Daniel J. Levey
3 Bach Rd.
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845) 246-7902
(845) 399-2055
Resume Purpose/ Goal:
To increase and further my skills and experience and establish a long term relationship with a progressive and growing company.
Copies of diplomas, certifications, and references available upon request.
Welder/Fabricator
December 2008 to November 20
Mac's Iron Works
New Paltz, N.Y.
Structual steel and job shop
Fabrication/Welding
Layout, print reading, plasma bending, rolling, MIG, TIG, ARC,
Welding and finishing of stainless steel, steel, aluminum, and brass
to clients specifications.
Welder/ Fabricator
April 2004 to Dec. 2008
Hatfield Metal Fab.
Poughkeepsie, NY
Henry and Chris Hatfield
(845) 454-1460
An all around highly skilled welf/fab. Shop, requiring individuals to possess a vast amount of experience to complete jobs start to finish.
Print reading and layout to bending and rolling to form parts.
M.I.G., T.I.G. welding applications from plate to sheet metal.
From cooling and oil tank drums to pressure vessels and vacuum chambers. N.Y.S. certifications and A.S.M.E. cert. Some of the companies to which these areas applied are as follows. Nuclear energy systems, Hypotronics, Scientec, Presray Flood Systems, Lyphlaztion Inc., Preferred Utilities, etc.
Welder/ Fabricator
January 2004 to April 2004
Self employed to fabricate aluminum framed electric vehicle
John freidman
Woodstock, NY
T.I.G. welded .125x2x2 aluminum framed vehicle according to design and specifications of the architect.
Pictures and documentation available upon request.
Welder/ Fabricator
January 2001 to January 2004
Rothe Welding
Saugerties, NY
Ray Scally
(845) 246-3051
Job shop fabrication of a variety of skills and responsibilities.
Rolling, forming , and bending of plate as well as schemata. Layout and cutting. M.I.G., T.I.G., ARC welding. Blueprint reading, A.W.S. Symbols.
Welder/ Fabricator
January 2000 to January 2001
Spiral construction
Saugerties, NY
Tom Gottslaben
(845) 246-8476
Custom welding, fabrication, and finishing of stainless steel spiral staircase.
Pictures and documentation available upon request
Welder/ Fabricator
May 1998- January 2000
Ashley mechanical/ Universal Metal Fab.
Kingston, NY
Arnold Jacobsen
(845) 331-8248
On site welding of pipe and various applications such as catwalks, Framing and heavy base elements. Blueprint reading, Layout, plasma cutting, M.I.G., T.I.G., Arc welding skills.
M&E Manufacturing Inc.
April 1987 to May 1998
19 Progress St.
Kingston, NY 12401
- Manufacturers of supermarket and restaurant equipment
Supervisor/ Dayshift Manufacturing: September 1995 to May 1998
Responsibilities and skills:
Supervise and schedule customer orders to department leadmen:
A) Tubing/Saw- Processing of cut lists.
B) Brake/ sheet metal- coordination of schedule orders.
C) Weldshop- Schedule and stage day and nightshift welders with approx. 90 hrs. work per day.
-Training of welders
- Quality control
-Employment applicants- set -up interviews/ new hires
-periodic evaluations and raises
-Employee attendance records and salaries
-product costing- production time studies/ material costing
-Proto types/ research and development
Supervisor/ Nightshift Manufacturing: June 1992 to September 1995
Responsibilities and skills:
-Create and establish a second shift manufacturing operation to expand production growth and volume.
-Skills were basically the same as described in dayshift supervisor position, but on a smaller scale as growth of this shift was minimal at start up.
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Welder/ Mechanic:
April 1987 to June 1992
Experience:
M&E Manufacturing
19 Progress St.
Kingston, NY 12401
- Manufacturers of supermarket and restaurant equipment
Welder/ Mechanic: skills and responsibilities:
-Basic layout and brakework for hand sinks, mop sinks, dish sinks, dish tables, cutting tables, and work tables. These sinks and tables are constructed with square as well as covered corners, back splashes and returns.
