Maintenance Manager

OBJECTIVE

A career with an established company that will provide opportunities for new experiences and growth while utilizing my abilities to develop innovative solutions to abstract problems.

EXPERTISE

AutoCAD Electrical 2007 & Mechanical 2007 Fanuc RJ3iB/C programming

RSLogix 500 Baldor Mint Machine Center 5.5

RSLogix 5000 Baldor HMI programming

Allen Bradley Panelbuilder Maple Systems HMI

Allen Bradley UltraWare Infor MP2 Asset management

GE Fanuc FAPT Automation Direct PLC and HMI programming

NFPA 70: National Electrical Code. Bosch DriveTop servo software

EXPERIENCE

Automation Controls Engineer

Maintenance Department Manager

2005-2009, Marshalltown Company, Fayetteville, AR

Marshalltown Company manufacturers hand tools for the cement, brick/block, and sheetrock industry. View their product line at www.marshalltown.com

 Industrial automation controls design, integration, and project management

 Controls design for machine upgrades (relay logic to PLC, PLC upgrades, rebuild per NEC specs)

 Controls design and construction of application specific machine concepts

 Cost estimating for automation projects

 Working with vendors on cost effective solutions for project components and materials

 System integration between PLCs, HMIs, robotics, presses, conveyor systems, CNC equipment, servo drives, variable frequency drives, DC motor controls, temperature controls, measurement systems, automation/process systems. (Communications protocols used: Ethernet (TCP/IP), DH+, and RS232)

 Robotic applications programming: pick and place, grinding, and welding

 Technical program writing for PLCs, HMIs, VFDs, and Fanuc robots

 Technical controls documentation: drawing schematics using AutoCAD Electrical, writing machine operation manuals, developing PM program for machines, and putting spare parts requirements into inventory system

 Advise maintenance department in troubleshooting systems including: robotics, servo drives/motion control, PLC control, CNC equipment, variable frequency drives, vision systems, proportional pneumatic systems, analog measurement sensors, single and three phase motors, DC motors and controllers, hydraulic systems, sortation conveyors, punch presses, press breaks, label printers/applicators

 Managed 12-15 maintenance technicians over 3 shifts

 Maintenance scope covered all aspects of industrial and facilities maintenance of both manufacturing plant and distribution center

 Established a work order system and policy to ensure all work was being performed efficiently

 Reorganized pre-existing procedures for preventative maintenance of all equipment

 Developed spare parts inventory system using Infor (Datastream) MP2

 Hired 4 new technicians into the department to better diversify the ability of the department as a whole

Electronics Process Technician

2002-2005, Superior Industries, Rogers, AR

Superior Industries is a manufacturer of aluminum alloy wheels for the automotive industry. Company information is found at http://www.supind.com/

 Process controller calibration and documentation per ISO standards

 PLC programming/troubleshooting

 Electrical/electronic troubleshooting and repair

 HMI programming

 Temperature controller and chart recorder programming

 Troubleshooting systems encompassing encoders, flame controllers, servo systems, robotics, proportional valves, chart data recorders, VFDs, CNC equipment, x-ray equipment, electrostatic coating equipment, and conveyor systems, heat treating ovens, curing ovens, melt furnaces, die casting equipment, and powder coating equipment

 Job duties included drawing of schematics, technical writing, control systems design, and organizing electronics lab information

Industrial Maintenance Technician

1993-2002, Sara Lee Hosiery, Clarksville, AR

 Troubleshooting systems including: electrical (120V, 220V, 277V, 480V), pneumatic, hydraulic, vacuum, air filtration, boilers, chillers, water pumps, humidification systems, water testing and treatment, DCS automated equipment/data acquisition, and air handlers

 Electrical and mechanical repair of automated packaging machinery, PLCs (Omron, Mitsubishi), bar code scanners, thermal printers, pneumatics, and general mechanical

 General repair and preventative maintenance of hosiery knitting machines

EDUCATION

B.S.E.E. May 2010

University of Arkansas - Fayetteville

Major: Electrical engineering

Minor: Mathematics

Relevant coursework: Electronics, Digital Design, Circuits I/II, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations

A.A.S., emphasis in Computer Science May 2003

NWACC - Bentonville, AR

Relevant coursework: C++ programming, Calculus

SPECIAL TRAINING/CERTIFICATIONS

Fanuc Robotics- Handling Tool Operation and Programming Certification (RJ3i-B system)

Autodesk - AutoCAD Electrical 2006 Essentials Certification

Infor MP2 - Asset Management System essentials training certificate

Baldor - Mint Machine Center motion control programming and integration

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES

JACK MURDERS, VICE PRESIDENT OF OPERATIONS, MARSHALLTOWN COMPANY, 479-521-8787X175

DR. AJAY MALSHE, PROFESSOR OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING, UNIV. OF ARKANSAS, 479-***-****

MARK KUSS, PRESIDENT, CHALLENGE ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS, 479-***-****

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