AMY SMITH
123 Main Street • Atlanta, Georgia • 30339
Home: (555) 555-1234, Cell: (555) 555-1235
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Objective: Seek the Position of Engine Testing Supervisor
SUMMARY: Exceptional gifted and self-motivated Engine Testing Supervisor with great experience independently performing the more difficult and complicated tests of motor and diesel fuels in conformance with American Society for Testing Materials.
Summary of Qualifications
Ten years experience.
Exceptional working knowledge of octane and cetane test engines.
Sound working knowledge of the use of micrometers and timing gauges,
Profound working knowledge of the use of torque wrenches and standard mechanic tools.
Exceptional ability to prepare reference fuel blends;
Uncommon ability to complete necessary preparations prior to starting test engine.
In-depth ability to determine test method to be used.
Uncommon ability to maintain mandatory standard operating conditions of test engine during tests.
Strong ability to make proper adjustment of cylinder height, fuel-air ration, knockmeter and detonation meter.
Solid ability to determine accurate bracketing of reference fuels.
Sound ability to make detailed daily and periodic 500, 800 and 2,000 hour inspections of test engines.
Proven ability to perform required minor and major repairs and top and bottom overhaul.
In-depth ability to use torque wrenches and standard mechanics tools.
Exceptional ability to work with extremely close tolerances.
Uncommon ability to train other employees in conducting tests.
Solid ability to keep accurate test results.
Strong ability to work independently.
Professional Experience
Galaxy Transport System, Minneapolis 2002 - Present
Engine Testing Supervisor
Prepare reference fuel blends in conformance with American Society for Testing Materials.
Make daily and periodic inspection of test engines.
Make necessary adjustments to bring test engine to standard operating condition.
Adjust knockmeter and detonation meter for standard knock intensity.
Determine proper bracketing of reference fuels.
Train other employees.
Perform cleaning of combustion chamber.
Perform carbon blasting of cylinder; removal and reconditioning of cylinder; valve and valve-seat overhaul; and eemoval and cleaning of piston and piston rings.
Keep accurate results of tests conducted.
Perform top and bottom overhaul of test engines.
Perform 500, 800, 2,000 hour inspections.
Adjust and repair electrical, plumbing, air and electronic systems associated with test engines.
Testify in court.
Give guidance and instructions to lower level Octane Engine Operators.
Supervise the engine testing section.
Performed other necessary duties as required.
Galaxy Transport System, Rainbow County, Minneapolis 2000 - 2002
Engine Testing Operator
Prepared reference fuel blends in conformance with American Society for Testing Material.
Adjusted test engine for standard knock intensity.
Checked test engine rating characteristics using basic standardized fuel.
Daily adjusted knockmeter and detonation meter.
Adjusted cylinder height and fuel-air ratio.
Determined proper bracketing of reference fuel blends.
Assisted supervisor in training other employees.
Made daily inspection of fuel system, lubrication, ignition and valves of test engines.
Carbon blasted to remove carbon deposits in combustion chamber.
Performed repair and maintenance not requiring top overhaul.
Assisted more experienced operators in detail repair of test engine.
Kept records of tests conducted.
Performed other necessary duties as required.
Galaxy Transport System, Rainbow County, Minneapolis 1997 - 2000
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