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George Scott

Chester,WV

Summary

Reliable Machinist skilled at reading and following machine schematics and standard operating procedures. Meticulous and systematic with excellent critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Accomplished in manufacturing and repairing precision parts and instruments.

Overview

4
4
years of professional experience

Work History

CNC Lathe Machinist

Stone Enterprises, INC
Omaha, NE
7/16/18 - 03.2024
  • Assisted in developing procedures for producing precision machined parts.
  • Maintained records of production data such as number of pieces produced, cycle time and scrap rate.
  • Performed preventive maintenance on CNC Lathe machines including changing oils, lubricating parts and replacing worn components.
  • Inspected machined parts using measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers and gauges.
  • Ensured all equipment was functioning properly prior to starting any operation.
  • Evaluated machining performance against programmed goals to ensure optimal results.
  • Loaded raw materials onto the machine, adjusted tool settings and checked for accuracy of finished product.
  • Set up and operated CNC Lathe machines to produce parts according to specifications.
  • Programmed CNC Lathes with G-code language or CAM software to create custom programs.
  • Developed strategies for reducing cycle times while maintaining high quality standards.
  • Followed established safety rules while operating machinery in a safe manner.
  • Read blueprints, drawings and other written instructions to determine job requirements.
  • Analyzed process capabilities by calculating tolerance limits for various components.
  • Calculated feed rate and speed, depth of cut, cutting tools and other parameters as required.
  • Monitored machine operations, performed troubleshooting and made necessary adjustments.
  • Communicated effectively with team members regarding production issues or concerns.
  • Loaded and unloaded machines to prevent expensive equipment issues.
  • Monitored and adjusted processes or equipment to improve quality and productivity.
  • Observed machines for proper functioning and made adjustments to meet specifications and complete work orders on-time and under budget.
  • Troubleshot machinery and programming issues to exceed production goals.
  • Adjusted offsets daily based on work orders and changing production needs.
  • Maintained detailed production records to identify areas for improvement and maximize productivity.
  • Set up, adjusted or operated basic or specialized machine tools to support precision machining operations.
  • Fabricated various parts using multiple machines at once.
  • Conducted equipment tests and inspections and made adjustments to maintain safety and functionality.
  • Adhered closely to equipment safety practices to reduce accidents.
  • Measured, laid out and marked metal stock to display placement of cuts.
  • Calculated dimensions or tolerances using micrometers or vernier calipers.
  • Separated scrap waste and related materials for reuse or recycling.

