Machine Shop Helper
Resume:
To Whom it may concern,
I found your ad on the Post Job Free website.
Having worked in various professions through the years, I have put the work history relevant to your listing at the top of my work history list. You might note that I have had on-the-job experience in manufacturing and fabrication, which I really enjoy.
Thanks very much for your time,
Greg Endries
OBJECTIVE: Shop Helper
EDUCATION:
1997–98 Classes: Avid editing, Avid effects, assistant editing and
troubleshooting at Moviola Digital in Hollywood.
1996–97 Internship with technical support department at Video Symphony,
eventually becoming a full-time technician.
1990 Evening classes: Desktop Publishing/Design at Art Center College of
Design in Pasadena, California. (Grades: A)
1988 Honors: Superior Achievement in Graphics/Advertising
Pasadena City College Art Department (4.0 GPA)
1987–89 Pasadena City College (Art and Design)
1974 B.A. (Music) Ambassador College, Big Sandy, TX
WORK HISTORY
July 2010–present:
Part-time – Fabrication, assembly, and installation technician.
Studio Lilica, www.studiolilica.com/
Designer, manufacturer of architectural lightform sculptures
April 1978 to July 1983:
Assistant Plant Manager, Quality Assurance Supervisor, Painting Department Supervisor
Santana Cycles, Inc.
Manufacturer of Specialty Lightweight Bicycles
http://santanatandem.com/
P.O. Box 206
La Verne, CA 91750
As Assistant Plant Manager I was involved in the daily supervision of most aspects of manufacture, assembly, and delivery of superior quality specialty bicycles, including involvement in early stages of factory setup and development of production methods. I also participated in planning and scheduling, interviewing potential employees, training, supervision and evaluation of personnel, shipping, receiving, storage and inventory of raw materials and parts, and maintenance of equipment and facilities.
As Quality Assurance Supervisor my duties included development, implementation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and ongoing evaluation of quality standards, efficiency measures and training methods, resulting in excellent workmanship in all phases of manufacture, minimizing the necessity for rework, and insuring that the final delivered products were consistent in structural integrity, functional smoothness and reliability, and finish quality and durability.
As Painting Department Supervisor my duties included managing and scheduling paint department functions such as supervising and training of painting department personnel, purchasing of all painting and finishing equipment and materials, installation, maintenance and repair of painting and finishing equipment, and transportation of assemblies and parts to and from outsource operation vendors.
August 1983 to February 1984:
Expeditor, Stockroom Attendant
Hydraulic Units, Incorporated, Subsidiary of The Boeing Company
Manufacturer of Aircraft Actuators (long since under new ownership)
1700 Business Center Drive
Duarte, CA 91010
As an expeditor, I was responsible for the continuous tracking, documentation, and progress through fabrication and inspection, of component parts and sub-assemblies for various hydraulic actuators during manufacture, assembly, testing, storage and shipping for installation on military and commercial aircraft.
Before promotion to expeditor, I worked within a group of stockroom attendants responsible for receiving, unpacking, documenting, dating, handling, organizing, storing, rotating, repackaging and filling of production orders for all individual parts and sub-assemblies used in the manufacture of aircraft actuators.
September 1984 to August 1991:
Draftsman, Construction Worker, Handyman
Anchor West Financial/Anchor General, Incorporated
Real Estate Management, Development/Construction and Maintenance
1276 East Colorado Boulevard, Room 208
Pasadena, CA 91106
As a draftsman, I participated in space planning, and prepared working drawings for tenant improvements in company owned and managed commercial and industrial properties.
As a handyman, I worked within a construction crew performing tenant improvements, repairs, refurbishing, remodeling and general maintenance of company owned and/or managed commercial, industrial and residential buildings.
May 2010–July 2010:
Network Operations Manager Trainee
MyInternetServices
Provider of servers for web-based gaming on Xbox, PS3 and PC gamers; provider of internet domain names; and web design services.
May 1997–August 2008:
Technician, On-Call Technician
Ascent Media/Digital Symphony (no longer in business)
Avid Technologies editing systems rentals and technical support
As a technician, involved in all operations relating to fulfillment including assembly, transportation, on-site and telephone troubleshooting and technical support of Avid Technologies hardware, software and related products.
As on-call technician provided 24/7 technical support of company and client-owned editing systems.
July 1992–May 1997:
Self-employed, Greg Endries Design
Greg Endries Design (no longer in business) Graphic Design, Page Layout and Desktop Publishing Services
August 1991–July 1992:
PostScript Imagesetting Technician
Southern California PrintCorp (no longer in business)
PostScript Imagesetting Service Bureau
Team member in all operations relating to imagesetting and producing camera-ready pages from client desktop publishing files; other responsibilities included technical assistance, scheduling, invoicing, packaging, shipping and documentation.
Developed and distributed instructional materials helping clients prepare computer files for imagesetting.
Designed electronic page layout and paste-up for various client publications.
Liaisoned with suppliers of computer hardware and software, duplicating, color separations, printing, bindery, and equipment repair.
Maintained computers, typesetters and processing machines.
February 1984–September 1984:
Los Angeles Branch Manager, Assembler, Installer
Computer Cable, Incorporated
Manufacturer and Installer of Computer Cables
As Los Angeles Branch Manager, I was responsible for estimating, planning, purchasing of materials for, and supervising installation and termination of cabling for mainframe computer systems and networks.
At CCI in Denver: manufacture, supply, and/or installation of custom interface cables for special hardware and unusual system configurations.
Assembly and shipping of standard data interface cables for most types of computers.
References
Carl Royce – 626-***-****
Present employer/supervisor at Studio Lilica
www.studiolilica.com/
John McCabe – 818-***-****
Former supervisor at Video Symphony
Edgar Lutter – 818-***-****
Former supervisor at Digital Symphony
Jaimie Fraser – 818-***-****
Friend, website designer at Websites By Jaimie
www.websitesbyjaimie.com/
Additional work history and project/client list provided upon request.
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