Resumes by Career: Trades and Blue Collar

Kerry Cordova
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Over 14 years of experience in aircraft maintenance, warehouse and transportation management, and domestic/international logistics operations. Proven leadership, organizational, negotiations, communications, time management, and client relations skills. Accustomed to making quick decisions in an environment that is dependent upon critical timing. Knowledge of computerized maintenance management systems and processes; solid experience in preventative maintenance and repair of aircraft from nose to tail, wing-to-wing, and cockpit to tires. Comprehensive background in the areas of inventory control, materials handling and distribution, transportation/logistics (including international tariffs and regulations), preventative maintenance programs, safety (HAZMAT), quality assurance, and continuous improvement strategies.

TECHNICAL EXPERTISE

Materials Planning & Logistics
• Experienced with the operational documentation procedures and regulatory compliance required to clear shipments through U.S. Customs.
• Extensive experience in inventory control: monitoring, maintaining, procuring, and issuing inventory; managing documentation of materials in use at the facility; brought in from outside sources, and shipped to other destinations.
• Utilize JIT (just-in-time) inventory practices based on deadlines required by airline schedules/deadlines. Interface extensively with 200+ stations and other departments to coordinate activities, often working in extremely tight timeframes.
• Assure standardized "kits" are maintained; work with Kit Department in assigning inventory codes to track materials.
• Coordinate efforts with Maintenance Control to assure parts and materials are available at the proper station at the required time to assure minimum downtime of aircraft.

Mechanical
• Hands-on experience dealing directly with type-certified aircraft, including Boeing 727-200, 737-300, 757-200, 767-200, MD-80, BAE-146, and Fokker. Familiar with engine types produced by Rolls Royce, Boeing, Lockheed-Martin, and McDonald-Douglas.
• Oversee maintenance, servicing, and troubleshooting on all aircraft systems and structural parts from wingtips to landing gear, nose to tail, interior and exterior, including inspections, removals and replacements of component parts, repairs, lubrications, refueling, cleaning/painting/polishing, and other procedures to assure plane is airworthy and ready for next flight.
• Perform careful inspections of aircraft for FOD and other damage; make necessary repairs and make notification, as necessary, to correct problem(s).
• Ability to operate forklifts, crabs, trucks, tugs, cranes, de-icing equipment, and snorkel lifts.
• Experience working on structural parts: propellers, electrical systems, fuel systems, hydraulic systems, vacuum and static systems.
• Assure hazardous materials are utilized, stored, properly inventoried, and disposed of in compliance with all governmental and U.S. Air regulations.

Administration
• Oversee tooling, assuring parts are stocked and calibrated; monitor and track parts to assure availability through phone, fax, and e-mail.
• Manage inventory and upkeep of all tools and equipment; provide on-the-job training as necessary.
• Stage 18-30 RON aircraft per week for service/maintenance procedures based on maintenance schedules for the particular aircraft. Assure aircraft downtime is minimal.
• Maintain relevant log book entries, AD research, and paperwork as required to comply with U.S. Airways and governmental regulations.
• Utilize Windows operating systems and applications including Microsoft Word and Excel; develop and maintain customized inventory, tooling, hazardous materials, and materials management spreadsheet reports. Based on knowledge of Excel, asked by other Departments to assist in setting up their reports.
• Served as Senior Shop Steward, coordinating activities with other Shop Stewards, serving as liaison between employees and management. Assured labor contracts and company policy procedures were met and maintained.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Helix Airways, Atlanta, GA
1988 - Present
Mechanic
Transferred to and between various positions in the Company based on Company's needs. Performed duties as Aircraft Appearance Utility Maintenance Lead, Aircraft Appearance Utility Maintenance Support, Aircraft Mechanic, and Line Stock Clerk.

SFB Skycaps, Augusta, GA
1981 - 1988
Skycap
Assisted passengers with baggage check-in, air-freight, computerized ticketing, and directions. Provided assistance for disabled and underage passengers.

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATION

Zane Aircraft Technical School, Tallahassee, FL
1993
Aircraft Mechanic/Maintenance
Airframe Certification

COMPUTER SKILLS

• Windows 95 and 98 - currently training with Windows XP
• Maxi Merlin
• Sabre
• Microsoft Excel and Word

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Taylor Anderson
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

A&P mechanic with 18 years experience in personnel management, training, scheduling, and administration for up to 39 personnel and 31 aircraft. Lead team members by example and employ techniques to encourage full potential of performance. Empasize importance on quality and integrity of parts and assemblies used in production, repair, and maintenance of aircraft. Maintain conformance with FAA, OSHA, SOP, and HAZMAT safety regulations through monitoring and education of staff.

AIRCRAFT KNOWLEDGE

Boeing 707, 727, 747, 757, B1B, and B2B • Convair 240, 340, and 440 • J-29-217 Engines
DC-8, 9, and 10 • MD 1011 • C-17, 141, and 405 • F-5E, B, and F / F-4C and D • T-38A and 37 • KC-135

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

Aircraft and Sheet Metal Maintenance
- Perform pre-flight, thru-flight, and post-flight inspections on assigned aircraft and document findings.
- Facilitate design and development required for the fabrication and modification of tooling apparatuses.
- Study specifications documents, such as blueprints and sketches, to plan sequence of operations and set up machine tools.
- Install, disassemble, repair, and replace variety of subassemblies on diverse aircraft.
- Make use of extensive knowledge in areas of aerospace structural technologies and prototype design to guarantee highest levels of quality assurance and FAA regulations are met or exceeded.
- Use micrometers, height gauges, calipers, and electric/electronic measuring instruments, as well hydraulic, pneumatic, and digital tools and equipment, including squaring shears, seamers, bar folders, brakes, stakes, sliproll forming machines, and welding equipment, in performance of daily operations.
- Operate hand and power equipment, inclusive of forklifts, cranes, hand trucks and hydraulic mules.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Air Cargo
1995 - 2001
A & P Mechanic / Team Lead

ABC Services
1994 - 1995
Sheet Metal Mechanic

Plane Corporation
1985 - 1994
A & P Mechanic

United States Air Force
1984 - 1985
Flight Line Mechanic

EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION

Jet Engine Technician • OJT Trainer • USAF Supervisor Course
Earned 28 CE Credits in Welding, Drafting, and Accounting - Community College of USAF
Aircraft Maintenance Technician
Licensed A & P Mechanic
FAM 727 Certified

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Chris Hill
604 Harmony Lane • Pleasantville , CA 94588 • (925) 555-1234
chrishill@xyzservicetech.com

Automotive, Diesel & Industrial Technician (with Ford FACT Credentials)

SUMMARY Highly motivated individual with a proven ability to learn quickly, create, implement, and maintain procedures both old and new in any environment. Possess the ability to meet heavy work assignments and deadlines under strict time constraints. Strong commitment and desire to succeed in every assign task. Able to work independently or as part of a team, with a unique ability to communicate effectively on all levels.

EDUCATION Universal Technical Institute (UTI) – Houston, TX Diploma: Automotive Technology
Graduation Date: December 2006 GPA 3.83

Special Emphasis:
Automotive Engines & Repair
Electronic Diagnostics
Professional Applications
Power & Performance IA
Truck Brakes & Chassis
Advanced Diagnostic Systems
Power & Performance IB
Diesel Engines
Truck Preventive Maintenance
Power & Performance II
Diesel Fuel Systems
Automotive Undercar
Fuel & Ignition Systems
Diesel Engine Accessories
Ford Systems 1
Drivability & Emissions
Electronic Fundamentals
Ford Systems 2
Automotive Power Trains
Hydraulic Applications
Ford Systems 3
Brakes
Truck Power Trains
Ford Systems 4
Climate Control
Electronic Technology
Ford Systems 5
Automatic Transmissions
Transport Refrigeration

Maricopa Community College -- Glendale , AZ Associated Degree, Mathematics
May 2005

Apollo High School – Phoenix , AZ High School Diploma
May 2003

TRANSITIONAL SKILLS

Bilingual – Spanish
Typing 35 WPM
Windows, Email & Internet
Search & Rescue
Navigation Operations
Maintenance
Sexual Harassment
Equal Opportunity
CPR First Aid
Fire Fighting
Physical Security
Organizational Leadership
Vehicle Safety & Maintenance
Shop Inventory Systems
Ethics

AWARDS & CERTIFICATIONS

2006, Universal Technical Institute

2006, Student of the Phase (2)
2006, Director’s List

EMPLOYMENT

Audio Express, Kissimmee , FL
Install Specialist
2006 – Present

Worked 30 hours per week, while attending school full time. Reviewed customer work orders, scheduled installations, and performed quality checks on all installed systems. Recognized by Supervisors as the “go to person” for installations done right the first time.

Quick Lube, Glendale, AZ
LOF Specialist
2003 – 2005

Organized rapid oil changes for automobiles and motivated a team of four oil changers. Provided quality assurance using a detailed checklist of tasks to be completed for each account. Directly interfaced with customers to ensure all mechanical issues were clearly communicated, explained, and resolved in a timely manner.

Jordan Winters
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

OBJECTIVE

Position utilizing over 15 years' experience in building construction.

SUMMARY

• Manage all general maintenance duties, including can and spray painting, wallpapering, dry wall construction, and general grounds upkeep.
• Troubleshoot and repair roof leaks and waterproofing problems, involving installation of exterior downspouts, replacement of drains and piping, and unclogging of drains and pipes.
• Supervise up to 10 employees with responsibility for interviewing, hiring, training, and evaluating staff and insuring a safe and accident-free work site.
• Perform residential and commercial roof construction and install siding and insulation.
• Handle a wide range of carpentry jobs, including building kitchen cabinets, constructing stairs, installing doors and frames, installing windows, constructing wheelchair-accessible ramps and handrails, and refinishing furniture.
• Install electrical wiring and fixtures in new construction and perform troubleshooting and repair on existing wiring, including balusters, end sockets, 110 utility outlets, light switches, and telephone lines.
• Repair and install plumbing for kitchens and bathrooms.
• Perform material handling responsibilities, including shipping, receiving, ordering, warehousing, and inventory control.
• Utilize computer for order entry, purchasing, inventory management, creating parts numbers and product descriptions, and updating shipment records.
• Operate forklift trucks, snowplows, mowers, and snow blowers.

EXPERIENCE

Branch Harrison & Sons Construction, Spokane, Washington
1999 - Present
Carpenter
Perform design and construction on new and retrofitted custom-made doors, cabinets, and staircases. Operate a variety of tools, including power saws, planers, jointers, routers, and pneumatic equipment.

Eaglemann Construction, Spokane, Washington
1997 - 1999
Assistant Building Foreman
Oversaw work crews on the construction of residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Took projects from initial bid to occupancy. Played a key role in gutting and refurbishing a retail store into offices and showrooms.

Soloman Building Warehouse, Spokane, Washington
1985 - 1996
Assistant Manager
Managed the sale and distribution of commercial and residential construction supplies. Worked with building contractors and private customers.

EDUCATION

Soloman Building Warehouse
Completed comprehensive Manager-in-Training Program

Roosevelt High School
Graduated with major in Building Trades

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Chris Fong
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

CARPENTER
Residential and Commercial Construction

· Skilled carpenter with 12+ years of experience in residential and commercial building. Recognized for superior work ethic and quality production. “Hands-on” background and “down-to-earth” outlook. Established reputation for always completing projects correctly.
· Self-starter, well-rounded and accurate. Knowledgeable in all facets of building from drywall to plumbing and electrical. Have a perfectionist eye for quality and detail; take pride in knowing that projects are done to quality standards.
· Patient and persistent in approach to achieving goals. Gather facts and data to make decisions. Look for method, procedure or system to solve problems.
· Thrive in a team- and deadline-oriented environment. Promote a commitment to high standards of excellence. Capable of performing quality work from rough carpentry to cabinet making.
· Demonstrated aptitude in all phases of carpentry include:
· Residential
· Framing
· Trim
· Commercial
· Sheetrock
· Tile
· New construction
· Plumbing/Electrical
· Doors
· Additions
· Cabinet installation
· Forklift operation
· Remodeling
· Clean and neat work habits

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Collins Construction – Sharpsville, PA
1996 – Present
CARPENTER
· Build projects, including garages, residential homes and additions from start to finish using hand tools and air tools associated with carpentry.

Residential Carpenter’s Union – Meadville, PA
1997 – 1998
JOURNEYMAN
· Operated bobcat and lawl for loading and unloading material. Light commercial projects included work with steel studs.

Keith Mudrey Construction – Hermitage, PA
1992 – 1997
CARPENTER
· Worked in all aspects of carpentry.

Turner Steel Services – Wheatland, PA
1989 – 1991
LINE OPERATOR, SHIPPING–RECEIVING
· Operated forklift and overhead crane. Managed 12-inch leveling line. Packaged, loaded and invoiced materials.

MILITARY

United States Marine Corps, Honorable Discharge, 1989

EDUCATION

Graduate, 1987, Sharon High School – Sharon, PA

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Marion McLeod
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

SUMMARY

Catering professional experienced in balancing customer needs with the realities of demanding, fast-paced environments. Diverse employment in service-centered companies has bred a facility to juggle multiple tasks graciously, commit to team objectives, and energetically adapt to any role that needs immediate attention. Flexible, diplomatic and optimistic; receptive to finding solutions, sharing information, and working "shoulder-to-shoulder" with colleagues to overcome obstacles, and complete tasks to stringent deadlines.

• Time & Workflow Management • Deadline Dependent Task Completion
• Staff Training & Education • Catering Operations
• First Class Service Delivery • Team Leadership & Motivation
• Diplomatic Problem Solving • Stock Control & Ordering
• Staff Rosters • Safety Conscious
• Hygiene Standards • Portion Controls

EXPERIENCE SYNOPSIS

Organization/Workflow Management
• Commended by customers and management alike for ability to meet the challenges of high pressure, fast-paced environments.
• Juggle multi-faceted tasks energetically and capably; simultaneously respond to customer enquiries, source information, and meet the "impossible" deadline.
• As most senior member of catering team, train new recruits in a sector notorious for high employee turnover. In-depth on-the-job training encompasses hygienic food handling, workplace safety, area familiarization, and general customer service techniques to aid working in a high-pressure environment.