-Welding skills include, primarily T.I.G. welding of all kinds of joints. These are applied to a cosmetic fiish which demands strength as well as appearance. Distortion and penetration are major factors when fabricating and welding sheet metals from 12 guage to 36 guage. Other related welding skills include T.I.G. and M.I.G. of aluminum, stainless steel, mild steel, galvanized steel and brass. Plasma and oxy-acetylene cutting systems are also applied.
-Finishing skills include grinding, sanding and surface polishing techniques. Different grainwork is used according to desired finish.
-Other skills include: Shaping and dollying, arc welding, oxy-acetylene welding, brazing, soldering, silver soldering, blueprint reading, drafting designs and prototypes and custom work.
-Also had responsibility fo helpers and departmental management, including coordination of orders and job development.
- Companies which demande3d a high quality workmanship for their products included: All major supermarkets and restaraunts.
-Custom work included: Cafeteria and kitchen equipment for the Culinary Institute of America and Marist College.
-The development of many of the companies main products was a result of my welding and R&D skills.
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Tracer Profiles:
October 1986 to April 1987
145 Franklin Turnpike
Waldwick, NJ 07463
Mobile welding and job shop
Welder/ Mechanic:
Skills and Responsibilities:
-On site welding and fabrications of a wide variety of jobs. These jobs included custom fireplace inserts and linings, paper hoppers and collectors, cardboard bailers and compactors, different types fo trailers, heavy machinery repair.
-Responsibility for quoting prices on job site work.
-In shop work included shear and brake work, lathe, milling machine and heat treating of metals.
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Clean Room Products:
June 1985 to October 1986
1800 Ocean Avenue
Ronkonkoma L.I., NY 11779
Clean Air Environments and Workstions
Welder/ Mechanic/Cabinet Mechanic
Skills and Responsibilities:
-Construction of square tubing, pre-fab rooms, work stations, laminar flow units, overhead modules and air showers.
-M.I.G. welding of tubular steel which was sleeved for pre-fab construction because of its potential sizes. Some framing of these rooms are as large as 40x40x16, constructed of 3x3 steel tube.
-The other part of these rooms were the laminar flow units, which usually sat on top of these frames. They were flake board cabinets laminated with Formica, Kydex, and stainless steel laminated. Hepa Filters controlled air particles in and out of these environmentally controlled atmospheres. Tools included table and panel saws, routers and sanders, staple guns and other woodworking tools.
-Basic electrical skills were used in wiring lights and blowers. Plexiglas and lexan were also worked with on this job.
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All Island Blower and Sheet Metal:
June 1984 to June 1985
1585c Smithtown Avenue
Bohemia, L.I., NY 11716
Welder/ Mechanic
Skills and Responsibilities:
-Fabricating and welding of specialized tank, hoppers, paper collectors, and ductwork.
-Welding included M.I.G., and arc welding a wide variety of ductwork and related heating and air conditioning products.
-In shop work as well as on the job site installation. Galvanized, Mild steel, and stainless steel ducts were fabricated.
-Hopers and paper collectors were made from 10 guage steel and stainless steel to heavy plate steel.
-These products were applied to the interior and exterior of buildings according to their applications. Paper collectors were installed for large-scale users including Newsday. Hopers were at medical and pharmaceutical companies.
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Clean Room Products:
June 1981 to June 1984
1800 Ocean Avenue
Ronkonkoma, L.I., NY
Previos address:
56 Penataquit, Avenue
Bayshore, L.I., NY
Welder/ Mechanic/ Cabinet Mechanic
Skills and Responsibilities:
-Same as above for Clean Room Products
Date of Birth: January 18, 1963
Marital Status: Married, two children, Kevin- February 4, 1986 and Brian- April 11, 1989
Education:
Paumanok Elementary School: 1st- 6th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Burrs Lane Junior High School: 7th- 9th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Half Hollow Hills High School : 10th- 12th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Bayshore High School: 12th- graduation, 1981
Bayshore, NY
Lewis A. Wilson Technical Center: 10th- 11th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Welding I- II
B.O.C.E.S. of Brookhaven: 12th- graduation, 1981
Brookhaven, L.I., NY
2-year Technical Diploma, Welding II
Copies of Diplomas available upon request.
