11584 West 67th Place						970-980-4465 cell
Arvada								
Colorado   80004 						edmundcampbell59@gmail.com

EDMUND J. CAMPBELL
   Objective
Seeking a challenging position utilizing my leadership, technical, training and safety experience and abilities to their full potential, with opportunities for career growth and development.
   Professional Experience
•	SMA America Production     720.347.6000   3801 Havana St.          Denver, Colorado   80239
Electro Mechanical Technician		                                      	   4/12 - Present

Worked to build and maintain production equipment related to inverter assembly. Support all areas of production and building services including Calibration and Verification of various production tooling. Generate and maintain documentation for verification of torque devices and peripherals. Other duties include: Safety Team member, Fork Lift/Scissor Lift Trainer, Facility  ESD Resource, CPR Certified.

•	Abound Solar      303.682.6100       9585 E. Frontage Rd.	   Longmont, Colorado	80504	                                                                             Equipment Engineering Technician			      	   11/08-3/12
Worked as an E.E.T. in a shift oriented environment, on automated solar panel assembly lines for a startup company. Demonstrated responsibilities include programming, troubleshooting and repair of many types of industrial equipment such as Allen Bradley PLC’s, Motoman robots, ATS vision systems, conveyance systems, washers, dryers, and labeling systems. In addition I had to learn how panel performance is affected by the quality of the assembly process and supplies, ensure line performance goals are met, reliability issue follow-up, improvement activities, safety issue resolution, generation of initial and final documentation. As a senior tech, I had to train other techs, engineers and operators, as well as effectively interact with other company disciplines such as engineering, technical writers and safety. Was a member of the Emergency Response Team, Fork Lift Certified, Electrically Qualified, including LO/TO.
•	Eastman Kodak/Carestream Health 970.304.4600   2000 Howard Smith Ave    Windsor, Colorado	 80550	                                                                            Equipment Maintenance Specialist			      		         1/92-11/08
Worked as an E.M.S. in a team environment on automated film coating and packaging flow lines. Responsibilities included ensuring cell performance and cost goals are met, including safety, reliability and quality and improvement activities. Troubleshoot all flow line equipment, including slitting, chopping and packaging and training technician and operators. As the Packaging E.M.S. Certifier, it was my job to ensure all documentation regarding the packaging equipment, robots and PLC’s were correct and kept up to date, write and administer the certification tests and initiate modules for training all department employees on equipment use. Other tasks included using SAP for work order generation and completion and spare parts ordering, programming and troubleshooting Asea robots, using Allen Bradley PLC’s to find root cause. Most of the equipment was in dark room environments. Also completed an ISO/GMP auditing course and completed a term as a plant site auditor. Served as a First Responder for First Aid calls and was Fork Lift Certified and Electrically Qualified, including LO/TO.

•	ESAB Automation   970.225.7600       4600 Innovation Drive   Fort Collins, Colorado 80525
Robot Assembly Supervisor	                                                5/86 - 1/92 

Worked the last 2 years as the robot assembly supervisor giving technical training, writing performance appraisals, made production schedules and increased the percentage of systems delivered on time. Served as the team leader for the flextime team. Prior to working on the shop floor worked as a field service representative in the robotic welding division doing installations, programming, training, preventative maintenance and troubleshooting robotic systems, including PLC’s, positioning equipment and other peripherals. Fork Lift Certified. 

•	Robot Defense Systems	   		          		Thornton, Colorado
    Engineering Technician		                                      	 6/85 - 4/86

Worked to build, operate and service unmanned mobile robotic units used for perimeter surveillance and intruder detection. Units consisted of a 6-wheel all-terrain vehicle chassis which was outfitted with a base computer and its peripherals, such as a gyroscope, compressor and cameras.

•	FARED Robot Systems                   			Denver, Colorado  
    Technical Service Representative	                   	2/83 - 4/85

Worked with little or no supervision on many projects. Responsibilities included demo lab layout and set-up, technical training and field service. Performed robot and end effector evaluations with detailed documentation of results. Used ASEA, Cincinnati Milacron, Seiko, IRI, Motoman, Intellidex, Prab and Unimation robots along with several brands of PLC’s. During personal time I completed a course on FARED’s CAD/CAM system use. I also served as an instructor for the lab portion of the commitment to Red Rocks Community College robotics curriculum.

•	SELF EMPLOYED                                 			Lakewood, Colorado
    CARPENTER                                                                      7/82 - 2/83

Interior remodeling and repair, some minor electrical repair and video game repair for a shop in Denver.

•	American Office Equipment	        			Denver, Colorado
    Field Service Technician 	                         		11/81 - 7/82

Installed and repaired copiers in schools, stores and libraries. Used schematics and logic equipment to isolate problems to the component level. Worked on a new coin operated model for consumer use. Instructed personnel on operation of units.

•	United States Navy            				NWS, SS18, Charleston, S.C.
    Electronics Technician    	                         		1/79 - 3/81

Trained as an electronics technician. Was assigned to a small surface craft used by the submarine squadron. Responsible for installation, maintenance and repair of all onboard electronic equipment which included radar, sonar and various communication sets. Used schematics and a variety of test equipment to troubleshoot and locate problems and perform maintenance checks.

 Educational Highlights

•	Allen Bradley/Rockwell Automation Control Logix Set-up and Maintenance - Week Long Course 3/10
•	Allen Bradley/Rockwell Automation Control Logix Set-up and use – Week Long Introduction – 9/02
•	Successfully completed the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People course - 5/01
•	Attended the CSU Ropes Course Training - A voluntary interaction course developed to allow participants to become more accustomed to working together as teams - 10/93
•	Allen Bradley PLC Troubleshooting - A week long course which included module set-up, system troubleshooting and repair and basic programming and editing of PLC-5 product line - 3/93 
•	Quality Leadership Process training – Focused on use of quality principals to meet needs of internal and external customers - 10/93
•	ASEA Industrial Robot training - S3 programming and maintenance – each 1 week course - 3/83
•	United States Naval Electronics Technician Class “A” School – Basic Electronics and  Electricity – Major topics - Radar, Communications gear and Test Equipment - 3/79 - 11/79
•	Quincy Vocational Technical School - completed Carpentry course which included drafting - print generation and reading - 9/73 -  6/77 
References
Wayne Huff
9586 E. Frontage Road
Longmont, Colorado 80504
970.237. 2775

Bob Amador
205 W. Beacon Hill Drive
Lafayette, Colorado 80026
303.885.0639

Douglas Zimmerman
3840 Logan Drive
Loveland, Colorado 80538
970.663.3032