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Brent Martin

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Birmingham,Al.35214

256-***-****

*----- ***** ** **********: Started-June 1,1977---Until present

(COILS)

*----- *** *********** *.*. Random and form wound coils from Fractional to 13,200 volts,including A.C.stator and rotor(slip ring and sync.)

Can manufacture D.C. Random and form wound armature,field and interpole coils

Can manufactre form and random clutch,brke,magnet,holding and solenoid coils

3----- Can run balance machines,lathes,mills,burn out and bakeout ovens,V.P.I.systems,overhead cranes(up to 100 tons,weld(stick and wire)

cut(torch and plasma)

(WINDING)

4----- Can wind A.C.stators fractional H.P.to megawatt steam and hydro generators (3 PHASE)

Can wind random and form wound rotors(slip ring and sync.)

Can wind D.C. armatures(random and form)also solder or tig commutator,turn and undercut commutator,balance

WORK HISTORY

1----- Started with Cleveland Electric in 1977 in Birmingham,Al.working on the floor manufacturing coils and winding various types of apparatus.

2---- In 1981 left Cleeland Electric and went to Kencoil/Scott Armature in Belle Chasse,La.My brother and myself were the first two employees.Westarted hiring and training employees in the field of electric motor repair to the point where we had over 100 employees, and during this time I had become shop foreman.

3--- In 1989 my wife and I made the decision to retur n to Alabama to get our children into a safer more stable school enviroment.At which time I retur ned to Cleveland Electric as assistant shop foreman (we had over 250 employees) over large motors,small motors and coil manufacturing.In 1991 A.B.B.bought our motor repair facilities throughout the United States (13 total )

4----In 1991,the regional manager of A.B.B.asked me if I w ould take over as manager of the A.B.B.repair facility in Dallas,Tx. I accepted the position and ran the facility until 1998,at which time upper management approached me and informed me that they were expanding our services in the United States to include high voltage.They also wanted me to start high voltage training in coil manufacturing and winding.I accepted this position and trained another manager in the every day operations of the Dallas facility,and began my training in Europe and Canada.After which I began traveling extensively throughout North and South America for A.B.B.until they closed all of the shops in the U.S.,at which time I began contracting my winding skills.

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