1. THOMAS PATRICK CANNING IV
561 Ingram Wells Circle
Ohatchee , Alabama 36271
United States
Home: (256) - 689-7649
Other: (256) - 892-3013
Other: (256) - 504-5017
Email: Patilac1234@gmail.com
WORK EXPERIENCE:
WKW AUTOMOTIVE
(Current position) (February 2015- August 2016)
MULTI CRAFT INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE AND BOILER TECH
SALARY: $25.17 per hr.
DUTIES:Maintain and repair operational equipment to meet or exceed facility goals under the direction of
facility management staff. Responsibilities include the completion of work orders, preventative
maintenance, adjustments and repairs of all facility equipment/infrastructure to assure maximum
equipment effectiveness. Technician is accountable to facility management for duties performed under his
or her responsibility and can demonstrate that he or she adds value to the organization.Perform duties to
maintain and repair a variety of production and plant facility equipment and assist supervisor with ordering
parts, standardizing components and maintaining repair parts inventories
Perform periodic tests or checks of all electrical equipment.
Perform repairs and calibrate electrical and/or electronic instruments.
Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair equipment breakdowns involving mechanical, electrical, hydraulic,
and pneumatic components.
Tear down equipment, rebuild and replace defective parts and component units such as: motors, gear
boxes, clutches, bearings and electrical units as needed, reassemble and make final equipment
adjustments.
Perform regular checks on all building equipment such as sprinkler system, pumps, chillers, compressors,
and power system as required.
Perform program changes and make diagnostic checks on production and facility equipment as needed.
Lay out circuits and install electrical wiring systems to handle required loads for various parts of the plant,
run lines, make connections, install proper safety devices and provide for necessary outlets and switches.
Install and hook-up manufacturing equipment, exercising care as to size of motors, voltage requirements,
and balance circuits for proper power distribution.
Fabricate and machine parts as required and requisition repair parts as needed.
Assist outside contractors on on-site projects.
Responsible for any other special projects as assigned. Operates and maintains biler plant and realted
equipment burners pumps tanks operations panels hot seal etc. Uses specialized test equipment to
collect and test samples and performs chemical checks along with anodize samples. Insures proper
function of all anodize equipment. Runs plant to produce required steam at maximum combustion.
Exposed regularly hazardous materials. PLEASE required including acid resistant suit boots gloves and
respirator. Has completed hazardous materials training and arc flash training.
Able to operate various mechanical and electrical systems which include high pressure steam systems,
auxiliary steam systems, combustion air systems, plant and control air systems, fuel systems, fabric filter
baghouse, ash handling equipment, cooling water systems, feed water systems, and other auxiliary
systems.
Able to identify equipment problems, report abnormal conditions and document properly using logs,
records, and our work request system.
Able to read and interpret basic blue prints, technical specifications and operating manuals.
Able to understand and ensure electrical and mechanical equipment are de-energized and made safe for
working conditions as required. Ensure appropriate permits are prepared as required by the jobs.

2. Conduct routine rounds on equipment to ensure proper operation of equipment.
Assist maintenance when necessary to support overall maintenance of plant.
Area housekeeping as required.
Ensure area is kept safe and environmentally sound, report any problems immediately.
Participate in area meetings, training and other plant meetings when applicable.
ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT
-GENERAL EQUIPMENT REPAIRER
(May 2013-December 2014)
SALARY : 22.46 per hr.
DUTIES:
Performs the complex repair and overhaul of various armored vehicles including mechanical electronic
and hydraulic systems and components.Assigned to armored vehicles including M1, Stryker, and M113.
Performs complex repairs with no supervision. Leads others in repairs. Work is performed in extreme hot
and cold and in various adverse conditions. Has worked in all aspects of both M1 and Stryker assembly
and repair Including: suspension sytems, propulsion systems, engine bay, drivers hull, troop hatch,
seating, and various other platforms at the highest level with no supervision.
TOOKABATCHA FARMS
-FACILITIES MAINTENANCE MANAGER
(August 2012- May 2013)
SALARY: $20.00 Per hr.
