CV Service Engineer, HVAC Technician

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CV/Resume ID no.: 84012
Last Updated: Sunday, September 14, 2008

Application for the position of Maintenance Technician
I am interested to apply for this position advertised in ST701. My resume is attached for your reference.
I am confident that my qualifications and experience will be an asset in your organization. I would greatly appreciate an interview at your earliest convenience.
Thank you for your consideration

Objective

To work within facilities management, improving existing skills and learning new ones, identifying and solving problems.

Experience Summary

More than 10 years of industry experience mainly in telecommunication, Logistics & Maintenance. Well versed in facilities maintenance, repair, quality control and product design. Skilled in organizing workflow, ideas, materials, and personnel.


Professional Experience

Carpigiani Japan Inc.
Service Engineer
Responsible for the repair of commercial ice cream machines and display cases. Visit customers throughout Japan and conduct machine inspections and repairs. Perform gas welding, evacuation, charging and leak testing on machines at the customers location and at the factory. Overhaul all machine components to include compressors, motors, pumps and accessory components. Perform operational test on machines received. Responsible for the management of parts received, warehousing and inventory. Create and manage an inventory database of over 2000 parts.


Shin Ei Real Estate Company, Roppongi, Tokyo Feb 2006 – Oct 2007
HVAC Technician
Responsible for HVAC repairs, settings and adjustment of pneumatic controls, thermal sensors, actuators and alarms. Perform troubleshooting and repair of HVAC equipment and machines to include the overhaul of motors and compressors.
Responsible for the maintenance and troubleshooting of the following equipment:
US made packaged high temperature KEWANEE water boiler nominal output 2,201,000 Kcal/hr or 8,735 Mbh horsepower capacity for Embassy housing compound.
Packaged high temperature KEWANEE Water boiler of 3000 Mbh horsepower capacity for Embassy high rise buildings Dayton Boilers for Marine dormitory buildings
YORK air handlers. Centralized air condition York Turbopak chilled water chillers (2)
One – 544 tons capacity and one- 456 tons capacity for Embassy building high rise buildings. US made centralized air conditioner (2) CARRIER chillers for 3 high rise towers and 4 sets of residential housing . Output capacity: 347,000 Kcal/hr 200 horsepower.Detroit Allison standby power emergency generators. 3 units 600 kilowats. 1 unit 50 kilowatts. Additional equipment includes booster pumps, air compressors, air condition compressors, cooling towers, water treatment, expansion tanks, exhaust and supply fans, fire extinguishers, fire hoses and air dampers.
Additional duties include assisting with the creation of AutoCAD drawings and schematics for electrical shop.

NHP (In House Product) Hashimoto, Japan Aug 2004 – Aug 2005
AutoCAD Operator
Involved in all phases of product design. Responsible for all drawings made, using Japanese AutoCAD, Sketchup and VectorWorks software. Operated NC turret punch machines, engine lathe and sheet metal bender.
After training, was involved in development of an interface program for NC machines using MetaCam technology.
Involved in the translation of help manuals of an inventory application from Japanese to English

US/Japan Master Labor Contract Employee Feb 1997- Jul 2004

Sagamihara, Japan
Warehouseman Jan 2001- Jul 2004
Operated forklift. Conduct inventories. Performed maintenance on warehouse facility. Translated instructions for Japanese co-workers.
Camp Zama, Japan
Telephone Operator Jan 1999- Jan 2001
Answered and placed calls for customers. Maintained database directory. Provided directory assistance. Translated for Japanese customers and co-workers.
Sagami Depot US Army Base, Japan Jan 1997- Jan 1999
Equipment Inspector
Performed visual, physical, and functional inspections on medical instruments, office equipment, communication equipment, air conditioning heating and ventilation systems, cabling, electronic equipment tools, petroleum. Determined proper identification, condition, classification, serviceability, and preservation of each item in accordance with US Army regulations. Kept abreast of all inspection and modification technical changes. Completed required Department of Defense inspection report indicating the degree of serviceability and repair. Conducted final inspections to ensure requested repairs were made and item was operable.
Camp Zama, Japan Jan 1995- Jan 1996 Maintenance Worker
Performed routine and emergency repair maintenance on Department of Defense buildings. Modernized interior construction of buildings by installing new fixtures, wiring, cabling cabinets, painting, and wallpapering. Received, stored, inventoried, and shipped supply items. Managed the sensitive control area. Participated in semi-annual warehouse inventories. Processed shipping documentation and annotated discrepancies. Maintained strict safety and sanitation procedures. Provided professional staff training in the areas of shipping, receiving, warehouse, storage, sanitation, pest control, and safety. Operated forklifts without accident/incident.
US Marine Corps Oct.1987-Nov.1994
Machinist
Responsible for the fabrication of parts and items of equipment using casts, forgings, and raw stock from metals or alloys. Planned, referenced, and prepared materials to be processed. Used various types of conventional and computer numerical control machine tools. Operated all types of machine tools and performed machine operations to include boring, drilling, planning, milling, and turning on milling machines, radial, and multiple drill presses, shapers. Performed precision handwork to fit, finish, and assembled machined parts and equipment. Skilled in interpreting and working with blueprints, sketches, models. Proficient in arc and gas welding. Maintained strict safety procedures.
Education
Associate Degree, General Studies, Central Texas College Dec 2000
Training / Seminars
Tesl/Tefl Certified May 2004
HVAC Technicians Course Nov. 2004
PC Repair Course Jan. 2003
AutoCAD Operator Course 2D/3d Mar. 2005
Electronics Technology and Advanced
Troubleshooting I & II Jun. 2002
Electronics Technology with Laboratory Jan. 2001
EPA Refrigeration Certification Dec 2006
Languages
Japanese: Advanced speaking; Intermediate reading & writing
English: Fluent
Certifications
Japanese Language Proficiency Test: 3rd level Dec 2000
EPA HVAC Technician 608, 609 Certification Jul 2006
A+/Network+ Dec 2005
MCP Win XP Sep 2007

Central Texas College
US Military Schools

MCP Win XP
A+ Network+

Japanese Ability, Brazing, Troubleshooting