Andrew Willer Email & Phone Number

Project Manager for projects less than 1 million dollars in the Logistics production areaI am responsible for a $665,000 project which will replace four hydraulic cranes at our terminalManaging our $300,000 Loading Rack Upgrades project which will improve safety and increase production Managing a project which will install 9 sump level alarms at both of our terminals, $450,000Currently scouting a Process Water Line project to eliminate water back upsScouting our National Extension Outfalls project which targets safety and environmental issuesIncreased the reliability of our crude unit charge pumps while saving $135,000 per year Provide technical support for everyday items in the Logistics Production area

Was a design engineer working on the new G-Series Motor Grader Designed a functional tilt bracket for the DTI MonitorUsed Virtual Reality to locate the secondary mounting location for the DTI and designed the hardware Performed cost analysis to modify a door panel so that it would fold down and designed the new parts to make the door fold downRevised current method for assembling rear counterweights and hitch to be saferWas a station champion at a physical build for the G-Series Motor Grader

Used ProEngineer Wildfire 3.0 to perform various tasks on Caterpillar productsCreated new and updated drawings for parts and assembliesModified existing parts or assemblies to show changes to madeDesigned and modeled new parts Used proper standards to maintain correct tolerancing on features of parts

FORT BRAGGMaintained and operated 100 military vehicles weighing five tons and belowResponsible for over 2,000 tools that soldiers would sign for in order to useRedesigned the layout of these tools so signing in and out was more efficient Mentored new mechanics to observe that they were progressing properlyPerformed monthly paratrooper jumps to maintain paratrooper statusOPERATION ENDURING FREEDOMPerformed 3 tours to Afghanistan as a vehicle mechanicCoordinated and logged all activities performed on camp 24 hours at a time, once a weekConducted classes for 10 to 12 soldiers monthly on proper maintenance and use of their vehiclesResponsible for upkeep on 20 four wheelers, 1 gator, and 5 Toyota Tacoma’s