Thomas Leshinsky

*** ******* ******* ***** *******, Tennessee 37620

Phone: 423-***-**** Email: ado3d6@r.postjobfree.com

Career Objective: To obtain a position with a company or supplier that will allow me an opportunity to demonstrate my leadership skills and abilities. I feel my education along with my professional experience will prove beneficial to any organization seeking a highly motivated individual dedicated to quality technical service.

Education: National College of Business and Technology Bristol, TN

Associate of Science Business Administration Management May 2005

Certifications: A.R.I – E.P.A. Certification Section 608 & 609, Technician Type Universal

North Carolina State University, Chiller Cooling Tower Maintenance Repair

York International, Basic HVAC Control Strategy & YT Centrifugal Chiller Operator

Microsoft Office User Specialist, Access and PowerPoint

Adult Education, Advanced HVAC & Computer Maintenance/Repair

William H. Neff Center of Science & Technology, Basic Electronics Certification

O.S.H.A. Safety Training, Occupational Hazards Certification 10 Hour

Mid-America OSHA Education Center Construction Safety and Health

Helton and Associates, Hazardous Material Response Certification

Mainstream Engineering, R410A Technician Certification

Mainstream Engineering, Preventive Maintenance Technician Certification

Peyton Technical Services NFPA 70 Electrical Safe Work Practices

Fortier Loss Control Consultants Forklift & Aerial Lift Certification

Crane America Services Over head Crane & Hoist operator Training

Leibert Educational Services Large, Small and Monitoring systems

Skills and Relevant Coursework:

Principals of Management Accounting I & II Time Management

Human Resource Management Business Math Supervision

Sales and Contract Law Critical Thinking HVAC Maintenance & Repair

Practical Law Microsoft Office Suite Electronics Certification

Principals of Marketing Microsoft Word Occupational Hazard Training

Organizational Management Microsoft PowerPoint Hazardous Material Response

Organizational Leadership Microsoft Excel Computer Maintenance & Repair

Introduction to Business Visual Basic Inventory

Managing the Small Business Oral & Written Communication Machine & Tool Operation

Experience:

October 2013 to Present

Veteran Affairs Medical Center Mountain Home, TN

40 + hours per week

WG-10 Maintenance Mechanic (AC/Sheet Metal Mechanic)

Overseen various work of journeyman level mechanics, technicians and craftsmen that function independently within their area of expertise in the repair of equipment and facilities to complete various projects at Mountain Home and in the Mountain Home catchment area. Troubleshoot and identify necessary repairs on various building systems as necessary to maintain normal clinic operations. Served as the first responder to calls from facility administration for engineering assistance after normal working hours. Independently triages, troubleshoots, and repairs, or calls in additional resources as needed.

The projects were supervised and comprised of varying numbers of Journeyman level trades personnel at various grade levels to include: WG-11 Electronics Industrial Controls Mechanic, WG-10 Welder, WG-10 Pipefitter, WG-10 Maintenance Mechanic (Electronics/Electrician), WG-10 Maintenance Mechanic (HVAC Controls Technician), WG-10 Maintenance Mechanic (Carpenter Painter), WG-10 Laundry Mechanic, WG-10 Maintenance Mechanic (Mason/Welder), WG-9 Maintenance Mechanic (Plumber/Painter), WG-9 Painter and WG-10 Locksmith. Consistently communicates and interacts with customers (e.g. Veterans, family members, the general public and other staff members) in a courteous, tactful and helpful manner. Maintains consistently courteous relationships with Management and the work unit and contributes to the effective operation of the Medical Center.