Retail Sales/Communications
• Developed outstanding customer relationships by individualizing each person and recalling pertinent facts from previous communications.
• Won over a workforce skeptical of change, and initially unwilling to adopt new ideas from supervisory staff inherited via a company merger. New changes were introduced to the workplace seamlessly, accomplishing broad-based staff agreement, and a more productive and happier environment.

Problem Solving
• Eliminated long-term problem of theft in retail environment, successfully lobbying management to install monitoring cameras over the till area. Cameras identified staff involved, leading to swift legal action, and prompting a more stringent approach to entrusting employees for till work.
• Reengineered inefficient work practices in a production line environment. Instituted a rotating system that placed staff to package goods at end of line; initiative assured equipment stayed completely operational, and increased production outputs significantly.
• Introduced staggered shift breaks to maintain production continuity, and eliminate costly and unproductive shut down/turn on processes upon team members' return from scheduled breaks.

EMPLOYMENT CHRONOLOGY

Manning Stores, Cleveland, OH
1999 - Present
Catering Assistant
Busy department store cafeteria producing light snacks to full hot meals for 400+ staff and store customers generating sales topping $6,000 daily. Catering division regularly provides services for up to 20 people at intimate VIP gatherings, board meetings, or management team conferences. Prepare menu items to meet peak demands, process customer orders swiftly, and act as a source of senior assistance for less experienced staff members.

Wordsmith Newsgroup, Cleveland, OH
1997 - 1999
Assistant Manager
Contributed to revenue growth and smooth running of freestanding store in the village center. Hired and trained new staff, ordered product ranges, presided over stock takes, and devised efficient work rosters that assured team members with appropriate experience levels were available to cope with times of peak customer demand. Entrusted with daily banking and account balancing.

Zane Design Associates, Cleveland, OH
1994 - 1997
Production Supervisor
Coordinated tasks between two disparate departments producing typesetting services for 50+ newspapers and special periodicals daily. Acting as the key "fire fighter" representing staff, Production Manager and Production Director, soothed and calmed "ruffled feathers" in a high-pressure, deadline-dependant environment. Juggled the concerns and needs of customers, resolved staff issues, and followed up on outstanding or incorrect advertisement artwork to meet crucial timeframes.

Goldman and Frank, Cleveland, OH
1987 - 1994
Supervisor
Progressed from production line worker creating products for several major retail outlets, to supervisor, overseeing 70 staff. As one of 3 staff remaining after company merger, was challenged to introduce productivity and process improvements critical to boosting production outputs and meeting new targets. Launched new spread of shift breaks assuring no equipment downtime, and revamped standard production methods, monitoring quality control and safety compliance continually.

St. Mary's Hospital, Cleveland, OH
1985 - 1987
Maintenance Attendant
Cleaned wards and corridors in compliance with stringent health and safety standards. Served light snacks and beverages to patients daily.

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Glenn Hill
18 Broderick Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90115 / Tel# (213) 555-7789 Email: ghill@myisp.com

Certified Technician

SUMMARY

Twelve years experience as an Automotive Technician, specializing in Volkswagen maintenance and repair. Demonstrated ability to lead teams of service technicians to perform high quality repairs and maintain excellent customer satisfaction rates. Recognized for new employee training programs and mentoring skills. Certified by the National Institute for Automotive Excellence and Volkswagen.

SKILLS

· Shop Management
· Customer Satisfaction
· Technical Expertise
· Transmissions
· Engines
· Brakes
· Suspension
· Alignment
· Emissions
· Electrical Systems
· Air-conditioning
· Cooling

EXPERIENCE

VALLEY VOLKSWAGEN, Burbank, CA
2000 - Present
Certified Technician
Managed a crew of 15 service technicians, providing repair and maintenance services for all Volkswagen models. Hired, scheduled, evaluated, and terminated personnel as necessary. Instituted a mentorship program and formal training classes for new hires. Oversaw all repairs, performing the most complex repairs personally.
· Motivated technicians to high levels of professionalism and expertise through rewards and recognition.
· Researched latest tools and techniques to identify and implement time-saving improvements.
· Institutionalized customer satisfaction surveys and used data to reward achievers and explore opportunities for higher quality service.
· Maintained a customer comeback rate of 0% – no repeat visits for the same mechanical problem – during entire tenure.

VAN NUYS VOLKSWAGEN, Van Nuys, CA
1995 - 2000
ASE Certified Technician
Served as shop expert technician for Volkswagen transmission and engine maintenance and repair. Monitored all transmission work, advising technicians on diagnostic techniques and test routines. Attended Volkswagen-certified transmission technician courses offered at the factory.
· Implemented computerized diagnostic tools to verify initial problem determination.
· Trained service writers on updated repair procedures and new component systems.
· Evaluated junior service technicians to recommend further training courses.
· Met with customers to determine expectations and followed up to measure satisfaction levels.

HOLLYWOOD AUTOMOTIVE, Los Angeles, CA
1992 - 1995
Automotive Technician
Performed routine maintenance of foreign automobiles, specializing in German makes. Attended annual workshops delivered by Volkswagen, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz dealerships. Maintained inventory of standard parts, consumables, and supplies – reordering as needed.
· Perfected skill with manual and power tools to ensure repair efficiency.
· Routinely completed maintenance tasks 10-15% faster than industry average.
· Mentored apprentices and assistants on safety and tool care procedures.
· Received the “Top Technician” award two years in a row.

JB’S AUTO-BODY, Pasadena, CA
1990 - 1992
Service Technician
Maintained and repaired foreign and domestic automobiles, under direction of shop supervisor. Adept at engine overhauls, steering alignment adjustments, braking systems, power train maintenance, and electrical system diagnosis.
· Developed skill in problem diagnosis and solution, maintaining average repair time to within 15% of master technician’s estimate.
· Formalized safety checklist to ensure complete review of automotive systems.
· Briefed customers on proper care and routine maintenance of newly repaired systems.
· Addressed customer questions and concerns regarding maintenance and repairs.

EDUCATION

Associate of Arts (Automotive Repair), 1990
LA College, Los Angeles, CA

CERTIFICATIONS

Master Technician, ASE Blue Seal of Excellence
EPA Certified A/C Technician
California Certified Emissions Technician
Volkswagen Master Technician

Robin Saunders
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• 23 + years of Gulf experience as Executive Chef/Sous Chef/ Chef De Partie.
• Fusion cuisine expert in French, Continental, Arabic, Indian, Far Eastern, Italian & American.
• Prepared menus, presentations, developed good standards, attended several VIP's and arranged special banquets for important guest and dignitaries.
• Opened new properties and designed/developed/served many new varieties of food.
• Catered simultaneous functions for up to 900 people.
• Controlled cost/inventory/labor/miss use of material.
• Interviewed/hired/trained/supervised/evaluated employees.
• Excellent communications skills, creative, innovative, team leader, dedicated, organized, detail oriented, decision maker and problem solver.

EMPLOYMENT

Diamond Princess Hotel, Dubai, UAE
1999 - Present
Executive Chef
A property of 121 rooms, 8 outlets, Pakistani pub, Room Service & Coffee Shop, preparing Iranian, Lebanese, South & North Indian cuisines with a kitchen staff of 16. Opened this hotel and took care of the entire F & B operations.

Royal Hotel, Dubai, UAE
1996 - 1999
Executive Chef
117 room & 3 outlet property, managing a staff of 13 kitchen & stewarding staff

Omar Narif Beach Hotel Resort, Rotana Mange, Oman
1995 - 1996
Executive Sous Chef
106 room & 3 outlet property, helped in the opening of hotel as a Acting Chef

Gulf Spa and Resort, Muscat, Rotana Mange, Oman
1993 - 1995
Executive Sous Chef
Assisting in supervision of all kitchen sections, helping in preparing new menu, style & maintaining the standard of hotel. Provided backup for executive chef in his absence.

Golden Sea Hotel & Resort, Aden, Yemen
1992 - 1993
Executive Chef
170 rooms, 3 restaurants & 2 clubs property. Managing a kitchen staff of 25. Managing the entire operations after reopening of hotel

Palm Regal Hotel, Aden, Yemen
1990 - 1992
Executive Chef
220 rooms including 4 restaurants & 3 bars property with 43 kitchen staff. Reporting to GM & working closely with F & B. Organizing kitchen during opening of first hotel in Middle East Region for Palm Regal and preparing every week Italian, Indian, Steak Night, BBQ Night, Seafood Night, etc

Oasis Sheraton Hotel, UAE
1988 - 1990
Jr. Sous Chef
In charge of one of the leading fine dining restaurant in Dubai & responsible for supervision of fine dining room & lobby cafe. Assigned a number of very important occasions such as Chain Des Rotisseurs promotions, top VIP functions & preparation of menus

Iman Sheraton Hotel, Yemen, Yemen
1986 - 1988
Chef De Partie
A property of 255 rooms & restaurants including outlets; supper club, outside catering, banquet & coffee shop, car park. Prepared Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Indian, Filipino, European & oriental foods. Worked as Chef Tounert preparing buffets, overall check on all sections, butchery, garden manager, saucier Ent & oriental as well in charge of banqueting & outside catering. Special occasions managed for 25th silver jubilee celebration of Yemen, Assisted at presidents palace in preparing a special lunch for delegation of presidents & prime ministers being in charge for hot food, mirror fruit carving & display

Rumula Sheraton Hotel, Iraq
1985 - 1986
Chef De Partie
Property includes 3 outlets & 220 rooms, BBQ night for more than 160 guests arranged at Asian Restaurant also in charge of kitchen in absence of sous chef

Iman Sheraton Hotel, Yemen, Yemen
1983 - 1985
Chef De Partie
In charge of gandmange, preparing cold buffets such as mirrors, fruit displays & vegetables, pate galantine, all kind of cold foods, ala carte, coffee shop, super club oasis and car park

Bahrain Hilton, Bahrain
1981 - 1983
Commis I
Hot & Cold kitchen handling, responsible in preparing Japanese food at the car park for almost 700 person every Sunday. I participated & served at the first GCC in gulf

Hilton Gulf-International, Abu Dhabi, UAE
1979 - 1981
1st Commis
Cold Kitchen

Hilton Gulf-International, Dubai, UAE
1978 - 1979
2nd Commis
Hot kitchen, first gulf experience assisting superior in all tasks

ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS

Board of Technical Education, Bombay
1993
Diploma, Hotel Management & Catering Technology

TRAINING

Train the Trainer Program
1984
Trained at Sheraton

Arpel International, Dubai, Diversey Liver, Dubai, UAE
2001
Training on Hygiene & Handling Chemical-Kitchen

Strategic Management consultancy, Dubai, UAE
2002
Training on Sales Strategies

MEMBERSHIP

Member of Emirates Culinary Guild

LANGUAGE

English, Hindi, Bengali & Arabic

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Casey Catello
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Civil Engineer with 8 years experience in all site civil work, from execution to hand over phase. Skills include:

• Making bills for sub contractor and company.
• Site supervision and managing the manpower.
• Taking care of cutting and work schedule for steel and civil work.
• Maintaining the quality of work, as per the Municipality Regulations
• Executing the work schedule, as per the bar charts.
• Completing work, as per the drawings and specification.
• Maintaining on time delivery of material for smooth operations.
• Coordinating with consultants.

PROJECTS

• Five Star Hotel
• Residential Apartments
• Multistoried Buildings
• Villas (Luxury Residential)

EMPLOYMENT

Construction Company, Dubai
1999 - Present
Site Foreman

New Construction Co Ltd, Bombay, India
1994 - 1999
Site Engineer

LICENSE

Valid UAE driving license

EDUCATION

Board of Technical Education, India
1994
Diploma, Civil Engineering

LANGUAGE

English and Hindi

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Jordan Winters
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

Career Profile

Well-qualified professional with more than five years of commercial diving experience and six years experience leading efficient and cost-effective operations for a global organization. Strong general management qualifications and experience in strategic planning, security, finance & accounting, and communications.

Management

· Effectively supervised more than thirty-five (35) personnel as Team Leader.
· Managed and conducted security programs for three (3) years for American Embassies.
· Field Instructor for Marine Corps Course of up to 50 students per class.
· Supervised the operations and management of supply funds through the military and state department.
· Managed and coordinated security and evacuation of personnel during terrorism attacks.
· Coordinated and managed numerous recreational functions and events.

Communication

· Coordinated communications between Embassy Security Personnel and American Citizens and Diplomats living in foreign countries on Diplomatic Missions.
· Coordinated with foreign Embassies and military sources on delicate security issues in West Africa, and Nairobi Kenya during major crisis.
· Established and maintained relations with members of foreign services and diplomatic posts at overseas Embassies.
· Diverse and multicultural leadership abilities with experience abroad in countries such as Okinawa, Japan, Thailand, Korea, Philippines, Cuba, Panama, Vienna Austria, West Africa, and Kenya.

Finance & Accounting

· Prepared financial documents and reorganized accounts receivable and billing system in conjunction with the bookkeeping department
· Balanced daily and monthly financial records and made daily bank deposits.

Certifications & Qualifications

Advanced Diver Medic Training Course (DMT)
Commercial Air Diver
First Aid and CPR
Valid Passport

ASNT Level I & II Instruction SNT-TC-1A and Canadian Instruction CGSB 48.9712 as per ISO 9000 Series to the degree of Level II in the following areas:
UT - Ultrasonics (Shearwave) Testing
MT – Magnetic Particle Testing
PT – Dye Penetrant Testing
VT – Visual Testing

Underwater Inspection
CVI – Close Visual Inspection
GVI – General Visual Inspection
CCTV – Closed-circuit Television
Photography – Macro and Standoff

Diving Education

COMMERCIAL AIR DIVING / SPECIAL NDT
1999 to 2000
College of Oceaneering, Wilmington, CA

Commercial Diving Experience

Air Supervisor, Pipe Line Installation / Pipe Line Repair / Salvage / Recovery / Platform Installation and Salvage
Under Water Burning / Under Water NDT (Inspection) / Ship’s Husbandry

GLOBAL DIVERS, LA, CA & West Africa
2000 to Present
TALLY HO MARINE SALVAGE & DECOR, LA &
2000
DOWN UNDER DIVE SERVICE / SOUTH BAY SALVAGE, LA & CA
1999 to 2000

Professional Experience

OPERATIONS & SAFETY MANAGEMENT – U.S. & Worldwide Assignments
1993 to 1999
United States Marine Corps / E-5 Sergeant / Top Secret Clearance
Successfully provided protection of American Citizens and Diplomats abroad and prevented the compromise of all Top Secret and Classified Material at American Embassies.

