I was employed as a Generalist service tech. My tasks included repair and service of all major appliance as well as heating and air conditioners. I was required to maintain a parts inventory in the service van and a general ledger documenting payment types.
I employed as a test tech to Build, design and align RF products for the military as well as the FAA
As a field engineer I was trained to install and maintain sensors used in the pulp paper and plastics industries.
I was the service manager of a large service center in the north east market area. I supervised a dozen bench techs and three appliance technicians and four delivery drivers. I would schedule work loads and well as delivery schedules. I was the contact person for 30 plus stores in the rental industry.
I was originally hired as an circuit board assembler, in less than a year I was promoted to an assistant production supervisor on our first shift line. Less than a year later I was promoted to production supervisor on our second shift line. I was also the facility solder instructor for the MIL spec454-J requirements. At peak production I had over 100 union operators the I directed on a daily basis