I am O.S.H.A. (Occupational Safety and Health Administration), H.A.Z.M.A.T . (Hazardous Materials), N.F.P.A. (National Fire Protection Association), Lock/Tag Out compliant, and will ensure that the engineering department meets or exceeds all G.M.P. (General Manufacturing Practices ), including quarterly client audits. I advocate safety in the work place, and have authored several work place programs, directly effecting workmen compensation cost.
I hold a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering, with years of hands on experience in maintaining all aspects of High-Speed Bottling , Packaging , P.E.T. Blow Mold, High Density Plastic Mold Injection, Material Handling, Pasteurizers, Waste Water Treatment, Refrigerant Chiller Systems, Boilers, Computer Controls, and all types and configuration of support equipment. I have a working knowledge of Allen Bradley and Seimen P.L.C. network systems, with ability to quickly analyze, diagnose, and trouble shoot most ladder logic problems. Through MP2 (Maintenance Process-2), I monitored company long term maintenance operations, created work orders, editing P.M's, building a verity of databases, optimizing Statistical Predictive Maintenance and Total Productive Maintenance, and Supervising Maintenance Personnel.
Experience
Cott Beverage, San Bernardino, Californian
Title: Maintenance / Engineer Supervisor June 2010 to present
Manage 15 Maintenance Technicians
Responsible for team leadership in coordinating activities between Maintenance personnel, Maintenance Manager, and Plant Manager. Structured controls in equipment repair, installation of equipment, and tool design. Responsible for building maintenance, security, utility systems-plant wide, planning and scheduling maintenance projects, optimizing machine up time (using predictive maintenance). Responisble for maintenance budget , making progress reports to the Maintenance Manager, including managing inventory with MP2, work orders, and parts requisitions. Responsibilities also included safety, plant GPM, O.S.H.A., H.A.Z.M.A.T., and Lock Out/Tag Out compliance.
I’m responsible for maintaining all aspects of high-speed bottling and packaging equipment, Allen Bradley PLC 504, 505, Device Net, VFD, and Ladder Logic) systems, including a vast array of computer controls.
Bericap Inc. (Contract via MAC Inc. ) Anaheim, Californian
Maintenance Technicians (15)
Title: Acting Maintenance Engineer and Supervisor
May 2009 to October
Provided team leadership in coordinating activities between Maintenance personnel, Maintenance Manager, and Plant Manager. Structured controls in equipment repair, installation of equipment, and tool design. Responsible for building maintenance, security, utility systems-plant wide, planning and scheduling maintenance projects, optimizing machine up time (using predictive maintenance). Maintained maintenance budget , making progress reports to the Maintenance Manager, including managing Inventory with MP2, work orders, and parts requisitions. Responsibilities also included safety, plant GPM, O.S.H.A., H.A.Z.M.A.T., and Lock Out/Tag Out compliance.
Wild Rocket Foods Inc. (Contract via MAC Inc.) Anaheim, Californian
Maintenance Technicians (19)
Title: Acting Maintenance Engineer
March 2008 to April 2009
Responsible for Research and Development, Maintenance Safety (Occupational Safety and Health), maintained General Manufacturing Practices (GMP), monitored Hazardous Materials (H.A.Z.M.A.T.), and overseeing a Three Million Dollar Maintenance Budget, creating efficiency reports to the Engineering Department (Maintenance Manager)using MP2 (.Maintenance Process-2).
Performed plant surveys, project audits for scope and justification compliance (GMP),Develop cost-effective processes/equipment for new products and packaging.
Adhere to time lines/deadlines and achieve project goals, Developed concepts working with CAD drawings, CNC , and Ladder Logic Programing.
Maintenance Technicians (12)
Title: Acting PLC Programmer / Engineer
October 2007 to October 2008
Responsible for the installation, programming, documentation, training and knowledge of all plant instrumentation and equipment. Also responsible for all computer integration as related to PLC’s, HMI’s and process controls within the facility. Oversaw training of Production Equipment Operators, Maintenance Technicians, Managers on the operations of newly installed or modified process and utility control systems. Responsible for standardization of control systems design (control logic design), documentation of Operational Procedures. Also responsible as a Project Engineer, to following up with outside controls contractors and Systems Integrators, for full documented PLC programs disclosure.
Maintained maintenance budget , making progress reports to the Maintenance Manager, including managing Inventory with MP2, work orders, and parts requisitions. Responsibilities also included safety, plant GPM, O.S.H.A., H.A.Z.M.A.T., and Lock Out/Tag Out compliance.
Arrowhead Mountain Water Ontario, California
Maintenance Technicians (20)
Title: PLC Programmer / Maintenance Engineer / Project Engineer
September 1996 to October 2006
Maintained maintenance budget , making progress reports to the Maintenance Manager, including managing Inventory with MP2, work orders, and parts requisitions.
Provide strong leadership and technical expertise to maintain GMP, O.S.H.A., H.A.Z.M.A.T., Lock Out/Tag Out compliance, drive continuous improvement, Plans, implementing new methods and procedures to improve operations, minimize operating costs, and effect greater utilization of labor and materials. Reviewed new product plans and discusses equipment needs and modifications with Maintenance Management .
Responsible for Designing and oversee construction of new projects including preparing support data and making detailed project estimates for the preparation and submittal of cerification. Ensure all equipment is operational by directing, and coordinating the maintenance technician and outside contractors, in 30 million dollar capital improvements.
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