Experience

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  United states steel corporation

  Jan 2000 - Feb 2016

  Electrical technician

  Performed lock out/tag out/try out of electrical equipment; performed maintenance and racking out of switch gear; performed troubleshooting and/or maintenance of electrical equipment (including DC cranes, AC and DC motors and controls, AC and DC circuits, PLC, drive systems), conveyor systems, and HVAC systems; repaired and installed conduit; installed motors and brakes; pulled wire; fabricated supports for conduit and related equipment; performed tack welding and burning; operated mobile equipment. Show less

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  Fca fiat chrysler automobiles

  Feb 2016 - Aug 2016

  Electrical technician

  Ensured smooth running of production; determined and corrected cause of failures; installed conduit, wiring, machinery; troubleshot electrical equipment (AC and DC motors and controls, AC and DC circuits, PLC, drive systems, vision and proximity switches). Experience in RSLogix 5 and 5000, DeviceNet, PLC 5, Fanuc and Nachi robots.

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  General motors

  Oct 2018 - now

  As the second shift Maintenance Planner, I worked with hourly and management to make improvements on the shop floor. I had specifically been involved in writing and implementing TIS’s in the GRX Assembly Room. Working with the day shift maintenance planner, we wrote TIS’s that allowed any team member to validate/calibrate Atlas-Copco Nutrunners. I also saw a need to create PowerPoints that have larger pictures and clearer directions. Also worked with the GMS Team to create TIS’s that correspond to the common PM’s done in the plant. They created a Flex Chart that truly shows Group Leaders which tradespeople on the shop floor needs more training so our Maintenance Team can be more flexible Show less In my time at GM, I have tried my best to take advantage of the opportunities at Romulus. As an electrical technician I quickly learned my job and gained an understanding of the equipment. This led me to becoming the Team Leader in Heads on second shift. With help from my Group Leader, we worked as a team using GMS to run our day-to-day business. Being mindful of our goals, we were able to improve our MTTR to be the best out of the three shifts. This was attained while being challenged by gaining 4 out of 6 team members that had never worked in Heads. As team leader, I had to train the new team, ensuring they learned the safety requirements and gaining an understanding of the equipment. I had to learn my team’s strengths and weaknesses. Learning who could be left to complete a task, while sending others on EM calls helped our MTTR. Maintenance Toolbox also allowed us to target the problem issues on the Headline. When we had time, our team would investigate the issues at hand and make corrections, fixing the issue and gaining insight into problems and how to correct them more quickly. Show less

  • Maintenance Shift Lead

    Oct 2022 - now

  • Maintenance Group Leader

    Apr 2021 - Oct 2022

  • Maintenance Planner

    Aug 2020 - Apr 2021

  • Electrical Technician

    Aug 2016 - Apr 2021

  • Controls Engineer

    Oct 2018 - Jun 2019