TIMOTHY LAMBERT2980 Heather Ave, Deltona FL 32738 – 443-567-8904

OBJECTIVETo join a manufacturing team that values an electrical safety minded, electrical controls technician whose development path is in skilled trade’s leadership, capitalizing on my leadership experience with the US Navy, Citisteel Inc. and W L Gore & Associates as well as my proven electrical journeyman level skills, .

EXPERIENCE2000-present

Journeyman Controls Electrician / Electrical Safety Trainer (NFPA 70E) W.L. Gore and AssociatesFabrics Division

I am a Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional through the NFPA and provide leadership in the US plants on electrical safety initiatives as the subject matter expert, situational leadership within the Fabric’s shop, lead the Eastern Cluster Electrical Safety Core Team and member of the apprenticeship core team. I serve as the Arc Flash Coordinator for Fabrics ensuring associate training needs are met, OSHA regulations and consensus standards are observed and required documentation is in place. I work with shop leaders, engineering and EH&S on the east coast to develop and deliver electrical safety training required by OSHA and the NFPA within the US. Lead outside contractors and the bid process on projects. I’m on the interview team where I interviewed prospective shop and engineering associates and served on the Eastern Cluster Skilled Trades Strategic Planning Team. I hold an 8hr Arc Flash / Electrical safety class for US associates and a re-certification class every 3 years IAW NFPA 70E and OSHA 1910.333 as designed by E-Hazard Inc.

I currently sponsor shop associates and mentor two electrical apprentices. I provide written and verbal feedback as needed and work with sponsees on development plans. I have strong Microsoft Office skills that I use to write LOTO procedures, NFPA 70E documents, safe work practices, planned maintenance procedures and training presentations. I manage PPE inspections and testing in accordance with OSHA and NFPA 70E requirements.

Core commitments are troubleshooting, repair and calibration of electrical, mechanical and instrumentation equipment in a production and R&D environment. I program Allen Bradley PLC 5, 500, 5000 processors. Troubleshoot, repair and install Allen Bradley AC & DC variable speed drives. I design and program HMI programs using Wonderware Software. Program Panelview using Panelbuilder32 and Factory Talk Studio software and build machine panels and lab equipment as required. Work with several Rockwell communication platforms.

Other commitments have been to plan shop work, assign and manage work orders, PM’s, and calibrations through MP2 and 7i CMMS, monitor shop matrix through 7i reports, forecast future project costs and train mechanical and electrical apprentices. Currently I’m a member of ISO 9001 and 14001 audit team and longtime member of our emergency response team. I served as calibration coordinator for the lab for 2 years and managed critical spares inventory prior to automating process. I’ve also traveled local and abroad for factory acceptance testing.

1998-2000

Leader Electronics' TechnicianCitisteel USA, Inc.Claymont, DE

Leader of the instrument shop, serving as calibration coordinator for ISO 9000, maintaining instrument calibrations in accordance with ISO 9000 specification, writing ISO 9000 and planned maintenance procedures, work orders, purchase orders and bidding and scheduling of contractors. I performed calibrations on all plant systems to include, pressure, flow, and temperature instrumentation. I provided technical assistance to electrical and mechanical departments during major breakdowns on all shifts.

1990-1998

A-Rate Lead Electrician Citisteel USA, IncClaymont, DE

Supervised four man electrical and mechanical maintenance crew on day and night shifts, built PLC controllers from scratch, troubleshoot and repaired all major plant systems with minimal downtime, to include, but not limited to: high voltage equipment, PLC’s, hydraulics, AC / DC overhead cranes, AC / DC motors and control systems as well as GE switchgear and breakers. 1987-1990

Electrician’s Mate 2nd Class Petty OfficerShore Intermediate Maintenance ActivityPhiladelphia, PA

Supervised controller and electrical outside repair shops which performed building maintenance, serviced four reserve ships stationed in Philadelphia PA and installations to NEC specifications. Set up an outstanding training program for the electrical division. I completed Journeyman program for maintenance electrician through the U.S. Department of Labor and the Pennsylvania Apprenticeship and Training Council, with 8000 hours of apprenticeship training. Some responsibilities included annual budgeting, planning and estimating and weekend reservist training. I also served as quality control inspector under a zero rework policy.

1986-1987

Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Petty OfficerUSS NASSAU (LHA-4)Norfolk. VA

Repaired galley and laundry equipment, supervised and administrated the Planned Maintenance System, audited LOTO program, installed lighting and power distribution systems. Work on apprenticeship objectives.

