Anibal Vasquez
Hoboken
Summary
Knowledgeable Electromechanical Tech with a solid foundation in mechanical, electrical and electronics technology and troubleshooting. Possesses hands-on experience in maintaining and repairing Industrial Automation systems, ensuring optimal performance and reliability. Demonstrated proficiency in diagnosing complex issues and implementing effective solutions.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Electronic Technician 10
03.2025 - Current
- Calibrating Vitronics cameras as per preventive machine route.
- Performing complex and more sophisticated tests and PM routes on equipment.
- Troubleshooting machine, communication, or PLC issues without a menu-based interface whenever necessary.
- Uploading and Downloading Machine software and sort plans accordingly.
- Loading firmware onto circuit board cards.
- Programming and setting up PLC systems & I/O Links for machines.
- Overseeing the specifics of machine performance, going over machine summaries and reports from other Tours to anticipate potential problems that may occur during OPMS.
- Rebooting software services to clear cache and data build up for smoother communications throughout a machine.
- Leading lower-level maintenance personnel in large tasks/projects.
- Occasional overseeing the work of lower-level personnel conducting repairs and replacement of machine components and equipment.
- Work up to Category 3 EWP.
Mail Processing Equipment Mechanic 9
07.2023 - 03.2025
- Leading the Operational Maintenance during the Active Tour. Maintaining exceptional machine performance, clearing occasional jams, correcting mis-aligned light barriers/photo-eye cells, and resetting VFDs on occasional overloads with the goal of keeping machines continuously operational during operations.
- Troubleshooting and correcting networking and communication issues using menu-based interfaces such as: GUIs and HMIs.
- Troubleshooting & R/R larger and more complex machine parts and equipment such as: 3-Phase Motors, Variable Frequency Drives, Control Relays, Circuit Breakers, Fuses, Sorter Brushes, Circuit Boards/Control Card, Encoders, and Photo-eye cells.
- Conducting various tests and readings using various testing instruments such as: Multimeter, Clamp-meter, Tension-Gauge, and Track-meter for belt speed. Ensuring optimal component performance and status.
- Working with the Maintenance Technical Support Center on more difficult occurrences that are more rare and generally require more in-depth knowledge on the particular machine.
- Rebooting various computers and/or programmable logic controllers whenever necessary due to cache overload and/or communication problems.
- Soldering wires to terminals for components using proper technique, whenever necessary.
- Ability to read schematics and print.
- Work up to Category 3 EWP.
Maintenance Mechanic 7
05.2022 - 07.2023
- Conducting preventive maintenance routes on various machines following up to date guidelines with instructions as necessary.
- Performing semi-skilled tasks in fields such as: Mechanical, woodworking, painting, plumbing and refrigeration.
- Machine knowledge in repair/replacement of all or most mechanical components such as: Belts, Pulleys, Gears, Sprockets, Chains, O-Rings, Rollers, Divert Gates, Bearings and Low-Voltage DC Motors.
- Working under higher-level maintenance personnel on large tasks/projects safely and accordingly.
- Work up to Category 1 EWP.
Education
High School Diploma -
Hoboken High School
Hoboken, NJ06-2018
Skills
- Soldering and wiring
- Troubleshooting
- Digital electronics
- Electromechanical assembly
- Equipment installation
- Hardware diagnostics
- Test equipment operation
- Electrical safety
- Schematic reading
- Mechanical systems
- Control systems
- Functional testing
- Component identification
- Customer service
Accomplishments
6 NCED Training Certifications of Completion.
Certification
- National Center for Employee Development (NCED): Norman, Oklahoma
- - Industrial Electrical Service 80 Hours
- - Automated Package Processing System Basic Mechanical Certification 120 Hours
- - Automated Package Processing System Advanced Systems Certification 80 Hours
- - Automated Parcel and Bundle Sorter Basic Mechanical Certification 80 Hours
- - Automated Parcel and Bundle Sorter Advanced Systems Certification 80 Hours
- - Mail Processing Infrastructure (MPI) Network Cabling Certification 40 Hours
- NCED Training: 400+ Hours of Off-site training, including 200+ Hours of lecture and 200+ Hours of Laboratory practicals.
- On-site USPS Training: 160+ Hours of LOTO, Machine Fundamentals, Hazardous Material Awareness, Multimeter Usage and Computer Fundamentals.
- Electrical Work Plan Certified for:
- Category 1 : 0-49 Volts All Amperages
- Category 2: 50-239 Volts All Amperages if powered by transformer less than or equal to 125 kVA
- Category 3: 240-600 Volts 400 Amps or less if powered by transformer > 125 kVA
- Lockout/Tagout & DON/DOE PPE Quarterly Training.
- Network Cabling Training for Copper wiring and Fiber Optic Cabling.
List of Companies/Manufacturers for Industrial Automation Equipment worked on.
- Siemens
- Lockheed Martin
- Vitronics
- Allen-Bradley (Communications)
- Accu-Sort Systems Inc.
- Zebra Technologies
- Postmark USA
- Intralox
- ProSoft Technology Inc. (Communications)
- Sandvik Sorting Systems (Control Cabinets)
- Turck
- Omni Automation
- Carter Controls
- Signode Packaging Systems
- Cisco
Languages
English
Native or Bilingual
Spanish
Full Professional
Timeline
Electronic Technician 10
03.2025 - Current
Mail Processing Equipment Mechanic 9
07.2023 - 03.2025
Maintenance Mechanic 7
05.2022 - 07.2023
High School Diploma -
Hoboken High School