Sheet Metal Fabricator/Welder

US AirForce
Dudley, NC
07.1982 - 07.1986
  • Construct parts from flat sheets of metals utilizing a variety of hand tools including hammers, punches and drills.
  • Perform preventative maintenance on shop machinery such as lubrication oil changes .
  • Read blueprints and specifications to determine the type of sheet metal needed for each job.
  • Inspected finished products for accuracy according to customer requirements.
  • Fabricate sheet metal pieces by cutting, punching, bending, rolling, and forming with hand tools or machines.
  • Repair damaged parts by hammering out dents or filling holes with welded patches.
  • Maintained a clean and safe working environment at all times.
  • Smooth rough surfaces of pieces after fabrication by filing with rasps or power grinders.
  • Align material prior to assembly using squares rulers and scribes when necessary.
  • Form curved sections of sheet metal for use in manufacturing products such as tanks and silos.
  • Assemble ducts and fittings using screws, bolts, rivets, solder, caulking or welding techniques.
  • Inspect completed work for accuracy of fit and conformity to specifications.
  • Operate power brakes to bend sheet metal into desired shapes.
  • Maintain records regarding production output quality control procedures and time taken for each job performed.
  • Check dimensions and angles between formed pieces using protractors and angle gauges.
  • Install insulation in ducts and other equipment as required.
  • Clean finished parts with solvents oils and wire brushes after completion of fabrication process.
  • Use shears to cut sheets of metal into specific sizes and shapes.
  • Weld components together using electric arc welding equipment or gas flame torches.
  • Position parts in jigs fixtures and vises so that they can be worked on effectively.
  • Measure material accurately using measuring instruments such as calipers and micrometers before beginning any task related to fabrication process.
  • Cut materials with powered saws or snips according to measurements specified on drawings or templates.
  • Set up and operate fabricating machines such as brakes, rolls, shears to cut, bend and straighten sheet metal.
  • Used welding and soldering equipment to join sheet metal components following blueprints and job specifications.
  • Operated hydraulic press brakes to transform sheet metal into predetermined shapes and components.
  • Referred to manuals, blueprints and drawings to obtain accurate information for sheet metal project completion.
  • Performed finishes by trimming and deburring to create smooth surfaces and joints of assembled parts.
  • Verified product quality by checking products for accuracy and completing necessary adjustments.
  • Interpreted blueprints and schematics to determine duct placement.
  • Fabricated and altered parts with metal hammers, punches, drills and shears.
  • Used power tools to grind, sand and polish metals, plastics and wood products.
  • Operated heavy machinery to prepare metal products according to customer specifications.
  • Achieved maximum efficiency by working with large crews to install ductwork in existing and new builds.
  • Prepared metals for industrial processes by cleaning, degreasing and removing impurities from raw materials.
  • Selected gauges and types of sheet metal or non-metallic material, according to product specifications.
  • Planned and laid out work from blueprints, drawings, models, or verbal instructions, using measuring instruments.
  • Inspected, assembled, and smoothed seams and joints of burred surfaces.
  • Performed preventive maintenance and minor repairs to machines, equipment, and tooling.
  • Interpreted blueprints, sketches, or product specifications to determine sequence and methods of fabricating, assembling, and installing sheet metal products.
  • Repaired and maintained sheet metal products.
  • Coordinated with other trades, such as plumbing and HVAC, to complete projects efficiently.
  • Welded, soldered, bolted, riveted, screwed, clipped, caulked, or bonded component parts to assemble products.
  • Fabricated, assembled, installed, and repaired sheet metal products and equipment, such as ducts, control boxes, drainpipes, and furnace casings.
  • Trimmed, filed, ground, deburred, buffed, and smoothed surfaces, seams, and joints of assembled parts.
  • Developed templates and other work aids to hold and align parts.
  • Utilized hand tools, portable power tools, and other equipment to cut, shape, and assemble metal components.
  • Fabricated and welded components to assemble structural forms, such as machinery frames, tanks, pressure vessels, and furnace shells.
  • Cleaned joints before beginning any type of welding process by chipping off slag with a hammer or wire brush.
  • Monitored the fitting, burning, and welding processes to avoid overheating of parts or warping, shrinking, distortion, or expansion of material.
  • Applied shielded metal arc welding techniques with electrodes in flat, horizontal vertical positions as well as overhead applications.
  • Maintained a clean working environment by removing scrap metal from work areas.
  • Determined appropriate filler metal type based on joint design and material being joined together.
  • Operated manual or semi-automatic flame-cutting equipment to cut metal for fabrication of products.
  • Set up welding machines based on the job at hand.
  • Conducted flux core arc welding when applicable.
  • Adjusted settings on machines such as current level so it matches the specifications outlined in blueprints and drawings.
  • Performed preventative maintenance on welding tools and equipment.
  • Constructed templates and jigs for fabrication according to blueprints.
  • Ensured that all welds met code requirements through visual inspection methods such as radiography testing where applicable.
  • Troubleshot problems related to welds including porosity issues caused by improper shielding gas flow rates.
  • Gathered required materials for each project in order to meet production deadlines.

CNC Lathe Machinist

Stone Enterprises, INC
Omaha, NE
03/22/10 - 07/01/15
  • Assisted in developing procedures for producing precision machined parts.
  • Developed strategies for reducing cycle times while maintaining high quality standards.
  • Provided support in training new employees in the use of CNC Lathe machines.
  • Followed established safety rules while operating machinery in a safe manner.
  • Read blueprints, drawings and other written instructions to determine job requirements.
  • Calculated feed rate and speed, depth of cut, cutting tools and other parameters as required.
  • Monitored machine operations, performed troubleshooting and made necessary adjustments.
  • Communicated effectively with team members regarding production issues or concerns.
  • Loaded and unloaded machines to prevent expensive equipment issues.
  • Monitored and adjusted processes or equipment to improve quality and productivity.
  • Observed machines for proper functioning and made adjustments to meet specifications and complete work orders on-time and under budget.
  • Maintained detailed production records to identify areas for improvement and maximize productivity.
  • Set up, adjusted or operated basic or specialized machine tools to support precision machining operations.
  • Loaded and unloaded different tool parts from trucks and storage areas.
  • Fabricated various parts using multiple machines at once.
  • Changed out aging tools, fixtures and offsets.
  • Worked from layout and work order, created programs and set up machines to produce required parts.
  • Developed solutions to wide range of complex technical problems to meet organizational objectives and deadlines.
  • Adhered closely to equipment safety practices to reduce accidents.
  • Measured, laid out and marked metal stock to display placement of cuts.
  • Calculated dimensions or tolerances using micrometers or vernier calipers.
  • Separated scrap waste and related materials for reuse or recycling.
  • Observed operating machines or equipment to diagnose machine malfunctions and determine need for adjustments or repairs.
  • Tested experimental models under simulated operating conditions to determine standardization and feasibility of design.
  • Designed detailed preventive maintenance schedules to enhance tool performance.
  • Measured, marked and indicated dimensions and reference points on materials.
  • Calibrated machinery to optimize performance according to prescribed standards and specific project needs.
  • Read and followed blueprints, diagrams and drawings to fabricate products.
  • Inspected material after completion for accurate measurements of dimensions.
  • Set up, adjusted and operated basic or specialized machine tools to perform precision machining operations.
  • Monitored feed and speed of machines during machining processes.
  • Aligned and secured holding fixtures, cutting tools and attachments onto machines.
  • Evaluated machining performance against programmed goals to ensure optimal results.
  • Loaded raw materials onto the machine, adjusted tool settings and checked for accuracy of finished product.
  • Set up and operated CNC Lathe machines to produce parts according to specifications.
  • Programmed CNC Lathes with G-code language or CAM software to create custom programs.
  • Maintained records of production data such as number of pieces produced, cycle time and scrap rate.
  • Performed preventive maintenance on CNC Lathe machines including changing oils, lubricating parts and replacing worn components.
  • Inspected machined parts using measuring instruments such as calipers, micrometers and gauges.
  • Ensured all equipment was functioning properly prior to starting any operation.

