Cynthia Ann Peterson

Company Overview: Mazzella Piedmont is a industrial crane manufacturing company that specializes in overhead cranes for steel mills, shipyards, government jobs etc

• Ensured adherence to all relevant regulations, standards, and codes during the build, wire and testing process.
• Inspected equipment and materials to verify safety and quality standards.
• Correctly assembled parts based on specifications, minimizing quality concerns.
• Participated in projects requiring assembly of large and small components.
• Recognized and reported defective material and equipment to supervisor.
• Collaborated with engineer supervisor on inadequate schematics for adjustments needed for As-Built
• Measure, lay down center lines for components
• Install din rail and wire duct for wire routes to devices and terminal strip
• Each panel is custom-built, size depends on customer specifications
• Contributed to troubleshooting efforts in assembly, effectively minimizing production interruptions.
• Executed the assembly and alignment of components using manual and powered tools.
• Ensured precise documentation of components utilized during the assembly process for consistent information.
• Wire is neatly routed throughout panel and labeled accordingly
• Upon completion, use ohm meter for point to point checks
• Filled out quality sheet for final inspection.
• Maintained clean and organized working environment to promote safety and efficiency.
• Streamlined assembly process by following precise specifications and instructions, ensuring quality outcomes.
• Reassembled and adjusted components to meet required specifications.
• Evaluated schematics for accuracy before beginning each project, minimizing errors during the build process and saving valuable time on corrections later on.

Company Overview: Standard Tools and Equipment Builds custom paint booths for a variety of industries

• Optimized inventory management systems, ensuring necessary parts were readily available for timely completion of projects.
• Reduced project completion times by effectively managing resources and prioritizing tasks for optimal workflow.
• Optimized communication channels to strengthen collaboration across departments for efficient project execution.
• Regularly achieved or surpassed the company's goals for panel quantity and quality.
• Cut bent, and formed sheet metal and other materials to create metal works.
• Monitored inventory, keeping necessary supplies on hand.
• Employed diagrams and schematics to effectively complete tasks.
• Reviewed finished products to ensure quality and compliance with company standards.
• Ensured accuracy in production and assembly by maintaining detailed process documentation.
• Implemented safety measures to foster a safe workplace atmosphere.
• Worked alongside team members to efficiently and accurately execute projects.
• Created and maintained a safe, organized workspace to enhance efficiency and safety.
• The Air-makeup units consist of an remote panel and the paint booth a control box
• Complete installation of small control boxes
• Check continuity using ohm-meter for point to point
• Trained using AC HIPOT test machine for each control box
• Additional responsibilities include wiring remote electrical panel that powers the air make-up units
• Installed several push buttons on the door
• Drill and tap back panel for components, din rail and wire duct
• Label wires with their identification using hand-held machine
• Used control wires 18 gauge for scope of work
• Assisted in mechanical build of the air make-up units, using 18 gauge galvanized steel panels
• Add heating element, control transformer, exhaust fan, door louvers, BTU burner
• Operated air hose for rivet gun to install rivet nuts in panels
• Trained new employees in panel shop and their responsibilities
• Use sheer machine and press brake for parts needed for air make-up units

Hired for the Metron Fire Pump Controller department as an electrical control technician

• Each back panel was custom-built per customer
• Able to understand and read schematics
• Checked work order to ensure components are correct per BOM
• Wire components in neat manner, labeled each wire
• Collaborate with engineers when finding issue with schematics
• Extensive training for new employees on continuous improvement within the team by quality of work over quantity.
• Upon completed panel, performed continuity test on all wires using ohm meter
• Inspected wiring and system components for electrical functionality and flow.
• Knowledgeable use of computer
• On safety committee for 3 years, monthly inspections on different departments
• Enhanced workplace safety through rigorous protocols, significantly reducing accidents and fostering a secure environment.
• Kazan events to improve work stations

Crossed trained in Speed Switch department

• Inspect components used in every speed switch using micro switches, nylon gears, steel shaft, bearings, steel pins, enclosure, steel gears etc
• Follow instructions, take notes and pictures on assembly consisting of several parts to build one complete switch
• Mechanically built several different speed switches
• Use Arbor press for components to tightly fit together
• Install steel pins using hammer in fiberglass upper body
• Apply grease using grease gun, install gears, making sure they rotate freely
• Install shaft, screw down steel end cap and add micro-switches
• Assemble complete switch, recheck making sure every part moves freely
• Trained on calibrating machine to run test until it reached the correct setting
• Maintained detailed records of test procedure and correct setting of switches.

Crossed trained in electronics department

• Repaired RMA radio transmitters, consisting of replacing worn out toggle switches, replace 22 gauge wire, solder components, followed detailed schematic drawings
• Soldered surface mount components on pc boards
• Sprayed conformal coating to protect boards
• Assisted builds for logic boards