American Embassy, Lomé Togo, West Africa
1996 to 1998
Diplomatic Security / Combat Engineer / Assistant Detachment Commander

American Embassy in Vienna, Austria
1996
Corporal, Diplomatic Security / Combat Engineer

Combat Engineer, Camp LeJeune, NC
1995 to 1996
Corporal, Combat Engineer / Team Leader

Lance Corporal, Okinawa, Japan
1994 to 1995
Combat Engineer / Team Leader

Private First Class / Combat Engineer
1993 to 1993

Private First Class
1993

Private
1993

Awards & Honors

Medal of Heroism – for actions during and after Embassy Bombing in Nairobi Kenya
Navy and Marine Corp Commendation Medal
Humanitarian Service Medal
National Defense Medal
Letters of Appreciation & Commendation
Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
Marine Security Guard Ribbon
Over Seas Service Ribbon
Joint Meritorious Unit Citation

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Casey Catello
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Construction estimator with more than 15 years of experience estimating commercial projects, with 10 years coordinating national accounts. Strong business acumen that encompasses the estimation process from receipt of plans to negotiation of contracts, as well as overall operations. Estimation background includes reviewing customer plans, determining subcontractor needs, developing project estimates, compiling subcontractor bids, consolidating information into proposals for submission to clients, and negotiating final price. Operations experience includes hiring, training, and supervising personnel; forecasting; managing budgets; and total profit and loss responsibility. Proven record of success maximizing profits while negotiating and securing contracts in a highly competitive industry. Microsoft Windows 97 and Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook).

EXPERIENCE

U.S. DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION, Houston, Texas
1990 - Present
Chief Construction Estimator
Maintain hands-on responsibility for preparing estimating bid packages, while managing all operations of this medium-sized commercial tenant improvement company with assignments throughout the Continental United States. National retail accounts include The Limited, Inc., Ann Taylor, Guess, Helzberg Diamonds, and The Casual Corner Group. Interact with directors of construction, directors of operations, and project managers. Supervise two estimators and an administrative assistant. Projects range between 1,000 and 100,000 square feet and from $50,000 to $3 million.
• Prepared over 102 quotes personally, 41% of the department's total with a 30% award rate, producing $7.5 million in 1999 (oversaw the production of an additional 150 quotes).
• Created a successful bid proposal that allowed U.S. Design to be awarded one of three white box contracts at Shady Grove (the largest contract written at that time for dollar value and square footage).
• Negotiated the bid package that secured a $3 million build-out contract for Texas Slim's, a 60,000 square foot restaurant, club, and entertainment center in Shady Grove (superceded the Shady Grove contract as the largest in the company's history).
• Hired originally as an Estimator until promoted in 1994 as one of three Vice Presidents with responsibility for the Estimating Division.
• Maintained sole responsibility as the only Vice President since 1995.

AECO, Houston, Texas
1985 - 1990
Chief Estimator
Computed cost estimates and negotiated with company representatives to obtain contracts throughout the Houston Metropolitan area. Bid proposals included materials, subcontracted work, construction activities and requirements, and labor.
• Increased sales volume by 50% and brought in an additional $3 million from subcontracted work.
• Ranked #1 for highest sales in the Houston branch, and achieved 3rd highest corporate sales among approximately 50 estimators in less than two years.
• Hired originally as an Estimator until promoted to Chief Estimator after 1.5 years.

TRAINING

Dale Carnegie Training and Management Courses

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Jamie Hill
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

OBJECTIVE

Cost Estimator, Materials Take-Off, or related position utilizing technical and industrial experience and a strong background in all phases of construction and renovation to reduce costs, improve quality, and successfully complete projects.

SUMMARY

Experienced in construction, renovation, material take-off, and cost estimating within oilfield, commercial, and residential environments, tracking job progress, permitting, safety awareness, cost controls, scheduling operational tasks and projects, insisting on quality and excellence, and project management.

EXPERTISE

Solid experience in all aspects of construction duties and responsibilities, maintaining up-to-date knowledge of techniques and materials, use of power tools, welding and repairs, ordering stock and supplies, job completion, reporting to senior management, logistics and planning, managing vendor / supplier relations, and meeting all deadlines.

COMMUNICATION

Well-developed communication skills demonstrated through effective interaction with engineers, subcontractors, and crews, quickly acquiring new technical information, careful reading of instructions, drawings, and blueprints, submitting reports and memos, and the ability to establish and maintain professional relationships.

EXPERIENCE

Frank Construction, Hilo, HI
1999 - Present
Residential Property Renovator
• Completed major renovation and remodeling project for 1,700 sq. ft., 100-year old historic residence. Added a new bath and new kitchen, renovated the living room, bedrooms, and other living space, removed plaster, sheetrock, complete replumbing and rewiring, and leveled the structure. Installed central air conditioning system, insulation, various fixtures and appliances, windows and French doors, flooring and carpet installation, roofing, finish work, cabinets, painting, and other construction projects.
• Ensured compliance with local building codes, permit requirements, and safety regulations, installed telephones, hired and supervised subcontractors as needed, scheduled inspectors, and worked effectively within strict budgets.

Reed and Associates, Honolulu, HI
1998 - 1999
Sales Representative
• Managed sales responsibilities including quoting rates, prequalifying customers, and writing permanent life insurance and final expense burial policies. Traveled throughout the state to educate individuals on plan features and benefits.
• Specialized in providing individualized services for life insurance, upgrading existing policies, servicing existing accounts, making presentations, collecting premiums, and initiating the claims process for clients.

Goldman Construction, Honolulu, HI
1995 - 1998
Property Renovator / Carpenter / Plumber
• Served as carpenter and renovator for businesses specializing in repair, renovation, and overall maintenance of residential and smaller commercial properties. Performed carpentry, plumbing, electrical, drywall, flooring, roofing, finish work, cabinets, painting, and other construction activities.
• Performed all phases of construction and renovation following the hurricane devastation. Worked in association with adjusters and insurance companies, repaired vandalism and damage, and prepared estimates.

Acme Property Management, Honolulu, HI
1990 - 1995
Carpenter / Plumber
• Performed repairs and maintenance of older residential properties required for homes prior to bank auction, renovated flooring, walls, and ceilings, installed fixtures, and remodeled bathrooms and kitchens. Performed plumbing, electrical, carpentry, sheetrock, and roofing. Observed all City Code regulations, and helped ensure a safe working environment.
• Installed new water heaters, repaired roofs and flooring, remodeled bathrooms and kitchens, and ensured compliance with all health, safety, and building code regulations.

Zane Roofing, Honolulu, HI
1986 - 1990
Roofing & Construction Worker
• Performed tear-off, basic roof repairs, new roof installation, basic carpentry and sheet metal work, applied slate and composition roofs, repaired wood rot and termite damage, operated power tools and equipment, loaded and operated trucks for jobs, installed vents and other equipment, estimated squares of roofing and sheet metal for quotes, monitored quality control, and ensured safe work practices.

SFB Corporation, Honolulu, HI
1983 - 1986
Commercial Construction Worker / Project Manager
• Served as Construction Worker, converting and renovating a 15,000 sq. ft. commercial space into a business complex. Performed framing, brick and concrete work, rough-in and finish carpentry, plumbing, electrical, drywall, roofing repairs, finish work, cabinets, painting, and other construction projects. Ensured compliance with local building codes and permit requirements, observed safety regulations, purchased building materials and supplies, and related duties.

Lincoln, Beale, & Frank, Long Beach, CA
1977 - 1983
Cost Estimator / Material Take-Off
• Performed a wide range of duties involving oilfield projects for major oil and gas companies. Calculated and prepared complete turnkey bids for large construction projects involving pipelines, sheetpile bulkheads, gas processing skids, dredging, pile driving, offshore marine platforms, structural fabrication, bridge reconstruction, painting, and related jobs. Calculated loads, weights, displacement, materials requirements, job cost estimates, and scheduling factors.
• Monitored projects from design to completion, coordinated use of major construction equipment including cranes of up to 150-tons and diesel hammers, ordered materials, negotiated prices, worked up complete turnkey bids, scheduled all job projects, and related duties. Managed general record keeping for projects, including cost reports.

Octagon Construction, Los Angeles, CA
1971 - 1977
HVAC Worker
• Performed various installation, repair, ductwork, and other duties for several heating and air conditioning businesses.

EDUCATION

Areas of Technical Training
• Courses in OSHA, Haz/Mat, Fire, First Aid and Safety
• Blueprint Reading and Analysis • Principles of Basic Engineering
• Purchasing Materials and Equipment • Negotiating Prices and Delivery
• Quality Assurance • Cost Estimating and Control
• Principles of Management • Tools and Equipment

DELGADO COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Pasadena, CA
Civil Engineering Curriculum (attended 2 years)

MORGAN CITY VOCATIONAL SCHOOL, Van Nuys, California
1970
Welding Studies

VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, Encino, CA
H.S. Diploma

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Casey Catello
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

STRENGTHS

• Friendly, outgoing, charismatic; easily adapts to new environments and changing priorities.

• Career-committed with outstanding “people skills;” articulate and professional; qualified for customer interaction; demonstrated drive and skills needed for successful progression in Cosmetology

• Ability to learn new procedures, products, styles, etc. quickly; excellent memory and attention to detail.

LICENSE

LOUISIANA STATE BOARD OF COSMETOLOGY LICENSE
pending

EDUCATION/TRAINING

COSMETOLOGY TRAINING CENTER, Lafayette, LA
June 2004
Graduate
• Completed 1500 credit hours Hair Cutting, Hair Coloring, Manicure, Pedicure, Facial, and Waxing.

Extra Classes:
Styling – Paul Mitchell
Product Knowledge – Paul Mitchell
Coloring – Paul Mitchell
Coloring - SoColor
Tea Tree – Paul Mitchell
Cellulite – Royal Day Spa
Light Therapy – Royal Day Spa
Deep Brilliance

GULF STATES HAIR SHOW, Biloxi, MS
October 2003

LAFAYETTE HIGH SCHOOL, Lafayette, LA
May 2002

WORK EXPERIENCE

JOHNNY CARINOS, Lafayette, LA
2004 to Present
Wait Staff / Hostess

SEMOLINA, Lafayette, LA
2001 to 2003
Wait Staff / Hostess

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Jean Adams
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Manager with 28 years experience in construction, encompassing architectural drafting and design expertise.

• Work with multidisciplinary teams to meet the 21st century homebuyer's/builder's mutual needs.
• Professionally responsible (0 sick days in past 15 years), organized, cost conscious, and personable.
• Adapt to emerging technologies through life-long learning. Beginning as an accomplished board designer, have become proficient with DataCAD and AutoCAD software. Internet savvy in all aspects of the field.
• Strengths: Customer care from preliminary design to project completion, project estimating experience in all phases of construction, purchasing experience of all building-related materials, new product research, material takeoffs, closing statement documents, sworn construction statements, and lien wavers.

CAREER HISTORY

HOMES, INC., Anytown, MN
1987 - Present
Design Draftsman / Purchasing / Estimating
• Manage architectural design/drafting and administrative functions for this residential builder. Projects: 20-25 homes ($250,000+ - $1 million) per year plus town homes/apartments, averaging 5-6 projects simultaneously.
• Consult with buyers on all aspects of projects. Serve as liaison with clients, employer, and subcontractors.
• Handle estimating, bids and purchasing for all building materials.
• Conduct ongoing research to remain competitive with innovative, aesthetic, cost efficient and durable products - from laminated floorings, to window types, to shingles, to millwork and cabinetry.
• Led company's transition to computerized design drafting with AutoCAD and DataCAD.
• Assumed Project Manager role of 17 14-unit apartment complexes after manager's termination upon completion of only 3 units. Directed combined work crews and subcontractors in the hundreds. Finished under budget/on time.
• Responded to community's needs after tornado, facilitating design/building for 12 homes.

XYZ HOMES, INC., Anytown, MN
1973 - 1987
Head Draftsman (1975-1987) / Head of Estimating (1977-1987) / Head of Purchasing (1980-1987)
• After hired as #3 of 3 draftsmen, promoted within 2 years to head department of 7.
• Established a strong network with general contractors, subcontractors, vendors and buyers.
• Adapted to change with company's phenomenal growth (50 to 250 homes in three years of hire)
• Honored with Distinguished Service Awards.
• Received numerous performance-based bonuses based on percentages tied to affected profits.

EDUCATION

Technical College, Anytown, MN
1974
Diploma, Building Construction, Drafting & Estimating
AUTOCAD Training

Training Center, Anytown, MN
1997
Post Doctorate
Microsoft Training

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Jordan Winters
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Engineer with 18 years of overall experience in the oil and gas industry, with 7 years in drilling production and operations engineering. Project management experience includes preparing cost estimates, bidding the services and working with vendors, writing bid specifications, negotiating bids, preparing workover program, and working with drilling or workover contractor to supervise and coordinate the project. Additional experience includes budget development, control of expenses, billing of services, writing procedures, coordinating operations, and supervising an engineering team. Earned a degree in petroleum engineering. Computer skills include Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Office (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Access, and Outlook), Lotus Notes, ARIES, PEEP, and VOLTS.

RELATIVE EXPERIENCE

BURLINGTON RESOURCES, Farmington, New Mexico
1989 - Present
Acting Regional Drilling Engineer
Coordinated and directed drilling operations for the San Juan Basin. Supervised two engineers, a technician, and a drilling clerk. Interacted with other regional engineers within the division. Worked with the drilling manager to develop and revise the annual drilling budget and to control expenses.

• Supervised horizontal drilling projects that came in 25% under budget.
• Instrumental in developing under balanced drilling and completion techniques in coal bed methane development.
• Incorporated air/gas drilling techniques and saved up to $50,000 per well, while also enhancing project economics.
• Contributed to the development and implementation of a logistics management team database that eliminated the need to compile environmental impact statements, streamlined the process of data gathering and reporting, and improved the ability to track the progress and costs of each project.

