Johnathan Denton
Rockwood,MI
Summary
I am a hard worker, a self-starter, and usually lead the jobs that I work on. I enjoy the challenges that are presented by building and maintaining machinery.
Safety-oriented Millwright with more than 13 years of experience planning and categorizing equipment while maintaining consistent production. Dedicated employee offering skills in mechanical maintenance and issue troubleshooting. Adaptable worker skilled in building and dismantling equipment.
I've worked as a machine build/millwright contractor for the last 13 years working on projects at companies like kuka North America,Comau, Paslin, and several other tier one automotive tooling manufacturers.
Highly accurate Millwright /Machine Builder exceptional in production of quality machinery built to assist technically sound and profitable milling operations. Detailed and safety-oriented employee with 13 years accident-free history. Collaborative team member and group-focused machine worker with adaptability in differing social dynamics.
Overview
14
14
years of professional experience
Work History
Millwright/Machine Builder
Jatca
Rochester, Michigan
11.2011 - Current
- Inspected and tested all machinery components to ensure proper functionality.
- Replaced faulty parts such as bearings, gears, and shafts in a timely manner.
- Installed new equipment according to manufacturer specifications.
- Operate all shop tools including welding equipment, Bridgeport, drill press, band saws, sheet metal shears, brake press and any other tooling that is related to the trade.
- Small tool build and assembly
- I have experience building complete weld cells, transfer lines, conveyors and any other equipment related to automotive assembly lines. From start to finish including but not limited to floor layout, blueprint reading, research and development, troubleshooting and debug.
- I build several assembly lines and then traveled to the plant both in and out of state to do a final install and buy off on them.
- Performed preventive maintenance on all production machines.
- Assembled industrial machines using appropriate tools and techniques.
- Aligned motors, pumps, gearboxes, conveyors and other mechanical systems.
- Adjusted machine settings to optimize performance and reduce downtime.
- Troubleshot problems with hydraulic systems and pneumatics.
- Repaired broken or worn parts by welding, grinding, machining or fabricating replacement parts as needed.
- Reassembled machines after repair work was completed.
- Calibrated instruments such as pressure gauges and thermometers for accuracy of readings.
- Fabricated spare parts from raw materials such as steel bars or plates.
- Ensured safety regulations were followed while performing tasks.
- Ran tests on newly installed machines to verify their optimal functioning.
- Monitored the operation of machinery during production runs.
- Removed old equipment from facilities in an efficient manner.
- Disassembled defective machines for further inspection and repairs.
- Lubricated moving parts of machinery at regular intervals to prevent breakdowns.
- Maintained accurate records of all repairs performed on machinery.
- Assisted in troubleshooting complex issues with automated processes or robotics systems.
- Maintained clean and environmentally safe work area.
- Completed routine preventive maintenance on heavy equipment, minimizing machinery downtime.
- Repaired and lubricated machines and equipment and assembled and installed equipment using hand tools and power tools.
- Moved machinery and equipment weighing over 10,000 pounds using hoists, Crane, dollies, rollers and trucks.
- Used and maintained shop equipment to prevent downtime and reduce safety hazards.
- Read diagrams and schematic drawings to determine work procedures.
- Signaled crane operator to lower basic assembly units to bedplate and aligned unit to centerline.
- Dismantled machines, categorized parts by carefully documenting components and moved equipment into storage.
- Reviewed equipment and daily job specifications, drawings and blueprints to properly and safely assemble any type of machinery.
- Installed stationary industrial machinery and mechanical equipment according to layout plans with 100% accuracy.
- Used rigging, hoists and equipment to move heavy machinery between locations and complete installations.
- Completed corrective and predictive maintenance on industrial machinery to replace worn parts and prevent breakages.
- Inspected and completed troubleshooting to repair machinery.
- Assembled machines and bolted, welded or riveted components to foundation or other structures using hand tools and power tools.
- Installed machines in industrial and construction settings and tested to confirm proper working condition.
- Observed required safety measures when using blowtorches, wrenches and forklifts to maintain high standards.
- Adjusted machinery and repaired or replaced defective parts to save company on repair fees.
- Assembled moving parts and sub-assemblies and adjusted, leveled and tensioned machines and components.
- Read blueprints and sketches to fabricate equipment, make modifications and establish work procedures.
- Inspected operating safety devices for proper functionality after repairs, installations, modifications and installations.
Education
Some College (No Degree) - Applied Science And Welding Technology
Wayne County Community College District
Detroit, MISkills
- Parts Repair
- Structural Welding
- Safety Compliance
- Blueprint Reading
- Equipment Installation
- Mechanical Tool Usage
- Repair Work
- Equipment Set up
- Power Tools Operation
- Equipment Inspection
- Equipment Repair
- Technical Documentation Reading
- Equipment Preparation
- Tool Repair and Maintenance
- Machinery Dismantling
- Fabrication
- Equipment Troubleshooting
- Material Needs Determination
- Equipment Inspections
- Work Planning
- Mechanical Troubleshooting
- Refinery Operations
- Equipment Assembly
- Machinery Maintenance
- Experience in rigging machinery for removal or installation
- Comfortable with use of a Bronson, forklift, overhead crane, and other lifting mechanisms used to install automated equipment
Timeline
Millwright/Machine Builder
Jatca
11.2011 - Current
Some College (No Degree) - Applied Science And Welding Technology
Wayne County Community College District