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Theodore F Black III

Oakland,MD

Summary

Highly-motivated employee with desire to take on new challenges. Strong work ethic, adaptability. Adept at working effectively unsupervised and quickly mastering new skills. Experienced and dependable worker with a proven track record of efficiently completing tasks in various settings. Skilled in manual labor, equipment operation, and maintaining a clean and organized workspace. Safety-conscious with the ability to adapt to different environments. Ready to contribute to a dynamic team and make a positive impact.

Overview

25
25
years of professional experience

Work History

Sr Coil Winder

Phenix / Doble
Accident, MD
02.2011 - 04.2024
  • Tested completed coils for electrical continuity using ohmmeters or other appropriate testing equipment.
  • Maintained records of production activities such as number of coils produced, scrap rate.
  • Inspected finished products for defects in workmanship or materials used.
  • Assisted other employees in the production process when needed.
  • Trained new employees in the use of winder machines and related procedures.
  • Repaired defective coils by rewinding them according to specifications provided by engineers.
  • Adjusted coil winders to specified wire size, insulation type and turns per layer.
  • Monitored machine operation to detect potential problems and take corrective action when necessary.
  • Assembled, wired and tested prototype transformer coils.
  • Ensured that the required number of turns were wound onto each coil.
  • Operated manual coil winders using hand tools such as tweezers and screwdrivers.
  • Cleaned up debris from the work area after completing tasks.
  • Programmed automatic coil winders according to specifications provided by customers or engineering drawings.
  • Read blueprints or schematics to determine winding parameters.
  • Calculated voltage drop across various components of a transformer coil assembly.
  • Adhered to specifications and maintained tolerances in production activities.
  • Operated forklifts to move coils and component materials.
  • Used wire or bolt cutters to cut wires and form leads.
  • Used hand tools to cut wire and thread.
  • Used setscrews to adjust tension on wires and set counters.
  • Observed counter and stop machines to determine number of specified coils.
  • Set up and adjusted machinery to specific needs.
  • Formed leads by threading ends of wires from reel through tension device.
  • Reviewed wiring diagrams and work orders to determine type and size of wiring specified.
  • Used test lamps to verify coil-winding continuity.
  • Calculated distances, surface areas and volumes using basic math skills.
  • Operated wire-coiling machine to wind wire coils used in transformers and resistors.
  • Selected coil-forming devices for specified coils to fasten device onto machine arbor, spindle, or mandrel.

Labor /Residential Roofer

Ron Llewellyn
Cumberland, MD
05.1999 - 09.2010
  • Checked existing structures for proper installation of flashing around chimneys, vents and other openings.
  • Installed and replaced shingles, tiles, metal panels, flashings, gutters and downspouts.
  • Removed old shingles and tiles from roofs prior to installation of new material.
  • Ensured that safety protocols were followed during each job site visit.
  • Repaired leaks in roofs using waterproof sealants.
  • Conducted regular maintenance checks on equipment used in roofing projects.
  • Utilized power tools such as nail guns to secure roofing materials into place.
  • Assessed weather conditions prior to starting work on a roof.
  • Kept worksites clean by removing debris regularly throughout the duration of a project.
  • Followed local building codes while installing new roofs or repairing existing ones.
  • Worked closely with colleagues on larger-scale residential roofing projects.
  • Inspected finished work to ensure quality standards were met before leaving job sites.
  • Cut roofing materials to specified sizes using hand tools such as hammers, saws and knives.
  • Loaded and unloaded building materials from trucks onto roofs with the help of hoists or ladders.
  • Built scaffolding around buildings when necessary in order to access higher parts of a structure's exterior.
  • Cemented and nailed flashing strips of over joints to achieve watertight seals.
  • Repaired and maintained surface materials to make building exteriors weatherproof and waterproof.
  • Repaired and replaced roof membrane, sub roofing, sheathing and base materials.
  • Cut roofing paper to size and nailed and stapled paper to roof in overlapping strips to form base for roofing materials.
  • Maintained and repaired roofing tools and equipment.
  • Overlapped successive layers of roofing material, determining distance of overlap using chalk line, gauge on shingling hatchet and lines on shingles.
  • Worked safely and effectively under difficult conditions and completed projects under various kinds of weather.
  • Followed manufacturer specifications to remove old roofing materials and install new roofs.
  • Communicated clearly and reliably with foreman and crew leaders, highlighting safety concerns and detailing project progress.
  • Applied plastic coatings and membranes, fiberglass or felt over sloped roofs to prepare for shingle installation.
  • Gained independent working skills and guided and mentored less experienced team members.
  • Loaded materials and tools into vehicles and unloaded upon arrival at jobsites.
  • Performed demanding physical work over extended periods and modeled positive attitude.
  • Displayed high standards for quality workmanship and routinely double-checked work.
  • Added vapor barriers or insulating materials on flat roofs.
  • Understood how to operate and maintain job site equipment safely and for maximum productivity.
  • Cleaned or prepared construction sites to eliminate hazards.
  • Resolved labor, design and tool issues during construction projects.
  • Set up ladders or scaffolding to safely access roof.
  • Demonstrated best safety practices working at heights and lifting various objects.

Education

High School Diploma -

Fort Hill High School
Cumberland, MD
05-1993

Electrical Maintenance Certificate - Residential Electrical Wiring

Center For Career And Technical Education
Cresaptown Md
05-1993

Skills

  • Basic equipment operation
  • Safety awareness
  • Basic Machine Operation
  • Physical Stamina
  • Hand and power tools
  • Safety Compliance
  • Machine Operation
  • Hand-Eye Coordination
  • Teamwork and Collaboration
  • Task Prioritization
  • Self Motivation
  • Goal Setting
  • Active Listening
  • Reliability
  • Time management abilities
  • Continuous Improvement
  • Team building
  • Quality Control
  • Organizational Skills
  • Attention to Detail
  • Multitasking
  • Adaptability
  • Forklift Operation

References

References available upon request.

Timeline

Sr Coil Winder

Phenix / Doble
02.2011 - 04.2024

Labor /Residential Roofer

Ron Llewellyn
05.1999 - 09.2010

High School Diploma -

Fort Hill High School

Electrical Maintenance Certificate - Residential Electrical Wiring

Center For Career And Technical Education
Theodore F Black III