Steel & Alum. 2014-2018 Maintenance Manager
Oversee the construction of a new maintenance facility and implementation of TPM, operator preventative maintenance and a maintenance team. Oversaw the installation of a new shear & press brake. Implemented several machine improvements reducing production cost and time. Modified several machines to bring them into required safety standards. Recreated a 5S system and enforced a sustaining process. Implemented a vender managed stocking system involving hardware, filters, lubrication, hydraulics, pneumatics and electrical. Maintenance downtime was reduced 67% over the first 2 years.
Zachary Confections 2013-2014 Industrial Electrician/ Mechanic
Responsible for facility and industrial machinery electrical maintenance. PLC troubleshooting and programing was a primary requirement. Updating electronics on antiquated machinery.
Wabash National` 2011-2012 Industrial Electrician/ Mechanic
Maintain service and repair industrial machinery including mechanical, electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic.
Glory River Ministries 2005-Current Sr. Director/ Missionary
Independent Electrical 2001-2005 Electrical Instructor, 2nd Year Residential Electrical
ABC 1996-2023 Electrical Instructor3rd & 4th Year Commercial Electrical
Elliott Electric 2001-2005 Commercial and Industrial Department Head
Head of the Commercial/ Industrial division. Project managing ground up electrical installations from $50 thousand to $23 Million dollars. Often running 6-7 projects simultaneously. Controlled bids, budgeting, manpower (maintaining, hiring and firing) and tool & material purchasing.
Education
Six Sigma Black Belt Professional 2017 Six Sigma Process MSI/Purdue Univ.
Fully certified with projects and a proven track record
Bachelors of Science 1995 Industrial Electronics Ashington Univ.
Certified Craft Instructor 1998 Electrical Trade Univ. of Florida
OSHA 500 1997 OSHA Gaylor Group
Other Notable Accomplishments
Overhead Crane Inspector 2023 Columbus McKinnon
Ambulance Technician 2019 Rossville Volunteer Ambulance Service
FEMA Disaster Response Cert. 2018 Civilian Critical Response Team (7CCRT)
Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
Wilderness First Responder Cert. 2018 Wilderness Emergency Medicine (SOLO)
Emergence Medical Cert. 2018 Columbus Fire Department/University Hospital (CFD)
National Registry EMT (NREMT) State of Indiana
Tactical Combat Casualty Care Cert. 2022 National Registry (NREMT)
Safety Council Director 2017 Lafayette Steel and Aluminum
St. Peter’s Modesto, CA 2001 Honorary Doctorate
State of Indiana 1992 Master Electrical License
US Dept. Of Labor 1989 Journeymen Electrician Certificate
US Army 1984 Army Ranger, Bronze Star (for Valor),
Meritorious Service Medal,
Army Commendation Medal (2nd Oak Leaf Cluster)
Honorable Discharge, 1984
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES:
You can always call my past employers for a reference; but what you really want to know is about my work quality, skills and attitude. I have compiled a list of my peers, which I have worked directly with, for your consideration. I do not have a personal relationship with any of these people off the job.
Contract Work, GE Aviation Contract Work, Associated Builders & Contractors
Kevin Heerdink, Maintenance Superintendent Marrisa, Director, Lafayette Office
Lafayette Steel and Aluminum
Robert Johnson, Automation Engineer Jim Russell, VP Operations
765-***-**** 765-***-**** (currently a Professor at Purdue)
Zachary Confections
Dan Werline, Machinery Mechanic Don Earl, Machinery Mechanic
Wabash National
Steve Taylor, Supervisor Frank Knox Sr., Project Engineer
Corrie Delp, Maintenance Coordinator
There are 10 questions I’ve been asked during interviews so I figure I would just answer them now; I hope they will help in your decision to call me.
What is the largest project you ever managed? The largest monetary project I managed was a powerhouse for the Westinghouse Factory in Indianapolis. $18.9M, however, I have run several projects consecutively and simultaneously.
What was the largest and smallest amount of people you have had to manage? I have operated with as few as just myself. I have also supervised project with as few as one and to roughly 75 employees.
Are you comfortable around large equipment? I have a very strong industrial background around machinery, vehicles and high-speed conveyors. I have no fear of heights or confined spaces.
Have you ever had any experience with Lien Manufacturing or Six Sigma processes? Yes I have studied the Toyota Manufacturing Process (Lien) in college and have put it to use throughout my career. I have obtained my Six Sigma and have achieved my Black Belt through MSI/Purdue University with a spectacular track record with projects.
Do you have any sales experience? Yes, I have taken several courses from Jim Reid, (a protégé of Zig Ziggler). In the time that I did have opportunity to put the training application to use, I grossed $15k per month. This was an educational process that I have incorporated into my consulting and managerial processes.
Can you work on drives and inverters? Yes, I am well trained and qualified on the following brand equipment>>> Allen Bradley, Boston Gear, Automaton Direct, Hitachi, Fuji, Dart, Magnatek, Danfoss and Square D. I also have a certification for Impulse AC Drives.
Do you know anything about PLCs? Yes, I do and have become very familiar with the following types of software (to include ladder logic)>>> Device Net, Allen Bradley, Automaton Direct, Koyo, Panel View
Can you troubleshoot and repair industrial equipment? Obviously, I do well with electrical, but I am a fair hand with Pneumatics, Hydraulics, Mechanical and Steam. I also have a strong experience with lasers, presses, cranes, hoist, conveyers & heavy machinery.
Do you have any experience in food processing? Yes, I have worked on projects in industrial bakeries, confectioners and liquid processing Aseptic. I am familiar with many of the special regulations concerning the USDA.
Do you have any machine certifications? I hold certifications for maintenance on Trumpf Lasers, Trumpf Tru-Punches, Cincinnati Press Brakes and Air Systems Analysis. I am certified to terminate fiber optic, Category 3, 5 & 6 cabling and High Voltage terminations (3M) I have worked on Version, Standard, Cincinnati, Bliss, Stamtec & L&J punches. Standard, Accur-shear & Cincinnati Shears. A variety of benders to include Horn, Pines & TWI. I also have a familiarity with Miller & Lincoln welders and plasma cutters; conveyers and robotic devices.
I am a very well-rounded manager. Thank you for your consideration.
David Tilton
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