1983-1986

Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Petty OfficerUSS IOWA (BB-61)Norfolk, VA

Worked as a motor re-winder, performed troubleshooting and repairs to ships 440 VAC power distribution system. Work on apprenticeship objectives.

SKILLS

PLC Programming - Layout, built, troubleshoot and perform mid-level programming of Allen Bradley PLC-5 and PLC-500 control systems, RS View and Wonderware HMI systems and all devices associated with such system.

AC Motor Controllers - Overhaul, rebuild and troubleshoot AC controllers, automatic bus transfers, battery chargers and welders to meet manufactures specifications.

Quality Assurance - Served as quality control inspector for three years under a zero defects policy, ensuring all electrical equipment manufactured and repaired was foremost in quality products.

Planning and Estimating - Served as planner for an electrical division of thirty-five employees for one year, consisting of installations and repairs to several ships and buildings in the Philadelphia and Earle, New Jersey area.

Software Knowledge – Have advanced knowledge working with Microsoft Office products to include Word, Excel, Access and Power Point. Also well versed in the use of RS Links, RSLogix 5, 500 and 5000, Wonderware, PanelBuilder 32, Drive Manager 32 and 7i Enterprise Asset Management System. Worked with Auto Desk 2006, RSView 32, GML Commander, DriveTools 32, Drive Explorer. Computer systems include, Internet Explorer, Lotus Notes, VNC, Message Manager, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows Vista and Windows XP.

MILITARY HISTORY

1983 - 1990

UNITED STATES NAVY

E-5 / Electrician’s Mate 2nd Class Petty OfficerDischarge Date: 13 October 1990Clearance: Confidential

Awards: Good Conduct Medal, Sea Service, Meritorious Unit and Battle Efficiency Ribbon.

CIVIC ACTIVITIES

I Served as Chairman of the Maryland’s Wildlife Advisory Commission, appointed by Governor Parris Glendening. I served on the Board of Directors for the Maryland Legislative Sportsman’s Foundation and serve as National Advisor for a non-profit organization, Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry. I served as President for the Maryland Sportsmen’s Association for 2 years, with a membership of 300 individual and 30,000 organizational members. I served on Governor’s Non-Lethal Task Force. I served on the Maryland Wildlife Advisory Commission, appointed by Governor Martin O’Mally.

EDUCATION AND TRAINING HISTORY

Course WhereComplete

dGraduated High School  Van Jr Sr High   1983Basic Elect & Electronics US Navy 1986Electrician Class A School US Navy 1986PLC 5 Troubleshooting Rockwell Automation Training Dec-92PLC 5 Basic Programming Rockwell Automation Training Feb-96PLC 5 Advance Programming Rockwell Automation Training Oct-97RSView 32 Development Rockwell Automation Training Nov-98Instrumentation and Controls National Technology Transfer Feb-00Building on the Best In House Jun-00Intellectual Property Training In House Nov-00E&L Guider Training In House Jan-01Wyatt Training In House Feb-01Welding Class In House Feb-011336 Drive Training Rockwell Automation Training Jun-01Cause Analysis In House Aug-01Technical Orientation In House Sept-01NEC Code Training In House Feb-02LET Training In House Mar-02Compensation Workshop In House Apr-021395 Drive Training Rockwell Automation Training May-02Fork Truck/Lift Training In House July-03Intouch Foundation Insource Software Solutions Dec-03Quick Response Team In House June-04Recipient Fire Team In House April-05Arc Flash NFPA 70 E Energy Management Group Oct-05AutoCAD Cadapult Jan-06Hiring the Best In House Sept-07Sponsoring: Exploring the Commitment In House Oct-07

Sponsoring: Core Skills for Success In House Nov-07Situational Leadership II In House Dec-07RSLogix 5000 Maintenance & Prog. Rockwell Automation Training Jan-08Electrical Workplace Safety TTT E-Hazard Dec-11Presentation Skills In House Mar-12RSLogix 5000 Advanced Programming Rockwell Automation Training Nov-12Recertification EWS TTT E-Hazard Nov-1470E Audit protocol E-Hazard Nov-14Environmental Auditing 14001 BSI Dec-14Kepner Tregoe Project Management Kepner Tregoe Oct-15ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management Systems SAI Global Jan-16Conducting & Leading MS Audits SAI Global Jan-16