Tony G. Bailey. 102 N 15 TH ST APT 102A ST Charles Il Cell # (520)

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1 Tony G. Bailey 102 N 15 TH ST APT 102A ST Charles Il tonybailey305@gmail.com Cell # (520) Hello, Good Day, My name is Tony Bailey. I am seeking employment with a company that I can learn from and grow with. I have worked as a maintenance technician/robot technician for the past 25 years. Troubleshooting hydraulic, mechanical, PLC errors, 24volt control, frequency drives, integrate six axis robots to perform many task. I have installed Fanuc, ABB, Kawasaki, Nachi, Kuka and many other robotic cells from start to finish in many different types of applications such as welding, palletizing, painting, sanding, material handling, assembly. PLC programming I ve recently worked with Siemens PLCs, Horner, and Fanuc processors. I have a large support group of friends in this field and many resources such as parts repair to technical support from my professors from robotic school. Many references available upon request. Please contact me at (520) or leave message. Thank you for your time and consideration. Tony Bailey

2 Tony G. Bailey 102 N 15TH ST APT 102a ST Charles Il tonybailey305@gmail.com Cell # (520) Work History: July 1, 2016 to present: Automation Tech for International Precision Components Corporation in Lake Forest IL. Job responsibilities include maintenance of all robotic cells, upgrades, cycle time reduction, preventive maintenance, change over s, touching up of positions, upkeep of safety fencing, creation of new programs, trouble shooting repetition problems, building of custom end of arm tooling, training of team leaders, General maintenance. April 1, 2010 to March 20, 2016: Mechanic Tech, Robot Tech for Scale Models in Dyersville IA. Job Responsibilities include: Complete robot integration, PLC programming which takes place in a die-casting environment. ABB, Kawasaki certified programmer and troubleshooter...i have worked in the maintenance field as a techition for last 20 years. I pride myself in a wide range of skills from industrial control circuits to welding and fabrication. I have many techniques for troubleshooting a wide variety of machines. I believe a good mechanic can provide proof of a malfunction and multiple ways to repair or remedy the problem. May 1, 2007 to April 1, 2010 Maintenance Mechanic, Robot Technician for Metaldyne in Niles. Worked under supervision of engineering. Inhering to install and maintain ABB 6400/4400 and Kawasaki material handling robots. Job duties include modifying programs and troubleshooting. Numerous robot integration. Electrical, mechanical performance upgrades. I also troubleshoot Lester die casting machines. Rim rock auto ladles, reciprocators. Allen Bradley PLC's. Kawasaki D series controller program certified, AS programming August 2008 from Kawasaki Robotics training center in Wixom Michigan. I am familiar with CMMS Systems. I ve attended introduction to RS Logic 5000 at Revere Electric, Buffalo Grove.\ February 2005 Roofer for A/C Coverall Construction Phone # (708) May 2004 February 2005 Maintenance Mechanic / Welder Freight Car Services Danville, IL On the job responsibilities include troubleshooting and repairing various kinds of machinery, the ability to read and follow blue prints, welding, and excellent communication and organizational skills. Troubleshoot Miller welding sleds and power supplies. Hydraulic huck guns. I welded on the production line for several months awaiting a chance to test off the line and in to Maintenance department. September May 2004 Machine operator/set up Krupp Gerloc Machining Division. Danville IL. Job responsibilities include set up of new products. Operation of machine (cutting crank shafts for Detroit diesel (500lbs)

3 and Caterpillar cranks making adjustments to stay within tolerances. stroke and indexing checks..maintance of the machines electrical and mechanical components. Programming of Fanuc robot drills, Mazak slant 40s.Able to read calipers, micrometer. Calipers. January 1996 Aug Cast house Personnel Scepter Industries Bicknell, IN Job duties included operating a front end loader and running a rotary recovery furnace. Also being safety conscious and being aware of my surrounding environment. November 1991 Oct Aerosol Line Mechanic CCL Custom Mfg. - Danville, IL Job responsibilities included: changing the line over to run different parts, maintaining production line machinery, meeting production requirements, and performing test runs and adjusting the line as needed. Tony G. Bailey

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