DUTIES:
Oversee all farm maintenance, grounds keeping, production, irrigation set up & control, livestock care,
incinerator operation & maintenance, and accident recovery, manage employees, plan sequence of
operations, sets up jigs and fixtures to perform repairs and performs nessacary welds, performs fitter
responsibilities, performs mechanical and electrical maintenance of equipment, vehicles, and machinery,
operates heavy equipment, perform equipment service and daily service checks, start up and stop
operations, ensure proper equipment function and reliability, ensure measures to prevent downtime and
perform routine countermeasures, ability to teach others and lead others, insure proper function of
irrigation equipment, scheduling, hiring, counciling & firing, filing, book keeping, sales and receipts,
budget, and expenses, shows strong work ethic and sense of urgency.
FED EX FREIGHT
-FREIGHT HANDLER
(June 2011- August 2012)
SALARY:$14.55 Per hr.
DUTIES:
Operates forklift to complete work orders, moves and scans freight into designated areas with use of
computers and scanners, uses propper operations in tge safe transport and labeling of hazmat materials,
completes work orders and ensure propper billing and inventory, performs reweighs, performs labeling for
transit of international items, follows safety procedures, reports any shipping discrepancies, works well
with others, ability to stand for a long period of time, performs daily equipment checks, ensures measures
to prevent downtime, ability to teach others, support production, forklift certified, operates various types of
tractors, attachments( such as bailing machines, mowing machines,scoops, rakes, & graders.), and
various landscape machinery such as: mowers of various makes, plows, augurs, weeding machinery,
rakes,blowers, etc.,shows strong work ethic.
HONEYWELL
-MECHANIC LEAD
(January 2011-June 2011)

3. SALARY:$12.00 Per hr.
6 MONTH TEMP POSITION
DUTIES: knowledge of a variety of valve builds, knowledge of five S and msds, lockwire knowledge,
knowledge of all Honeywell procedures, knowledge of SAP, uses calipers, mics, and filler gauges.read
and interpret schematics and blueprints, perform receiving, stocking, kitting, and consolidation
responsibilities, perform start up and stop procedures, ensure propper equipment function and reliability,
provide maintenance on equipment problems, support prevenative maintenance procedures, manage and
maintain inventory, perform mechanical and electrical troubleshooting, complete work orders, support
ANNISTON ARMY DEPOT
- GENERAL EQUIPMENT MECHANIC ZONE LEADER (FLO)
( April 2007- December 2010)
SALARY: $18.75 Per hr.
DUTIES:
Perform the uncomplex repair, overhaul, maintenance, modification and fabrication of electronic
/ electrical and mechanical devices and equipment such as circuit test sets, breakout boxes, power
monitor test sets, power distribution boxes and cable and harness assemblies. Disassemble,
repair, overhaul, modify and fabricate a variety of components of less complex electronic
/ electrical equipment such as electrical circuit test sets, cant angle sensor test
unit, breakout boxes for missile guidance sets, power monitor test sets, power distribution
boxes and a wide variety of cables and harness assemblies. Follow signal paths through
wired circuitry as shown on blueprints, schematics and wiring diagrams in order to
fault isolate and repair. Read schematics and blueprints of assemblies to determine
values, polarity and location of defective parts. Plan sequence of operations,Determine proper test points
for
measuring values. Use a variety of hand tools such as drills, chassis punches, torque
wrenches, soldering equipment, meggars, and volt-ohm meters to replace/repair components.
