Seasoned professional with thirty-plus years of manufacturing, research & development, and documentation experience.

1. Scott T. Barlow, CCT-VIP
98 Lobster Cove Rd.
Boothbay Harbor, Me. 04538
H: (207)-350-4136
C: (207)-350-2326
seafire07@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-t-barlow-cct-vip-2b2a81b8
EDUCATION
Southern Maine Community College
Completed six month internship with Harbor Technologies, LLC, in conjunction with
SMCC and CERL to determine characterization of product processes
Nearing completion of an Associates in Applied Sciences degree in Composite Science
and Manufacturing
Earned a Certified Composite Technician in Vacuum Infusion Processes (CCT-VIP)
certification
Classes completed:
CAD Graphics
Blueprint Reading
Intro to Composites
Developmental Psychology
Composite Materials
Fundamentals of Quality and Testing
Polymer Technology
Lean Manufacturing
Intro to Literature
Composites Internship/Practicum
Composite Repair
Introduction to Business
Advanced Composites Processes
Construction Safety (OSHA)
College Algebra and Trigonometry
Holyoke Community College
English 101
Psychology
Basic Programming

2. CSI III – Computer Concepts with Applications
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Contributed to the template for the Laboratory Report for the Comp 105 course
for Southern Maine Community College
Contributed to the template for the Standard Operation Procedure for Vacuum Infusion
Of Resin Upon A Glass Schedule for the Comp 150 course with Southern Maine
Community College
Internship with Harbor Technologies, LLC, in conjunction with SMCC and CERL to
determine characterization of vacuum-infusion processes
Technical writing for Standard Operational Procedures for Molnlycke Healthcare
Contributed to the outline for the Advanced Composites Processes Comp 200 course for
Southern Maine Community College
Contributed to the implementation and standardization of a comprehensive Preventative
Maintenance program at the RollEase Innovation Center in Brunswick, Maine
SPECIAL AWARDS, CLUBS, ECT.
Member of Phi Theta Kappa
Training Committee, Molnlycke Health Care
CCT-VIP (Certified Composites Technician- Vacuum Infusion Processes)
OSHA Ten-Hour Safety Certification
WORK HISTORY
RollEase-Acmeda – Brunswick, ME – October 2015 – Present
207-373-1867
Engineering Technician
Specific Responsibilities:
 Performed new product development testing / reporting
 Assisted with development / maintenance of lab / fabrication testing facility
 Recorded test results in database in a consistent manner for retrieval

3.  Designed and developed tests and test requirements for new or existing electrical,
mechanical parts, assemblies, and products
 Troubleshooting of problems and documentation of findings of tests
 Defined testing processes and ensured all tests were administered in adherence to
established quality or performance metrics
 Collaborated with engineers or other personnel to identify, define, or resolve
developmental problems
 Conducted inspections for quality control and assurance programs, report findings
and make recommendations
 Planned method or sequence of operations for developing or testing new product
designs, prototypes and first article production
 Responsible for performing Preventative Maintenance / cleanliness of the
Fabrication and Testing lab
Molnlycke Health Care (Rynel, Inc.) – Wiscasset, ME – April 2013 – August 2015
207-882-0200
Aqueous Batch Technician
Specific Responsibilities:
 Duties included the formulating of aqueous batches to be used in conjunction with
polymers in making raw product
 Responsible for the reporting of trends both within and outside of Quality
Assurance laboratory specifications
Rynel, Inc. (Molnlycke Health Care) – Wiscasset, ME - February 2007 – April 2013
207-882-0200
Quality Control Technician
Specific Responsibilities:
 Performed physical and data-based analyses of hydrophilic foam product
 Data entry of findings via Microsoft Office in conjunction with visual inspection
 Maintained relationships with both Operator and Quality Assurance laboratory to
ensure that the product meets both efficiency and quality standards
 Responsible for the reporting of trends both within and outside of Quality
laboratory specifications

4. Stanadyne Corporation –Windsor, CT - March 1998-January 2007
860-525-0821
Heat Treat Operator Grade VI
Specific Responsibilities:
 Senior Heat Treat Operator on third shift
 Furnace hardening and testing of pump assembly parts
 Hardening processes employed: carburizing, carbo-nitriding, liquid and gas
nitriding, hardening and tempering
 Recording of daily statistical process and lab analysis paperwork
 Certified Fork Lift Operator – use of forklift and walker-rider for material
movement
 General record keeping and finished stock handling
 Daily interaction with all levels of management, peer groups
Specialty Steel Treating, Inc. – East Granby, CT–– March 1995-March 1998
860-653-0061
Lead Heat Treat Operator/ Supervisor
Specific Responsibilities:
 Supervision of two furnace operators and three general laborers
 Certification from MEI/ASM in Custom Heat Treating and Heat Treating
Equipment
 Furnace hardening and testing of drop-forged and machined parts
 Hardening processes employed: carburizing, carbo-nitriding, hardening and
tempering
 Daily record keeping of statistical processes and lab analysis paperwork
 Operation and Preventative Maintenance of forklift
 Performed Preventative Maintenance of Heat-Treating equipment
HOBBIES
Writing, Playing Guitar, Kayaking