• Designed and prototyped universal tooling capable of working between models to cut down on costs and training. • Collaborated between departments to maintain internal objectives and support those of internal customers.• Redesigned process for paint booth, phasing out unnecessary tooling to bring costs down drastically.• Implemented Poka-Yokes to ensure vehicles are processed correctly, minimizing downtime and defects.• Coordinated with matter experts to improve upon existing and new model programming.

• Maintain automated equipment and advanced testing equipment for entirety of plant. • Various maintenance tasks including switching motors, repairing pneumatic, electrical, and hydraulic equipment, and using 3D modeling to print solutions from within the plant. • Second in charge of project to automate the entirety of two assembly lines within the plant. Includes programming robots, engineering fixtures, troubleshooting problems within the system, and operating along with a global team to ensure efficiency of system.

• Main work assignment consists of troubleshooting electrical problems with industrial grade cranes, this can vary from reprogramming drives to completely redesigning electrical panels• Maintain cranes for vast clientele in Kentuckiana area by performing routine inspections to determine problems with cranes ranging in size from industrial 50+ ton to 250-pound hoists.• Working at heights well over 50 feet above the ground with the help of safety gear such as a harness to prevent fatal falls.• Performs work for high profile clients including General Electric, Ford Motor Company, and North American Stainless. Oversaw installation of plant wide safety light project for North American Stainless cranes.

• Responsible for production of aluminum rails, which include being left to work autonomously and single-handed on projects ranging 59’ and shorter. • Read and interprets material dimensions and specifications via blueprints and other conventional paperwork. • Routinely makes use of various tools including drills, rivet guns, circular saws, and various driving objects to align and shape product to desired position. • Endorsed by Supervisor – Ryan Duncan (502-712-5048)