Letters of recommendation available upon request.
J. Levey
3 Bach Rd.
Saugerties, NY 12477
(845) 246-7902
(845) 399-2055
Resume Purpose/ Goal:
To increase and further my skills and experience and establish a long term relationship with a progressive and growing company.
Copies of diplomas, certifications, and references available upon request.
Welder/ Fabricator
April 2004 to present
Hatfield Metal Fab.
Poughkeepsie, NY
Henry and Chris Hatfield
(845) 454-1460
An all around highly skilled welf/fab. Shop, requiring individuals to possess a vast amount of experience to complete jobs start to finish.
Print reading and layout to bending and rolling to form parts.
M.I.G., T.I.G. welding applications from plate to sheet metal.
From cooling and oil tank drums to pressure vessels and vacuum chambers. N.Y.S. certifications and A.S.M.E. cert. Some of the companies to which these areas applied are as follows. Nuclear energy systems, Hypotronics, Scientec, Presray Flood Systems, Lyphlaztion Inc., Preferred Utilities, etc.
Welder/ Fabricator
January 2004 to April 2004
Self employed to fabricate aluminum framed electric vehicle
John freidman
Woodstock, NY
T.I.G. welded .125x2x2 aluminum framed vehicle according to design and specifications of the architect.
Pictures and documentation available upon request.
Welder/ Fabricator
January 2001 to January 2004
Rothe Welding
Saugerties, NY
Ray Scally
(845) 246-3051
Job shop fabrication of a variety of skills and responsibilities.
Rolling, forming , and bending of plate as well as schemata. Layout and cutting. M.I.G., T.I.G., ARC welding. Blueprint reading, A.W.S. Symbols.
Welder/ Fabricator
January 2000 to January 2001
Spiral construction
Saugerties, NY
Tom Gottslaben
(845) 246-8476
Custom welding, fabrication, and finishing of stainless steel spiral staircase.
Pictures and documentation available upon request
Welder/ Fabricator
May 1998- January 2000
Ashley mechanical/ Universal Metal Fab.
Kingston, NY
Arnold Jacobsen
(845) 331-8248
On site welding of pipe and various applications such as catwalks, Framing and heavy base elements. Blueprint reading, Layout, plasma cutting, M.I.G., T.I.G., Arc welding skills.
M&E Manufacturing Inc.
April 1987 to May 1998
19 Progress St.
Kingston, NY 12401
- Manufacturers of supermarket and restaurant equipment
Supervisor/ Dayshift Manufacturing: September 1995 to May 1998
Responsibilities and skills:
Supervise and schedule customer orders to department leadmen:
A) Tubing/Saw- Processing of cut lists.
B) Brake/ sheet metal- coordination of schedule orders.
C) Weldshop- Schedule and stage day and nightshift welders with approx. 90 hrs. work per day.
-Training of welders
- Quality control
-Employment applicants- set -up interviews/ new hires
-periodic evaluations and raises
-Employee attendance records and salaries
-product costing- production time studies/ material costing
-Proto types/ research and development
Supervisor/ Nightshift Manufacturing: June 1992 to September 1995
Responsibilities and skills:
-Create and establish a second shift manufacturing operation to expand production growth and volume.
-Skills were basically the same as described in dayshift supervisor position, but on a smaller scale as growth of this shift was minimal at start up.
________________________________________________________________________
Welder/ Mechanic:
April 1987 to June 1992
Experience:
M&E Manufacturing
19 Progress St.
Kingston, NY 12401
- Manufacturers of supermarket and restaurant equipment
Welder/ Mechanic: skills and responsibilities:
-Basic layout and brakework for hand sinks, mop sinks, dish sinks, dish tables, cutting tables, and work tables. These sinks and tables are constructed with square as well as covered corners, back splashes and returns.
-Welding skills include, primarily T.I.G. welding of all kinds of joints. These are applied to a cosmetic fiish which demands strength as well as appearance. Distortion and penetration are major factors when fabricating and welding sheet metals from 12 guage to 36 guage. Other related welding skills include T.I.G. and M.I.G. of aluminum, stainless steel, mild steel, galvanized steel and brass. Plasma and oxy-acetylene cutting systems are also applied.
