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Overview
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Education
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Barry Crim

Swansea

Summary

Dynamic CNC Supervisor with a
proven track record at American Tool & Die, enhancing employee productivity through comprehensive training and effective communication. Skilled in CNC programming and problem-solving, I consistently achieved on-time delivery targets while fostering teamwork and optimizing production processes. Committed to quality and efficiency in all operations.

Equipped with strong problem-solving abilities, willingness to learn, and excellent communication skills. Poised to contribute to team success and achieve positive results. Ready to tackle new challenges and advance organizational objectives with dedication and enthusiasm.

Overview

28
28
years of professional experience

Work History

CNC Supervisor/Toolmaker

American Tool & Die
03.2015 - Current
  • Increased employee productivity by providing comprehensive training on CNC operations, safety protocols, and best practices.
  • Managed workflow for timely completion of projects, coordinating with other departments to ensure seamless production.
  • Implemented effective communication channels between team members, ensuring smooth operations and collaboration across shifts.
  • Fostered a culture of teamwork by promoting open dialogue among team members regarding concerns or suggestions for improvement.
  • Achieved on-time delivery targets consistently by prioritizing work assignments based on deadlines, customer requirements, or project complexities.
  • Collaborated with engineering teams to troubleshoot complex machined parts issues and improve design manufacturability.
  • Properly loaded and unloaded materials in and out of machines.
  • Maintained tight tolerances with design specifications.
  • Manually set up machinery, lathes, and grinders.
  • Inspected finished parts by checking for defects to meet quality standards.
  • Performed daily cleaning to keep machines in good working condition and prolong equipment lifespan.
  • Monitored machines during operation to make adjustments when necessary and produce quality parts.
  • Trained and coached new team members on proper machine set-up procedures.
  • Learned and followed safety procedures to keep machines operated safely and prevent accidents.
  • Input instructions to program CNC machines to control machine movement and produce parts to specification.
  • Helped maintain inventory by tracking materials and tools to keep resources readily available and easily accessed.
  • Moved finished work to correct staging area for disposition.
  • Supported quality control and inspection processes to promote production of quality products.
  • Supervised ongoing daily production phases.
  • Managed staff hiring, training and supervision.
  • Cultivated professional working relationships with peers and supervisors.
  • Located and resolved problems with team production and performance to maintain consistent quality levels.
  • Collaborated with other leaders and executives to direct workflow and support operations.
  • Utilized CAD software to create detailed drawings of parts before manufacturing them using CNC machines or manual methods as required.
  • Collaborated with engineers to design, build, and test new tools for better performance in various applications.
  • Kept track of material and supply inventories.
  • Assisted in training new employees on proper tool making techniques, resulting in a more skilled workforce.
  • Streamlined processes through the development of custom jigs, fixtures, and templates for easier production tasks.
  • Assessed need and resourcefully designed jigs, fixtures and templates to aid in production efficiency.
  • Computed dimensions, shapes and specific sizes for dies based on design outlines.
  • Adjusted and ground dies, tools and parts after production to assure quality control and usability.
  • Polished and refined tool surfaces, both flat and contoured using abrasive stones, power grinders and emery cloths.
  • Selected specific metals and other materials for tools depending on heat tolerance and durability, according to tool functions.
  • Created blueprints for new tool designs.

Lead Machinist

Fergon Tool & Machine
03.1999 - 03.2015
  • Operated and performed minor repairs on various types of manual and automated equipment.
  • Displayed strong leadership qualities by effectively communicating expectations regarding performance metrics and productivity goals helping build a motivated workforce.
  • Collaborated with engineers for design improvements, resulting in reduced material waste and optimized production processes.
  • Assisted in the development of new products, contributing expertise in materials selection and machining strategies.
  • Studied blueprints or layouts on workpieces to determine sequence of operations and finished dimensions of workpieces.
  • Provided job training and monitored performance of team members.
  • Consistently met or exceeded production quotas while maintaining high quality standards.
  • Streamlined workflows by organizing tools, equipment, and workspaces for maximum efficiency.
  • Adapted quickly to changing project requirements, adjusting machining techniques as needed to meet specifications.
  • Utilized micrometers and calipers to measure and verify precise tolerances.
  • Inspected completed parts to verify compliance with specifications and quality standards.
  • Read and interpreted blueprints, technical drawings and schematics to determine parts dimensions.
  • Worked with team members to improve production processes and procedures.
  • Manually set up machinery, lathes, and grinders.
  • Operated drill presses, lathes and milling machines to produce required parts.
  • Adjusted machine settings to reduce waste and improve efficiency.
  • Studied daily work instruction, sketches, drawings, blueprints, and manuals to determine dimensions and tolerances accurately.
  • Monitored equipment to detect and report malfunctions and prevent accidents.
  • Lubricated parts and performed minor and preventive maintenance to improve machine function and increase lifespan.
  • Completed projects on time and under budget and maintained equipment and tools.
  • Used various precision measuring instruments to check workpiece accuracy.
  • Inspected and measured machined parts for conformance to specified tolerances.
  • Repaired and maintained machine tools, fixtures and other production equipment.
  • Trained and mentored new and existing machinists on proper machining techniques.
  • Adapted quickly to new and changing technologies in machining field.
  • Developed jigs, fixtures and tooling to meet production requirements.
  • Collaborated with engineers and other machinists to develop optimal machining processes.
  • Studied sample parts, blueprints or engineering information to determine methods or sequences of operations needed to fabricate products.

Machinist

Beavercreek Machine
11.1996 - 03.1999
  • Utilized micrometers and calipers to measure and verify precise tolerances.
  • Operated drill presses, lathes and milling machines to produce required parts.
  • Manually set up machinery, lathes, and grinders.
  • Demonstrated flexibility in working with various materials, including metals, plastics, and composites, to produce high-quality machined components.
  • Completed projects on time and under budget and maintained equipment and tools.
  • Managed multiple projects simultaneously, prioritizing tasks to meet deadlines while maintaining high-quality work standards.
  • Optimized tool usage, selecting appropriate cutting tools for different materials and tasks.
  • Adapted to rapidly changing production needs, quickly learning new machining techniques and technologies.
  • Repaired and maintained machine tools, fixtures and other production equipment.
  • Used various precision measuring instruments to check workpiece accuracy.
  • Measured, examined or tested completed units to check for defects and verify conformance to specifications using precision instruments such as micrometers.
  • Developed jigs, fixtures and tooling to meet production requirements.
  • Adapted quickly to new and changing technologies in machining field.
  • Studied sample parts, blueprints or engineering information to determine methods or sequences of operations needed to fabricate products.

Education

No Degree - Machine Tool Technology

Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College, Orangeburg

High School Diploma -

Swansea High School, Swansea

Skills

  • Machine setup
  • Employee training
  • CNC programming
  • Tool selection
  • Part inspection
  • Blueprint reading
  • Fixture design
  • Tooling adjustment
  • Numerical control programming
  • Teamwork
  • Problem-solving
  • Multitasking
  • Forklift operation

Timeline

CNC Supervisor/Toolmaker - American Tool & Die
03.2015 - Current
Lead Machinist - Fergon Tool & Machine
03.1999 - 03.2015
Machinist - Beavercreek Machine
11.1996 - 03.1999
Orangeburg Calhoun Technical College - No Degree, Machine Tool Technology
Swansea High School - High School Diploma,

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