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WORK HISTORY Lenny’s Tire Service 4530 State Route 30 Middleburg, NY
12122 Tel. 518-827-4263 Job Title: Auto
alignment specialist Dates: April 2003
to December 2003 Job Description:
The inspection, repair and alignment of cars and trucks up to 1 ton in
weight. Duties also included service call for farm tires, the changing,
repair and replacement of tires of various styles, use and size. Reason for leaving:
In December of 2003 I returned to Missouri for personal reasons (end of
relationship). Bodine Aluminum
100 Cherry Blossom Way Troy, MO
63379 Tel. 636-462-2200 Fax 636-462-2213 Job Title:
Production Employee Dates: October 1999
to November 2002 Job Description:
The production of engine parts for the Toyota Motor Company. Starting in
the machining department doing production machining I was transferred to
the High Pressure casting line. Job duties included production, delivery
of parts using forklifts, the general care and service of the casting
machines and occasional trouble shooting equipment faults. Reason for Leaving:
In November of 2002 I moved to New York for personal reasons
(relationship). Kelley Services 5839 Suemandy Rd. St. Peters, MO
63376-4327 Job Title:
Temporary Production worker Dates: July 1999 to
October 1999 Job Description:
Assigned to Bodine Aluminum as a temporary production worker. Reason for Leaving:
The job was entered with the mutual understanding I would be eventually
hired to Bodine Aluminum as a full time employee. DANA Corporation 2400 Lemone
Industrial Blvd. Columbia, MO
65201 Tel. 573-449-0188 Tel. 636-349-2246 Job Titles:
Assembly Worker, Receiving Inspection, OSHA and Environmental
Coordinator/Trainer: Dates: January 1988
to June 1999 Job Description: Assembly Worker:
Assembly of 150, 250 and 350 F-Series 4WD axles for Ford Motor Co.
Assembly of AWD Tempo\Topaz Axle and related transfer case components.
Assembly of Aerostar AWD axle and related components. Assembly of Isuzu
rear axle. Charting of SPC records and equipment maintenance. Receiving
Inspection: Inspection of incoming parts samples for defects using
statically tables and returning samples to correct areas. Records of
inspections were kept using 1-2-3 Lotus of the inspection findings as
performed. OSHA and
Environmental Coordinator: Working under the Direction of the Plant
Engineer, responsibilities included a general knowledge of plant
operations and understanding of the environmental and worker safety
issues involved. The development programs and training for employees on
OSHA issues include Employee Right to Know, PPE Usage, Plant Evacuation,
Fire Response, Hazardous Spill Control and other issues. I have worked
with the Missouri Department of Natural Resources in the submitting
permit requests and in inspections. My work was further reviewed by the
DANA Spicer Legal and the DANA Center of Technology as to “best
practices” and ISO 14000 standards of management. I sought and
retained vendors to product and services related to OSHA and
Environmental Issues when needed. The creation and filing of required
records performed using Quattro Pro, Word Perfect and Word. Reason for Leaving:
Following personal tragedy (divorce) I returned to my hometown of Troy,
Mo. Montgomery Wards
Auto Center Biscayne Mall Columbia, MO. 65201 Ph (NA) Note: This
location has closed. Job Title: Mechanic Dates: October 1984
to December 1988 Job Description:
First employed as a part time parts installer and promoted to full time
mechanic. Work performed in tune-up, brake, chassis and alignments and
MVI (motor vehicle inspection). Reason for Leaving:
I desired a less cyclical work and better earnings. Cornell Motors 303 Business Loop
70 East. Columbia, MO
65201 Job Title: Mechanic March 1984 to
November 1984 Job Description:
Employed as a general mechanic in a small automotive dealership
servicing Lincoln-Mercury and Jeep products. Reason for Leaving:
There was insufficient work opportunity for advancement. MILITARY SERVICE:
UNITED STATES ARMY Dates: Active duty
February 19, 1981 to February 18, 1984, Job Titles:
MOS63N10 Tank Hull Systems Mechanic, Battalion XO Driver. Job Description:
Serving in what was West Germany and assigned to HHC 3D BN 32D Armor.
Trained as a MOS 63N10, Tank Hull Mechanic was employed as a general
mechanic to Charlie Company. I repaired 1/4 Jeep, 2 ˝ ton, 5 Ton
trucks, tracked units APC113, M-88 and M-60A3 tank and was assigned
driver to a wide number of truck and tracked equipment. Battalion XO
Driver: In the last 8 months of my tour I was assigned to Headquarters
battalion and given the driver assignment. I was entrusted to move
payroll and or sensitive items with or without direct supervision
(depending on the item and level of security involved) between bases
within West Germany. Reason for Leaving:
The military went through downsizing at my time of re-enlistment.
