Clint Noblitt

Currently, I am traveling across the U.S. for commissioning, preventive maintenance, and service repairs for all Thermatool equipment. Equipment consists of high-frequency welders, seam annealers, full body heaters, alpha cut offs, and savage saws.

• Collaborated with team members to complete projects efficiently and effectively.
• Inspected materials and equipment regularly to check for potential hazards and machine defects.
• Routinely inspected equipment for preventive and emergency maintenance needs.
• Communicated with clients for outstanding customer service and to increase repeat business.
• Installed new systems according to manufacturer specifications.
• Completed documentation promptly, enabling service requests to be properly recorded and tracked.

• Filled in as Instrumentation/electrical Supervisor when needed.
• Troubleshot and provided corrective maintenance on process equipment and control elements.
• Calibrated numerous types of process equipment and control elements, including Flow, Pressure, Level, and Temperatures.
• Adhered to all safety and environmental requirements for [Chlorine Industry].
• Replaced worn and defective components to maintain optimal performance. Installed and updated wiring, programmable logic controllers, and AC/DC drives.
• Worked as temporary Electrical/Instrument planner for 6 months.

• For the first six years of employment, I was the Third shift Maintenance Specialist Supervisor with a 5-person crew. Crew consisted of 2 electricians, 2 maintenance mechanics, and 1 welder.
• Last 7 years of employment I was the First shift Lead Electronics Technician. I was in charge of all electrical and electronic projects plant-wide.
• Worked both independently and with crews to interpret electrical malfunctions and make repairs quickly to minimize downtime for customers.
• Performed preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance to keep machinery running at optimal levels.
• Handled trouble calls on production and processing equipment and facilities.
• Installed and updated wiring, programmable logic controllers and AC/DC drives.
• Implemented safety protocols to prevent damage to equipment and injury to personnel.
• Assisted in the design and modification of electronic systems to meet specific requirements.
• Calibrated electrical instruments using standard test equipment such as oscilloscopes, signal generators and multimeters.
• Executed excellent reading and interpreting of blueprints and schematics.
• Evaluated engineering proposals and drawings to assess feasibility and conformance with sound electrical engineering practices and safety standards.

Repair various electronic devices and instrument’s.

• Modified, installed and repaired complex experimental and commercial electronic equipment.
• Participated in continuous education to stay updated on emerging electronic technologies.
• Provided technical support and guidance to users on electronic equipment operation.
• Performed soldering tasks to repair or assemble electronic components.
• Resolved customer complaints related to product functionality through quick diagnosis of issues.
• Trained junior technicians on the maintenance and repair of electronic equipment.
• Interpreted schematics, diagrams, drawings, specifications, blueprints, work orders, test procedures or other written instructions or verbal instructions to perform job duties accurately.