tool room supervisor resume example with 17+ years of experience
Here we go. I was 7or 8 years old I just got out of school for summer break. I remember riding home on the school bus all the great times I was going have that summer. NO school, No homework and the very best sleeping in. Fast forClaire about 11.5 hours. I was a sleep when the light come on. It was granddaddy saying get up and put work clothes on. So that morning in a tobacco field at 4:30 am not knowing what I was doing or doing it for was my first day at a real job. Done that ever summer till I was 16 teen. Graduated high school and when to work at the Chevrolet dealer changing oil. In 7months I was move up mechanic. In 3 years I was ASE master tech and fully certified by General Motors. Left there and worked for Granite manpower where my job scope was warranty work General Electric windmill division. Witch was anything from semi or annually maintenance to rigging to a 48,000 lb nosecone 320 feet in the air to remove and replace it. This also started my skills at troubleshooting and diagnosing equipment with PLC and HIMs. Time spent at Granite I become a heavy equipment operator, fall arrest instructor, and a lead rigger. Learned the proper ways of lace alignment and torque procedures. And worked all over this great USA. The rest is on my job history.
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- Evaluated suppliers to assess quality, timeliness and compliance of deliveries, maintain tight cost controls and maximize project operational efficiency.
- Oversaw loading and unloading of packages in warehouse.
- Oversaw inventory and product stock to develop and maintain inventory controls resulting in cost savings and reduced overage's.
- Maintained clean and well-organized production areas to avoid violations or unnecessary work delays due to hazards or inefficient layouts.
- Oversaw training, payroll and personal issues of team of 18 mechanical and maintenance service personnel.
- Coordinated mechanical repair and maintenance activities with the plant production manger.
- Generative job plans, STA, and gather all safety and lift plans for our day to day job actives. Delegated team assignments, reviewed work and set schedules to maintain optimal coverage of all mechanica and maintenance needs.
- Maintained meticulous records of all repair and maintenance work that was made to machines and equipment.
- Used precision measuring instruments, templates, and fixtures to measure dimensions of finished pieces of equipment was properly installed.
- Contributed to construction projects through applying skills in trouble shooting ,finding and repair equipment that failed during start-up witch save the project time and could meet there turn over schedule. electrical repair, installation, building repair.
heavy equipment operator, trained in operation of man lifts all sizes. forklifts, overhead cranes. Became a certified fall arrest instructor. Lead rigger and flagman. Learned proper torquing processor. trouble shooting and diagnose of PLC,HIMs systems.
- Become a believer in regular inspection and maintenance increased longevity of machinery and equipment. also cut downtime by third.
- The frequent use of a millimeter help you to quickly troubleshoot equipment and machinery problems and is a vital tool for working safely.
- Heat Pump Installation Certified
- Commercial Pilot License, certified by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
- Air Conditioning Service
- Member Institute of Logistics and Transport (MILT)
Certified Protection Officer (CPO)
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School Attended
- South Columbus High School
Job Titles Held:
- Tool Room Supervisor
- Maintenance/Mechanical Supervisor
- Industrial Mechanic Millwright
Degrees
- High School Diploma
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