Machinist

A-Cass
Omaha, NE
07/10/15 - 06/25/18
  • Aligned components for assembly according to blueprint specifications using measuring instruments such as calipers or dial indicators.
  • Assembled machined parts into mechanical units using hand tools and power tools.
  • Measured, marked and scribed dimensions and reference points on material or work pieces as guides for subsequent machining.
  • Kept accurate records regarding production numbers and any repairs performed on machinery.
  • Verified conformance of finished work piece to specifications by checking measurements with a variety of precision measuring instruments such as height gauges, surface plates and protractors.
  • Monitored production output levels and made adjustments as necessary to maintain production goals.
  • Operated manual lathes to turn down shafts and cut threads into them.
  • Adjusted machine feed and speed, changed cutting tools, or adjusted machine controls when automatic programming was faulty or if machines malfunctioned.
  • Set up and operated various machine tools to produce precision parts and instruments.
  • Changed worn cutting tools as needed during operation.
  • Followed established safety procedures while operating machinery.
  • Read blueprints, sketches, drawings, manuals, specifications or sample part to determine dimensions and tolerance of finished work piece.
  • Maintained quality and safety standards; kept records of maintenance and repair work.
  • Performed routine maintenance on machinery, including lubrication, cleaning.
  • Used grinding equipment for finishing surfaces and sharpening cutting edges on machined parts.
  • Troubleshot issues with machines and made necessary repairs or adjustments.
  • Observed machine operations to detect malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining and adjust machines accordingly.
  • Calculated dimensions and tolerances using knowledge of mathematics and instruments such as micrometers or vernier calipers.
  • Troubleshot and repaired machines to increase productivity and decrease spending.
  • Calibrated machinery to optimize performance according to prescribed standards and specific project needs.
  • Fabricated tools, jigs and fixtures to meet manufacturing and engineering needs.
  • Sustained lockout and tag-out safety protocols by properly using equipment and materials.
  • Followed written instructions to set up and operate manual equipment and computer-controlled production machines.
  • Constructed appropriate offset corrections for tool wear, broken tools, and casting variations.
  • Maintained logs, lists and files and promptly completed necessary paperwork.
  • Monitored feed and speed of machines during machining process to report problems and required repairs.
  • Selected appropriate speeds and feeds according to metal type and finish specifications.
  • Measured, marked and indicated dimensions and reference points on materials.
  • Designed fixtures, tooling or experimental parts to meet special engineering needs.
  • Monitored feed and speed of machines during machining processes.
  • Read and followed blueprints, diagrams and drawings to fabricate products.
  • Measured, laid out and marked metal stock to display placement of cuts.
  • Observed operating machines or equipment to diagnose machine malfunctions and determine need for adjustments or repairs.
  • Aligned and secured holding fixtures, cutting tools and attachments onto machines.
  • Designed detailed preventive maintenance schedules to enhance tool performance.
  • Set up, adjusted and operated basic or specialized machine tools to perform precision machining operations.
  • Inspected material after completion for accurate measurements of dimensions.
  • Separated scrap waste and related materials for reuse or recycling.
  • Calculated dimensions or tolerances using micrometers or vernier calipers.

Education

Certification in Machine Poerator - Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Machinist Technology

Iowa Western Community College
Council Bluffs, IA
05-2021

Skills

  • Statistical process control
  • Material Selection
  • Surface Finishing
  • Production Scheduling
  • Safety Procedures
  • Machine Calibration
  • Computer Skills
  • CNC Programming
  • Blueprint Interpretation
  • Parts Fabrication
  • Precision measuring
  • Precision measurement
  • Equipment set up
  • Measurement tools
  • Waste elimination

Affiliations

  • In my off time you can find me on the golf course or in my wood shop creating gifts for family.

Timeline

Sheet Metal Fabricator/Welder

US AirForce
07.1982 - 07.1986

CNC Lathe Machinist

Stone Enterprises, INC
7/16/18 - 03.2024

CNC Lathe Machinist

Stone Enterprises, INC
03/22/10 - 07/01/15

Machinist

A-Cass
07/10/15 - 06/25/18

Certification in Machine Poerator - Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC) Machinist Technology

Iowa Western Community College

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