Fred Carino

OBJECTIVE: To obtain employment at a company that will utilize my skills, knowledge, and
abilities as an experienced Electro-Mechanic.

EXPERIENCE:

Jul 22-Nov 13, 2009

Position: Electro-Mechanic Technician
Employer: Kelly Services/Intelligent Energy
2955 Redondo Ave
Long Beach, Ca 90806

Duties: Wired electrical sub panels, built a catalyst machine which

developed
Hydrogen to ignite a fuel cell to develop electrical energy. This involved fabri-
Cation of brackets, cutting holes for electrical components, mounting pc boards,
Piping, running pneumatic lines, gas lines: (nitrogen, hydrogen, helium, methane),
fiberglass insulation,running electrical raceways. Received a certification for
Swagelok Tube Fitting Installation and Safety Tube Bending
Mar 11-Jul 9, 2009
Position: Maintenance Mechanic
Employer: Kelly Services/Neutrogena
5755 W. 96th St.
Los Angeles, CA 90045

Duties: Serviced the production department in keeping their lines running

safely and as efficiently as possible. Fillers, cappers bundlers, metal detectors,
cartoners, a wrapper, Hitachi printers, labeling machines. At times, trouble-
shooting was involved, but mostly setting up the machines for different jobs
was the main focus. Of course conveyors were at hand to move their products
from point A to point B. Most motors were driven by VFDs, 480V 3 phase.
Wherever DC motors were utilized, a DC motor controller would be used.
My past experience and background allowed me to learn the equipment quickly
and was on my own fairly soon. I got involved with their cooling towers, their
compounding equipment, agitators, homogenizers, and most of their equipment
utilized the Allen Bradley 5 PLC.
Jul 28-Nov 1, 2008
Position: Maintenance Technician
Employer: Kelly Services/Baxter Bio Science
4501 Colorado Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90039

Duties: Preventative maintenance as well as corrective maintenance

of fractionation equipment. 3 phase motors, pumps, centrifuges,
instrumentation: temp gages, conductivity (ph), cooling towers,
water treatment, valves, cylinders, etc.

Exposed and somewhat applied experience of the plants automatic

process control called a Delta V.system. Within this system is an
actual computer utilizing a graphics monitor through PLCs and all
related afore mentioned equipment for a complete automated system.

Due to the critical sanitation of plasma itself and its bi-products, the
involvement of the FDA is necessary which prompted Baxter to be
fully trained with the FDA’s documentation rigors, from which I, too,
was trained.

Feb 2008-Apr 24, 2008

Position: Electro-Mechanic
Employer: Priority Business Services
27 Brookline
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656

Duties: Priority is a temp-agency who found employment for me with

Leiner Health Products located in the city of Carson, CA. I was
basically involved in repairing and maintaining pharmaceutical
packaging equipment, such as unscramblers, cappers, fillers, metal
detectors, labelers, conveyors.

Helped on the installation of photo sensors, wiring of PLCs, dc

motors, troubleshooting, and repair. Was required to do a little
welding as well as fabrication. Was involved in preventive
maintenance when required.

Feb 1978-Jul 15, 2007

Position: Lead Electro-Mechanic
Employer: Owens Illinois, Inc.
Vernon/Los Angeles, CA 90058

Duties: Directed journeymen level Electro-Mechanic employees, including

Electricians. Prioritized the sequence of work and tasks to be per-
formed; served as trainer and advisor. Involved in the entire main-
tenance program of the finished products operation.
Helped maintain equipment listed below, utilizing preventative and
corrective maintenance. Instrumental in improving machinery and
processes to effect higher efficiency and effectiveness of overall
operation, including fabrication and small design, both mechanical
and electrical, to increase smoother operation of the equipment.

Among the production equipment I serviced and maintained

included: FANUC Robot; fully automated palletizers and packers;
automatic inspection equipment; De-Palletizers, Coders, Labelers,
Strappers, Wrappers, Box-Makers, Box and Bottle Conveyors, and
all other related equipment in the packaging of glass containers.

