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ROGER CLENDENIN
11235 Blue Grass Way
Conroe, TX 77304
Cell: (281)380-5100
Email: roger.clendenin@earthlink.net
OBJECTIVE: Provide employer qualityparts,focused productivityand increased profitabilitythrough
effective machining and management practices.
QUALIFICATIONS – 35 years in industry
Accomplishedmachine shop working manager, master/first-class machinist,CNC programmer
and quality-control expert proficient onboth manual and computerizedmills and lathes involving
veryclose tolerances indiverse job specifications.
EMPLOYMENT
BGS INDUSTRIES L. P. 2006 – CLOSE OF BUSINESS,10/2015
Houston, TX
 First-class machinist: setup CNC mill,program and operate complex productionmachinery
MIDWAY MACHINE 2002 – 2006
Houston, TX
 Leadman for mill dept: setup,troubleshoot for operators;problem-solving to enhance productivityof
mill area
 CNC mill machinist: setup, program and operate CNC mills
MERIT MACHINE 2001 – 2002
Pearland, TX
 CNC mill machinist,programmer: setup, program and operate CNC mills
CARSON ENGINEERING & MANUFACTURING,INC. 1999 – 2001
Fayetteville,AR
 CNC programmer/machinist;machine parts requiring extremelyclose tolerances andcomplex
operations,that functionas "heart" of company's computerizedfabricating machinery for the air
conditioning industry.
BURGESS SPECIALTY FABRICATING 1994 – 1999
Houston, TX
 Machine shop manager
 Monitoredand trainedpersonnel,ordered tooling and monitored arrival,monitoredmaterial arrival,
quoted jobs, programmed and scheduled machine shop jobs. Strong background in industry
knowledge and techniques that translates to effective floor management.
 Coordinated job priorities withsales personnel.
 Providedadditional quality-control byperforming first-piece or other inspectionas needed.
 Repaired and maintainedmany of the machines and shop equipment.
 Researched and compiledinformationto propose purchasing machinery such as Fadal mills and Mori-
Seiki,measurement tools and accessories.
SOUTHERN OILFIELD SUPPLY Machine Shop Supervisor 1991 - 1994
Ponchatoula, LA
 Working supervisor of Mazak lathes and Fadal mill withsimilar duties as above.
 Eliminatedneed for second shift by organizing and streamlining operations,consolidating all work into
only one daytime shift,thus creating substantial savings for company.

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GULF SOUTH MACHINES Manual Machine Shop Supervisor 1987 - 1991
Ponchatoula, LA
 Working supervisor of manual department withsimilar duties as above.
SIX INDUSTRIES,INC. Machine Shop Supervisor 1984 - 1987
Houston, TX
 Working supervisor of manual department withsimilar duties as above.
 Conducted all quality-control inspectionfor machine shop.
 Heliarc-weldedvarious types of parts.
HOUTEC INTERNATIONAL,INC. Machine Shop Supervisor 1977 - 1984
Houston, TX
 First-class machinist later promotedto supervisor.
 In additionto supervision,continuedto operate various machines.
PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE:
 SmartCam Ver.11.5
 G-Zero Mill Ver.4.0
 EZ CAM Ver .11 & 13
TYPES OF PARTS:
 Oilfieldparts.
 Instruments for NASA sub-contractors,medical supplycompanies, etc.
 Semi-conductor project for federal government contract to General Dynamics.
 Wireline,gas lift,gas flow measurement equipment.
 Robotics engineering for advertising displays.
 Railroad gearing devices.
SKILLS, MACHINES MASTERED:
 Mazak
 DaeWoo
 Okuma
 SuperMAXV
 Fanuc controls
 Fadal VMC
 Micro-Height usedin quality-control inspection
 Computer Measurement Machine (CMM)
 Various manual mills,drills,turret lathes,engine lathes,sanders, heliarc welding
 Supervisory,workflow scheduling and training responsibilities inall companies as assigned
MATERIALUSED:
 Teflon
 Titanium
 Aluminum
 Monel
 Iron
 Stainless steel
 Brass
 Hastelloy
 Inconel