maintanence on PLC, Robots with automotive manufacturing machines within the new facility.

Install & program all instrumentation. Over sea power and lighting systems, while helping others with proper installation of electrical equipment.

Multi-Craft maintenance TechnicianWorking primarily laptop software and HMI panels to trouble shoot problems with various types of equipment used to machining and assemble the V-8, V-6 and inline 4 cylinder engines.Maintained assembly lines, automated machines and conveyor systemsMaintained machining lines, transfer lines. Most of the machines are milling, lathes, grinders, and spindle boring machines.We used various hydraulic and pneumatic systems which required several sensors and metering devices. We had to frequently calibrate these to ensure the milling process are with in standards to maintain a quality product.We primarily used Toyopuc PLC's along with Fanuc servo controllers. All the machines were integrated using: DEVICE-NET, FL-NET, & EITHER-NET. We also used a lot of Omron wireless devices as well.Maintained several type Robots, Denso, ABB, and Fanuc. This required editing the program, and fault recovery as well as crash recovery. All robots were integrated with the PLC's and CNC controllers.We often had to update and modify program logic on a regular basis.As with the trouble shooting problems, we were required to tear down any mechanical or hydraulic system to repair the found problems, or to check run out & to calibrate equipment.

I hired into production as a hot metal caster. I learned all aspect of casting copper & copper alloy metals.As soon as there was a opening in the engineering department I applied for the electrical job.In this job it was our responsibility to maintain the mill and facility operations. We worked on rolling mills; coiling machines draw benches, overhead cranes & hydraulic presses.We worked on various kinds of equipment and machines in which a mechanical background is a key asset to finding and fixing the problemsWe used Allen Bradley 6200,RS Logic,5000, and Panel View.We worked on various type AC/DC variable frequency drive units.

As a journeyman electrician, my primary job was a control technician We were installing 6 Cutler-Hammer MCC's, 32.3 KVA switch gear,9 150 HP constant torque AC frequency drive units. By using blueprints, schematic diagram's installed and terminated all motor starters, drive units, switch gear, transformers and field instruments.Install various conduit raceways, lead man on all wire pulling jobs from field to control room.

It was a 2 year project contract, to build a fiber process mill.Started there as a 1st class helper, where we built a mini mock up for trial runs and testing, lasting 6 months. Then we started construction on the main unit where I stayed until productions was running and startup was completed.There I installed cable tray, conduit from ¾" to 4", Installed instruments, Motor control center, 13.8 KV to 480 KV switch gear and buss duct to MCC.Worked on Hi Voltage team building nearly 100 stress cones, from switch gear to the 4,160 hi pressure pump houseThen proceeded to working control room terminating motor control relay logic, and spent the remainder of the job installing all the PLC processors and controllers. * A. P. Brewer graduate* Calhoun College: AC/DC fundamentalsMotors and Motor controls, instrumentation, programmable logic controls, Industrial & commercial wiring methods and Emergency Medical Systems EMT-BASIC.