Clean and rework a variety of wire harnesses. Clean wires of all rust and debris
and mend any holes or tears in the wire by melting new covering over the harness
by using heat guns and dremel tools. Solder metal ends of harnesses and clean the
finished product. Disassemble, clean with walnut hull machine, rework, tape, paint,
wire and reassemble dome lights to ensure proper function. Wrap, package and label
dome lights. Separate wires and group them to their destination. Perform a number
of visual checks on wires and check with a volt-ohm meter. Disassemble various types
of engines including 1790 diesel engines - Q01574, Q02H25, Q01L1M, Q01A7F, Q02PKS,
Q11ECC and V6 engines - Q012HR, Q018HR, Q01F30, Q01CMP and V8 engines - Q01KNU, Q02232,
Q01CGD and Q01KAT. Work with a variety of tools including generator coupling tools,
generator drive adaptor, "V" band clamp, eye bolts, mechanical puller, box wrench,
splined wrench, lifting sling, lifting tool, 7/16" - 1 1/2" wrenches, air wrenches,
vice grips, crescent wrenches, easy outs, 1/2" & 3/4" impact wrenches, 5/16" - 1/2"
sockets, mallets, acetylene torches, arbor presses, dial indicators, micrometers,
torque wrenches, manometers, gear pullers, tachometers, tension checking tools, plunger
extensions, governor weight pullers, valve driver and ball joint vice. I have used
these tools to remove a variety of parts such as main bearing caps, damper housings,
rods, flywheels, balancers, fuel inlets, return hoses, fuel injector pump inlet hoses,
crankcase breather tubes, electrical leads, throttle controls, fuel shut-off rods,
throttle levers, cam shafats, fuel injection pumps, front & rear drive housings,
clutch assemblies, mounting bases, cylinder air deflectors, oil pans, support frames,
fuel tubes, throttle linkage cross shafts, fuel/water separator, automatic drain
systems, starters, intake manifolds, tie rods, generators, engine electrical leads
- AVDS-17902C & AVDS-17902D, time totalizing meters, cylinder head oil drain lines,

4. front & rear shrouds, adaptor plates, tension vibration clampers, pistons & pins,
crankshafts, cylinder assemblies, gaskets, dowel pins, spur gearshafts, support frame
brackets, turbosuper charger oil inlets, head plates, oil filter tubes, exhaust manifolds,
smoke generator systems, oil sampling systems, cooling fans, cooling fan vanes, cooling
fan shrouds, crankcase protection, oil filters, oil pressure regulator valves, oil
filter bypass valve, oil coolers, manifold heater tubes, solenoids, fuel pumps, flywheel
& adaptors, crankshaft oil seal housings, drive gears, starters & generator drives,
oil pumps, crankcase rods, oil pump brackets and a variety of other parts.
ELITE TECHNOLOGY
-MATERIAL HANDLER
(August 2006- April 2007)
SALARY: $15.00 per hr.
DUTIES:
Organized and segregated parts removed in disassembly of various tanks including
the M188 and N02. Kept a manifest of parts as they were removed and tagged the parts
to be properly routed. Kept work area clean and safe at all times,used comouter inventory to track
parts,operate heavy mobile industrial equipment,ability to teach others
KELLEY'S SOD FARM.
-HEAD GROUNDS KEEPER/ FOREMAN
(May 2001-August 2006)
SALARY: $14.00 per hr.
DUTIES:
Lead, oversee, or delegate all sod upkeep, maintainence, fertilization or any application of pest or
herbicides, mowing, measuring, cutting, rolling, loading, sales, and customer service.
FED EX
- MATERIAL HANDLER
(Febuary 2004-December 2005)
SALARY: $12.50 per hr.
DUTIES:
Receive, unloaded, checked and physically examined incoming goods for any
damages. Segregated materials, selected, stored, and palletized items. Filled requisitions,
work orders, and requests. Selected items for shipment, assembled items based on
requests, used pallet measuring gauges, completed shipping requests and checked their
condition prior to shipment. Counted types and quantity of items, recounted for overage,
shortage, or misplaced items. Used computers to ship and receive, re-warehouse material,
count and verify items, survey stock locations and count materials. Worked in automated
and non-automated warehouses, loading docks and staging areas. Drove forklifts, used
manual pallet hand trucks, side loaders and tractors. Used moving trucks and tugs.
Performed maintenance. Lifted items weighing over 60 pounds. Used mechanized conveyors,
shipped and received, visually checked for damage, recorded quantity and location,
kept inventory checking for correct quantity and location, overages and shortages.
Labeled boxes for storage. Unloaded trucks and set up storage area.
KENNETH JAMES CONSTRUCTION
-FRAMING FOREMAN
(April 2003-Febuary 2004)
SALARY : $12.00 per hr.
DUTIES:
Operated various types of machinery including power and manual tools, cutting
tools, boring tools, jigs, fixtures, power saws, drills, and backhoes. Performed

5. repairs on tools and machinery, changing out various parts and saw blades, framing,
kept material organized and clean, made precise cuts, read blueprints and interpreted
instructions. Received, stored, and issued tools, parts, and shop supplies. Kept
tool inventory to determine shortage/overage and damage to items.
TOOKABATCHA FARMS
- FOREMAN
(August 2000 - May 2003)
SALARY: $15.00 per hr.
DUTIES:
Managed employees, solved discrepancies, kept payroll, performed maintenance
on tractors and backhoe, kept inventory, set up and tore down irrigation equipment,
fed livestock, operated backhoe and tractor, performed farm upkeep and cleanliness.
