1. Rob J. Cockrell, Jr.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
PO Box 243 Inkom, Idaho 83245
Cell: (208) 705-1221 (preferred) Home: (208) 775-4476
robc60@hotmail.com
Specialty
Electrical and Automation Systems Commissioning and Maintenance
Career Objective
It is my goal to enter an Engineering/Planning/Maintenance role where I can make a
visible contribution to the success of the company by meeting and/or exceeding internal
and external customer’s needs. My long-term plans include bundling these skills to
eventually advance in the corporation as opportunities become available.
Qualifications and Services
• Control Software: Rockwell (Allen Bradley) PLC 500/5000, Measurex DCS, Siemens PCS-7,
• Networks: ASI, Device net and Ethernet
• HMI: Factory Talk Studio, RSView 32, RSView SE, Panel View and Wonderware
• Misc. Software: VMWare, some experience with Visual Basic for Applications
• Power Control/Relaying systems including GE Digitrip, GE Multilin, and Schweitzer relays
• Technical Training for Plant Operators, Technicians, Supervisors, Millwrights and Electricians
• Evaluate/Review/Develop Plant Standard Operating Procedures for start-up, shut down, LOTO
• Operations and Maintenance for medium and high-pressure boiler systems
• Operations and Maintenance for water treatment systems including reverse osmosis, Cold- and Hot-
Zeolite/Lime softener and Ion-Exchange demineralizers
• Operations, Supervision, and Maintenance for chemical processing facilities
• Emergency Response Operations including Incident Command, Medical Services, HAZMAT control,
contamination and disposition

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Rob J. Cockrell, Jr.
Professional Experience
May 2014- Present
Boccard Life Sciences, Inc.
Automation Engineer
• Develop PLC and HMI programs to meet customer specifications
o PLC
 Mostly RSLogix 5000
 RSLogix 500
o HMI
 Factory Talk 7.0
 Factory Talk
 RSView 32
 Wonderware Historian
o Rockwell Asset Center Software
• Other Software includes BootP, Rockwell Drive Executive, Rockwell VFDs, Digital and Analog AS-i
network systems, and some Ethernet Networking Tools.
• Aid in the startup, commissioning and troubleshooting of said programs at the Twin Falls, Idaho
Chobani Yogurt Plant
December 2012 – May 2014
Advanced Process Technologies, Inc. (APT)
Controls Engineer
• Develop PLC and HMI programs to meet customer specifications
o PLC
 Mostly RSLogix 5000
 RSLogix 500
o HMI
 Factory Talk SE 6.1 and 7.0
 Factory Talk
 RSView 32
o Rockwell Asset Center Software
• Other Software includes BootP, Rockwell Drive Executive, Rockwell VFDs and some Ethernet
Networking Tools.
• Aid in the startup, implementation and troubleshooting of said programs at customer facilities
• Install, wire, and perform IO Checks on all Control Panel and Field-Mounted components
Systems include startup of HTSTs, 4-tank/Multiple CIP systems each with multiple circuits, Blend
Systems, Conveyor Systems, Cheese Molders, and some exposure to Belt-type Cheese Curd/Whey
Separators, Centrifugal Cream Separators, and Homogenizers.
July30 – August 31 2012
Idapro, Burley Idaho
AUTOCAD Drafter/System Developer
• This was a temporary, self employment opportunity between Spring and Fall ISU semesters creating
AutoCAD 2013 design drawings for a potato-product dehydration plant being built in the area.

