1. C. WRIGHT
2406 BYTHAM CT, APT. 101, BALTIMORE, MD 21244
(443) 475-6500. C17wright@aol.com
Professional summary
 A team oriented maintenance mechanic with the ability to establish solid relationship with fellow
coworkers and administration. Professional with over 25 years of experience in machine
maintenance. Efficient at identifying and troubleshooting a large variety of mechanical and
electrical malfunctions. Highly skilled in repairing process equipment and machines.
Hardworking, professional who work well with a team or alone
Education
 Carver Vocational Technical Sr. High 06/1975 – 06/1979
Interests
 Excellent communication skills (oral, written and listening). Ability to adjust communication
style to multiple audiences, facilitate group coaching, and information sharing.
 Effective people skills – maintain a positive attitude and ability to motivate people,
 Ability to manage multiple priorities at one time organizational skills and also computer skills in
Microsoft Office and other computer programs
 Strong mechanical aptitude, troubleshooting, Preventive and scheduled maintenance.
 Initiative to working independently
 Leadership role as the Drum 3 team lead. Member of some DMAIC and GSTD projects
WORK EXPERIENCE
Nestle USA | Industrial Maintenance Mechanic | January 2009 – Present
 Ensures operation of machinery and mechanical equipment by completing preventive
maintenance requirements on engines, motors, pneumatic tools, conveyor systems,and
production machines; following diagrams, sketches,operations manuals, manufacturer's
instructions, and engineering specifications; troubleshooting malfunctions.
 Locates sources of problems by observing mechanical devices in operation; listening for
problems; using precision measuring and testing instruments.
 Removes defective parts by dismantling devices; using hoists, cranes,and hand and power tools
 Minimize downtime
 Study new and updated equipment to maintain current knowledge
 Help other crew members complete difficult and long repair projects
 Observe machinery during production processes to diagnose and troubleshoot
 Train production workers on correct operational methods
 Update machine logs quickly and accurately when changes are made
SAFT BATTERIE I MAINTENANCE MECHANICI 11/03/2008 – 2011
 Perform preventive maintenance task on production equipment such as coders, slitters, calendars,
mix pots with agitators and also responsible for building repairs that include dryers, chillers ac
units and cooling towers. Work on pc to document pm completion shutdown request and parts

2. C. WRIGHT
2406 BYTHAM CT, APT. 101, BALTIMORE, MD 21244
(443) 475-6500. C17wright@aol.com
ordering using Microsoft word and outlook. An active member of the world class improvement
team and safety team using GMPs and other tools to improve the company
Constar I Production mechanic I 06/07/2008
 Performed line changeovers, preventive maintenance responded to production line breakdowns
and repaired mechanical issues on sidle bottle blowing machines worked on airveyors and
strapping machines and palletizers
CLP I Millwright I 04/07/2008
 Perform Preventive maintenance tasks for plants that have a scheduled shutdown in progress.
Work with mechanics to rebuild machinery that have been determined to be in need of repair.
Working at constellation energy rebuilding there coal crushing machines, replaced platens in the
coal. Conveyors replaced plates in the coal transfer units
UNILEVER I PRODUCTION MECHANIC I 09/1993 – 03/2008
 Troubleshooting margarine producing machine that work pneumatically dosing and forming
margarine. Performed PMs and repairs on cat and waukensha pumps, agitators with lightning
gearboxes, whippers, gerstenberg cooling units 3&4 tube units, conveying and packing machines
mechanical, some electrical, pneumatic adjustment to these lines, repair rebuild and keep lines
performing to pre-set standards. Inspect and PM triplex pumps machines Videojet’s and case
packers
SWEETHEART CUP CORP IMACHINIST I 03/1986 – 10/1992
 Setup and operate internal, external and surface grinders. Assist the production floor with any
breakdowns that require grinding to bring production back up, work from visual, verbal, or
written instruction setup grinders for the next shift to follow schedules
BAUSCH AND LOMB 1 01/1980 -1/1986
 Setup and operate manual drill press,lathes, internal and external grinders work from visual,
verbal and written instruction.
WARDS MACHINERY I 20/1978 -12/1979
 Setup and operate grinders broaches gear hardeners
References
Allen Singleton– 443-992-6047
Raleigh Gray – 443-845-3024 and 410-644-5210
Jason Lindsell – 443-864-9941