BURLINGTON RESOURCES, Farmington, New Mexico
1982 - 1989
Petroleum Engineer
Managed various drilling projects. Wrote procedures for drilling, completion, and workover projects in the San Juan Basin. Negotiated contracts with vendors and prepared billing statements. Interacted internally with purchasing, materials, drilling, and engineering managers. Worked externally with sales representatives, safety engineers, field service engineers, and field personnel, including equipment operators, laborers, roughnecks, and rig hands.

• Overall projects ranged from $.5 million to $30 million.
• Completed 50 coal bed methane development projects.

EDUCATION

THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY, State College, Pennsylvania
1982
Bachelor of Science, Petroleum Engineering

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Miles Paulson
3266 Harrison Place, Omaha, NE 48832 / Tel# (504) 555-1773 Email: sparky@myisp.com

Electrical Engineer

SUMMARY

Electrical Engineer with 20 years experience providing technical support for defense system electrical applications. Ability to work calmly on critical systems in dangerous settings under significant time pressures. Recognized for attention to detail, adherence to standards, and expert technical background. Possess top secret clearances for defense equipment information.

QUALIFICATIONS

· Detailed experience working with Army, Navy, and Air Force management.
· Liaison between military personnel and defense contractors.
· In-depth knowledge of electrical components in defense systems.
· Thorough understanding of test methodologies and procedures.
· Expert in using computer technology to monitor and record test data and analyze and report test results.

EXPERIENCE

AERONAUTICAL ENTERPRISES, INC., Omaha, NE
1995 - Present
Electrical Engineer
Civilian team member involved in maintaining and upgrading Operational Flight Program for the F-15 aircraft. Completed complex assignments utilizing ATLAS, HITS, VAX, Fortran, and Assembly programming languages to develop or improve systems and associated equipment for avionics applications.
· Developed programs to test analog/digital circuitry and perform tests of continuity, resistance, insulation, breakdown, impedance, voltage level, current, and frequency, to determine fault isolation.
· Conducted studies and performed testability analysis on Automatic Test Equipment (ATE) to support findings and make recommendations for improvements on current and future technological changes.
· Acted as liaison to corroborate plans between contractors and base technical-management personnel. Facilitated strong communications between cross-functional teams and personnel.
· Analyzed and rewrote test requirements and set standards to ensure reliability and maintainability.

DEFENSE SUPPLIERS, INC., Norfolk, VA
1987 - 1995
Electrical Technician
Provided on-site technical support for electrical components in navigation, communication, and weapons systems. Represented component manufacturers in prototype testing and production operation of military electronics. Designed, conducted, and analyzed shipboard equipment tests and compared field results to laboratory and prototype test results.
· Conducted drills to remain at full readiness for casualty responses to electrical failures.
· Installed and repaired wiring, fixtures, and equipment for all electrical services aboard ship and in shipyard facilities, following blueprints and wiring diagrams.
· Tested voltage, resistance, and phase angle in circuits, using voltmeters, ohmmeters, and phase rotation indicators. Prepared and maintained all equipment used in safety and compliance testing. Passed all equipment tests successfully.
· Constructed instrument panels according to specifications and technical manuals.
· Manually drafted specification drawings to update ship’s electrical records.

US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS
1981 - 1984
Industrial Engineer, Specialist 4th Class
Maintained engineering labs to US Army health and safety standards. Stress-tested tools and materials intended for use in combat arenas. Provided backup support for field-based electricians.
· Achieved outstanding performance reviews while attending Advanced Individual Training, accelerated through first two courses of study.
· Developed test methodologies for stress-testing combat equipment to ensure preparedness.
· Led squad to achieve and maintain highest rankings for battalion safety standards.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science (Electrical Engineering), 1987
Omaha College, Omaha, Nebraska
Minors: Statistics, Computer Science

LICENSES AND AFFILIATIONS

Master Electrician License, State of Nebraska
International Association of Electrical Engineers, Member
Defense Contractor Council, Member

Casey Catello
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Noted for expert knowledge of all Maintenance of Way equipment.
• Demonstrated marketing and negotiating skills.
• Known for exceptional work ethic, strong integrity.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Highly respected by workers. Good listener.
• Well organized and able to prioritize diverse workload.
• Adept at working under intense conditions to meet operational requirements.

CAREER SUMMARY

Acme Machinery, Cleveland, OH
1989 - Present
Equipment Field Maintainer
• Utilized mechanical skill to repair and maintain Maintenance of Way equipment.
• Assessed, determined and repaired mechanical defects toward safety maintenance according to standards of rail service.
• Recorded and reported machine performance and arranged for routine checks against requirements for safety.
• Developed and instructed a fire extinguisher training in-service for fellow employees; implemented annually. Improved knowledge by staff increases safety, reduces the risk of fire, keeping damage costs to a minimum.
• Served as member of "Quality Action Team." Collaborated with outside supplier to use engine oil precleaner on machines to improve efficiency, saving oil interval changes and environmental disposal fees, projected savings during next 3 years: 2.5-3 million dollars.
• Served as member of Health and Safety Committee.

Baker Trucking Inc., Akron, OH
1982 - 1989
Truck Mechanic
Maintained mechanical condition and records for truck fleet of a large waste disposal company.

Akron Automotive, Akron, OH
1977 - 1982
Mechanic
• Successfully completed apprentice mechanic program (Class A).
• Specialized in the maintenance of pickup trucks, delivery vans, and short-haul trucks.

EDUCATION/TRAINING

Training Courses:

Electronics Training
Hydraulics Training
Fairmont Tamper Training
Municipal Fire Suppression Course
Trades Training
Engine Repair Course, Mack Truck School
Several CN courses including hydraulic repair, propane gas furnace repair, and machine operation
Dale Carnegie Course

Certificates:

Hoisting Certificate 0-8 tons, Concord, Ontario (2001)
CPR

Computer knowledge:

Word Processing, Internet, E-mail, CN expense report database, Fax

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Volunteer Firefighter
Member Masonic Lodge
"Santa Claus" for annual Christmas parade; hospital visits.
Organized community food/supply drive during major ice storm.

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Kerry Cordova
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER • LEAD FIELD ENGINEER • FOREMAN

Results-oriented and hands-on construction development professional with extensive experience in both commercial and residential construction. Verifiable track record for completing projects on time and under budget, while maintaining impeccable safety record.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

• Team Building & Leadership • Safety & Compliance Management
• Attention to Detail • Equipment Operation
• Problem Solving & Troubleshooting • Hazardous Material Disposal
• Organization & Time Management • Construction Planning & Scheduling
• Permitting & Building Code • Quality Control Management
• Steel Building Erections • Fiber Optic Duct Installation

"You have gone above and beyond and done extraordinary work to complete this project."
Sam Sterling, Senior Geochemist, Tallbearer & Associates.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

TBI Incorporated, Casper, WY
2001 - 2001
EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
Operate equipment to accomplish tasks, such as; waste water treatment plant setup and operation, hazardous materials disposition, dirt moving operations, slope grading and reshaping, stream realignment and general reclamation projects. Ensured compliance and quality assurance so that final specifications were met.
• Helped design and maintain a pump suspension system to retrieve hazardous water from mine pit.
• Led team in building HDPE pipeline and irrigation system to provide clean water.
• Creatively solved containment of treated waste in mine pit.
• Performed final grading on pit and slopes to provide natural look for revegatation.
• Moved existing stream alignment to meet State qualifications.

Comsco Communications, Golden, CO
2000 - 2001
LEAD FIELD ENGINEER
Worked with inspectors to ensure quality assurance, production documentation, and scheduling. Worked with contractors and government agencies to install a quality plant by providing permitting, scheduling, troubleshooting and participating in route discussions.
• Successfully managed installation of over 20 miles of inner city fiber optic builds
• All projects managed were completed on schedule.
• Developed new tracking and documentation forms to assist inspectors and as-built employees.
• Developed strong working relationships with contractors, vendors and inspectors.

Billus Mountain Steel Builders, Laramie, WY
2000 - 2000
FOREMAN
Provided all phases of steel building construction, including; footer forming and pouring, red iron erection, sheeting and roofing. Managed work crews.

Jones-Ash, Aurora, CO
1999 - 2000
LABORER, OPERATOR, ENGINEER
Provided successful identification and crossing of existing utilities. Provided in depth knowledge and understanding of specific state laws and regulations. Managed multiple meetings with utility agencies. Scheduled and supervised crews, while maintaining safe working conditions. Documented production and as-built prints. Supervised crews that provided pre-rip, plow, tie-ins, manhole installations, and proofing.
• Promoted from Laborer to foreman in short amount of time.

Weston, Casper, WY
1998 - 1999
INSPECTOR
Located and protected existing fiber on a parallel build. Supervised crossing procedures to ensure compliance with specifications.

Lairabe Construction, Laramie, WY
1997 - 1998
CARPENTER, FRAMER
Worked on all phases of residential home building, including; foundations, framing, and finish work.

CERTIFICATIONS

• OSHA HAZWOPER Certification (40-hour)
• OSHA Trenching & Excavation - Competent Person
• Basic First Aid & CPR

EDUCATION

University of Wyoming
1997
Bachelor of Arts, Administration of Justice

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Stacey McGovern
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

CERTIFIED FIRE FIGHTER

Well respected professional with highest regard for public accountability in all aspects of departmental operations. Innovative with sharp analytical and problem solving capabilities. Regarded for consistently making effective use of all available resources. Share power horizontally and vertically to promote team building. Clear, articulate communicator with individuals from all levels and backgrounds. Provide a stabilizing influence during unpredictable and hectic environments. Core competencies include:

• Rational Decision Making
• Media / Public Relations
• Training & Presentations
• Budget Development
• Contracts & Negotiations
• Strategic Planning

MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HIGHLIGHTS

• Platoon Chief directing 23 career firefighters. Accountable for recruitment, training, scheduling, performance evaluations and enacting disciplinary measures as required.
• 30 years of service results in effective training of others in all aspects of fire fighting, fire prevention, emergency medical servicing, and optimal career counseling.
• As Command Officer, oversaw the termination of the emergency, and initiated fire cause determination procedures.
• While serving as interim District Fire Chief / Fire Captain, assisted in the development of programs, personnel policies, and organizational goals, in addition to forecasting and adhering to annual operating and capital budgets.
• Continuously provide high level public relations, particularity when dealing with media, public enquiries and complaints, all staff, municipalities, and government agencies.
• Manage conflict, mediate dispute, and assist in reaching consensus during labour management negotiations and on a daily basis with platoon members.

LEADERSHIP SUCCESSES

• Spearheaded the introduction and implementation of the well received "Enhanced Customer Service Program" for Barrie. Wrote the standard operating guideline to improve the quality of communication and service the public receives from fire fighters during emergency incidents. Ensured respect is given to property and possessions. This includes details like wearing disposable boots when entering a building and making a clean cut in a wall for simpler repair and improved esthetics. A recovery box is now used to collect important mementos and vital medications.
• Recognized the necessity to introduce the City of Barrie to the "Line of Duty Death" protocol. Established all procedural and logistical requirements.
• As Command Officer, oversaw the termination of the emergency, and initiated fire cause determination procedures.
• Created Barrie's Fire Department's first Communications Operator Training Program.
• Co-ordinate and promote, school presentations, toy / food drives and fund raising initiatives. "Sparky" Committee Chair for Simcoe County Mutual Fire Association.
• Extensive leadership and chairing responsibilities with Barrie Fire and Emergency Services. Committee involvement includes Captain's Professional Development/ Standards, Critical Incident Stress Management Team, Station #4 Design and "Vision" Implementation. Guided these initiatives while concurrently serving in other senior capacities for the regional Fire Aid Association and Blue Bay Fire Fighter Association.
• Selected for secondment to instruct 100-hour Volunteer Fire Fighter Program.

CAREER PATH

City of Blue Bay, Fire and Emergency Services, Blue Bay, Ontario
FIRE FIGHTER - CAPTAIN - PLATOON CHIEF

Township of Waterspring Fire Department, Jackson County, Ontario
1994 - 1995
FIRE FIGHTER - CAPTAIN - DISTRICT FIRE CHIEF

Metropolitan Toronto Ambulance Service, Toronto, Ontario
1988 - 1993
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE ATTENDANT

EDUCATION

Dalhousie University
2003
Certificate of Fire Service Administration

Ontario Fire Marshal's Office, City, State
2002
Career Fire Fighter - Provincial Certification

Dalhousie University
2001
Fire Service Leadership Program Certification

Association of Municipal Managers, Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario
2000
Municipal Accounting & Finance Program

Ontario Fire College
2001
Fire Fighter Certification (Components 1-3)

Georgian College
1992
Municipal Law, Council & Administration

Ontario Ministry of Health
1977
Certified Emergency Medical Care Assistant

Humber College
1977
Ambulance & Emergency Care

Computer Skills
Windows environments for Fire Incident Reports (i.e. Firehouse, ESC) Word, Works, Power Point, Excel, Publisher, Outlook and Internet Research.

SIGNIFICANT RECOGNITION

Recognition for both Service and Life Saving Actions Springwater Township
Recipient Fire Services, Long Service Medal Government of Canada (1994)
Recipient Fire Services, Long Service Medal, Government of Ontario (1999)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Ontario Professional Fire Fighters Association
Canadian Professional Fire Fighters Association
Ontario Municipal Management Institute
Association of Municipal Managers, Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario
Canadian Association of Fire Investigators

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

• Member and past Secretary Treasurer for the Blue Bay Bassmasters Club.
• Public awareness and programs associated with Bass Anglers Sportsman Society and Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters.