Install equipment; recognize origination of faulty equipment; calibrate, modify, relocate, perform maintenance and makes repairs on a variety of large complex refrigeration and air conditioning units. Handle equipment, which provides specific temperatures and critical conditions such as blood banks, laboratory equipment, computerized equipment, operating rooms and kitchen and galley equipment and for servicing heat pumps in existing buildings. Calibrate and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling. making repairs on all types of refrigeration equipment such as; walk-in refrigerators and freezers, ice cream cabinets, refrigerated food carts, reach-in coolers, ice machines, refrigerated, centrifuge and other refrigerated lab equipment, and any other refrigerant type equipment. Modify systems and balance various elements installed throughout the hospital and offices to produce and meet critical temperatures or specific conditions. Most repairs require specialized equipment in order to perform task. Perform tests, plan and layout work details to make modifications with minimum instructions and/or supervision. Diagnoses, troubles, calibrates and installs thermostats, pneumatic controls, electronic solid-state controls, electric controls of various types, electronic components and devices (such as electronic expansion valves, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, digital system controllers, and electronic pneumatic transmitters). The system uses a variety of methods of air conditioning such as mechanical compression, vapor compression and absorption. Performs tests, major repairs, complete overhaul and duties related to controlling the formation of scale and corrosion in the air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Develop patterns and layouts, cut form, assemble and install items and system such as deflectors, air-handling units, pans, containers, and metal furniture and all other items and systems which have combined straight and curved edges or irregular curves and planes. Assemble using a variety of instruments such as slip roll forming machines, box and pan brakes, rotary machines with extra form rolls and crimper and beading machines. Worked with minimum supervision and with other trades assigned within the maintenance unit providing assistance as needed. Perform maintenance and minor repairs such as but not limited to laying floor tiles, painting, carpentry work, install safety treads on steps, installing ceiling tiles, installing and/or hanging various medical and office accessories, installing light fixtures, switches and receptacles. also involved in moderately skilled use of general and some special tools and equipment of various building trades

June 2012 to Oct 2013

Teka Building and Development at Appellation Christian Village for the Elderly Johnson City, TN

Fulltime 40 hours per week status

Install equipment; recognize origination of faulty equipment; calibrate, modify, relocate, perform maintenance and makes repairs on a variety of large complex refrigeration and air conditioning units. Handle equipment, which provides specific temperatures and critical conditions such as blood banks, laboratory equipment, computerized equipment, operating rooms and kitchen and galley equipment and for servicing heat pumps in existing buildings. Calibrate and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling. making repairs on all types of refrigeration equipment such as; walk-in refrigerators and freezers, ice cream cabinets, refrigerated food carts, reach-in coolers, ice machines, refrigerated, centrifuge and other refrigerated lab equipment, and any other refrigerant type equipment. Modify systems and balance various elements installed throughout the hospital and offices to produce and meet critical temperatures or specific conditions. Most repairs require specialized equipment in order to perform task. Perform tests, plan and layout work details to make modifications with minimum instructions and/or supervision. Diagnoses, troubles, calibrates and installs thermostats, pneumatic controls, electronic solid state controls, electric controls of various types, electronic components and devices (such as electronic expansion valves, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, digital system controllers, and electronic pneumatic transmitters). The system uses a variety of methods of air conditioning such as mechanical compression, vapor compression and absorption. Performs tests, major repairs, complete overhaul and duties related to controlling the formation of scale and corrosion in the air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Develop patterns and layouts, cut form, assemble and install items and system such as deflectors, air-handling units, pans, containers, and metal furniture and all other items and systems which have combined straight and curved edges or irregular curves and planes. Assemble using a variety of instruments such as slip roll forming machines, box and pan brakes, rotary machines with extra form rolls and crimper and beading machines. Worked with minimum supervision and with other trades assigned within the maintenance unit providing assistance as needed. Perform maintenance and minor repairs such as but not limited to laying floor tiles, painting, carpentry work, install safety treads on steps, installing ceiling tiles, installing and/or hanging various medical and office accessories, installing light fixtures, switches and receptacles. also involved in moderately skilled use of general and some special tools and equipment of various building trades

January 2012 to June 2012

Volunteer at Veteran Affairs Medical Center Mountain Home, TN

21 hours per week

Install equipment; recognize origination of faulty equipment; calibrate, modify, relocate, perform maintenance and makes repairs on a variety of large complex refrigeration and air conditioning units. Handle equipment, which provides specific temperatures and critical conditions such as blood banks, laboratory equipment, computerized equipment, operating rooms and kitchen and galley equipment and for servicing heat pumps in existing buildings. Calibrate and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling. making repairs on all types of refrigeration equipment such as; walk-in refrigerators and freezers, ice cream cabinets, refrigerated food carts, reach-in coolers, ice machines, refrigerated, centrifuge and other refrigerated lab equipment, and any other refrigerant type equipment. Modify systems and balance various elements installed throughout the hospital and offices to produce and meet critical temperatures or specific conditions. Most repairs require specialized equipment in order to perform task. Perform tests, plan and layout work details to make modifications with minimum instructions and/or supervision. Diagnoses, troubles, calibrates and installs thermostats, pneumatic controls, electronic solid state controls, electric controls of various types, electronic components and devices (such as electronic expansion valves, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, digital system controllers, and electronic pneumatic transmitters). The system uses a variety of methods of air conditioning such as mechanical compression, vapor compression and absorption. Performs tests, major repairs, complete overhaul and duties related to controlling the formation of scale and corrosion in the air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Develop patterns and layouts, cut form, assemble and install items and system such as deflectors, air-handling units, pans, containers, and metal furniture and all other items and systems which have combined straight and curved edges or irregular curves and planes. Assemble using a variety of instruments such as slip roll forming machines, box and pan brakes, rotary machines with extra form rolls and crimper and beading machines. Worked with minimum supervision and with other trades assigned within the maintenance unit providing assistance as needed. Perform maintenance and minor repairs such as but not limited to laying floor tiles, painting, carpentry work, install safety treads on steps, installing ceiling tiles, installing and/or hanging various medical and office accessories, installing light fixtures, switches and receptacles. also involved in moderately skilled use of general and some special tools and equipment of various building trades

