Senior Maintenance/Robot Technician Resume Louisville, Kentucky - Hire IT People

SUMMARY:

Over 15 years of experience in industrial maintenance and troubleshooting. I am currently seeking a position as a robotic or electrical technician with a Louisville Kentucky based company.
2 yr degree electronic technologies
Fundamentals of electricity
Fundamentals of electronics
Electrical/electronic measurements and instrumentation
Circuit and component testing and troubleshooting
FactoryTalk View ME & PanelView Plus Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Cognex In - Sight hardware platforms and the Explorer software package
Sheet metal and structural steel equipment and machinery
Automotive exhaust forming equipment and machinery
CPR certified
Arc Flash certified
Compact Micrologics

WORK EXPERIENCE:

Confidential, Louisville, Kentucky

Senior Maintenance/Robot Technician

Responsibilities:

I am currently responsible for the daily management of prioritizing projects that include repairs, brake-downs, preventative maintenance, and up-grading of equipment. I work daily with high and low voltages in AC and DC, troubleshooting electrical and mechanical issues on robotic weld cells, automated benders, sizers, spot-welders, and related exhaust forming equipment.
The equipment I troubleshoot and repair have complex intergraded safety circuits, HMIs, and vision systems. I experience daily encounters of troubleshooting PLC, point I/O, and devicenet issues. I have been employed at Faurecia for going on four years and have made many new friends from around the world, as we’re a world wide corporation of French origin

Confidential, Columbus, Ohio

Maintenance Team Leader

Responsibilities:

I supervised five other maintenance men in the daily activities of troubleshooting and repairing brake-downs of structural steel equipment and machinery such as, 28 over-head cranes, 35 high voltage Lincoln and Miller welders, 3 saw lines, 2 structural steel blast lines, 1 cambering line, 2 paint bays, 1 Franklin
Angle Master line, and other related equipment. I worked at Ohio Steel for seven years and was certified by Crane America in crane repair and OSHA inspections, & by Wysong & Miles in shear troubleshooting and maintenance. I also held a state certified forklift license, sat on the safety committee, and was certified by Royal Arc in Arc Flash and OSHA 29 CFR 1910 subpart S for general industry safety standards. It was during these years that I received extensive experience in high voltage troubleshooting and relay logic. I left Ohio Steel and relocated to Louisville Kentucky when my wife took a position down here.

Confidential, Columbus, Ohio

Service Technician and Rebuilder

Responsibilities:

I was responsible for machinery rebuilding and field service troubleshooting and repairs of roll forming equipment and related machinery. I worked at Smith machinery Service for over 3 years, working mostly my mechanical skills and low voltage repairs. I was let go from Smith Machinery Services when the company down sized due to the economy.