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Rob J. Cockrell, Jr.
Professional Experience
August 28, 2010 – December 27, 2011
Premier Technology, Inc. Blackfoot, Idaho
Electrical Engineer / Project Manager
• Electrical Engineer
o Reviewed drawings and project design parameters to ensure NEC compliance
o Coordinated efforts between Electrical, Mechanical, Drafting, Quality Control, and
Purchasing to ensure project schedule compliance
o Acted as Premier Technology’s Electrical liaison with the customer and parts vendors
• Overseer of Active Project Electrical Tasks
o Supervised 7-16 non-union Electrician’s work on up to 5 simultaneous fabrication projects at
a time-highest contract value was approximately $3.5MM
o Assisted in the development of electrical drawings for projects
 System Block Diagrams
 Electrical One-line Diagrams
 Wiring Diagrams
 Network Topology Drawings
 Instrumentation Drawings
 Electrical BOMs
 P&IDs
o Specification of Project parts and materials
o Placed Request for Quotes and subsequently ordered parts for the projects
o Received and tracked parts for various Projects to ensure compliance with NQA-1 Quality
standards
• Bid and Proposal
o Worked with multiple departments to provide timely project quotes
o Researched electrical applications to ensure compliance with NEC and other standards
o Provided manpower estimates and electrical schedules for project completion
March 31, 2008 – July 14, 2010
FMC Corporation, Green River, Wyoming
Electrical Maintenance Engineer
• Electrical Maintenance Engineer over five of eight Areas in the Complex-Caustic Soda (NAOH) Plant,
Lake Dredge, ELDM_Type Soda Ash Plant, two Monohydrate soda ash plants, and the main 16
ton/minute mine hoist with all associated support systems. I also assisted in similar duties in the
remaining three areas including a Bicarb Plant, SesquiHydrate Soda ash plant and two power houses
with approximately 120MW capacity-coal and gas fired.
o Initiate and/or support electrical maintenance troubleshooting/repair activities
o Responsible to program above mentioned control systems
o Aid in design and implementation of new systems
o Perform IR preventive maintenance scans and recommend corrective actions
• Electrical Maintenance Coordinator
o Supervised between 8 and 17 union Electrician/Instrumentation Techs at a time
o Work with planners in assigning and coordinating maintenance activities
o Consult with and guide maintenance personnel in the performance of their duties
o Keep accurate time records and other managerial duties
o Work with production personnel to address their maintenance needs
• Systems Training Development
o Initiate training of Maintenance personnel for new systems/equipment
o Identify training needs of crews and develop means to maintain skill levels
o Develop and/or schedule training for myself and crew members
o Provided many one-on-one training sessions with hourly and salaried workers
• Safety

4. o Participated in Safe Workplace Initiative (SWI) program
o Responsible Care Management System (RCMS) trained
o Performed daily safety-minute meetings while serving as coordinator

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Rob J. Cockrell, Jr.
Professional Experience (cont.)
October 30, 2006 – February 29, 2008
North American Energy Services (NAES), Issaquah, Washington
Project Engineer
• NERC Reliability Standards Program Developer
o Developed NAES NERC Reliability Program for GO/GOP Functions
o Participated in SERC GO/GOP audit
o Coordinated all Compliance activities in many NAES plants and some in others
o Provided consulting to NAES-Operated facilities and 35 outside facilities
• Transition Manager
o Tracked and managed activities related to transition of Owner/Operator services including;
Management services, HR, Maintenance, Training, Safety, Accounting, and CMMS Systems
o Developed and Conducted Plant Safety, LOTO, Permitting, and Hearing/Respiratory
Protection
o Liaison between all three interested parties
Operations Analyst Supervisor
o Supervised and allocated resources for development of Plant Manuals and Programs for
internal and external customers
o Tracked progress of and managed ~20 outside-customer contracts ($3 million annual value)
o Performed technical reviews of manuals to be shipped
o Provided estimates for new projects
o Supported NAES Marketing Division in the sale of NAES’ Technical-Support products and
services
October 24, 2005 – October 6, 2006
AMI Semiconductor, Pocatello, Idaho
Etch Process Engineer:
• Responsible for four semiconductor etch process areas
• Designed Experiments to help diagnose and address critical process roadblocks/opportunities
• Developed and implemented new process control scheme to overcome persistent metal-etch control
problems
• Assisted in all sustaining issues and maintained critical SPC control charts under the 6-Sigma system
• Conducted training/certification testing of production personnel
• Coordinated efforts between Maintenance and Production personnel to meet production schedules
June 1, 2004 – October 13, 2006
General Electric Company Water and Process Technologies
(Formerly Ecolochem), Norfolk, VA
Field Service Representative (FSR):
• Liaison between GE and JR Simplot Company in Pocatello, Idaho
• Responsible for the operation and maintenance of a 600gpm Mobile Reverse Osmosis Water
Treatment Facility
• Developed and implemented a tracking system to aid in identifying and correcting problems
• Maintained reasonable equipment and supplies inventory

