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Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Spooner Wisconsin

I began my work there working very closely with production managers on scheduling and tracking of jobs. Initially I used Jobboss standard reports, but this didn’t fit our needs. This led to me work closely with IT to develop a custom master job tracking report, labor efficiency tracking report, and workcenter capacity system through our ERP. I also.

Roscoe, Illinois

My main responsibility was to manage the production of their length product lines. I supervised; grinding, sawing, induction heat treating, cnc machining, and packaging of the length lines and V-rail product line. (See Projects for more details)

Addison, Ilinois

I was responsible for 25 machinists and fabricators. This consisted of; cnc and manual machinists, grinders, welders, and sheet metal workers. I also assisted with supervising 18 mechanical and electrical assemblers. In addition to supervising, I managed shop cutting tools, and met with tooling vendors. I participated in daily production meetings, and many.

Mount Prospect, Illinois

I began my work there as a Manufacturing Engineer. Duties included; programming cnc mills, designed fixtures, detailed blueprints, engineering support, routing parts, and ordered tooling. I worked with complex 3-D cad files, using several different cad\cam systems. After 1-1/2 years, my performance led to a promotion to Production Manager. As Production.

Buffalo Grove, Illinois

I would program, set-up, and machine miscellaneous mold components on Mazak or Haas mills. Typical tolerances were +/-.005, frequently, going to +/-.0005, within.0002 T.I.R. when needed. Typical materials cut were tool steels, stainless steel, 4140, and graphite.

Arlington Heights, Illinois

I would program, set-up, and machine core/cavity inserts, electrodes, fixtures, mold bases, and miscellaneous mold components on Fadal cnc mills and Mazak cnc lathe. The Fadal controller was equipped with Virtual Gibbs CAM software. Typical materials cut were tool steels, stainless steel, 4140, and graphite. Typical tolerances were +/-.005, down to.

Bensenville, Illinois

I started at Miller in the Standard Parts Department machining parts for hydraulic units. I advanced to custom parts shortly after. I was taught onsite by Mazak to program and set-up Mazak vertical mills, and Mazak Lathe. I was introduced to the Kanban parts tracking, Geometrical tolerance prints, and some Statistical process control.Typical materials were.

Bellwood, Illinois

For them I machined, Aluminum heat sinks and housings, for radio frequency devices, and laser equipment. I was taught to program the CNC Mill. My main responsibility was to program, set-up, and operate the cnc mill. I machined the parts from bar stock and extruded Aluminum. I also would use the Bridgeports, Lathe, drill sharpeners, and sheet metal.

Elgin, Illinois

For them I machined various metal and plastic parts. I learned basic shop equipment and procedures. I was taught to do many basic set-ups on various shop equipment including; Bridgeport, engine lathes, horizontal mill, surface grinder, horizontal & vertical band saws, and drill press. I learned how to take parts from raw material to finished product. I was.

Certificates

• AMS training for G-code programming 1994 (Elgin, IL) • AMS training for GibbsCam programming 1994 (Elgin, IL) • TMA Train the trainer.

Graduate, General Studies, And Shop Classes

General Studies, And Shop Classes