1. TRACY ALAN CHELETTE
318-401-0262 318 401-1796
Fireman343@hughes.net
7377 Hwy 122
Dry Prong, La. 71423
OBJECTIVES
Due to circumstances beyond my control, my place of current employment will be shutting down therefore, I
am seeking a placement of assembler, laborer, small engine repair, in your organization with changes for
improvement based on ability, diligence and hard work.
Professional Summary
Skilled and reliable Assembler with an excellent customer satisfaction record. Adept at managing
multiple assembly projects simultaneously with accuracy and efficiency. Able to cultivate strong
professional relationships with customer management and fellow experts. Well experienced in valve
maintenance, overhauling, repairs, and testing as per company/client work instructions and different
standards. Mainly worked on critical safety relief valves such as 1900’s, 3900’s, ball valves, 1811’s, 1511’s,
1700 maxi flow. Quickly masters new processes and machinery. Extremely knowledgeable of Maxi Flow
Valves.
Meticulous Small Engine Mechanic routinely performing engine maintenance and inspections on small
engines and related components. Adept at using hand tools and computerized equipment as necessary to
perform the required repairs. Committed to keeping accurate records of all repairs and carefully inspecting
completed work.
Core Qualifications
 Excellent proficiency in process specifications manufacturing practices and standardized assembly
 operations
 Superior knowledge of health and environmental rules and regulations
 High skills in working with team members in a productive manner
 Sound skills in accurate comprehension of assembly and work instructions
 Efficient at detecting inefficiencies and identifying suitable repairing techniques
 Possess technical competency and superior hand and eye coordination
 Skilled at using different tools such as wrenches, dresser, nut, etc., with hand dexterity
 Servicing of PRV, PSV, NRV, Gate valve, Ball valve, Control valve

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 Calibration of valve using positioners
 Hands-on experience in valve repair and plant operations
 Vast experience with different type of valves used in industrial applications
 Familiar with different brands of valves
 Profound knowledge of all measuring tools related to Valve Repair
 Proficient with OEM guidelines in valve repair
 Ability to work with diverse group of contractors
 Ability to work with Tech Services and plant operations person to schedule work
 Ability to react calmly and effectively in emergency situations
 Impressive ability to repair an assortment of small equipment
 Deep understanding of industry safety regulations
 Ability to accurately and efficiently troubleshoot problems
 Adept at using hand tools and computer diagnostic equipment
 Ability to work extended hours and flexible schedules
 Excellent ability to work quickly and efficiently
 Extensive sawmill work background
 Exceptional knowledge of a variety of wood types and grades
 Strong proficiency in hand and power woodworking tools Outstanding mechanical and minor repair
abilities Excellent physical stamina and ability to lift objects weighing up to 50 pounds
 Fork Lift certified.
 HardworkingForkliftOperator specializingin forkliftoperation efficientloadingof merchandiseand
on-time deliveries.

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 Safety-conscious and familiarwith DOT IATA ICAO and IMDG regulations CertificationsCertification
Course: Fork Lift Operational Training - Central CaliforniaSafety Council OSHA & CAL-OSHA accredited
Certifications
Certification Course: Fork Lift Operational Training – OSIA
TWIC certified
Education
GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOL
High School Diploma| Required Degree
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES:
GE Oil and Gas: May 25, 2006 to present
8011 Shreveport Hwy
Pineville, La. 71360
318-640-2250
SKILLS
 CHECKED FOR PROPER INSTALLATION A ND SERVICE OF VALVES.
 Trained other associates in valve repair techniques.
 Attended and participated in quality team meetings, safety meetings and other training.
 Maintained safety awareness and seeks ways to remove job hazards.
 Fits together bushings, needle valve, springs, washers, and coil into housing to assemble valves used
to control flow of liquids or gases in equipment

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 Clamp valve stem in fixture and inserts needle valve spring
 Adjust setscrew to hold needle valve in specified position shown on dial indicator
 Insert assembled valve stem into housing plugs with bottle cap to hold in position temporarily
 Clamp housing in holding fixture, removes bottle cap, and seats brass bushing in opening in valve
housing around valve stem, using special tool hammer
 Dips plastic washer and bottom of magnet coil into varnish to form insulation between coil housing.
 Clean internal compartments and moving parts, using rags and cleaning compounds
 Disassemble and repair mechanical control devices or valves, such as regulators, thermostats, or
hydrants, using power, hand tools, and cutting torches
 Examine valves or mechanical control device parts for defects, dents, or loose attachments, and mark
malfunctioning areas of defective units.
 Recommend measures to improve production methods, equipment performance, and quality of
product.
 Analyze and resolve work problems, and/or assist coworkers in solving work problems.
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 Participate in machinery startups in the field including using appropriate tools and working in plant
environments
Additional Skills/Abilities
 Strong mechanical aptitude / experience.
 Ability both in a team environment & alone with minimal supervision.
 Ability to use basic hand tools safely.
 Ability to read & write clearly.
 Ability to evaluate, diagnose & address product concerns.
 Ability to read & understand & follow technical specifications for the assembly, tear-down &
repair of equipment.
 Ability to operate a forklift & overhead jib cranes safely.
 Current Forklift Operator certification.
 Ability to lift 50 lbs on a regular basis.
 Ability to operate safely in a heavy equipment shop / plant environment.
 Ability to frequently stand, walk, sit, reach with hands & arms & stoop.
 Ability to work flexible / irregular shifts & hours.

