Mechanical Engineer

Profile

Energetic and Enthusiastic engineer seeking a position in the Engineering industry to utilize my technical skills to perform engineering work related to researching, designing, and developing machines, mechanical products or tools, mechanical production equipment, or maintaining machines.

Qualifications

BTEC HNC in Manufacturing Engineering

BTEC OND in Mechanical Engineering

NVQ in Engineering Production at levels 2 and 3

Modern Apprenticeship in Engineering Production

City & Guilds in CAD

GCSE 4 grade Cs

Keyskills up to level 3 in:- Application of number

Communication

Information Technology

Education

North East Institute of Further and Higher Education 2000-2004 (part time)

BTEC Higher National Certificate in Manufacturing Engineering

East Antrim Institute of Further and Higher Education 1998-2000 (full time)

BTEC National Diploma in Engineering

Larne High School 1993-1998

GCSE

Relevant Experience

6 Years Industrial Experience

Ryobi present time

CNC Programmer

Dontaur Precision Engineering 2005 - 2006

CNC Turning / Conventional Turning.

B . S . Tooling 2000 - 2005

Modern Apprenticeship

Covering:- CNC Milling / Programming -1year

(Hidenhiem)

CNC Turning / Programming -2 year

(mainly Mazatrol, partly fanuc)

Quality Control - 6 months

Computer Aided Design/ Computer Aided Manufacturing office - 9 months

Bench Fitting - 6 months

Sheet Metal Folding - 3 months

Programmable Logic Controllers unit - 2004

Courses on Microsoft Word, Microsoft Project and Microsoft Excel - 2004

Geometrical Tolerance Reading Course - 2001

Electronics unit - 2000

Slinging and Signaller Course - 2000

Abrasive Wheel Mounters Course - 2000

Electrical and Mechanical principles unit - 2000

Business Insight Conference 1997-98

Other Experience

Experience working within high quality standards.

Typical duties include:

Prevention maintenance

Planning the most efficient sequence of operations for the job

Selecting the appropriate cutting tools for each cut

Selecting the right cutting speeds

Setting tolerances

Positioning the section for each cut

Converting instructions into a numerically-based program for the computer to follow

Checking that work meets quality and technical guidelines

Routine maintenance of machine tools.

References Available Upon Request