Industrial Mechanic expert, highly skilled in numerous areas. Hands-on experience with industrial equipment underground and steel mill operations.
Overview
18
18
years of professional experience
Work History
Industrial Maintenance
Cleavland and Cliff
Rockport, IN
10.2016 - Current
Understands Company Safety Protocols
Adequate Machine Servicing
Dependable and reliable
Practice Good Judgment
Good Communication Skills
Strong Initiative
Strong Team Player
Schematic Diagram Interpretation
Strong Mechanical Skills
Exceptionally Self Motivated
Proficient With Hand Power Tools
General Math Skills
Strong Written Verbal Communication Skills.
Extremely Effective Multitasker
Delegating duties as necessary
The last two years I have worked as the CCM wielder mechanic, electrician, and section lead. During downturns I run jobs and delegate the workload to coworkers in a adequate manner, to achieve smooth job completion.
Wired up 480V chillers
Assisted in drive rebuilds
Electrically qualified
Wired 480V motors
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
Elk Creek Coal Mine
Hopkins County, KY
10.2007 - 10.2016
Monitored machine operation and diagnosed malfunctions.
Supervised and motivated staff and management.
Ensured that all health and safety guidelines were followed.
Read and followed standard operating procedures.
Employed different welding techniques to assemble parts and components.
Responsible for the selection and maintenance of equipment.
Kept work areas clean and neat.
Performed preventative maintenance to maintain optimal productivity.
Planned, scheduled and delegated daily work.
Responsible for achieving production requirements.
Maintained necessary level of communications between shifts.
Calibrated machines to keep them running at peak performance.
Set up and verified the functionality of safety equipment.
Education
High School Diploma - undefined
Muhlenberg South High School
Greenville, KY
01-1999
Skills
Good multitasker
Safety knowledge
Machine servicing
Dependable and reliable
Capable of heavy lifting
Good judgment
Good communication skills
Strong initiative
Strong team player
Schematic diagram interpretation
Strong mechanical skills
Industry safety equipment
Self-motivated
Hand/power tools
General math skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Effective at multi-tasking
Skill Report
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Test Date: 2016-02-17
WorkKeys Individual Score Report
Name: Laster, Brandon J
ID# 7992
Test: Applied Mathematics
Level Score: 5
Possible Range:
WHAT YOUR SCORES MEAN
You scored at Level 5. People achieving this level can set up and solve problems involving multiple-step calculations on a mixture of whole numbers, fractions, decimals, or percentages when the information is presented in a logical order. To improve your skills:
Set up and solve problems that involve multiple-step calculations containing extra information or information presented out of order.
Determine what information, calculations, unit conversions, and formulas are needed to solve the problem.
Determine how to arrange the information you have in order to calculate the solution correctly.
Solve problems that involve multiple-step conversions in English and metric systems, that compare production rates and pricing schemes, and those that need two formulae or a change in the order of a formula.
Calculate simple areas or volumes of rectangular solids.
Check to see that each step in the calculation is done correctly and that you have solved the problem posed.
HOW YOU CAN USE YOUR SCORES
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Test: Reading for Information
You scored at Level 5. People achieving this level can apply information from reading materials containing a moderate amount of detail about a topic to situations that are similar but not identical to those contained in the readings. They can also understand words and phrases having specialized or multiple meanings. To improve your skills:
Read business materials containing a great deal of detail about a topic, such as excerpts from straightforward regulatory and legal documents.
Work on understanding difficult concepts and complicated procedures by reading about them.
Learn advanced vocabulary, jargon, and technical terms.
Analyze policies and procedures to identify the underlying reasons for them.
Test: Locating Information
Level Score: 4
Possible Range:
You scored at Level 4. People who score at this level can use one or more straightforward workplace graphics, such as order forms, standard tables, line graphs, and uncomplicated diagrams to find several pieces of information, compare trends and main points, and/or summarize information. To improve your skills:
Read complicated workplace graphics such as detailed tables, forms, maps, and diagrams, as well as charts and graphs that are not straightforward.
Compare information and trends in these types of graphics.
Summarize information and trends within a single graphic or several graphics.
Summarize and compare information and trends using several different graphics representing related information.