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Jr. Generator and Small Engine Repair: Jan 2015 to present
9927 LA Hwy 122
Dry Prong, La.
318-899-1140
Skills
 Transported reassembled equipment and parts for installation.
 Ensured that all industry standards were followed.
 Prepared invoices for all work performed
 Inspected equipment brought in for repairs to determine the full extent of the damage.
 Ensured that all repairs were performed in accordance with manufacturer's instructions.
 Maintained a database of all repairs performed in-house and on-site.
 Processed customer payments
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 Repair or replace defective parts, such as water pump, carburetor, thermostat, gears, solenoid,
pistons, valves, and crank shaft , using hand tools.
 Adjust points, valves, carburetor, distributor and spark plug gaps, using feeler gauges.
 Repair fractional-horsepower gasoline engines used to power lawn mowers, garden tractors, and
similar machines.
 Test and repair magnetos used in gasoline and diesel engines, using meters, gauges, and hand tools.
 Repair and maintain portable saws powered by internal combustion engines, following manufacturer's
repair manuals and using hand tools.
 Dismantle engines, using hand tools; examine parts for defects, and clean parts.
 Test and repair turbo or superchargers.
 Reassemble engines and listen to engines in action to detect operational difficulties.
 Repair and maintain gas internal-combustion engines that power electric generators, compressor, and
similar equipment.
 Test and inspect engine to determine malfunctions and locate missing and broken parts, using
diagnostic instruments.

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 Position and bolt engine to engine stand.
 Record repairs made, time spent, and parts used
 Diagnose, adjust and repair small internal combustion engines and associated equipment, such as
chain saws, post hole diggers, jackhammers, pneumatic tampers, portable generators, and cement
cutters.
 Replace batteries, battery cables, fuses and switches; repair ignitions and wiring; assure magnetos
are providing adequate current and timing for ignition.
 Repair and change tires, grease and change oil in motors and equipment; perform seasonal
maintenance on small engine and related equipment; check and service spark plugs and points;
overhaul and repair carburetors; set engines to specifications.
 Maintain a supply and computerized database of equipment parts (e.g., blades and chains) and small
engine (e.g., batteries, oil, filters, points and spark plugs) for a wide variety of portable equipment;
order additional parts as needed; performs annual inventory and prepare inventory reports.
 Overhaul and repair transmissions and clutches in small engine equipment.
 Perform minor welding repairs on small engine and related equipment.
 Maintain a variety of inventory, preventive maintenance and repair records utilizing computer and
other recordkeeping systems.
 Insure that small engine equipment shop area is maintained in a clean and orderly fashion.
 Operate a variety of shop equipment to safely move and store equipment.
 Provide information to and receive information from customers, contractors, and co-workers; respond
to complaints and service requests.
 Instruct unskilled helpers in the maintenance and repair of small engines and related equipment and
in maintaining inventory records.
 Perform related duties and responsibilities as required.
Hunt Forest Products: 2003 to 2006
1860 LA 524
Pollock, La.
318-765-3564
Skills.

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 Reported all equipment malfunctions and damaged product to supervisor.
 Tend hot-plate press that bonds glue-coated veneer sheets together to form plywood
 Turn knobs on control panel to set temperature pressure of press
 Turn valves to release steam to heat plates
 Lift and loads veneer panels assembled glue-coated veneer sheets caul boards into press, working in
teamwork with Laborer, Hot-Plate Plywood Press
 Press button controls to bring plates of press together and subject veneer panels to temperature and
pressure that glue convert them into plywood
 Clean glue from caul boards, using scraper
 May rub edges of plates with paraffin to facilitate loading unloading
 May tally number, dimensions, and core thickness of pressed panels on daily pressing report
 Bundling and stacking wood pallets
 Establish proper loading procedure for trucks
 Assist in training new employees
 Master forklift operator
 Increased job productivity
 Unloaded inbound shipments safely and move product to storage locations
 Efficiently stacked and stored merchandise in the appropriate areas
 Pulled and prepared product for shipment ensuring that the exact number and type of product was
loaded and shipped
 Unload inbound shipments
 Move products to storage locations
 Stack and store merchandise in appropriate places
 Prepare and stage skids for outbound shipments
 Assist with picking and packing
 Assist with pallet building
 Perform maintenance and preventive maintenance tasks on forklifts
Louisiana Pacific Plywood Corporation: 1993 to 2030
Urania, La.

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No none number due to play no longer running
SKILLS
Shift Supervisor
 Unload inbound shipments
 Move products to storage locations
 Stack and store merchandise in appropriate places
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 Prepare and stage skids for outbound shipment
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 Assist with picking and packing
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 Assist with pallet building
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 Perform maintenance and preventive maintenance tasks on forklift.
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 Forklift operator

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References:
John O”Neal known 11 years 318-419-9596
Danny Kelley known 25+ years 318-664-4165
Ronda Morrow known 15+ years 318-639-8703
Quincy Carter known 43 years 318-413-2213