Eric Frantz

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Dedicated Father and Millwright with 15 years of experience in industrial mechanics. Expertise in training teams, managing resources, and implementing preventative maintenance plans, leading to increased productivity and reduced downtime across multiple projects.

I've worked in various if not almost all industrial work scenarios from steel mills, car plants, nuclear power plants, non-metal mines, Cedar Point, machine shops, fab shops and even waste water treatment plants

For 2 years of my career as a Millwright i managed tooling and logistics for various jobs and trades out of a warehouse in Northridgeville Ohio for GEM INC./Rudolph Libbe Group

Traveled to several states for extended amounts of time for work. ( The most recent being Tennessee for 10 months straight!)

I've worked at 2 of your facilities

- Easterly! Screener conveyor tear out and install for Chem steel subbed under Kokosing in 2019 if i recall right. when everything was shut down completely due to covid, I didn't stop working.

-Southerly! For Kokosing working inside of one of the detritus tanks i think it was called that. Lowering the drag flight conveyor due to it being above the water level and not working as it should. the tank was pumped put entirely. We also changed out the actuators for the flood gates that fed the pools with the oxygenated waste water.

I worked as General Foreman for Stevens Engineers and Constructors, about 7 years (worked for them 11 years in total). I left them on good terms to go work with GEM INC. as a lead role and I'm currently still employed by them today!

In High school at 16 years of age, I worked as a fry cook In Amherst OhIo right after I got my drivers license. i worked 39.9 hr weeks until i turned 18 years of age and joined local 1090 (at the time of 2011, local 1090 was previously known as local 1871)

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