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THOMAS FISHER39-9531 98th ST., Grande Prairie, Alberta t8v2b6Cell: (780)832-1282 - [email protected]
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARYEnthusiastic machinist who successfully applies vast knowledge of mechanics, shopmathematics, metal properties, layout and machining procedures. Skilled at jugglingmultiple tasks and working under pressure. Experience in the Natural Gas industry.Familiar with Hydraulic systems. Machinist with 9 years experience. Areas of expertiseinclude cylindrical grinders, surface grinder, lathes, mills, CNC, thermal coatings, andrepair. Highly skilled Machinist with an exceptional ability to produce and repairmechanical equipment with precision and strong attention to detail. Creative professionalwith extensive project experience from concept to development.
SKILLSIn-depth OSHA knowledgeBlueprint interpretation expertiseProduction proceduresMicrosoft applications skillsNumerical controls understandingForklift operatorAutomotive engine machinistStrong Algebra and general math skills
Knowledge of metal parts andassembliesFusing, cutting and measuring toolsexperienceMaintenance of shop equipmentPneumatic tools useSkilled in final assembly processesSmall parts assembly
WORK HISTORY03/2006 to 06/2009 apprentice machinist
Midwestern Machine Works – 8801 110A ST Grande Prairie, ABAdjusted alignment of drills, cutters, dies, guides, and holding devices.Assisted machine operators with finished pieces.Collated components for assembly.Fabricated large and small parts per drawing and assembled parts as required.Maintained necessary level of communications between shifts.Responsible for achieving production requirements.Employed different welding techniques to assemble parts and components.
06/2009 to 11/2013 apprentice machinist/Red Seal machinistCPI – 9802 42 Ave Grande Prairie Alberta
Adjusted alignment of drills, cutters, dies, guides, and holding devices.Collated components for assembly.Fabricated large and small parts per drawing and assembled parts as required.Maintained necessary level of communications between shifts.Responsible for achieving production requirements.Trained staff of 10 direct labor employees to perform assembly and manufacture ofproduct.Ensured that all health and safety guidelines were followed.Estimated costs and set quality standards.Made sure that products were produced on time and are of good quality.Monitored product standards and quality-control programs.Oversaw the production process and managed the production schedule.Employed different welding techniques to assemble parts and components.Set up and verified the functionality of safety equipment.Tested products or subassemblies for functionality or quality.
01/2014 to 02/2015Shop night shift foreman/Red seal machinistCPI – 9802 42 Ave Grande Prairie, AB
Liaised between customers and manufacturing to design new product.
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Adjusted alignment of drills, cutters, dies, guides, and holding devices.Assisted machine operators with finished pieces.Collated components for assembly.Coordinated and supervised assembly work.Fabricated large and small parts per drawing and assembled parts as required.Maintained necessary level of communications between shifts.Responsible for achieving production requirements.Trained staff of 6 direct labor employees to perform assembly and manufacture ofproduct.Ensured that all health and safety guidelines were followed.Estimated costs and set quality standards.Identified strategic business opportunities to advance technology through licensingand project development.Led applicable mechanical design and integrity/reliability issues for static &rotating equipment.Made sure that products were produced on time and are of good quality.Monitored product standards and quality-control programs.Oversaw the production process and managed the production schedule.Employed different welding techniques to assemble parts and components.Configured any human and material resources needed.Coordinated procedures for facility and equipment maintenance or modification,including the replacement of machines.Prepared and maintained production reports and personnel records.Responsible for the selection and maintenance of equipment.Reviewed processing schedules and production orders concerning inventoryrequirements, staffing requirements, work procedures and duty assignments,considering budgetary limitations and time constraints.Set and monitored product standards, examining samples of raw products andprocessing tests, to ensure the quality of all finished products.Set up and verified the functionality of safety equipment.Supervised and motivated staff and management.Tested products or subassemblies for functionality or quality.
EDUCATION2005 High School Diploma:
Estevan Comprehensive High School - City of Estevan, SK2012 Technical Training Diploma/Red Seal Ticket: Machining
Northern Alberta Institute of Technology - City of Edmonton, AB