1. Marty S. Andrews
302 South Oak Ave., Sylacauga, AL 35150
256-267-3920 martyandrews1965@yahoo.com
Objective
To leverage multiple years of maintenance experience and supervision to upgradean
existing maintenance department, as reflected in production uptime and efficiencies
Summary of qualifications
Over 25 years of industrial maintenance supervision, planning, managementand
problem-solving in heavy industry, high production industries; CMMS, 5-Y, 8-D and
Microsoftskills; largest budgetary responsibility, $4.5mm
Professional experiences
GULF PACKAGING, Tallassee, AL 5/2013 - Present
Provider of corrugated boxes and supplies
MaintenanceManager
 Managed 9 direct reports supporting a plant of 130 presses, folders, gluer, inking
creasing, die cutter, drill presses hydraulics, compressors
 Manage daily maintenance operation; currently developing Lockout/Tagoutand
PM programwith CMMS; budget responsibility
U.S. PIPE, Bessemer, AL 9/2011 – 4/2013
Provider of complete range of ductile iron pipe and fittings, as well as other
products for the water and wastewater industries
MaintenanceSupervisor
 Managed between 30 and 50 direct reports in a company of 400 employees;
$150- 200mmyear in sales
 Serviced cast iron pipe making machinery, mostly older and ”home-made”
machines
 Supervised off-shiftmaintenance; 35 craftspeople…boilermakers, pipefitters,
welders, millwrights, electricians, craneoperators…in strong union foundry
 Daily PM and CMMS updates
 Major and minor equipment repairs
 Installation of new equipment and modification of old
 Order supplies and parts/maintain inventory
 Obtain contractor quotes

2. NEWBOLD SERVICES, Wilsonville, AL 7/2005 – 9/2011
Contract provider of janitorial, light machine maintenance, material handling,
parking lot maintenance, carpet care, etc.
Account Manager
 Managed up to 150 employees
 Managed the maintenance and cleaning crews for the 1.88mmkW Gaston
Steam Power Plant
 Left after contract was completed
MAINTENANCESOLUTIONS,Alexander City, AL 12/2001 –6/2005
Supervised crews rebuilding industrialequipment throughoutthe southeast US
Owner
 Contracts for quarries, engine plants, foundries, steel mills, chemical plants, etc.
Serviced/installed conveyors, blastfurnaces, heattreaters, boilers, machine
presses, dry hearth and wet hearth furnaces and other equipment. Employed 8
supervisors/skilled full-time; maximum number of temps contracted: 100
INTERMET, Alexander City, AL 1/1989 – 1/2001
Largestof independent foundry companies, producing ferrous/non-ferrous
castings (ductile iron, gray iron, and aluminum) castings for automotive and
marine applications
MaintenanceSupervisor
 Rose fromhourly employee to supervisor of over 30 skilled maintenance
employees over 3 shifts
 Developed CMMS system
 Balanced monthly and yearly capital $4-4.5mm capitalbudget; managed spare
parts inventory
 Manager/overseer of contractors and projects
Education
1.5 years credits toward Applied Science, Mechanical Engineer
Central Alabama Community College, Alexander City, AL
Other
Welding certification, 5Y and 8D training