Experience

Carlisle FoodService Products

• United States
• Plastics Manufacturing
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Process Technician/Assembler II

  • Sep 2016 - Present

  Set up, Program and Install Molds on plastic injection machines ranging in size from 300 tons to 2500 tons of injection pressure, Provide technical support to machine operators, ensure that the plastic injection machines are continuously producing quality parts, maintain flow of the proper material and ensure that the correct color concentrate is being used at the proper proportion. Perform other duties as required to create products produces by the company. Job requires technical expertise, mechanical aptitude, and general knowledge of machine operations. As an Assembler II, Assemble Food Delivery Carts used in Hospitals, Nursing homes etc. while maintaining the storage, inventory and reordering of detail parts and assemblies used in production assembly of carts. Also responsible for QA inspection of finished products followed by the packing and shipping of the carts. Show less



Baker Hughes

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 700 & Above Employee

• Directional Driller

  • Oct 2011 - Jun 2015

  Positions Held: DDRII, DDRIII, DDRIV (Directional Driller) Duties: Evaluate Well plan, determine motor and bit configuration best suited for the type of well to be drilled and the formations to drilled through. Control and guide drill-string to desired target point using ‘Well Architect’ (a proprietary well drilling program) and other computer programs as well as trigonometric and calculus functions to calculate how to move the drill-string to achieve the desired curvature to reach the target per well plan, in a variety of well configurations and environments. Create and maintain a log of all tools, bits and drill-pipe on location, keep accurate tally of total length of drill-string downhole, as well as keeping a Drillers Log of each step of the drilling process and a daily diary containing all data recorded including time keeping, tool conditions, conflicts, drilling mud conditions and all other events effecting the daily operation of the drilling rig as pertaining to the drilling operation. Show less



Halliburton

• United States
• Oil and Gas
• 700 & Above Employee

• MWD Operator

  • Sep 2004 - Sep 2011

  Positions Held: MWD (Measurement While Drilling) Technician, MWD Field Specialist 4, MWD Field Specialist 5, MWD Field Specialist 6 Duties: As a technician I inventoried and stocked field work trailers with all needed tools, supplies, parts, and equipment. Make sure that all computer systems were purged of all previous job data and were to the latest revision programing. Make sure all directional and gamma downhole tools were calibrated and programed properly and stored in a protected manner. As MWD Specialist I used proprietary computer programs to calculate the configuration of the tools to be assembled for proper voltage output and signal strength. All assemblies were built on site and inserted as needed into the drill-string. This was repeated at each trip out of the hole. Utilizing the code being sent to the surface but the downhole tools, the direction the drill-string was going was calculated and displayed to the Directional Driller Calculated drill-bit location surveys were furnished to specified recipients. Accomplishments and contributions: Created Excel Spread sheets utilizing a common entry form to populate multiple required forms reducing the amount of time required to fill out these forms. Created an Excel Workbook to replace a complicated parts re-order system and order form. Created Excel workbook to track tool performance and aid in the end of run and end of job paperwork, reducing the time spent from hours to minutes. Show less



Gulfstream Aerospace

• United States
• Aviation & Aerospace
• 700 & Above Employee

• Manufacturing Engineer

  • 1988 - 2002

  Positions Held: Assembler, Quality Inspector, Manufacturing Engineer Duties: Assembly of detail parts to create complex assemblies for installation on aircraft, Inspection of detail parts at creation to ensure compliance to blueprint specifications. Creation of Shop planning for detail parts minor and major assemblies, tooling orders, later the formation of the Programing department to create NC programs to operate an NC router for the production of flat pattern parts. This grew to include the development of a programming area for the development of tooling programs and for the evaluation of all incoming detail parts for their ability to be produced as drawn. Maintained and operated CADAM 2-D design system and CATIA 3-D design system. Created modified and supplied all IGES data required by tooling vendors for the building of a variety of manufacturing tools and fixtures. Accomplishments and contributions: Set up and created the NC Programming Department, Trained all members of programming team, responsible for all upgrades to programming equipment, redeveloped drawings and fixtures as related to the canopy windshield area of the G4 and G5 aircraft to eliminate a long time fitment problem that had eluded engineering for some time. Was instrumental in the evaluation of need/requirements of additional equipment for the NC Routing department. Show less