-Finishing skills include grinding, sanding and surface polishing techniques. Different grainwork is used according to desired finish.
-Other skills include: Shaping and dollying, arc welding, oxy-acetylene welding, brazing, soldering, silver soldering, blueprint reading, drafting designs and prototypes and custom work.
-Also had responsibility fo helpers and departmental management, including coordination of orders and job development.
- Companies which demande3d a high quality workmanship for their products included: All major supermarkets and restaraunts.
-Custom work included: Cafeteria and kitchen equipment for the Culinary Institute of America and Marist College.
-The development of many of the companies main products was a result of my welding and R&D skills.
________________________________________________________________________
Tracer Profiles:
October 1986 to April 1987
145 Franklin Turnpike
Waldwick, NJ 07463
Mobile welding and job shop
Welder/ Mechanic:
Skills and Responsibilities:
-On site welding and fabrications of a wide variety of jobs. These jobs included custom fireplace inserts and linings, paper hoppers and collectors, cardboard bailers and compactors, different types fo trailers, heavy machinery repair.
-Responsibility for quoting prices on job site work.
-In shop work included shear and brake work, lathe, milling machine and heat treating of metals.
________________________________________________________________________
Clean Room Products:
June 1985 to October 1986
1800 Ocean Avenue
Ronkonkoma L.I., NY 11779
Clean Air Environments and Workstions
Welder/ Mechanic/Cabinet Mechanic
Skills and Responsibilities:
-Construction of square tubing, pre-fab rooms, work stations, laminar flow units, overhead modules and air showers.
-M.I.G. welding of tubular steel which was sleeved for pre-fab construction because of its potential sizes. Some framing of these rooms are as large as 40x40x16, constructed of 3x3 steel tube.
-The other part of these rooms were the laminar flow units, which usually sat on top of these frames. They were flake board cabinets laminated with Formica, Kydex, and stainless steel laminated. Hepa Filters controlled air particles in and out of these environmentally controlled atmospheres. Tools included table and panel saws, routers and sanders, staple guns and other woodworking tools.
-Basic electrical skills were used in wiring lights and blowers. Plexiglas and lexan were also worked with on this job.
________________________________________________________________________
All Island Blower and Sheet Metal:
June 1984 to June 1985
1585c Smithtown Avenue
Bohemia, L.I., NY 11716
Welder/ Mechanic
Skills and Responsibilities:
-Fabricating and welding of specialized tank, hoppers, paper collectors, and ductwork.
-Welding included M.I.G., and arc welding a wide variety of ductwork and related heating and air conditioning products.
-In shop work as well as on the job site installation. Galvanized, Mild steel, and stainless steel ducts were fabricated.
-Hopers and paper collectors were made from 10 guage steel and stainless steel to heavy plate steel.
-These products were applied to the interior and exterior of buildings according to their applications. Paper collectors were installed for large-scale users including Newsday. Hopers were at medical and pharmaceutical companies.
________________________________________________________________________
Clean Room Products:
June 1981 to June 1984
1800 Ocean Avenue
Ronkonkoma, L.I., NY
Previos address:
56 Penataquit, Avenue
Bayshore, L.I., NY
Welder/ Mechanic/ Cabinet Mechanic
Skills and Responsibilities:
-Same as above for Clean Room Products
Date of Birth: January 18, 1963
Marital Status: Married, two children, Kevin- February 4, 1986 and Brian- April 11, 1989
Education:
Paumanok Elementary School: 1st- 6th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Burrs Lane Junior High School: 7th- 9th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Half Hollow Hills High School : 10th- 12th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Bayshore High School: 12th- graduation, 1981
Bayshore, NY
Lewis A. Wilson Technical Center: 10th- 11th grade
Dix Hills, L.I., NY 11746
Welding I- II
B.O.C.E.S. of Brookhaven: 12th- graduation, 1981
Brookhaven, L.I., NY
2-year Technical Diploma, Welding II
Copies of Diplomas available upon request.
Letters of recommendation available upon request.
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