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Rob J. Cockrell, Jr.
Professional Experience
April 7, 1980 – December 28, 2002
J.R. Simplot Co. Pocatello, Idaho
Shift Supervisor:
• Supervised up to 25 union personnel in various roles as listed below to coordinate operations between
my stewardship and the rest of the plant.
• My areas of responsibility
o Two Anhydrous-Ammonia plants including Refrigeration and a loading/unloading operation
(5 Operators)
o Central - Control operation (2 Operators)
o Two Sulfuric Acid plants (3700TPD combined capacity)- including a 16MW Steam Turbine
Generator Co-generation plant (2 Outside Operators)
o Three Ammonium Phosphate Granulation plants (3 Outside Operators and a floating laborer)
o Ammonium Sulfate Granulation plant (1 Outside Operator)
o Phosphoric Acid De-fluorinating plant (1 Outside Operator)
o Molten sulfur unloading station (1 – 2 Operators)
o Three boiler steam plants (1 Operator)
o Railroad switching operation (2 Switchman/Engineers)
o Bulk fertilizer shipping operation (2 – 6 Operators)
• Provided accurate information and safety assistance/training to all operators within my areas
• Handled waste effluent treatment and performed State and Federal reporting
• Served as an Incident Commander/Safety Officer in the event of an emergency
Central Control Room Operator:
• Primary person in charge of controlling emissions and effluents leaving four areas of the plant
• Directed three operators in three plants to produce steam, sulfuric acid, and electricity
• Controlled the distribution of Sulfuric Acid, Steam, Process Air, Water, and Sulfur
• Monitored Ammonia and Sulfuric Acid loading/Unloading stations
• Correlated the above operations among the three other areas of the plant
Sulfuric Acid Plant Outside Operator:
• Operated a 600-gpm Reverse Osmosis system and Strong Acid/Strong Base Demineralizers
• Supported the control of 40 to 650 psig steam production and distribution systems
• Operated 16-Megawatt steam-turbine-generator set and all auxiliary systems
JR Simplot Computer Application Resource Expert (CARE) Team:
• Provided one-on-one training in Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 95 and 98, various network
applications, and Microsoft Office Professional Edition including Outlook and Front Page
Operating Procedure Technical Writer:
• Gathered plant information and created Operating Procedures for:
o Centralized Control Room Operations
o Two Sulfuric Acid Plant Operations
o Boiler Operations covering Initial Startup, Normal Startup & Shutdown, Normal Operations
o Emergency Shutdown, LOTO, and Confined Space Entry
• Wrote Visual Basic for Applications macros to aid in procedure development and publishing
• Assisted with the above in five other areas of the JR Simplot Don Plant
Plant Trainer:
• Provided a significant portion of training to operating and management personnel

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Rob J. Cockrell, Jr.
Professional Training
Personal Training:
2008 through 2012
3 Semesters at Idaho State University ESTEC Instrumentation and Controls Program
MSHA Surface Mine training with 2010 24-hour refresher
Measurex (Honeywell) DCS programming
Two weeks of Siemens PCS-7 workshops
Three-day Foxboro IA training workshop
Siemens PDM Software training
Lean Six Sigma Training
Software: AutoCAD2013, MS Office, SAP, Rockwell Software (RSLinx; RSLogix 5, 500, 5000;
PanelBuilder32; PCIS), Process Information (PI), PC Anywhere, Cornerstone, AutoCAD
LT, Virtual Machine Software, Sixnet/Isagraph, ABB MP200, ROCLINK 800,
ROCLINK For Windows, WRQ Reflections, Siemens PDM and Simatic Manager,
2006 and 2007 NERC Reliability Standards Workshops
Two CIP Workshops
Reliability Workshops for all regions except FRCC
2006 AMI Semiconductor Training including:
JMP Software – Basic and Advanced Skills
Six Sigma Statistical Process Control
Design of Experiments/Statistics
2006 Idaho State Emergency Medical Technician (EMT):
Acquired EMT Certificate 1986 and Maintained through 2007
2006 General Electric Company - Various Safety Training including:
Emergency Preparedness and Fire Prevention
Hazardous Waste Operations & Emergency Response
Radiation Safety at Nuclear Power Plants
Electrical Safety Awareness
Risk Assessment
2002 – 2005 Idaho State University software exposure:
Mathcad, Matlab/Simulink, Maple, Xilinx, AutoCAD/Solid Works, and some
programming in C and C++
2002 40-Hour Hazmat Technician Training:
Acquired Certificate 1986 and Maintained through 2002
2003 1986 – 2002 JR Simplot Company Training including:
Steam Turbine Generator Operator Training
Boiler/Cooling Tower Water Treatment Training
Boiler Operator Training
Sulfuric Acid Plant Operator Training
Ammonia/Ammonium Phosphate/Ammonium Sulfate Plant Supervisor Training
Management/Leadership Development Training
JD Edwards Computer Parts Inventory System Training

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Rob J. Cockrell, Jr.
Education
ISU ESTEC Instrumentation and Controls, 2012
Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho
Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering, 2005
Idaho State University, Pocatello, Idaho
NERC Reliability Workshops in Multiple Regions
Siemens PCS-7 and PDM Software
Foxboro IA Software
Certifications
EIT Certificate, State of Idaho
MSHA Surface Miner Safety Training
Hobbies
Small Engine Repair
Snow Skiing
Camping
References Provided Upon Request
Will Snarr Former Supervisor
482 S 150 E Kaysville, UT 84037-2594
(801) 444-2033
Mike Tervort, Former Supervisor
2630 Hawaii Ct., Green River, WY 82935-6134
(307) 875-4552
Ken Neilsen, Former Co-Worker
4509 Ponderosa St, Pocatello, ID 83202
(208)-237-4225