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Stacey McGovern
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

CERTIFIED FIRE FIGHTER

Well respected professional with highest regard for public accountability in all aspects of departmental operations. Innovative with sharp analytical and problem solving capabilities. Regarded for consistently making effective use of all available resources. Share power horizontally and vertically to promote team building. Clear, articulate communicator with individuals from all levels and backgrounds. Provide a stabilizing influence during unpredictable and hectic environments. Core competencies include:

• Rational Decision Making
• Media / Public Relations
• Training & Presentations
• Budget Development
• Contracts & Negotiations
• Strategic Planning

MANAGEMENT & BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION HIGHLIGHTS

• Platoon Chief directing 23 career firefighters. Accountable for recruitment, training, scheduling, performance evaluations and enacting disciplinary measures as required.
• 30 years of service results in effective training of others in all aspects of fire fighting, fire prevention, emergency medical servicing, and optimal career counseling.
• As Command Officer, oversaw the termination of the emergency, and initiated fire cause determination procedures.
• While serving as interim District Fire Chief / Fire Captain, assisted in the development of programs, personnel policies, and organizational goals, in addition to forecasting and adhering to annual operating and capital budgets.
• Continuously provide high level public relations, particularity when dealing with media, public enquiries and complaints, all staff, municipalities, and government agencies.
• Manage conflict, mediate dispute, and assist in reaching consensus during labour management negotiations and on a daily basis with platoon members.

LEADERSHIP SUCCESSES

• Spearheaded the introduction and implementation of the well received "Enhanced Customer Service Program" for Barrie. Wrote the standard operating guideline to improve the quality of communication and service the public receives from fire fighters during emergency incidents. Ensured respect is given to property and possessions. This includes details like wearing disposable boots when entering a building and making a clean cut in a wall for simpler repair and improved esthetics. A recovery box is now used to collect important mementos and vital medications.
• Recognized the necessity to introduce the City of Barrie to the "Line of Duty Death" protocol. Established all procedural and logistical requirements.
• As Command Officer, oversaw the termination of the emergency, and initiated fire cause determination procedures.
• Created Barrie's Fire Department's first Communications Operator Training Program.
• Co-ordinate and promote, school presentations, toy / food drives and fund raising initiatives. "Sparky" Committee Chair for Simcoe County Mutual Fire Association.
• Extensive leadership and chairing responsibilities with Barrie Fire and Emergency Services. Committee involvement includes Captain's Professional Development/ Standards, Critical Incident Stress Management Team, Station #4 Design and "Vision" Implementation. Guided these initiatives while concurrently serving in other senior capacities for the regional Fire Aid Association and Blue Bay Fire Fighter Association.
• Selected for secondment to instruct 100-hour Volunteer Fire Fighter Program.

CAREER PATH

City of Blue Bay, Fire and Emergency Services, Blue Bay, Ontario
FIRE FIGHTER - CAPTAIN - PLATOON CHIEF

Township of Waterspring Fire Department, Jackson County, Ontario
1994 - 1995
FIRE FIGHTER - CAPTAIN - DISTRICT FIRE CHIEF

Metropolitan Toronto Ambulance Service, Toronto, Ontario
1988 - 1993
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE ATTENDANT

EDUCATION

Dalhousie University
2003
Certificate of Fire Service Administration

Ontario Fire Marshal's Office, City, State
2002
Career Fire Fighter - Provincial Certification

Dalhousie University
2001
Fire Service Leadership Program Certification

Association of Municipal Managers, Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario
2000
Municipal Accounting & Finance Program

Ontario Fire College
2001
Fire Fighter Certification (Components 1-3)

Georgian College
1992
Municipal Law, Council & Administration

Ontario Ministry of Health
1977
Certified Emergency Medical Care Assistant

Humber College
1977
Ambulance & Emergency Care

Computer Skills
Windows environments for Fire Incident Reports (i.e. Firehouse, ESC) Word, Works, Power Point, Excel, Publisher, Outlook and Internet Research.

SIGNIFICANT RECOGNITION

Recognition for both Service and Life Saving Actions Springwater Township
Recipient Fire Services, Long Service Medal Government of Canada (1994)
Recipient Fire Services, Long Service Medal, Government of Ontario (1999)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Ontario Professional Fire Fighters Association
Canadian Professional Fire Fighters Association
Ontario Municipal Management Institute
Association of Municipal Managers, Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario
Canadian Association of Fire Investigators

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

• Member and past Secretary Treasurer for the Blue Bay Bassmasters Club.
• Public awareness and programs associated with Bass Anglers Sportsman Society and Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters.

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Drew Sterling
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Chef and Food Service Manager with over 23 years combined experience. Noted for creative flair for generating and presenting program ideas. Able to inspire others to work at their highest level. Have a contagious passion for culinary arts.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

College, St. Paul, MN
1995 - Present
Food Service Supervisor
• Manage food service operations, including Catering, College Cafeteria, and Daycare meals. Oversee hiring, training, scheduling, supervision and evaluation for a staff of seven. Accountable for setup, budget, purchasing food and equipment, inventory costs and controls, menu planning, analysis and costing, and record keeping. Assist with daily food preparation.
• Work with the Culinary Arts Instructor and students to aid in training.

Hotel, St. Paul, MN
1987 - 1995
Executive Chef
• Oversaw food service operations: hiring, training, scheduling, supervision, evaluation and termination of kitchen personnel (30+), food and equipment purchasing, inventory costs and control, menu planning, analysis and costing, record keeping, administering operations of two dining halls, banquet facility and catering. Assisted with daily food preparation.

Hotel, St. Paul, MN
1980 - 1987
Assistant Chef / Night Supervisor
• Supervised night kitchen crew, oversaw all kitchen activities. Prepared food for all customers, including banquet preparation. Skilled in cooking soups, sauces and gravies.

ACHIEVEMENTS

• 1st Place in St. Paul Cooking Competition
• 4th Place in State of Minnesota Cooking Competition
• 1985 "Caretaker of the Year" Award
• 1st Place Chef, Food Show

ACTIVITIES

• College Advisory Board, Commercial Cooking
• College Television Commercial (Cooking) spot

EDUCATION & CREDENTIALS

MINNESOTA STATE COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
• Part-time Teaching Certificate, 1995: Foodservice Occupations, Food Service Management, Franchise Restaurant Management.

EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE OF AMERICAN HOTEL & MOTEL ASSOCIATION
• Safe Serve Certified, 2000
• Certified Specialization: Food & Beverage Management, 1982-1983

NATIONAL RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION
• Cost Controls Course, 1989

ST. PAUL TECHNICAL COLLEGE, St. Paul, MN
• Certificate of Completion: Commercial Cooking, 1981

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Chris Fong
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

Handyman

General Home Repairs – Plumbing – Landscaping – Painting

Energetic worker with a broad range of general home maintenance and repair skills. Excel at troubleshooting, problem solving, readily understanding instructions of a complicated nature, and responding to challenges with a "get the job done" attitude. Grasp client's requirements and management's needs quickly and apply appropriate actions to complete tasks in a timely manner. Focused on personal and professional growth and stability.

SUMMARY

· Manage general maintenance duties, including brush and spray painting, wallpapering, dry wall construction, and general grounds landscaping and upkeep.
· Troubleshoot and repair roof leaks and waterproofing problems, involving installation of exterior downspouts, replacement of drains and piping, and unclogging of drains and pipes.
· Handle a wide range of carpentry jobs, including building kitchen cabinets, constructing stairs, installing doors and frames, installing windows, constructing wheelchair-accessible ramps and handrails, and refinishing furniture.
· Install electrical wiring and fixtures in new construction and perform troubleshooting and repair on existing wiring, including balusters, end sockets, 110 utility outlets, light switches, and telephone lines.
· Repair and install plumbing for kitchens and bathrooms.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Maintenance Work Crewmember
2002 – 2004
Georgia State Penitentiary, Atlanta, GA
Participated in work crews on the maintenance of residential, office, and industrial areas. Worked projects from initial conception to occupancy. Played a key role in gutting and refurbishing a warehouse space into minimum security residential space.
· Served in role of assistant crew foreman, managing other inmates’ schedules and maintaining work rosters and assignments.
· Identified alternate materials that saved the institution 17% in materials cost.
· Monitored work site safety procedures and trained new workers in proper safety techniques.

Carpenter
1999 – 2002
General Cabinetry Solutions, Dalton, GA
Performed design and construction on new and retrofitted custom-made doors, cabinets, and staircases. Operated a variety of tools, including power saws, planers, jointers, routers, and pneumatic equipment.
· Maintained woodworking shop, including power and hand tools, materials, and supplies, in full operational condition. Realized less than 5% downtime for any power tool.
· Monitored and negotiated equipment maintenance contracts and service.
· Assisted owner with customizing products to meet clients’ needs.

Laborer
1996 – 1999
Able Home Repair
Performed light carpentry, painting, window preparations, plumbing repair, appliance installation, and landscaping. Learned skills on the job by shadowing experienced workers.

EDUCATION

Home Repair Techniques (Certificate)
2004
Central Georgia Vocational School, Adult Education Services of GA State Penitentiary
Two-year instructional program covering typical home systems and highlighting the use of newly developed materials.

Washington High School (Diploma)
1995
Foreston, Georgia

Lee Robertson
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Professional with 21 years union and non-union experience, with over 10 years as an Equipment Mobile Mechanic.

STRENGTHS

- Strong time management techniques, capable decision-maker.
- Troubleshoot mechanical and operational problems.
- Reputation for dependability, integrity and professionalism.
- Ability to produce in a demanding work schedule.
- Work well with others.

EXPERIENCE

HANDS-ON AND TECHNICAL
• Operated / repaired various types of excavating, demolition and construction equipment: scrapers/spreads, backhoes, loaders, bulldozers, compactors, road graders, haul trucks, forklifts, lattice friction crane, boom welding, and over-the-road trucks. Brands: Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, John Deere and more.
• Owned and operated a 1987 Ford LN8000 Service Truck, with a15,000-lb crane, 500-amp welder, 45-CRM air compressor, water and oil capacities, and all hand tools required.
• Performed all repairs -- light field maintenance / repairs to major field and/or shop overhauls.
• Skilled at performing welding fabrication and repairs - stick or MIG.
• Subcontracted welding and fabricating, and equipment maintenance/repair for a number of construction businesses throughout Minnesota.
• Mobile mechanic on large housing site development and water reclamation projects throughout southern California during the housing boom of the 80s.
• Worked on Housing and Highway projects in the Minnesota Metro area.
• In-house shop mechanic for DH Blattner, a global excavation and mining corporation.

MANAGEMENT AND SUPERVISION
• As Head Mechanic on a California-based water reclamation project, directed and supervised a crew of 3, and made daily decisions regarding repair.
• Shop Foreman in Guam, overseeing equipment repair operations. Managed a staff of 9, procured parts from Mainland suppliers, negotiated equipment repairs and payment within a global market (Korea, Japan, Australia, and Guam), prepared written job estimates for customers, and simultaneously performed mechanical repairs.
• As a Leased Mechanic (Minnesota Union Local), was selected by company to spearhead a non-existing Maintenance Program. Managed all facets of establishing this new area. The division has grown from initial staff of 1 to 11, and is accountable for +440 equipment units.

WORK HISTORY

Zane Company, St. Paul, MN
1998 - Present
Subcontractor Mobile / Equipment Mechanic

Union of Operating Engineers, Anytown, MN
1991 - 1998
Mobile Equipment Mechanic

Doyle and Associates, St. Paul, MN
1990 - 1991
Shop Mechanic

Union of Operating Engineers, California
1985 - 1990
Master Mechanic / Mobile Crew Mechanic

U.S Naval Base, Guam
Equipment Repair Shop Foreman

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

• Graduate, Heavy Equipment Mechanic Engineer School, U.S. Marine Corps.
• Ongoing dealer training regarding changing maintenance requirements and product knowledge.

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Jamie Hill
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

CAREER SUMMARY

Industrial Equipment Engineer with 17 years experience in engineering processes and procedures. Manage the maintenance, repair and upgrade of capital equipment, using skills in troubleshooting, critical thinking, problem solving, analysis, and written and oral communication. Keep current on industry news and apply knowledge to daily operating procedures. Train and manage personnel and help enhance team-oriented work environment.

HIGHLIGHTS

- Maintained and repaired capital equipment used for polishing, planarization, dry etch and ashing of semiconductor devices, for world-class organizations.
- Implemented procedures that improved polisher availability from 56% to 85%; cleaning tool from 80% to 99%.
- Developed and maintained tracking and diagnostic programs for troubleshooting and added operational efficiency.
- Authored, cleaning, maintenance and procedural manuals for use by equipment and systems maintenance personnel.
- Directed quality control programs for fuel oil transfer and purification systems. Administered preventative and corrective maintenance programs. Ensured hazardous material handling compliance, environmental quality and training of all personnel in engineering department.
- Remained responsible for the maintenance and continuous operation of $350 million of communications equipment.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Ferndale Corporation
1999 - Present
Equipment Engineer

Helix International
1997 - 1999
Plasma Maintenance Technician

Maxwell Management
1995 - 1997
Equipment Engineer

MILITARY SERVICE

United States Navy. Fuels Officer/Engineering Administration Officer/Division Officer (1994-1995)
Electronics Materiel Officer/Division Officer (1992-1994)
Various Progressive positions in Electronics and Electrical Equipment/Systems Installation (1985-1992)

INDUSTRY AND EQUIPMENT EXPERTISE

• Hydraulics • Friction and Tribology • Pneumatics
• Chemical Deliver • Electronic Controls • Heat Exchangers
• Refrigeration • Temperature Control Systems • Polishers
• Cleaning Stations • Mass Flow Control Devices • Spray Acid Tools

• Vertical Furnaces • Diffusion Equipment • Heat Exchangers
• Refrigeration • Vacuum Systems • Blower Pumps
• Cryopumps • Turbomolecular Pumps • Pressure Control
• Power Supplies • Gas Delivery Devices • Ultrasonic Systems

• Microwave Systems • Radio Frequency Generators • Spin Rinse Dryers
• Etch Systems • Ultra-High Vacuum Systems • Ashing Systems
• Diesel Engines • Gas Turbine Engines • Fuel Oil Systems
• Water Chemistry Control • Lubrication Oil Systems • Electrical Power Generation

EDUCATION

Portland State University
Mechanical Engineering

State of Washington
Bachelor of Science, Industrial Engineering
Navy Nuclear Power School
Engineer Training Certificate, #12345, State of Washington

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Drew Anderson
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

CONSTRUCTION LABORER

Excel at troubleshooting, problem solving, readily understanding instructions of a complicated nature, and responding to challenges with a "get the job done" attitude. Grasp client's requirements and management's needs quickly and apply appropriate actions to complete tasks in a timely manner. Constantly seeking new and more effective methods for performing professional duties. Working knowledge of Windows and Microsoft Word. Focused on personal and professional growth.