May 2010 to January 2012

Energy Systems Group / Veteran Affairs Medical Center Mountain Home, TN

Fulltime 40 hours per week and On Call status

Install equipment; recognize origination of faulty equipment; calibrate, modify, relocate, perform maintenance and makes repairs on a variety of large complex refrigeration and air conditioning units. Handle equipment, which provides specific temperatures and critical conditions such as blood banks, laboratory equipment, computerized equipment, operating rooms and kitchen and galley equipment and for servicing heat pumps in existing buildings. Calibrate and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling. making repairs on all types of refrigeration equipment such as; walk-in refrigerators and freezers, ice cream cabinets, refrigerated food carts, reach-in coolers, ice machines, refrigerated, centrifuge and other refrigerated lab equipment, and any other refrigerant type equipment. Modify systems and balance various elements installed throughout the hospital and offices to produce and meet critical temperatures or specific conditions. Most repairs require specialized equipment in order to perform task. Perform tests, plan and layout work details to make modifications with minimum instructions and/or supervision. Diagnoses, troubles, calibrates and installs thermostats, pneumatic controls, electronic solid state controls, electric controls of various types, electronic components and devices (such as electronic expansion valves, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, digital system controllers, and electronic pneumatic transmitters). The system uses a variety of methods of air conditioning such as mechanical compression, vapor compression and absorption. Performs tests, major repairs, complete overhaul and duties related to controlling the formation of scale and corrosion in the air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Develop patterns and layouts, cut form, assemble and install items and system such as deflectors, air-handling units, pans, containers, and metal furniture and all other items and systems which have combined straight and curved edges or irregular curves and planes. Assemble using a variety of instruments such as slip roll forming machines, box and pan brakes, rotary machines with extra form rolls and crimper and beading machines. Worked with minimum supervision and with other trades assigned within the maintenance unit providing assistance as needed. Perform maintenance and minor repairs such as but not limited to laying floor tiles, painting, carpentry work, install safety treads on steps, installing ceiling tiles, installing and/or hanging various medical and office accessories, installing light fixtures, switches and receptacles. also involved in moderately skilled use of general and some special tools and equipment of various building trades

February 2008 – December 2009

A&E Factory Service Johnson City, TN

Fulltime 40 hours per week and On Call status

HV Service Technician

Service, maintain, calibrate, and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling. making repairs on all types of refrigeration equipment such as; walk-in refrigerators and freezers, ice cream cabinets, refrigerated food carts, reach-in coolers, ice machines, refrigerated, centrifuge and other refrigerated equipment, and any other refrigerant type equipment in buildings and resident homes with minimum supervision.

April 2007 – September 2007

Viox Services

Site Manager- Arvin Maritor – Morristown Plant Morristown TN.

