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Cnc Programmer Machinist

Location:
St. Louis, MO
Posted:
September 19, 2021

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Resume:

RYAN S. KROST

**** ****** ******

ST. LOUIS, MO *3110

314-***-****

CAREER OBJECTIVE

To be a productive Team Leader/CNC Programmer/Toolmaker/ Machinist with potential for advancement

EDUCATION

2-years Ranken Technical College, St. Louis, MO

Bishop Dubourg High School, St. Louis, MO

Diploma in General Studies

SKILLS

20 plus years of experience in setting up and running 3 and 5 axis milling machines

for the aerospace industries as well as a strong background in fire control

manufacturing for tanks, howitzers, fighter jets and helicopters.

Lead setup man in the manufacturing of precision instruments, working directly for

the department of defense. Also, paying very close attention to geometric

tolerancing as well as strict DOD guidelines.

Qualified to run CMM and optical comparator; in running manual lathes, mills,

grinders, shapers, drill presses, radial drills, layout and bench work, CNC programming and setup on various machinery.

Capable of setting tools, entering offsets and running first article parts within tolerance; Knowledgeable in first part inspections and government inspection quality assurance programs.

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Advance Tool & Die, St. Louis, MO 1996 - 1998

Set up fixtures and parts; Set up tools to set length; check for problems before running;ran numerous parts required to quality control standards.

Meeco, Inc., St. Louis, MO 1998 – 2001

Built machines for material straightening; produced numerous parts from prints to

complete machine; assembled machines on occasion for precise check.

Thayer Aerospace, St. Louis, MO 2000 - 2004

Duties included setting up and operating 3and 5 axis machinery in the production of various aerospace components. Duties also included overseeing and leading newer members of the company, inspecting tools, set-ups and first pieces.

Seiler Instrument, St. Louis, MO 2004 – Present

A contract manufacturer specializing predominantly in U.S. Military equipment and components. As a precision machinist, I must hold tolerances of .0002.



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