CHARLES L. CUMMINS 3413 Hunters Ridge, Williamsburg, VA 3-8025 Cell phone 757-645-5259 Email:cc114296e@westpost.

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Home phone 757-25

Electrical/Electronics position in maintenance or engineering. HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS Nearly 30 years of electrical and electronics experience in industrial maintenan ce, engineering, and testing. AC/DC motors and drives Temperature control Basic machining (mill/lathe) Strong mechanically Detail/quality oriented Very artistically adept Forklift qualified

Pneumatics and hydraulics P.L.C.S. and relay logic Three phase motor control EXPERIENCE

Shorewood Packaging Corporation, Newport News, VA 1991-2010 Electronics Tech 2 Lead technician for folding carton manufacturer. Responsible for unsupervised t roubleshooting, repair, preventive maintenance and upgrade of printing, converti ng, finishing and support machinery. Machines include Bobst Gravure, Stevens Li tho, and Shorewood Combination Gravure/Litho Web Presses; Heidelberg and KBA She et-fed Litho Presses; Bobst Diecutters; Bobst and Steuer Foil Stampers; Bobst, J agenberg, International, and Signature Gluers; MBO, Stahl, Mueller-Martini and H eidelberg Bindery Equipment. Built up electrical cabinets, control boxes, fixtu res and interfaces. Designed, built and installed main drive upgrades on severa l converting and finishing machines. Designed, built, and installed numerous special circuits for start/run control, condition alarms and production monitoring. Installed Shoplogix on 26 machines. Experience with numerous additional support machines and systems including cat alytic oxidizers, balers, air compressors, several makes of stretch wrappers and eight different U.V. curing systems. Klockner Pentaplast of America 1987-1990 Electronics Tech Performed electrical and electronic maintenance (usually unsupervised) for large rigid P.V.C. film manufacturer. System troubleshooting included AC and DC moto rs and controls, temperature control, process controls (using P.L.C.s and relay logic), and associated monitoring and alarm circuits. Experience Continued

Freelance Graphic Artist

1984-1986

Worked as freelance graphic artist, sign painter, sailing instructor, framing an d finish carpenter, and in general building maintenance while attending college night classes. Airpax (North American Phillips Control Corp.) 1981-1983 Engineering Technician/Test Technician Fabricated , maintained, and calibrated electrical equipment used in the manufac turer of control devices such as relays, solenoids, and thermostats. Equipment included calibration units, tester, meters, adapters, and power supplies. Perfo rmed all types of product testing to U.L. and government specifications, includi ng shock, vibration, thermal and humidity. United States Air Force 1977-1981 Electronic Countermeasures Specialist Maintained all electrical countermeasures systems, both in-shop and on-board, fo r the first operational A-10A attack aircraft wing while serving as Flight Line Shift Leader. Systems included warning receivers, jamming transmitters, and fla re dispensing systems. Received Air Force Good Conduct Medal and the Air Force Longevity Services Ribbon. Held secret clearance. EDUCATION 1984-1985 Gulf Coast Community College, Panama City, FL A.S. Degree in Electron ics Maintained 3.0 GPA while working full-time. Courses included Analog and Digital Circuits, C.A.D.D., Electronic Communication, Printed Circuit Fabrication, Moto rs/Generators and Electromagnetics. 1977-1980 Community Studies included 22 Electronic Warfare FB, Mississippi and Carolina. College of the Air Force, Maxwell AFB, Alabama semester hours of basic electronics and 25 semester hours on Systems. Attended USAF Technical Training Center, Keesler A Sheppard Technical Training Center, Myrtle Beach AFB, South

1975-1976 Mountain Empire Community College, Big Stone Gap, Virginia Completed 20 semester hours of study including Electronics, Mathematics and Draf ting.

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