Robert J. Waldusky Jr.

*** ***** ****, ******, ** 54956

920-***-****

lpr84w@r.postjobfree.com

Employment:

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Muza Metal Products, Oshkosh, WI

• Program, set up and operate Amada HDS 2204 and 1304 CNC press brakes.

• Use of measuring instruments, blueprint reading, trouble shooting, research and development explain more in interview

• Accomplish multiple set-ups daily.

2008-2009

Lapham Hickey Steel, Oshkosh, WI

• Program set up and operate Bystronic CNC Press Brake,

• Use of measuring instruments, blueprint reading, trouble shooting, research and development explain more in interview

2006-2008

Gallmar Grinding/Fox Valley Heat Treat, Oshkosh, WI

Set up and operated manual Gear Hobbing machines.

Good understanding of conversational software.

Machined precision parts for Oshkosh Corp, Axel Tech, and John Deer etc. using calipers, mics, pins and manual shapers.

Set up and operated VMC.

2002-2006

Franklin Fuel Systems Madison, WI

Set up and operated engine lathes, and Warner-Swassy CNC lathe.

Assembled fuel transfer systems, pumps, and gauges.

Measured, examined and tested complete units in order to detect defects and to ensure conformance to specifications.

Used precision instruments such as micrometers and veneer calipers.

Calculated dimensions and tolerances using knowledge of mathematics and instruments

Performed routine or preventative maintenance and repairs, lubrication and cleansing of machine tools, and equipment.

Performed related work as assigned

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1999-2002

United States Army

Armor Corp. Abrams M1A2 Tank Crew Member

Assisted in target detection and identification.

Loading and firing guns.

Operating two-way radios and signaling equipment to receive and relay battle orders.

Placed turrets in operations.

Operated main gun controls and firing controls.

Operated, tracked, and wheeled vehicles over varied terrain.

Track, turbine engine and turret repair.

Operated internal communications equipment.

Selected tank routes.

Positioned vehicles in firing positions.

Read maps, compasses and battle plans.

Performed routine or preventative maintenance and repairs, lubrication and cleansing of machine tools, and equipment.

Made estimates of time and materials required to complete an assignment.

Performed related work as assigned.

1999-2002

U.S. Army Armor Technical Training

Education:

1998

HSED Wisconsin National Guard Training Academy

Professional References:

Lonny Farnsworth

Fabrication Supervisor, Muza Metal Products

920-***-****

Mike Selnar

Fabrication Supervisor, Muza Metal Products

920-***-****

Nathan Zemple

Armor Crew Member, Social Security Administration

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