Robert Kelley Email & Phone Number

Afton, Ny, Us

Sidney, New York, United States

Supervise and assist Production Metrologists, Quality Assurance Auditors and Quality Assurance Auditor Apprentices through their job functions. Such functions include but are not limited to calibration and certification of new and repaired hard gages and fixturing such as true position gages, thread plug and ring gages, potting and curing fixtures. Repair of gages such as verniers and micrometers. Calibration of mechanical testing systems such as hardness testers and tensile strength testers. Maintain compliance to NIST standards through calibration trees, documentation, and traceability.Lead the Amphenol Aerospace Quality Assurance Auditor Apprentice program, in doing so schedule and train new hires on current job functions of the Production Metrologists along with introducing new technology and philosophies to the group such as APQP, MSA and training new hires to program CMMs.Since July of 2021 I have taken on the supervisory responsibilities of Amphenol Aerospace's Quality Process Analysts. Assist with maintaining compliance to AS9102 for First Article Inspections (FAIs). Along with being a point of knowledge for measurement and documentation techniques.Manage work flow for timely analysis of FAIs, Mold Approvals, Vendor FAIs, and visual inspection of gages for production usage.

Led implementation and programming of Automated Optical Inspections (AOI), Zeiss O-Inspect, for high capacity shell machining center.Oversaw plant wide capability study to assist in maintaining compliance with AS9100 Rev D certification.Wrote Quality Routines for acceptance of new manufacture tools and standardization of Measurement System Analysis.

Sidney, Ny

Quality Engineer for Amphenol Aerospace's contact machining department. Assisted with initial phases of Advanced Product Quality Planning (APQP), including Measurement System Analysis, Process Failure Mode Effect Analysis, and determining key characteristics for Statistical Process Controls.Monitored and mitigated scrap concerns for multi-million dollar machining centers.Streamlined and updated inspection routines for annealing centers to reduce cycle and lead times.

Sidney, Ny

During my time as a Continuous Improvement Engineer I was tasked with cost improvement efforts and introducing new metrology technology to several of our departments. Efforts included programming Optical CMMs to reduce cost of hard gauging, while increasing robustness of detection, introducing new digital microscopes, and determining new CMMs for several of our legacy departments.

Sidney, Ny

Worked to set up routers and work instructions for either new parts or legacy product that was being manufactured in new work centers. Worked on a cross functional team to bring several new product lines into the company.

Rochester, New York Area

Starting in the Spring of 2015 I began working as a Student Manager, my duties have included but are not limited to overseeing the supervisors, organizing game schedules and facilitating rule changes. Formerly I served as a student supervisor for intramural softball and kickball. For these two sports my duties included but were not limited to overseeing games, preparing the field for games and managing the other student officials In the Spring of 2014 I began officiating basketball.

Sidney, Ny

Over the summer (May to mid August) I worked on the Plant Move, qualifying machines and conducting Capability Studies to assure internal and external customers that the machines were producing parts that could be held to a four sigma level of quality.From August to October I began to take on tasks that Quality Engineers preform. I have assisted in screening recalled parts, setting up work orders, preforming Root Cause and Corrective Actions on several processes and machines and am currently conducting a study to determine the Root Cause of poor concentricities on several families of parts.From the middle of October to the end of 2014 I facilitated both internal and at a customers manufacturing center. During the time in the customers center I supervised a 4 week field sort effort, utilizing 12 temporary workers to screen over $3 million in product to certify that it was compliant to both our internal and our customers quality standards.Starting in May of 2015 I worked in the Continuous Improvement group. My main project was programming a Keyence Visual System. Over the course of a 3 month period, over 175 part numbers, or 34 million parts made over a 6 month period, were programmed to have a 100% external dimension check. I also contributed to the creation of a scope, project guidelines and the generation of quotes to have outside vendors create tools and dies that were to assist in the manufacturing of 54 different part numbers.

Ilion, Ny

During my time at Remington I was the Test Lab Coop. I had been doing the same job as an Engineering Technician. What this means is that I conducted tests (functioning firearms in a jack, field testing the firearms, preforming test to check the dimensions and specs on the firearms, etc) and writing reports in a timely and professional manner.

Rutland County, Vt

I worked as a temporary employee. My job requirements included but were not limited to: Flagging traffic during road work, maintaining the lawns of several rest stops, medians and islands, and maintaining the garage and several of the vehicles that are stowed there.In the summer of 2013 I was the Senior summer temp for the Stencil Paint Crew. My duties included some supervisory work, setting up traffic control devices and plans for work areas, and maintaining the stencil equipment.

State Of Vermont

I served a two year student representative term facilitating change in Educational Policy and Procedure. I served as a voting member on the board during my final year.