Coupled with the high number of re-enlistments in my MOS the opportunity
for rank promotion was unattainable. I received an Honorable Discharge;
my D.D.-214 is available upon request. EDUCATION OVERVIEW Southern Boone
County High School, Graduated with 24 ˝ credits: May 25, 1977 Ranken Technical
Institute, 2 year course in Automotive Maintenance Technology:
May 25, 1979 Fort Knox School of
Armor, 63N10 Wheel and Tracked School, MOS63N10, a course covering the
service and repair of heavy tracked battle vehicles and wheeled
transports: May 1981 City Collages of
Chicago, 9 hours Attended classes while stationed in Germany. I took
three courses in basic programming, system flow-charting and logic. Bear Advanced
Alignment Course, 2-Day Class: Training in the use
of D-4 Computer equipment and it's use in four wheel alignment. Bear Ace Tune-up
Course, 2 Day Class: Course covering the Bear Computerized Engine
Diagnostic Machine with focus on emissions testing:
November 7, 1986 NIASE
Certification: Suspension and steering, brakes and engine performance:
December 31, 1986 Missouri Inspector
Mechanic Permit, March 12, 1987 Monroe Ride Control Theory, Chassis and suspension systems overview, diagnosis and repair: December 30, 1987 Air Specialists,
Basic Fluid Power Course: May
30, 1992 New Environment,
Inc.; 24 Hour Emergency Response Training: Course in OSHA Regulations
29CFR 1910.120: 16 July,
1993 John Graham
Management Services, 3 Day course, Advanced Communications: Listening:
September 16, 1993 J.J. Keller &
Associates, Inc. HM-181 Regulations:
February 3, 1994 Wiese Lift Truck
Train The Trainer: July 31,
1995
Columbia Area Adult
Education 16 Hour,
Pre-Employment Training for DANA: December 11, 1987 06 Hour,
Introduction to DOS: May
26, 1990 12 Hour,
Introduction to Lotus 123: June
23, 1990 30 Hour, Basic
Refrigeration & Air Conditioning:
December 3, 1990 30 Hour, Practical
Electricity & House Wiring: December
4, 1990 24 Hour, Advanced
House Wiring & NEC Code: April
18, 1991 33 Hour, Beginning
Welding: November 6, 1991 30 Hour,
Intermediate Electric Arc Welding:
December 12, 1991 27 Hour, Basic MIG
Welding: March 3, 1992 06 Hour,
Intermediate DOS: March 18,
1992 09 Hour, Intro to
Networking: April 7, 1992 06 Hour, Advanced
DOS: April 8, 1992 12 Hour, Intro into
Windows: April 30,1992 72 Hour,
Electronics Fundamentals: December
9, 1992 12 Hour, Upgrading
& Repairing the PC: December
10, 1992 72 Hour, Solid
State Circuits: April 29,
1993 06 Hour, Into to
DOS: January 4, 1994 06 Hour,
Intermediate DOS: January
6, 1994 06 Hour, Advanced
DOS: January 11, 1994 DANA Corp. 16 Hour, EIM./
Problem Solving: December
13, 1990 12 Hour, Advanced
Statistical Process Control: 1994 DANA Center of
Technology 08-Hour Hazardous
Materials Basic Seminar: May 10, 1989 08-Hour Hazardous
Materials Update Seminar: May 11, 1989 14-Hour Basic
Environmental Compliance Seminar: May 6,1992 14-Hour Update
Environmental Compliance Seminar: May 8,1992 14-Hour Basic
Environmental Compliance Seminar: May 11,1993 1.5-Hour Hazardous
Waste Contingency Plan Workshop: May 12,1993 1.5-Hour Chemical
Hygiene Plan (OSHA Lab Standard) Workshop: May 12,1993 1.5-Hour Pollution
Prevention Plan (Storm water Regulations) Workshop: May 12, 1993 1.5-Hour Exposure
Control Plan (Blood borne Pathogens) Workshop: May 12, 1993 11-Hour Update
Environmental Compliance Seminar: May 14, 1993 14-Hour Annual
Basic Environmental Compliance Seminar:
May 10, 1994 07-Hour Annual
Environmental Compliance Workshop:
May 11, 1994 14-Hour Annual
Update Environmental Compliance Seminar:
May 13, 1994 14-Hour Annual
Basic Environmental Compliance Seminar:
May 10, 1995 14-Hour Annual
Update Environmental Compliance Seminar: May 12, 1995 32-Hour Annual
Basic and Update Environmental Compliance Seminars, Safety and Workers
Compensation Conference LETTERS OF
APPRECIATION: Recognition of
Efforts, Plant Engineer, January 3, 1990 Perfect Attendance,
Dana Corp., December 1993 Perfect Attendance, Dana Corp., December 13, 1997 |