Experienced with AC and DC Motors, Motor Controllers, Inverters,

PLCs, reading electrical prints, both ladder diagrams and PLC pro-
grams. Also versed in reading pneumatic and hydraulic blueprints
when it became necessary. On occasion, when it was vital to the
operation, welding would be necessary. I developed into a fairly
good welder. However, trouble-shooting and repair of the equip-
ment became my forte.

Tools utilized: VOM, VTVM, Oscilliscope, Amp Probe (digital and

analog), welder (stick), gas cutting rig, power tools, and general
mechanics hand tools. Became fairly knowledgeable with PLCs;
(Allen Bradley, Siemens, T.I., General Electric), as well as PCs,
(Gateway, IBM).

May 1976-Feb 1978

Position: Maintenance Electrician
Employer: McGaw Laboratories
Irvine, CA

Duties: Part of the maintenance crew responsible for the plant electrical
system, from injection molding machines and bottle washers to the
plant lighting and fire alarm systems.

Responsible for wiring and installation of production equipment,

control panels, etc. Was involved in trouble-shooting and repairing
production equipment, involving AC and DC motors. Focused
mainly on the plants backup lighting system, but was frequently
called upon to get production equipment up and running. Packaging
equipment, palletizers, coding equipment, were among the several
machines which I had worked on.

Jun 1974-May 1976

Position: Electronics Technician
Employer: Resdel Engineering Corporation; Donavon Hershey Corporation
Arcadia, CA; Los Angeles, CA

Duties: Installed intercom systems; maintained/repaired and installed related

communication equipment; breadboard electronic circuit boards;
conducted tests and analyzed data to ensure environmental conditions
to meet military specifications. Assisted design engineers with
special projects in the research and development group, which
involved minor fabrication, as well as trouble-shooting, wiring,
soldering, and assembling the final project. This could have been
a transmitter, receiver, or some other type of communication system.

Jun 1970-Jun 1974

Rate: Third Class Petty Officer, E-4
Employer: US NAVY, USS PEORIA LST-1183

Duties: Supervised two men conducting the functions and tasks I formerly
performed (see below) during last year of service.

Responsible for the maintenance and repair of the ship’s gunfire

control system, including two sea-to-air and sea-to-land radar
systems, a gyro system, a range finder and director, radar antenna and
accessories, and the power systems which supplied the GUN (350),
and radar systems. I gained a lot of experience in electrical,
pneumatic, and hydraulic systems, and all the components involved.

Served in the Vietnam War, 1 tour, and was honorably discharged.

EDUCATION and TRAINING:

Feb 1978-Jul 2007
During my employment at Owens Illinois Inc., I was trained on
several Manufacturers equipment: IMAJE ink coders, the FANUC
robot, SECO palletizers and packers, KAUFMAN wrappers and
dispensers, ALLIANCE bulk palletizer, EMMETTI bulk palletizer,
PEARSON box makers and handi-carriers, APC case conveyors,
SIGNODE strappers, automatic inspection equipment designed by
Owens Illinois Inc.

1974-1980
East Los Angeles College
Completed 50 units in Industrial Electronics; radio and TV
broadcasting; Business Management.
Courses: electronics math, electronic systems theory and analysis,
motors and motor controls, AC/DC theory and circuit analysis,
Business Law I and other business-related courses.

Aug 1970-Nov 1970

US NAVAL SCHOOL (FT-A)
Vallejo, CA US Naval Base
Completed courses: Basic electricity, gunfire and missile control
Systems, radar theory and application, ship gyro systems.

Nov 1968-Jan 1970

DeVry Institute of Technology
Phoenix, AZ
Majored in Industrial Electronics. The prescribed subjects were
TV and Radio, Electronic Instrumentation and Controls, Industrial
Electronics, Electronic Communications, 2 hr. lab work on related
subjects daily.

Jun 1968
High School graduate from Pittsburg Senior High School,
Pittsburg, CA.
Received Diploma

MY CONTACT INFORMATION:

ADDRESS: 12714 BLOOMFIELD AVE. #183

NORWALK, CA 90650
CELL PHONE: 323-707-5983
EMAIL: fcarino50@gmail.com

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