Andrew Pitt

Industrial Maintenance and Engineering Technician with several years of experience in CNCs, robotics, and automated assembly systems, backed by 15+ years of broader hands-on mechanical, electrical, and fabrication work. Skilled at bridging electrical, mechanical, and process disciplines to minimize downtime, improve reliability, and support new line launches. Known for versatility and problem-solving—whether designing a 3D-printed fix for a feeder issue, training crews on CNC adjustments, or prototyping a CMMS in Microsoft 365. Open to relocation and travel; adaptable to support facilities and equipment wherever needed.

• FANUC – Basic Robot Operations
• FANUC – LR Mate 200iD Assembly/Disassembly
• Okuma Machine Tool Academy – Mechanical Maintenance for Lathes
• Rockwell Automation – Studio 5000 Logix Designer Level 1

• Restored production on a 30+ year-old CNC lathe by salvaging components from multiple damaged hydraulic pumps to assemble a functional unit, avoiding months of downtime and the added cost of sourcing a new old stock pump or replacement HPU.
• Prototyped a CMMS in Microsoft 365 (SharePoint, Power Apps, Planner, Power BI) to automate scheduling, route EHS notifications, and balance technician workloads; although discontinued due to a sales downturn.
• Identified that all forklift battery chargers were set to a single profile despite varying battery capacities. Investigated further, and reprogrammed them to match the specific ratings of the batteries, extending battery service life and mitigating future replacement costs.
• Proposed and implemented a shift variation to train the 2nd shift crew on proper techniques for tightening gibs and compensating for backlash on CNC lathes.
• Designed and 3D printed a custom bushing to prevent screw feeder tube kinking at the inductive ring sensor, eliminating jams and failed parts. Created both single-piece and split versions to simplify installation.