Troubleshoots electrical and mechanical issues with costumer equipment or in house machinery.Provide training, guidance and coaching to employees in a consistent andconstructive manner. Oversee and maintain safety practices in accordance with safe operationsand in compliance with company policies.Oversee running and troubleshooting production jobs.Prepare product shipments, including the review of shop order inspection sheets prior to shipments.Maintain inventory and replenishment of all production supplies.Control and organize time sheets for production personnel.Conduct performance appraisals and communicate information to seniormanagement.

Communicate with the Manufacturing Supervisor on a daily basis to understand our customer commitments and business needs.Ensure production schedule is completed to meet customer expectations with minimal overtime.Encourage team effort and supportive attitudes between employees.Assign tasks to team members and give them specific directions and procedures to follow in carrying out assigned tasks.Resolve problems related to the assembly, testing and quality of products.Provide knowledge, experience, motivation, support, and advice to assembly personnel. Instruct workers on the proper use of safety equipment and emergency procedures should they become necessary.Ensure that products manufactured meet high quality standards.Monitor team members in the course of their work and ensure that they comply with safety standards.Provide feedback to the Manufacturing Supervisor relative to employee performance and participate in yearly reviews as well as any disciplinary actions. Participate in the interview process of new employees.

Provide technical assistance and resolution when electrical engineering problems are encountered before, during, and after construction.Assemble electrical systems and prototypes according to engineering schematics and wiring diagrams using hand tools and measuring instruments.Set up and operate test equipment to evaluate performance of developmental parts, assemblies, or systems under simulated operating conditions, and record results.Collaborate with electrical engineers and other personnel to identify, define, and solve problems.

Lead project technician supporting the VL2000, VX5000, VT3000, and the DS3700 high speed, variable data printing presses, ensuring that worldwide machines are up to date with the latest PLC, and drive software. Also ensuring that new electrical components meet TUV and agency approval. Support the RFQ (request for quote) development process. This includes quoting, design, testing, customer installation, and documentation. Most of the time, the installation, testing, and troubleshooting is done at customer sites because they may have a machine with a specific configuration.Lead technician in the reverse engineering of both mechanical and electrical components on the VL2000 made in Switzerland. This was done so that Kodak could have another manufacturing site in the US. I was also the lead Technician in redesigning the VL2000 high speed printing systems which resulted in a 30% cost savings in the assembly, and manufacturing price.Sustaining electrical technician responsible for working with all field service, service engineers, and local support teams to resolve any installation or current operational problems on all printing systems. When customer problems arise, I can usually get them resolved over the phone. When I can't, I will travel to customer sites worldwide to resolve the problem.

Support the assembly and integration of high speed printing systems which includes transport, ink jet, and print controllers.Install, debug, maintain, break down, and ship various printing equipment including Versamark, VX5000, VT3000, and VJ1000 high speed printing equipment.Assemble, test, and support prototype engineering projects.Support mechanical and electrical engineers on customer RFQ's (request for quote) for third party equipment integration.Maintain in house test equipment.

Assemble, test, and pack out 9 inch and 4 inch fluid stations.Assemble and test FRU's (field replacement units) for worldwide part replacements.Refurbished 9 inch and 4 inch fluid stations.

I Used SPI's (special packaging instructions) to manufacture shipping crates for aircraft parts.I was part of the base closure work force, ensuring all items designated to ship, were properly identified, marked, and crated for shipment.

Received, packaged, and shipped non-sensitive parts to bases worldwide.Received, packaged, and shipped confidential and classified parts using proper guidelines and procedures.Received, packaged, marked and shipped hazardous materials using proper guidelines and procedures.Deployed to Saudi Arabia in part of Operation Desert Storm.