EXPERIENCE SUMMARY

Tradesman/Warehouseman/Laborer
Light carpentry, painting, window preparations, frame building, shipping and receiving, loading of building supplies, use of various power tools and forklift operator.

Administrative Support Technician
Setup and maintenance of administrative files, answering and routing of phone calls, typing file labels, memos and letters, using Microsoft Word. Copying and faxing documents, sorting incoming main, and preparation of outgoing mail.

Building Services Technician
General office cleaning, horizontal and vertical dusting, stripping/buffing of floors and restroom maintenance. Provided office security.

Security
Ensured safe, clean and proper order of facility.

Housekeeping Technician
General housekeeping for one of the largest hotels in the City of Chicago. Responsible for servicing up to 20 floors.

RELATED SKILLS

• Forklift Operator - Certified
• Building Maintenance Services
• Computer Training and Enhancement
• Equipment Maintenance Training

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

M&P Construction, Chicago, IL
Present
Inventory/Receiving /Laborer

Teracotta Data Systems, Inc, Chicago, IL
1999 - 2001
Quality Control Coordinator

Western and Block Construction, Chicago, IL
1992 - 1999
Laborer

Buillion Construction/Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL
1989 - 1992
Laborer

Holiday Inn, Chicago, IL
1986 - 1989
Housekeeper

The Move, Chicago, IL
1983 - 1986
Warehouseman/Mover/Loader/Driver

Your Answering Service, Bedford Park, IL
1980 - 1983
Security

EDUCATION

New Cycle Ministries, Inc., Chicago, Illinois
2004
Computer Training & Enhancement

Chicago High School, Chicago, Illinois
1980

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Pat Hernandez
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

QUALIFICATIONS SUMMARY

Land Survey Management

Experienced Land Survey Technician offering diversified background in research, design, layout, and development in a variety of environments. Knowledgeable about all aspects of surveying including CADD software design, preparing legal descriptions, problem-solving, training staff on software, and research. In depth educational background. Learn new concepts quickly, work well independently and without supervision. Willingly accepts increased responsibilities, and uses creativity, technical and mechanical skills to effectively manage multiple projects and meet deadlines. Excellent analytical, problem solving and organizational skills, and proven ability to communicate and interact with management, engineers, programmers, people of all levels or an organization and from diverse backgrounds.

TECHNICAL SKILLS

Systems and Hardware:
Sokkia SDR-33 Data Collector, ITS (Intelligent Transportation System), CTV (Closed Captioned Television), CMS (Changeable Message Sign), Speed and Pressure Detection Devices, ISDN and Fiber Optic Networks, Multisync Projection Unit, TTI Video Trailer equipment Windows NT.

Software:
AutoCAD (Ver. 14), Microstation, Carlson Survey, Eagle Point, Packsoft Microsoft Office Suite, and Internet Communications.

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY AND SELECTED ACCOMPLISHMENTS

WALLACE CONSULTANTS, INC., Chicago, Illinois
1999 - Present
Land Survey Technician
• Designed and drew numerous legal documents including ALTA/ACSM Land Title Survey, Plat of Subdivision, Plat of Topography, and house line surveys
• Visited county governmental centers to research and collect documents to complete above--mentioned surveys
• Research and incorporated new field-to-finish software, completely changing company's procedures and reducing completion time of surveys
• Worked with field crew to teach them how to use new software in field
• Aided in setting up company CADD standards
• Wrote legal descriptions of parcels of land
• Aided civil engineering department in completing grading plans, post construction plans, utility plans, and details.
• Assisted field crew in surveying

MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION INSTITUTE, Flint, Michigan
1997 - 1999
Research Assistant
• Actively participated in the preliminary research, development and testing of sophisticated computerized traffic control center including system layout and hardware/device experimentation
• Assisted in research and development of a mobile, closed-captioned television trailer including hardware and equipment testing, set-up and selection
• Worked closely with computer programmer to design a program used to control all units including CCTV, CMS, and Loops
• Worked with fiber optic and ISDN networks and trunklines, PCs, video switching, compression and projection equipment, remote computer reboot units, and a variety of complex electronic devices
• Developed 25 sq. mile geographical map and assisted in programming for a major NASCAR speedway

GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Atlanta, Georgia
1994 - 1997
Engineering Technician IV
• Assisted in designing preliminary layout of an ITS (Intelligent Transportation System), a multi-stage project with an estimated cost of $3.2 million
• Designed the preliminary layouts of two additions to the original ITS during the summers of 1995 and 1996
• Used Microstation to design and-build plans used to locate drainage systems obstructing ITS and other projects

EDUCATION AND TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA, Atlanta, Georgia
1997
Bachelor of Arts, Computer Graphics

COLLIN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Atlanta, Georgia
1995
A.A.

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Devin Saunders
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

SUMMARY

Mechanically inclined individual with numerous technical trade skills. Extremely hard-working with an outstanding record of success and achievement on the job. Skills offered include:

• Machining • Basic Electricity • Plumbing
• Carpentry • Mechanics • Hydraulics
• Pneumatics • Inventory Control • Fork Lift Operator
• Warehousing • Rigging • Job Pricing

EXPERIENCE

Manning Property Management, Augusta, GA
1992 - Present
Repairman
Supervised the maintenance and upkeep for 75 rental and lease properties, including private single-family residences, multi-unit dwellings, and commercial spaces. Ordered repair parts and maintained inventory of frequently used items. Interviewed, hired, and managed sub-contractors for major repair work.

Community Resorts, Savannah, GA
1988 - 1992
Handyman
Performed routine maintenance and emergency repair work for 82-unit vacation resort. Compiled and maintained complete records on all major appliances. Supervised major renovations to building exteriors and interiors.

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Robin Saunders
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

OBJECTIVE

A position in or related to the field of welding, with special interest in securing a position on the eastern coast of the US.

SUMMARY

• Owner of a One-Ton Dually with a Four-Cylinder Diesel Welding Generator and Mobile Welding Shop.
• Certified, Pipe Welder, State of Maine.
• Certified, State of Maine and Department of Navy - Boiler Division Inspections.
• Formally Trained in Many Areas of Welding, Staff Supervision & Training, and Safety.
• Business Entrepreneur; Manager, Supervisor of Staff, and Welding Instructor.
• Outstanding Safety Record on the Job; Conductor of Safety Meetings for Groups of Up to 26.
• Train Staff on New Job Specs & Procedures for Employer and Navy (One-On-One and Groups).

WELDING DIVERSITY

• SMAW - Stick Welding / Shield and Metal Arc / All Positions.
• GMAW - Gas Metal Arc / All Positions.
• FCAW - Fluxcore Arc Welding / All Positions.
• GTAW - Gas Tungston (Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum Bronze, & Copper Nickel).

RELATED EXPERIENCE

Belleny Iron Foundry, Bath, ME
1981 - Present
Welder & Welding Supervisor / U.S. Military Ship Builder

Baker and Baker Construction Co., Houston, TX
1980 - 1981
Welder / Nuclear Plant Project

EDUCATION

Southern Maine Technical College, Portland, ME
Certificate
12-Week Welding Course

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Frances O 'Malley
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

15+ year history operating forklifts and cranes to move heavy equipment, chemicals, and hazardous materials. Background includes assisting in the repair and maintenance of hydraulic equipment. Experience also includes responsibility for scheduling, job planning, and safety compliance while supervising a work crew. Speaks some very basic Spanish.

HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT KNOWLEDGE

• Linkbelt cranes
• Bulldozers
• Graders
• Forklifts (capable of lifting 8,000 pounds)
• Tractors

EXPERIENCE

Acme Offshore, Houma, Louisiana
1998 - Present
DRILLER
Assigned to an offshore mobile rig in the Bay of Chinchilla in Mexico for a 28-day on/28-day off schedule. Operated forklifts to move pallets of chemicals and hazardous materials. Operated Linkbelt cranes, on an as needed basis, to move heavy equipment around the deck. Operated 500-ton block that ran drill stems in and out of the hole. Supervised a six-man crew with responsibility for scheduling, job planning, and safety compliance. Currently assigned to the Gulf in U.S. waters.

Doyle Drilling, Shreveport, Louisiana
1997 - 1998
DRILLER
Operated forklifts to load and unload chemicals and 5,000 pounds of pipe off flatbed trucks while assigned to a U.S. land rig. Operated a small crane to lift pipe and drilling collars onto catwalks for accessibility to air hoists from rig floor. Participated in both buildup and tear down of rigging operations that included power lines, mud lines, and disconnecting of drilling package such as mud tanks, mud pumps, derrick, rig floor, FCR house, generators, and 398 Cats. Used cranes to lift packages onto flatbed trucks for hauling to next site. Supervised a five-man crew.

Jaybird Drilling Company, Ft. Polk, Louisiana
1996 - 1997
DRILLER
Drilled water wells for homes using a water-based heating and cooling system. Operated a Doodlebug water well rig. Ran loops for cooling units. Maintained total responsibility for preventive maintenance and repaired busted hydraulic lines, washed out valves, and other minor breakdowns to keep hydraulic equipment in excellent operating condition.

Various Small Companies, Ft. Polk, Louisiana
1993 - 1996
DRILLER

Gulf Marine Inc., Lafayette, Louisiana
1989 - 1993
DRILLER
Assigned to U.S. offshore rig site in the Gulf of Mexico on a 14-day on/14-day off schedule. Supervised a five-member crew.

Helix Drilling Services, Beaumont, Texas
1984 - 1989
DRILLER

TRAINING AND EDUCATION

STOP Safety Program / Confined Space Safety / Firefighters School / Water Survival School / HAZCOM

AYERS HIGH SCHOOL , Ayers, Massachusetts
H.S. Diploma

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Pat Hernandez
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Drilling, Oil and Gas Exploration Consultant with 20 years experience in Wireline Coring, Well Site consulting and Rig/Project management within the drilling industry.

Core Leadership experience in:
• Wire Line Coring • Operations
• Personnel Supervision • Surface Casing Presets
• Water Well Drilling • Tarsand Supervision
• Purchasing • Specialized Drilling
• Coal Bed Methane Supervision • Casing Presets
• Coal Exploration • Safety Procedures

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Zane Drilling Co., Strathmore, AB
1997 - Present
Field Supervisor/Project Manger
Multi million dollar drilling company, with over 350 employees, and offices in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Premiere contractor for Drilling, Coal and Gas exploration and Water Well.

• Purchased and designed electrical installation on Derricks. Worked with electrical contractors on costing and bidding proposals.
• Assisted, along with two additional supervisors, the completion of a 12-hole project on time and under budget.
• Researched and found suppliers with quality material and purchased them within and below budgetary guidelines.
• Completed safety and driller training with safety coordinator for ten complete crews.
• Purchased materials for company to build 10 +4 rigs with hydraulic mechanic and overall manager.

XYZ Transport, Kamloops, BC
1995 - 1997

Ranch, Douglas Lake, BC
1988 - 1995
Transportation Manager
Multi-million dollar ranch with staff of 50-100 employees and contractors. One of the largest ranches in Canada, involved with agriculture commodities, fertilizer, cattle, timber and logging.

• Transformed their transportation division from a "one-man, one-truck" operation, to four trucks and ten trailers in three years, transporting and selling various commodities.
• Sourced and priced equipment for purchase and expansion.

Drilling Company
1982 - 1988
Driller
Involved in the industry as per training and regulations, by completed apprenticeship courses in Mechanics, Welding, Hydrogeology, Geology, Chemistry, Methods of Drilling and Regulations.

EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS

Red Deer College, Red Deer, AB
1982
Water Well Drilling
Journeyman

Cariboo College, Kamloops, BC
1975
Technical Certificate in Agriculture

Training
• 2nd Line Supervisor
• H.S. Alive - Global Training
• Gas Detecting - Global Training
• Canadian Association Water Well Driller

VOLUNTEER WORK HISTORY

• Referee in Chief, Strathmore
• Provincial Advisory Committee
• Director, Employee member, Water Well Association
• Strathmore AR Society
• Merritt Rode Committee
• Merritt Arena Retrofit

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Drew Anderson
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

OIL AND GAS FIELD PRODUCTION

Professional with 20+ years oil field and drilling rig experience - willing to travel and relocate. Enthusiastic oil safety professional with proven skills in:

• Crew Supervision • Relief Barge Pusher
• Pedistral Crane Operator • On Scene Incident Commander
• Experienced Driller • Hazardous Materials Technician
• First Responder • Confined Space Team Leader

Strong team member, able to motivate crews to accomplish high production rates while maintaining high safety methods and practices.

CAREER EXPERIENCE

Helix Oil Company, Cheyenne, Wyoming
1983 - Present
PRODUCTION OPERATOR II
Operated all instrumentation vessels, trucks, and cranes. Operated production wells, injection wells and pumps. Provided safety training on full range of safety topics. Served on the Fire Brigade and Safety Committee for four years.
• Achieved oil treatment chemical reduction by new process.
• Reduced workforce through reprioritization of work responsibilities.
• Served as Hazardous Materials On-Scene Commander.
• Trained staff as Hazardous Materials Training Instructor - OSHA/ANSI/API.
• Acted as Confined Space & H2S Hazards Instructor.
• Receive Individual Achievement award as result of actions during blowout and fire on drilling rig.

Octagon Productions, Cheyenne, Wyoming
1982 - 1983
SUPERVISOR
Drove a roustabout crew in a pipeline operation to achieve high production goals.

Doyle Drilling, Cheyenne, Wyoming
1980 - 1982
DRILLER

Geo Marine, Long Beach, CA
1977 - 1980
PEDISTAL CRANE OPERATOR

CERTIFICATIONS

Hazardous Material Tech II...Hazard Communication...H2S...Confined Space/Structural Rescue...First Responder...E.M.T...S.T.O.P. Safety Program...Spill Prevention, Control & Counter Measure (SPCC)...Chemical Storage & Spill Clean-Up...Respiratory Training Including SCBA, SAR, and APR...Lock Out/Tag Out...Competent Person - Excavation...Exposure Control...American Red Cross Standard First Aid and CPR.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Member - National Search and Rescue (1990-Present)
Cheyenne Fire School - Auto-Extraction Instructor...Rope Rescue Instructor...Ropes and Knots Instructor.
Park County Search and Rescue - Emergency Location Transmitter...Incident Command System...Global Positioning Systems...White Water Rescue...Man Tracking...Map and Compass...Certified Padi Diving.
National Ski Patrol - Patrol Leader (1988-92)...Winter Emergency Care...Winter Survival.
Yellowstone National Park - Basic Fire School/Fire Behavior...Helicopter Training.