Fulltime 40 hours per week and On Call status

Managed facility maintenance personal and various sub contractors

Install equipment; recognize origination of faulty equipment; calibrate, modify, relocate, perform maintenance and makes repairs on a variety of large complex refrigeration and air conditioning units. Handle equipment, which provides specific temperatures and critical conditions such as blood banks, laboratory equipment, computerized equipment, operating rooms and kitchen and galley equipment and for servicing heat pumps in existing buildings. Calibrate and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling. making repairs on all types of refrigeration equipment such as; walk-in refrigerators and freezers, ice cream cabinets, refrigerated food carts, reach-in coolers, ice machines, refrigerated, centrifuge and other refrigerated lab equipment, and any other refrigerant type equipment. Modify systems and balance various elements installed throughout the hospital and offices to produce and meet critical temperatures or specific conditions. Most repairs require specialized equipment in order to perform task. Perform tests, plan and layout work details to make modifications with minimum instructions and/or supervision. Diagnoses, troubles, calibrates and installs thermostats, pneumatic controls, electronic solid state controls, electric controls of various types, electronic components and devices (such as electronic expansion valves, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, digital system controllers, and electronic pneumatic transmitters). The system uses a variety of methods of air conditioning such as mechanical compression, vapor compression and absorption. Performs tests, major repairs, complete overhaul and duties related to controlling the formation of scale and corrosion in the air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Develop patterns and layouts, cut form, assemble and install items and system such as deflectors, air-handling units, pans, containers, and metal furniture and all other items and systems which have combined straight and curved edges or irregular curves and planes. Assemble using a variety of instruments such as slip roll forming machines, box and pan brakes, rotary machines with extra form rolls and crimper and beading machines. Worked with minimum supervision and with other trades assigned within the maintenance unit providing assistance as needed. Perform maintenance and minor repairs such as but not limited to laying floor tiles, painting, carpentry work, install safety treads on steps, installing ceiling tiles, installing and/or hanging various medical and office accessories, installing light fixtures, switches and receptacles. also involved in moderately skilled use of general and some special tools and equipment of various building trades

August 2006 – January 2007

H.V.A.C. Bristol, TN

Fulltime 40 hours per week and On Call status

HVAC Service Technician

Install equipment; recognize origination of faulty equipment; calibrate, modify, relocate, perform maintenance and makes repairs on a variety of large complex refrigeration and air conditioning units. Handle equipment, which provides specific temperatures and critical conditions such as laboratory equipment, computerized equipment, and kitchen and galley equipment and for servicing heat pumps in buildings and resident homes with minimum supervision. Calibrate and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling.

June 1994 – August 2006

Bristol Compressors Bristol, VA

Fulltime 40 hours per week and On Call status

HVAC Mechanic

Install equipment; recognize origination of faulty equipment; calibrate, modify, relocate, perform maintenance and makes repairs on a variety of large complex refrigeration and air conditioning units. Handle equipment, which provides specific temperatures and critical conditions such as blood banks, laboratory equipment, computerized equipment, operating rooms and kitchen and galley equipment and for servicing heat pumps in existing buildings. Calibrate and balance a wide variety of equipment, which provides heating, humidification, dehumidification, filtration, and ventilation in addition to cooling. making repairs on all types of refrigeration equipment such as; walk-in refrigerators and freezers, ice cream cabinets, refrigerated food carts, reach-in coolers, ice machines, refrigerated, centrifuge and other refrigerated lab equipment, and any other refrigerant type equipment. Modify systems and balance various elements installed throughout the hospital and offices to produce and meet critical temperatures or specific conditions. Most repairs require specialized equipment in order to perform task. Perform tests, plan and layout work details to make modifications with minimum instructions and/or supervision. Diagnoses, troubles, calibrates and installs thermostats, pneumatic controls, electronic solid state controls, electric controls of various types, electronic components and devices (such as electronic expansion valves, temperature sensors, pressure sensors, digital system controllers, and electronic pneumatic transmitters). The system uses a variety of methods of air conditioning such as mechanical compression, vapor compression and absorption. Performs tests, major repairs, complete overhaul and duties related to controlling the formation of scale and corrosion in the air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Develop patterns and layouts, cut form, assemble and install items and system such as deflectors, air-handling units, pans, containers, and metal furniture and all other items and systems which have combined straight and curved edges or irregular curves and planes. Assemble using a variety of instruments such as slip roll forming machines, box and pan brakes, rotary machines with extra form rolls and crimper and beading machines. Worked with minimum supervision and with other trades assigned within the maintenance unit providing assistance as needed. Perform maintenance and minor repairs such as but not limited to laying floor tiles, painting, carpentry work, install safety treads on steps, installing ceiling tiles, installing and/or hanging various medical and office accessories, installing light fixtures, switches and receptacles. also involved in moderately skilled use of general and some special tools and equipment of various building trades

References:

Barry Crane – 276 - 645-8337 Cell 276-***-****

Steve Summerfield - 276 - 676-3708

Hugh Bowman 423-***-**** Ext. 7784 Cell 423-***-****

Gail Rouse - 423 - 534 – 7990

Mike Laws – 423 - 360-1296

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