innovative1
Member
Hello Everyone
I just recently signed up with the forum. I have been in the heavy equipment maintenance industry for 22 years. I started as an apprentice mechanic, and for the last 14 years have been an equipment superintendent. I have primarily worked on large heavy civil construction projects, specifically, eathfill dams. During which, I have been exposed to several types of earthmoving equipment from a multitude of manufacturers. Fortunately, I had the opportunity to work for organizations that were deeply committed to training and education.
Currently, I am working on designing products that can be used by the equipment maintenance professionals during the repair phase. I believe there are several areas in which one can improve overall equipment availability while increasing equipment lifecycles through product design.
I have read several threads and I am very impressed by the knowledge and understanding that all forum members have regarding equipment. I look forward to communicating with such a great group.
I just recently signed up with the forum. I have been in the heavy equipment maintenance industry for 22 years. I started as an apprentice mechanic, and for the last 14 years have been an equipment superintendent. I have primarily worked on large heavy civil construction projects, specifically, eathfill dams. During which, I have been exposed to several types of earthmoving equipment from a multitude of manufacturers. Fortunately, I had the opportunity to work for organizations that were deeply committed to training and education.
Currently, I am working on designing products that can be used by the equipment maintenance professionals during the repair phase. I believe there are several areas in which one can improve overall equipment availability while increasing equipment lifecycles through product design.
I have read several threads and I am very impressed by the knowledge and understanding that all forum members have regarding equipment. I look forward to communicating with such a great group.
