Maintenance Construction
Resume:
Steven B. Heavyside
Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32547
Functional summary
Possess an excellent aptitude for mechanical and maintenance philosophy application. Continuously working to improve Safety, Team building and Operational Efficiency, while reducing costs and downtime through analysis of daily reports and Lean/TPS continuous improvement projects.
Fourteen years of increasing responsibility as a Mechanic/Millwright in support of Steel/Heavy Industry Construction, Commissioning, and Operations. Six years of military duty in the US Navy as a Machinist Mate.
Work History
Thyssenkrupp Steel HSM Team Mechanical Maintenance Manager – Dec 2009 to Present
Started with this multi-billion dollar state of the art Steel Production Facility during the construction phase to ensure a Safe, Timely, and Efficient erection process, as well as helping to drive the commissioning and operation phases of this world class project. I oversaw erection of the Rolling Section of this SMS Hot Strip Mill working closely with SMS/ISG Erection and Commissioning Engineers. While carrying out my daily duties I have also worked with others to implement numerous programs such as Lean/TPS Continuous improvement processes, Lockout / Tryout, 5S, Work Instruction, Predictive and Preventative Maintenance Plans, as well as helping to implement these programs in other areas. A very detail oriented person with a tenacious work ethic and unwavering dedication to the goal of building, starting, and operating a World Class Steel Mill while helping to develop a World Class Maintenance Team.
Creative FX Construction, LLC Business Owner – Feb 2006 to Dec 2009
Owned and Operated a construction business specializing in exterior construction of Decks, Docks, Seawalls and many other structure for both personal home and commercial businesses. Due to economic downturn, I was forced to close this business and go back into the working sector
Safety Consultant for Shell Oil and Gas in the Wind River Valley of Wyoming through Acadian for Drilling Rig and Well Completion Operations. I also worked with Well Safe and Total Safety to perform Standby High Angle Rope Rescue and Confined Space Team work both on and offshore. I also performed training of High Angle Rope Rescue, Confined Space Rescue, and Incident Command through Safety Guidance Systems.
Steven B. Heavyside
1059 Windmill Drive
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547
Nucor Steel Hot Mill/Caster Lead Mechanic – July 2000 to Jan 2006
Started with Nucor during construction phase of Hertford County, as a Caster Mechanic. Oversaw the installation and commissioning of several of the 6” Caster Systems to ensure proper on time start up. While in the commissioning phase of the caster, was a Shift Crew Leader of 6 – 15 personnel in the Mold and Segment shop working to get spares built up and commissioned as well as implement procedures to speed up the rebuild of this equipment. Worked as a Shift Mechanic on the 6” slab caster. Transferred to Nucor Decatur in July of 2002, to support the restart of the 3.5” Caster’s. Wrote the PM program for the Caster area and was a key member of the D7i Asset Management Team. After completing startup, moved to the Hot Mill as a Lead Mechanic, working with 15 mechanics, I coordinated daily maintenance as well as scheduled downturn maintenance coordination with plant employees as well as contractor maintenance. . Since being in the Hot Mill, have coordinated the planning, installation of the Main Mill Drive Upgrades as well as the refurbishment of the Pair Cross Mill adjustment system utilizing new Laser Measuring Technology. Most recently have taken on the rebuild and upgrade of the Tunnel Furnace systems utilizing the latest in refractory technology and material technology to lower the costs of operation and maintenance of the furnaces. I am the leader of the High Angle Confined Space team as well as Lead EMT, and STOP Committee member. I have recently attended the International Rolling Technologies Course and graduated from Dale Carnagie Professional Development Course
Iron Dynamics, Inc. Millwright Nov. 1997 to July 2000
• Started with this new technology Direct Reduced Iron Facility as a Millwright during construction, commissioning, and operation phases. Oversaw construction of multiple building and equipment installations during the construction phase. Worked closely with vendor, design, and contractor personnel to ensure construction was on or ahead of schedule while making daily updates to the plant mechanical engineer. Aided in purchasing various equipment to be used on site, as well as in the mechanical shop. Responsible for researching, writing, and implementing plant Preventative Maintenance Program to limit down time and repair cost. Researched and wrote Plant Spare Parts Inventory Program to aid in expeditious repairs to this 24 hour operation. .
United States Navy Machinist Mate Aug 1992 to Nov 1997
• Joined the US Navy as a Machinist Mate. Awarded the Navy Achievement Medal, Good Conduct Medal, and several letters of commendation. Commissioned USS John C. Stennis. Received Honorable Discharge. Achieved the rank of Non-Commissioned Officer as Petty Officer Second Class
Steven B. Heavyside
1059 Windmill Drive
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547
Education
• Attending American Intercontinental University to complete Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Continuing to Master of Business Administration – Project Management
• Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 4 semesters completed
• Mt. Vernon High School, Fortville, Indiana
• International Rolling Technologies Course, Vancouver, BC
• Dale Carnagie Career Development
• Moog Servo Repair and Troubleshooting
• High Angle/Confined Space
• Incident Command Training
• Stollberg Mold Powder training
• Lincoln Welding School, Fort Wayne, Indiana
•Vickers Industrial Hydraulic School, Neff Engineering, Fort Wayne, Indiana
•Naval Cryogenics School, Portsmouth, Virginia
•Oxygen Clean System and Piping Cleanliness Quality Inspector, Norfolk
•Liquid Oxygen / Nitrogen Producer Repair School, Norfolk, Virginia
•Aviation Breathing Oxygen Calibration and Analysis
•Gauge Calibration School, Norfolk, Virginia
•Centrifugal Pump Repair School, Norfolk, Virginia
•Naval Machinist Mate Advanced Training and Maintenance School
•Naval Asbestos Rip out and Repair School, Norfolk, Virginia
•Boiler water/ Feed water Treatment / Chemistry Analysis, Great Lakes, Illinois
•Naval Leadership and Development, USS Nashville (LPD-13), Norfolk, VA
Special skills
Lean Process Improvement, 5S, Pareto Analysis, Proficient in Rolling Theory, Casting Theory, Gear Analysis, Blueprint reading, Hydraulics, Pumps, Air Compressors, HVAC, Welding and Fabrication, Rotating Equipment, Rigging, Laser Alignment, Bearings, Industrial Gases, Oxygen Clean Standards, PLC’s, and all TROUBLESHOOTING and REPAIR activities associated with general plant equipment. Proficient in the use and application of AutoCad, CMMS SAP and Datastream D7i, Microsoft Windows, Outlook, Power Point, Access, Microsoft Word, Excel, Wonderware, and Visio.
LICENSES AND CERTIFICATIONS HELD
•High Angle Rope Rescue / Confined Space Technician
•Incident Command
•Hazmat/Hazcom/Hazwop
•Civilian Emergency Response Team Leader
•National Emergency Medical Technician (intermediate)
•National AED Administrator
•Environmental Protection Agency Universal Refrigerant Handler
•O2 clean and Clean Air Certified
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