Operated gasoline forklift lifting parts up to 150 lbs. Inspected parts for damage
or deterioration to determine if parts were serviceable. Marked and tagged parts
indicating location of parts. Disassembled, repaired, overhauled, modified and fabricated
equipment. Familiar with electrical circuit test sets. Used drills, chassis punches,
torque wrenches and soldering equipment. Hand cleaned parts using a variety of hand
power tools. Insured that hazardous materials were properly disposed of. Exercised
discretion and independent judgment to replace parts as needed. Used drill press.
Repaired, reassembled, and/or applied modifications to parts as needed. Performed
less complex mechanical repairs. Cannibalized unserviceable equipment to obtain critical
parts that were unavailable. Checked parts and components to determine serviceability.
Received, identified, stored, and issued operating supplies to employees that were
necessary to complete jobs. Stored items in bins and racks maintaining supplies in
serviceable condition and orderly arrangement. Stored items in bins or bulk storage
location either manually or by assitance from fellow workers or use of fork lift
for heavy item. Maintained supplies in a serviceable condition and an orderly arrangement.
Moved supplied to consolidate like items, making room for new supplies, or to obtain
greater space utilization. Performed minor maintenance or tasks such as packing,
cleaning, and rewrapping as required. Once a year inventoried supplies to determine
which items to replenish, maintaining records and files by stock number and nomenclature.
I have the ability to interpret instructions from my supervisor and accomplish the
job in a safe manner. I have operated several makes of electrical and gasoline powered
mobile forklift trucks that can lift up to a capacity of 6,000 pounds up to 14 feet
high.
CERTICATIONS: fork lifts , measureing tools, intermediate welding , journeyman mechanic, test cell,
final out, msds, six S program,lean, lock out tag out
EDUCATION:
Ohatchee High School - graduated 2002
Ohatchee, AL
USA
Gadsden State Community College -
Anniston, AL
USA
Completed course hrs: 28
Major: Project Management
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
CERTIFICATIONS:
2006 - Certified to operate gas & electric forklifts

6. OTHER:
- Experienced in maintenance and repairs of various types of machinery
- Able to follow directions and instructions
- Not afraid to get dirty
- I believe in doing the job right the first time
REFERENCES:
1.)Mike Rogers
(Organization)- Anniston Army Depot
(Title)- M1 Supervisor
(Relationship)- Supervisor
(Contact phone number)- 2562357484 or 2562357919
2.) Jack Monday
(Organization)- Anniston Army Depot
(Title)- M1 Fenders and skirts bay lead
(Relationship)- Bay lead
(Contact phone number)- 2563104705
3.) Gary Ogle
(Organization)- Anniston Army Depot
(Title)- M1 Suspension bay lead
(Relationship)- Bay lead
(Contact phone number)- 2566895946
4.) Dan Spurling
(Organization) - WKW Auto
(Title) Maintenance manager)
(Relationship) manager
(Contact phone number) - 2564739082
I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, all of the information on
and attached to this Resume is true, correct, complete and made in good faith. I
understand that false or fraudulent information on or attached to this Resume may
be grounds for not hiring me or for firing me after I begin work, and may be punishable
by fine or imprisonment. I understand that any information I give may be investigated.

7. OTHER:
- Experienced in maintenance and repairs of various types of machinery
- Able to follow directions and instructions
- Not afraid to get dirty
- I believe in doing the job right the first time
REFERENCES:
1.)Mike Rogers
(Organization)- Anniston Army Depot
(Title)- M1 Supervisor
(Relationship)- Supervisor
(Contact phone number)- 2562357484 or 2562357919
2.) Jack Monday
(Organization)- Anniston Army Depot
(Title)- M1 Fenders and skirts bay lead
(Relationship)- Bay lead
(Contact phone number)- 2563104705
3.) Gary Ogle
(Organization)- Anniston Army Depot
(Title)- M1 Suspension bay lead
(Relationship)- Bay lead
(Contact phone number)- 2566895946
4.) Dan Spurling
(Organization) - WKW Auto
(Title) Maintenance manager)
(Relationship) manager
(Contact phone number) - 2564739082
I certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, all of the information on
and attached to this Resume is true, correct, complete and made in good faith. I
understand that false or fraudulent information on or attached to this Resume may
be grounds for not hiring me or for firing me after I begin work, and may be punishable
by fine or imprisonment. I understand that any information I give may be investigated.