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JOHN E. MASLOWSKI
Address and Telephone number upon request.
E-Mail: johnmaz@mchsi.com
CAREER OBJECTIVE
A responsible job in the area of Manufacturing Management, Production Control, or Technical Coordination with a firm offering the opportunity to apply my knowledge and experience.
SYNOPSIS
Background encompasses over twenty years of diversified experience in Technical Management, Instruction, and Technical Coordination, with extensive experience in instruction and
coordinating the production of complex electronic assemblies for the government and aerospace industry.
EDUCATION
Associate in Applied Science degree in Missile and Munitions Technology from John C. Calhoun Community College Decatur, Alabama.
WORK EXPERIENCE
1988 - Present SCI SYSTEMS INC.
Huntsville, Alabama
Production Analyst/Engineering Coordinator for the Engineering Research and Development center and the Manufacturing of complex avionic computer systems and subsystems.
Responsible for New Product Introduction of complex electronic and mechanical assemblies from the engineering research and development center and coordinating all aspects of the manufacturing process at the manufacturing center.
Developed and implemented testing of High Risk components such as Ball Grid and Column Grid Arrays in a simulated high temperature, severe vibration environment insuring a quality product is produced.
Streamlining the manufacturing process of these new assemblies to insure that a quailty product is produced in a timely manner.
Insured that all assemblies meet the various requirements of either MIL STD 2000A, WS-454, or ANSI-J class 1, 2,or 3. This also includes but is not limited to the testing of these systems prior to delivery to the end item user.
Responsible for the coordination of any engineering changes to the original design from the Engineering Center and the implementation of such changes at the Manufacturing Center.
Interfaced with the Plant Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Quality Manager, Engineering Staff, Program Managers, Production Planners, and Supervisors to inform all concerned about any impending changes or impacts to the production schedule.
1983 - 1988 Senior Training Instructor
HAWK Fire Control Repair
U.S. Army Ordnance Missile and Munitions Center and School
Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.
Instructed U.S. and Allied students in intermediate electronic systems maintenance of IHAWK Battery Control Central and related Fire Control Equipment.
1980 - 1983 4th Ordnance Company
Miesau, Germany
Supported all units of the U.S. Army 32nd. Army Air Defense Command at the 4th Ordnance Company as a technical advisor in the Operations Office for all HAWK, Patriot and NIKE and Land Combat missile systems.
1977 - 1980 (SAME AS 1983 - 1988)
SPECIAL TRAINING
PROCUREMENT COURSES, Athens State College, Athens Alabama
MANAGEMENT of New Technology, Athens State College, Athens Alabama
NON-DESTRUCTIVE Testing, Athens State College, Athens Alabama
IHAWK FIRE CONTROL REPAIR - 2040 Hours
IHAWK TRACKING ADJUNCT SYSTEM - 240 Hours
IHAWK RADAR SIMULATOR - 360 Hours
IHAWK PULSE ACQUISITION RADAR (DSP) - 285 Hours
IHAWK LAUNCHER AND MECHANICAL SYSTEMS - 1320 Hours
METHODS OF INSTRUCTIONS - 80 Hours
COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE - 40 Hours
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY REPRESENTATIVE COURSE - 80 Hours
ORDNANCE SUPPLY AND REPAIR PARTS SPECIALIST - 320 Hours
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