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Devin Saunders
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS

• Over 20 years Petroleum Engineering experience in Onshore S. Louisiana and Offshore Gulf of Mexico, including five years as a Technical Leader.
• Proven leadership of multi-disciplined asset teams comprised of up to 27 direct reports including reservoir engineers, asset engineers, geoscientists and support staff. Teams charged with developing and implementing reservoir management plans for assigned assets.
• Accomplished in managing issues involving complex partnerships and state and federal regulatory and governmental agencies. Managed over 30 properties, which included up to seven operating partners in a single project.
• Supervise and lead production engineers and field management teams.
• Extensive experience in reservoir engineering, performance monitoring, well remedial work analysis, production engineering, development and exploitation drilling prospect generation, risk analysis and tactical/strategic plan development.
• New Orleans Business Unit Human Resource Committee Member providing direction on personnel assignments and the development of staff members.
• As Resource Advisor from 1993 to 1994, guided Gulf Coast Divisions' engineering development through technology transfer efforts, personnel assignments, training programs and the recruitment of new personnel, including the placement of returning Expat employees.

SPECIAL PROJECTS / ACCOMPLISHMENTS

"Neptune," Area Manager - Conducted geological, geophysical and engineering evaluation and secured project funding. "Neptune" was drilled in October 2000 and discovered over 250' of hydrocarbons resulting in an $80MM multi-well offshore development in 400' of water. Built consensus among the seven partners for project equities, development plans, and leadership of all technical efforts for the partnership. Formed a project team in November 2000 to conduct detailed engineering and project implementation.

Geoff Island "A" Platform Exploitation Program, Area Manager - Three well $19MM project that resulted in a 2600 BOPD increase in production and developed over 3 million barrels of oil. Lead a multi-disciplined team in the identification, evaluation and implementation of this 100% successful project.

"Pelican" Development, Area Manager - Six well $50MM conventional offshore platform development in 300' of water, went on production during late 1999. Lead a multi-disciplined team in developing and implementing reservoir management plans including the use of reservoir simulation and advanced 3-D seismic interpretation. Ongoing responsibilities include production and reservoir performance monitoring and planning intervention as needed.

West Coast Development Engineer - Developed a 45 well drill program that resulted in a 100% increase in production, an 86% success rate and a 100% increase in booked reserves. As Well Completions Engineer, developed well completion and remedial recommendations in LA, MS and AL fields. As Production Engineer, managed production engineering duties for the sub-area including workover and financial and operational recommendations. Assignments ranged over twelve fields with various forms of natural and artificial lift, including gas lift, ESP and sucker-rod pumps.

Joined Mobil's Regional Diversity Team during the 2nd quarter of 2000. Multi-cultural team charged with improving business results by developing and implementing diversity initiatives within the region.

Received Outstanding Contributor Award during the 2nd quarter of 2000 for leading the Gulf of Mexico's Technical Team efforts in the establishment of a $100MM exploration joint venture with O'Brien Oil and Gas. Efforts also included supporting land and legal teams in the negotiation of the joint venture agreement. Ongoing responsibilities include management support of the joint venture.

EXPERIENCE

MOBIL, Gulf of Mexico (GOM) and S. Central LA
2000 - Present
Asset Manager
• Provide technical leadership to multi-disciplined asset team charged with reservoir management of existing assets and identification and implementation of new investment programs. Area includes 10 "operated by Mobil" and one "operated by others" producing properties producing 135 MMCFD and 14,000 BOPD. Supervised 27 geoscientists, engineers, technicians and administrative support team members.
• Develop and execute Strategic and Tactical Plans, providing career development and technical enhancement of direct reports and provide direct approvals of all investments up to $1MM.
• Establish and maintain a high level of communication and trust with project partners and government regulatory agencies.
• New Orleans Business Unit's Leadership Team Member, providing overall strategic and tactical direction for the GOM. New Orleans Business Unit's Human Resource Committee Member, providing direction for succession planning, promotions, personnel assignments, and career development for all GOM employees.
• Current capital investment activities include 3 ongoing development-drilling projects and 3 remedial workover projects with projected 2000 capital of $41MM.
• "Felix Prospect," a recent success, has logged over 150' pay with a projected initial rate of 30 MMCFD.

MOBIL
1999 - 2000
GOM, Asset Manager, Western & Central GOM Assets
• Provided leadership and management to a multi-disciplined asset team charged with reservoir management of existing assets and the development and implementation of new investment programs for the Western and Central GOM Assets. Area includes 13 "operated by Mobil" platforms with production of 225 MMCFD and 13,00 BOPD. Supervised 19 geoscientists, engineers, technicians, and administration support team members.
• GOM Leadership Team Member and Human Resource Committee Member.
• Team projects included implementation of approximately $15MM in development drilling projects in the Geoff Island and Clear Island areas; analyzing and evaluating performance of the "Barite" development utilizing 3-D seismic interpretation and reservoir methods, including well testing and reservoir simulation; exploitation of the Neptune Project; development of additional development projects in the West Cameron gas fields; support for the O'Brien exploration joint venture and evaluation and exploitation of a new 4-C seismic survey in the Donald field.

MOBIL
1998 - 1999
GOM Asset Manager, Central GOM Assets
• Develop and execute Strategic and Tactical Plans, providing career development and technical enhancement of direct reports and providing direct approvals of all investments up to $1MM. Supervise 12 geoscientists, engineers, technicians, and administrative support team members.
• Managed an additional $20MM investment program that included drilling and workover programs.
• Joint venture OSWC discovery at Geoff Island 313 logged over 200' of pay in three horizons and is currently producing at 21 MMCFD.

MOBIL
1997 - 1998
GOM Asset Manager, Deep Central GOM Assets
• Managed assets of 26, mostly "Operated By Others" (OBO), producing properties that provided 24% of the Business Unit's 1998 production. Supervised 17 geoscientists, engineers, technicians, and administrative support team members. Area significantly exceeded 1998 goals by increasing area production by 17% and achieving a 25% improvement in lifting cost.
• 1998 capital investment budgets included over $70MM of drilling, workover, facility and sub-sea investments.
• Business Unit Management representative for OBO producing properties, which required close coordination and working relationships with most GOM Operators and the Mineral Management Service (a regulatory Federal Government Agency).

MOBIL
1994 - 1997
Asset Engineer, Caillou Island Field
• Cross-functional team member responsible for generation of workover and drilling projects for Aramou Island Field. Supervised reservoir management, reserve bookings and technical studies including reservoir simulation.
• Coordinated consensus building and acquired joint owner approvals and development of Well Utility and Tactical and Strategic Plans for Aramou Island Asset Team.
• Aramou Island exceeded tactical production goals in 1995, 1996, and 1997. The field achieved a 10-year production high in 1996 and achieved a 233% reserve replacement in 1997. 1996 activity included the development more than 30 workover and 10 drilling prospects.
• Reservoir and project engineer for the CI 1249-105 exploitation discovery. The 105 well developed over 70 BCF of reserves and provided for a 50 MMCD production increase and an 80 MM$ net present value.

MOBIL
1993 - 1994
Engineering Resource Advisor, Onshore Division
• Acted as Advisor to division management on personnel assignment issues and engineering functional issues, including mentoring and development of the Engineering staff.
• Coordinated hiring and placement of new employees, including returning EXPAT employees.
• Division representative on projects including RNGS's Water Shut Off Team and DIJI's PPG Risk Team.
• Provided guidance to engineering staff in areas of engineering development and assignments.
• Collaborated with HR Department on development of Dual Career Ladder / Career Partnership Process.
• Sited improvement needs and necessary action to affect improvement (examples include a low cost workover program at Lafitte).
• Onshore Exploration Risk Team Member.

MOBIL, Houma, LA
1992 - 1993
Acting Area Manager
• Managed and lead engineering and field management team activities. Supervised six engineers, nine production supervisors and more than 100 field employees.
• Directed all aspects of AMT and FMT management, including safety and environmental performance and compliance, ensuring tactical goals were met and management of $8MM workover and $35MM expense budgets.

MOBIL, Houma, LA
1991 - 1992
Lead Production Engineer
• Area Team Leader / Coordinator for activities in 15 producing properties with 16,000 BOPD and 100 MMCF/D production. Provided direct supervision and technical leadership to the Asset Management Team. Assured reservoir management of all properties and regulatory compliance in all engineering proposals.
• Provided training and development of engineers and technicians and advised Area Manager on employee performance and development needs for input into the PMP process.
• Managed an $8MM annual workover program. Reviewed and approved authority for expenditures including more than 60 workovers annually. Approved all wellbore utility plans including plug and abandonment proposals.
• Provided technical expertise and review for all drilling opportunities developed in the area and assisted field teams.
• Negotiated and implemented a joint partnering program at Rolling Hills Field. Provided Paradis Sub-Area engineering requirements.

West Cote Blanche Bay
1989 - 1991
Development Engineer

New Iberia District
1987 - 1989
Well Completions and Workover Engineer

New Iberia District
1983 - 1987
Development Engineer

New Iberia District
1981 - 1983
Production Engineer

EDUCATION / TRAINING

TEXACO
1990
EPTD Reservoir Management Training

UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA, Lafayette, LA
1981
B.S., Petroleum Engineering

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Sam Sterling
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Landman with more than 15 years experience. Primary expertise involves the acquisition and divestiture of producing and non-producing oil and gas properties, pipeline gathering systems, and undeveloped real estate properties. Helped to formulate automated systems in a due diligence environment. Additional experience includes landowner relations, land support, courthouse research, title examination, troubleshooting difficult title problems and curing title defects, and abstracting.

EXPERIENCE

Manning Corporation, Houston, Texas
1999 - Present
Landman
• Participated on a 15-member team of landmen representing Manning Corporation in the acquisition of Baker Resources in Amarillo, Texas, working on more than 600 properties worth $219 million. Contributed to the recognition of over $6 million in title defects.
• Participated on a 10-member due diligence team at Manning Corporation responsible for the transfer of pipeline gathering system assets from Texas Resources Co. to Gulf Pipeline Company.
• Served on a 10-member team representing purchaser in $30 million acquisition of Westfillia properties from Ulta Oil and Chemical Company. Contributed to the recognition of more than $4 million in title defects and reduction in sales price.

Oxidental Corporation, Houston, Texas
1994 - 1999
Landman
Involved in the acquisition and divestiture of more than $.5 billion in oil and gas properties and pipeline gathering systems throughout the United States. Gained working experience in land administration, fieldwide unitization, CO2 gas unitization, and real estate sales. Reported to the Manager of Land Administration and the Vice President / Chief Legal Counsel of Exploration and Production. Interacted with land administration personnel, geologists, engineers, and accountants, as well as mapping services and field personnel.

• Conducted due diligence, performed property evaluations, prepared legal exhibits and data packages for seller, resolved title problems as part of pre-closing and post-closing requirements, verified working interests and net revenue interests, and prepared the required assignment forms for the transfer of federal, state, and Native American leases
• Participated in a major asset rationalization project, selling off a substantial portion of company's asset base worth more than $400 million
• Created comprehensive spreadsheets detailing all surface and mineral properties owned by U.S. Exploration and Production
• Developed and maintained real estate catalogues used internally by exploration and production departments, property tax accounting, and land records
• Identified surplus properties and was involved in the sale of more than $10 million in real estate properties
• Led 3-member team conducting the due diligence, as well as preparing and compiling data packages, assignments, and exhibits for the sale of Texas and New Mexico marginal properties through the Oil & Gas Asset Clearinghouse auction process. Met all deadlines and located more than $1 million in additional value

Bradford Energy, Houston, Texas
1993 - 1994
Landman
Consolidated, reorganized, and standardized land lease files previously accumulated through property acquisitions. Recognized for significantly increasing the valuation of New Mexico properties by reorganizing files to provide actual title documentation to support ownership interests shown in presentations to sell the company. Performed in-house due diligence. Prepared all legal exhibits, assignments, and Bureau of Natural Resources assignment forms associated with the sale of Michigan properties.

Standard Exploration U.S., Inc, Houston, Texas
1992 - 1993
Landman
Recruited to further research title problems relative to Standard's interest in the Helix Secondary Recovery Unit, discovered while conducting buyer due diligence for another client. Performed the groundwork for the correction of title defects. Conducted property evaluations as a member of the revenue recovery breakthrough team that recovered more than $.5 million in past due production monies.

SFB Incorporated, Midland, Texas
1984 - 1992
Landman
• Recruited to expedite completion of surface, mineral, and leasehold reports for pending 3-D seismic shoot covering 20,000-plus acres in the Mesa Verde Area, Brooks County, Texas. Analyzed the information, developed the report formats, and assimilated the data into reports and detailed maps for presentation to client within time guidelines.
• Led curative team responsible for producing run sheets for Acme Resources Company's active drilling program in Austin Badlands Area, and trained recent petroleum landman graduates how to perform courthouse research.
• Participated in numerous lease acquisition plays, successfully negotiating leases within the terms and dollar amount stipulated by clients.

EDUCATION

The University of Texas, Austin, Texas
1981
B.A., Petroleum Land Management
Completed numerous seminars on examining and curing title defects.

COMPUTER SKILLS

• Microsoft Windows NT and 98
• Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, and Outlook)
• IBS Lease Data IV

AFFILIATIONS

American Association of Petroleum Landmen (AAPL)
Houston Marathon Committee Member

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Marion McLeod
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Process engineer fully involved in all aspects of an engineering and construction firm, with solid knowledge of the project development process. Currently pursuing an M.B.A. in Finance. Earned two undergraduate degrees in Chemical Engineering and Biochemistry. Background includes designing and budgeting a project, conducting presentation to the client, redesigning specifications to meet client economic feasibility plan, negotiating the contract and assigning responsibility, ensuring project remains within budget, purchasing equipment and necessary materials, writing start-up manual, start-up, developing more detailed designs, establishing specifications regarding vessels-compressors-pumps, and negotiating additional work.

