Elevator Constructor

OBJECTIVE To apply my interest, knowledge, and skill sets for service maintenance in the hotel and casino industry. WORK EXPERIENCE Otis Elevator Company, Honolulu, HI 08/81 – 03/09 Temp Mechanic, Modernization Department November, 1997 – March, 2009  Replaced old machinery with new and improved equipment  Replaced controls with new computerized controls  Updated overall elevator structure  Material handling, hoisting, rigging, and painting  Customer relations Helper/Temp Mechanic, Repair Department December, 1992 – November, 1997  Changed hoist ropes (wire cable)  Changed motor bearings  Replaced worn hydraulic packing  Replaced door elevators  Cleaned escalators by taking out all steps  Cleaned truss and steps, turn and undercut generators  Replaced worn drive chains, hoist, and tram motors on escalators  Adjusted handrail tensions on escalators  Performed preventive maintenance on elevators and escalators  Safety tested elevators with state inspectors Helper/Temp Mechanic, Service Department January, 1991 – December, 1992  Performed service visits to customers with service contracts  General cleaning of hoist ways, top of elevators, machine room pits  Changed motor brushes and generator brushes  Checked gearbox oil, greased sheaves and motor bearings  Took trouble calls when elevators needed repair Helper/Temp Mechanic, Repair Department February, 1990 – January, 1991  See above Helper/Temp Mechanic, Construction Department October, 1989 – February, 1990  Installation of new elevators and escalators from ground to completion  Received materials  Expedited installation of new elevators and escalators Helper/Temp Mechanic, Repair Department September, 1987 – October, 1989  See above Truck Driver/Warehouseman, Warehouse August, 1981 – September, 1987  Operated a forklift  Received and processed orders  Inventory  Made deliveries Atlas Sales Company, Honolulu, HI 06/72 - 08/81 Skyclimber Repairman July, 1975 – July, 1981  Repaired flying platforms used by window washers, painters, and glass installers for work on high rise buildings  Performed maintenance on equipment that included airless painting, welding, and glass cutting  Fabrication of rental equipment  Purchased maintenance material Warehouse Helper June, 1972 – July, 1975  Loaded and unloaded 40 ft containers of shoring equipment for local rental in Hawaii  Filled orders for rental  Operated a forklift  Performed maintenance on equipment that included airless painting, welding, and glass cutting  Fabrication of rental equipment  Purchased maintenance material EDUCATION Elevator Construction School Certificate, 1992 Honolulu Community College Basic Welding and Cutting Torch Class, 1977 James B. Castle High School High School Diploma, 1975 LICENSES State of Hawaii Department of Commerce & Consumer Affairs Elevator Mechanic License #EVM-333 ADDITIONAL SKILLS  Crew management  Electronically inclined  Mechanically inclined  Welding and cutting torch  Woodworking  Fiber glassing  Painting  Print reading (electrical and mechanical)  Forklift operation  Truck driving  Customer relations

Electrical & Electronic Equipment Assembler