Scott Cobb

Maintain and repair carburizing furnaces, endothermic generators, Fanuc robots, Gleason and Klingelnberg CNC machines, as well as any facility maintenance needed. Complete PMs and work orders via cmms system. Work with control engineers and mechanical trades to repair or update any of the above listed equipment. Furnace work that I do is on par with a pyrometer. Checking gas/air mixture in burners and tune them as well as clean, maintain and replace flowscopes for the various gases used in furnace. All control cabinet wiring for ignition transformers, gas and air solenoids, various relays to control temps, gases, air and the like.

Maintain and repair assembly line automation and equipment such as, Fanuc robots, Henrob rivet guns, Weber flow drills, chemtreat lines and ovens. Used Rs logix 5000 to troubleshoot automation issues, work on gas trains and electrical equipment for Durr ovens. Used Maximo to order parts for job and to complete work orders. was Electrical team lead for 3 years, so more part ordering and lining jobs up for trades.

Maintain automation cells for spot welding and MIG welding robots via electrical control cabinets, weld controllers, Fanuc robot contollers as well as facility wiring needed to update, add or relocate cells.

Started my apprenticeship here and gained my journeyman license in May of 2000. my job consisted of installing electrical wiring per NEC code for new and buildings in industrial, commerical, and residential applications. I have wired buildings from start to finish by way of excavating my own underground wiring, transformer pads to service and switchgears to running conduit in building and finishing out with lights, plugs etc. I can run excavating equipment, articulating lifts, scissor lifts, towable lifts, tractors for grading and forktrucks for lifting.