EXPERIENCE

MANNING ENGINEERS, INC., Houston, Texas
1997 - Present
Process Engineer
Provide engineering expertise while working on various projects primarily in Texas, Louisiana, and South America. Participate throughout the entire process from front-end design and project awarding to construction and completion. Interact with engineers and project development managers on projects ranging from $1 million to $50 million. Provide technical writing assistance to the marketing department.

• Completed turnkey design, engineering, and construction projects under budget and on schedule for the following:
- Camron Energy Field Services Eagleton Plant (Texas) A 200 MMSCFD conventional turbo-expander natural gas plant with full fractionation with 89% ethane recovery -- Facility includes a 1,200 GPM MDEA plant for inlet gas treating, a 60 GPM TEG dehydration unit, product fractionation, 1,100 HP of refrigeration compression, and 11,600 HP of residue gas compression
- Camron Energy Field Services Hanover Plant (Texas) A 100 MMSCFD refrigerated turbo-expander natural gas plant with 88% ethane recovery -- Facility includes a 1,060 BPD condensate stabilizer and a 100 GPM DEA liquid product treater, with 2,700 HP of recompression and 1,100 HP of refrigeration compression (plant has performed at a higher rate than client expected)
- Louisiana Trust Gas Plant (Louisiana) A 200 MMSCFD conventional turbo-expander plant with 84% ethane recovery -- Facility includes a 1,200 GPM MDEA plant for inlet gas treating, a 60 GPM TEG dehydration unit, a 175 GPM MDEA liquid product treater, a thermal oxidizer, and 10,000 HP of residue gas compression
• Coordinated and led the proposal development for the following projects:
- Design and economic feasibility on a new Pressure Swing Adsorption technology for Bradford Corporation for the processing of a nitrogen rich natural gas stream at a fraction of the cost of tradition cryogenics
- Disassembly, shipment, and installation of the Blanco Bay Processing Plant to the Dentry Gas Plant site (Texas) - Facility included a 20 MMSCFD turbo-expander plant and a 30 GPM MDEA product treater
- Design and construction of natural gas treating and dehydration systems in a joint venture with Ingenieria SudAmerica (Argentina) for YPF and PlusPetrol with 20, 70, and 100 MMSCFD capacities, including MDEA gas treating and TEG dehydration systems
• Researched Camron Energy Field Services existing system at their Hennrick Gas Plant and devised a plan that expanded their amine treating system at an economical cost without a total re-haul
• Developed a template that designs a molecular dehydration bed system and significantly reduced project time from hours to a few minutes
• Set-up spreadsheets in Excel to track project budgets in progress
• Currently writing a marketing brochure to introduce the company's overall capabilities in refinery off-gas

EDUCATION AND AFFILIATIONS

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON FORT BEND - VICTORIA, Sugar Land, Texas
Currently enrolled in the Master of Business Administration Program with an Emphasis on Finance
• Courses include corporate finance, financial management, marketing, managerial economics, managerial accounting, business strategy and policy.

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY, Lubbock, Texas
1997
Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineer -- May 1997
Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry -- May 1994

Order of the Engineer and American Institute for Chemical Engineers (AIChE)

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Robin Saunders
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY CONSULTING / STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Proven ability to train, lead teams and manage advanced civil engineering projects with extensive expertise in but not limited to the design of reinforced concrete, composite and steel structures. Seeking R&D position based in the US that will require some but not extensive travel.

QUALIFICATIONS

· Familiar with engineering and team management principles that guide one-of-a-kind, advanced-technologies structural projects. Project leader, innovative project developer, and communicator with outstanding technical development achievements. Developer of innovative structural solutions utilizing a variety of design, software and integrated material-structural engineering techniques. In all projects utilize strong foundation in mechanics, structural and materials engineering. Transferable skills in research, writing, engineering and innovations with transferable consulting skills that will guide advanced-technologies structural projects. Able to act as liaison to clients to understand and define their specific, high-tech needs while delivering those solutions through the management of small, research-and-development focused engineering teams. Present complex engineering problems in clear, appealing and technical writing format to various audiences and customers without high-tech engineering skills or background. Outstanding overall balance of highly technical skills along with the ability to focus multiple internal entities and external customers on product requirements and product solutions.
· Technical reviewer for various engineering organizations including National Science Foundation, American Concrete Institute, American Society of Civil Engineers, English Concrete Institute.
· Citizenship: United States Citizen.
· Fluency: Italian, Croatian, German, Japanese, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, English.

SKILLS SUMMARY

· Damage Assessment/Analysis
· Non-Destructive Testing
· Seismic/Non-seismic Repair/Retrofit
· Procedure Design & Analysis
· Bridge/Building Design and Analysis
· Structural System Analysis
· Solid Mechanics, Fracture Mechanics and Micro-Mechanics of Cementitious Composites (steel, glass, kevlar, carbon, concrete, etc.)
· New Technology Development/Implementation Product Development
· Technology Transfer
· Computer Programming/Modeling
· Auto-Adaptive Structures
· Project Management
· Technology Evaluation
· Procedure Development & Optimization

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, AMHERST, MA, (DIC)
1987

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON, LONDON, ENGLAND: Master of Civil Engineering (Specialization in Steel and Concrete Design)
1986

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

O’Malley Construction, Inc., London, England
1999-Present
Lead Structural Engineer

University of Connecticut
1995-1999
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering

Constructed Facilities Laboratory - Engineering Graduate Research Center, London Common University
1995-1999
Director of Scale Structural Testing Laboratory

University of London, London, England
1992-1995
Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering

English Technology Institute, Manchester, England
1991-1992
Visiting Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering

SUNY Albany, Albany, NY (European Campus, Belgrade Yugoslavia)
1987-1991
Research Assistant

PFZ Consultants Inc., Manchester, England
1988
Structural Engineer

London Institute of Science and Technology., London, England
1986-1987
Research Assistant

DESIGN HONORS, AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

· Edward Muir Memorial Prize for excellence in Concrete Structures and Technology (1987).
· US Concrete Production Design Award – Industry Excellence (1986).
· Bellweather Universities Junior Faculty Enhancement Award (1997).
· Featured on numerous national and international television and radio interviews and shows including CNNfn (financial) network, CNN Headline News, CNN Airport Network CNN International Network, CNN Science and Technology Week, FOX TV, National Public Radio, Voice of America, Associated Press, CNN Radio, KNX Radio - Los Angeles.
· Featured in popular press articles in ASCE News, Concrete Construction.

DEVELOPMENTAL AWARDS & TRAINING AND TEAM-MANAGEMENT

· Recruited, developed, trained and managed research-and-development focused engineering teams that included a total of 111 Research Engineers, 42 Research Associates, 21 Research Scientists and one Visiting Research Scientist from various academies across the US and Europe. Developed and taught numerous undergraduate and graduate courses on Reinforced Concrete Design, Concrete Design, Statics, Structural Mechanics, Construction Materials, Concrete Materials, Statistics and Probability.
· Won and managed, as the main investigator, a total of $43 million in federal (International Science and Concrete Studies Institute), national and industrial research and development projects on various aspects of assessment of non-seismically designed reinforced concrete frame buildings, development of improved seismic retrofit techniques and design guidelines for bridges and buildings, development of multiaxial plasticity models for high-performance fiber composites.

COMMUNICATION SKILLS

Presented and published in numerous national and international journals, conferences and meetings on issues related to: development of design guidelines for flexural and shear retrofit of reinforced concrete (R.C.) members, seismic retrofit R.C. buildings, punching shear failure of reinforced concrete slabs, reinforcing bar bond behavior, bridge deck overlays, auto-adaptive and “smart” structures, non-destructive testing of concrete structures, mechanisms of concrete cracking, development and behavior of high-performance concretes and fiber composites.
· Published 19 peer-reviewed papers in national and international journals (e.g., American Concrete Institute International Materials Journal, US and European Structural Journal, and Journal of Cement and Concrete Composites) and two book chapters. Presented 39 invited-lectures (Presentations to select audiences by personal invitation only. These do not include invitations to conference presentations)
· Published 24 conference and workshop papers. Presented 76 conference and international meeting papers.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS & CERTIFICATIONS

· American Concrete Institute (ACI). Full member of ACI Committees: 325 - Concrete Pavements, 348 - Structural Safety, 446 - Fracture Mechanics, and 544 - Fiber Reinforced Concrete. Associate Member of ACI Committee 440 - FRP Bar and Tendon Reinforcement. American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE). Earthquake Engineering Research Institute (EERI). International Association of Bridge and Structural Engineering (IABSE). Materials Research Society (MRS). Society for Experimental Mechanics (SEM).

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Chris Fong
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

PROFILE

Telecommunications technician with more than 5 years of highly skilled experience, which includes one year as an electrical technician. Proven track record as a leader, receiving high accolades for quality workmanship and for achieving objectives without encountering outages.

Areas of expertise include:
• Equipment inventory management • Performing power connections
• Developing cable management systems • Installing and testing cabling
• Performing cabling y-splicing • Building fiber trays
• Equipment installing/testing/turn-up • Equipment power-up
• Monitoring for 24 hours • Troubleshooting/repairing problems
• Migrations without outages • Utilizing methods of procedure (MOP)

TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE AND CERTIFICATIONS

• Specialty Items: Austron PRR-10/50 GPS clocks (small and large site configurations), and Harris WS 3800 alarm units.
• Timing/Telemetry: GPS Timing Source, Symmetricom ST2, and DCD-523.
• Dac Installations/Expansions: Tellabs and Alcatel.
• Switches/Routers: Cisco, Nortel DMS 100/500, Lucent CBX 500/9000, and Larscom Orion 4000.
• Hardware: Cabling, racking, ironwork, proper fire stopping, earthquake bracing, and fiber tray construction.
• Test Equipment: 107 ThrowMaster and T-Bird testers.
• Certifications: MCI WorldCom and BNC connectors 2000.

EXPERIENCE

Industrial Communication Systems, Houston, TX
1999 - Present
Telecommunications Technician III
Served in a lead role for special assignments such as MCI WorldCom and Nortel, traveling throughout the Houston metropolitan area to install telecommunication systems. Supervised up to 16 technicians and assigned tasks according to individual capabilities. Maintained quality control responsibility. Reported to field engineers. Interacted with directors of security, safety directors, site directors, and IT managers.

• Installed timing and telemetry for an NFL site, which was used as a template per client's request for Denver site which was having problems.
• Negated future problems for a client by recognizing a code violation in work being performed by another contractor for a brand new facility.
• Decommissioned an ST2 clock, and installed and migrated timing cabling to DCD-523 with no service interruption.

Doyle Communications, Burlington, VT
1996 - 1999
Splicing Technician
Served in several lead roles with full, onsite responsibility while working exclusively on Nortel projects across the U.S., ranging from 30,000 lines up to 130,000. Reported to the company president.

• Updated a step switch to digital, attending meetings with both Nortel and Bell managers to provide MOP on how to prevent outages.
• Spliced in overhead cable racking and cosmic MDF, performing final dress work for cables.
• Updated outside plant line maps, for both aerial and buried cable.

Helix Communications, Boston, MA
1995 - 1996
Technician
Served as a lead technician for primarily three telecommunications projects, an elementary school, a combined nursing home and correctional facility, and a remodeled office building. Managed crews of up to five technicians.
• Created an overall telephone system that linked two entirely separate facilities under one roof.

SFB Incorporated, Boston, MA
1994 - 1995
Electrical Technician
All stages of electrical work for both residential and commercial project - Pulled cabling to each patient's room for a CAT5 installation at a remodeled hospital.

EDUCATION

Lincoln Vocational School, Worchester, MA
1998
Attended an electrical apprentice program.

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Stacey McGovern
604 Harmony Lane
Pleasantville, CA 94588
(925) 555-1234

MACHINIST • WELDER • FITTER

• Proficient and skilled in technical specialty. Recognized for dedicated work ethic and productivity. Capable of doing work that requires concentration, high degree of patience and attention to detail. Mechanically inclined. Able to work independently.

• Thrive in a team and deadline oriented environment. Exceptional organizational skills; capable of prioritizing, scheduling and managing heavy workflow.

Proficiency in technical skills/machine operations/equipment processes include:
• MIG • Fluxcore • Computer Numeric Control
• TIG • Submerged Arc • Gantry Crane
• Stick • Inner shield • Tolerancing
• Pulse • Drill Press • Forklift Operator

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Forker Industries, Bridgetown, Pennsylvania
1988 - Present
CLASS 'A' WELDER
• Fitted and welded boxcars with Fluxcore and submerged arc welding. Examined welds to ensure they met specifications.
• Instrumental on shift which slashed project hours from 11 (by another shift) to8 hours, while maintaining quality of workmanship.

Sun Engineering, Walton, Texas
1987 - 1988
WELDER ASSEMBLER
• Used spray arc welding equipment. Assembled dock levelers and functioned as a saw operator, forklift driver, truck driver and member of installation crew.

Perfection Metal Products, Hazen, Texas
1986 - 1987
WELDER FITTER
• Fitted and welded frames for the electronic industry using MIG and TIG welding.
• Recognized for outstanding workmanship by lead man.

City of Wilding, Wilding, Texas
1985 - 1986
LABORER
• Received commendation from mayor for exemplary service to the citizens of Wilding by working 96+ hours during a winter storm to repair water main leaks.

CERTIFICATIONS

• Arc Welding • Gas Metal Arc Welding, Advanced
• Plumbing and Pipefitting Fundamentals • 1/8" LH
• AWS SMAW 3/8" Butt Weld • Code D1.1
• 7018 AWS Structural • Flat, 3/8" Dia. Plug Weld
• Flat and Vertical, Inside Corner Filler • Vertical Outside Corner
• Vertical, T-Butt Weld Vertical • 75-Fillet Vertical and Overhead Positions

EDUCATION

Capitol School of Trades
2001
Associate, Machine Technology
GPA: 3.94, Dean's Certificates; Perfect Attendance; Class President

Capitol School of Trades, Weathersfield, Pennsylvania

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