TIM EISENHAUR
Wells,ME
Summary
Adept at enhancing system efficiency and reliability, I spearheaded maintenance initiatives at LAVALLEY LUMBER, significantly improving performance while reducing costs. Expert in electrical troubleshooting and preventive maintenance, my leadership and technical skills ensure optimal operations. I excel in welding techniques and water treatment, demonstrating a proactive approach to problem-solving and team development. Dedicated Stationary Engineer with 35+ years of experience overseeing industrial heating, cooling and plumbing systems. Detail-oriented and organized with strong planning and problem-solving abilities. Pursuing a challenging new role with for advancement.
Overview
39
39
years of professional experience
Work History
2ND CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER
LAVALLEY LUMBER, NEBM, PLEASANT RIVER LUMBER
563 NEW DAM RD SANFORD ME
11.1989 - Current
- Ensured optimal performance of boilers, chillers, and generators through routine inspections and maintenance tasks.
- Identified problems and recommended new processes to improve performance and reduce costs.
- Oversaw start-up, operations and shutdown procedures.
- Conducted preventive, corrective and predictive maintenance actions.
- Collected and tested water samples from cooling towers and other systems.
- Inspected systems, equipment and components to determine maintenance needs.
- Coached and assisted employees with adapting to new processes.
- Performed emergency repairs on critical equipment to minimize disruption to facility operations during unplanned outages or failures.
3rd Engineer
CREST TANKERS
St Louis, MO
06.1985 - 11.1989
- Assisted in maintaining electrical systems on board, ensuring uninterrupted power supply for all ship functions.
- Supported senior engineers in upgrading existing systems on the vessel, enhancing overall efficiency and reliability.
Education
Bachelor of Science - ENGINEERING
MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY
Castine, ME05.1985
Skills
- Performing repairs
- Troubleshooting
- Preventive Maintenance
- Welding Techniques
- Variable Frequency Drives
- Valve repair
Timeline
2ND CLASS STATIONARY ENGINEER
LAVALLEY LUMBER, NEBM, PLEASANT RIVER LUMBER
11.1989 - Current
3rd Engineer
CREST TANKERS
06.1985 - 11.1989
Bachelor of Science - ENGINEERING
MAINE MARITIME ACADEMY