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Payton Freeman
309 Mercury Way
Fort Myers, Florida 33001
Day Phone: 239-415-9876
Email: paytonfreeman@embarq.com
Country of Citizenship: United States of America
Veteran's Preference: No
Contact Current Employer: Yes
AVAILABILITY: Job Type:
Permanent, Full Time or Part Time
WORK EXPERIENCE: Lowe's Home Improvement
Ctr.
02/01/2002 to 12/14/2011
Fort Myers, Florida US Salary: $12.29 USD/hr
Hours Per Week: 30+/-
Cashier
Cashier for home improvement center; main area of expertise is in building materials, where I help local contractors and home improvement "do-it-yourselfs" on a daily basis. (Contact Supervisor: Yes; Supervisor's Name: Dale King
Supervisor's Phone: 238-433-9255 ext.803
General Motors, Pontiac, MI 9/1999 - 8/2004
Truck Validation Center
Pontiac, MI US Salary: $75,000 USD/yr
Hours Per Week: 50
Experimental Engineering Assembler
My transfer to Pontiac was due to a General Motors Corp. decision to consolidate all experimental engineering operations to the Detroit area, thus eliminating the Experimental Engineering Assembly trade at the Lansing site. At the Validation Center in Pontiac, I was assigned to the Body Shop, where I learned spot welding of the sheet metal parts required to fabricate prototype vehicle bodies. The Validation Center basically validates not the product itself, but the assembly procedures for the vehicle assembly line in the plant. In that regard, responsibilities included communication on a daily basis with engineering staff regarding problematic parts and/or designed assembly procedures as each of these related to the vehicle assembly line. (Contact Supervisor: Yes; Supervisor's Name: Eamon Power; Supervisor's Phone: Unknown: Plant Closed).
Oldsmobile Corp., General 8/1967 - 8/1999
Motors Corp.
Lansing, Michigan US Salary: 75,000 USD Per Year
Hours Per Week: 50 (cont'd on following page)
Experimental Engineering Assembler
Hired by Oldsmobile to work on the Toronado assembly line. Performed various assembly line duties. Transferred to Material Handling Department in early 1969 as a fork truck driver responsible for transferring parts to and from various assembly lines and machine floors throughout the plant; loaded and unloaded trucks and trains and maintained and inventoried stock storage areas. In 1980, I entered the Experimental Engineering Assembly trade as an Employee in Training (E.I.T.) and was issued my journeyman card on 8/5/1988. Responsibilities included preparing pre-prototype experimental automobiles, engines and components for testing and evaluation as a part of product development; communication on a daily basis with engineering staff regarding causes for product failure and/or success during tests and practical applications of design. I performed work on experimental engines until my transfer to the Pontiac, Michigan Validation Center in September of 1999. (Contact Supervisor: Yes. Supervisor's Name: No Name - plant closed. Supervisor's Phone: No phone – facility razed to make room for the new assembly plant.)
EDUCATION Lansing Community College
Lansing, Michigan US
Associates Degree - 6/1999
Unknown Semester Hours
Major: Residential Builder Program
GPA: 3.7 out of 4.0
Lansing Community College
Lansing, Michigan US
Associates Degree - 6/1999
Unknown Semester Hours
Major: General Automotive Technology
GPA: 4.0 out of 4.0
Relevant course work, licenses and certifications.
This work was related to ongoing trade-related continuing education.
Lansing Community College
Lansing, Michigan US
Associates Degree - 6/1984
Unknown Semester Hours Major: General Studies
Minor: Aviation Flight Technology
GPA: 3.7 out of 4.0
Lansing Eastern High School
Lansing, Michigan US
High School or equivalent - 5/1966
Major: College prep
GPA: 2.0 out of 4.0
AFFILIATIONS NRA Life Member
United Autoworkers,
Local 652 Member, 30 years
United Autoworkers, Member, 8 years
Local 384
309 Mercury Way
Fort Myers, Florida 33001
Day Phone: 239-415-9876
Email: paytonfreeman@embarq.com
Country of Citizenship: United States of America
Veteran's Preference: No
Contact Current Employer: Yes
AVAILABILITY: Job Type:
Permanent, Full Time or Part Time
WORK EXPERIENCE: Lowe's Home Improvement
Ctr.
02/01/2002 to 12/14/2011
Fort Myers, Florida US Salary: $12.29 USD/hr
Hours Per Week: 30+/-
Cashier
Cashier for home improvement center; main area of expertise is in building materials, where I help local contractors and home improvement "do-it-yourselfs" on a daily basis. (Contact Supervisor: Yes; Supervisor's Name: Dale King
Supervisor's Phone: 238-433-9255 ext.803
General Motors, Pontiac, MI 9/1999 - 8/2004
Truck Validation Center
Pontiac, MI US Salary: $75,000 USD/yr
Hours Per Week: 50
Experimental Engineering Assembler
My transfer to Pontiac was due to a General Motors Corp. decision to consolidate all experimental engineering operations to the Detroit area, thus eliminating the Experimental Engineering Assembly trade at the Lansing site. At the Validation Center in Pontiac, I was assigned to the Body Shop, where I learned spot welding of the sheet metal parts required to fabricate prototype vehicle bodies. The Validation Center basically validates not the product itself, but the assembly procedures for the vehicle assembly line in the plant. In that regard, responsibilities included communication on a daily basis with engineering staff regarding problematic parts and/or designed assembly procedures as each of these related to the vehicle assembly line. (Contact Supervisor: Yes; Supervisor's Name: Eamon Power; Supervisor's Phone: Unknown: Plant Closed).
Oldsmobile Corp., General 8/1967 - 8/1999
Motors Corp.
Lansing, Michigan US Salary: 75,000 USD Per Year
Hours Per Week: 50 (cont'd on following page)
Experimental Engineering Assembler
Hired by Oldsmobile to work on the Toronado assembly line. Performed various assembly line duties. Transferred to Material Handling Department in early 1969 as a fork truck driver responsible for transferring parts to and from various assembly lines and machine floors throughout the plant; loaded and unloaded trucks and trains and maintained and inventoried stock storage areas. In 1980, I entered the Experimental Engineering Assembly trade as an Employee in Training (E.I.T.) and was issued my journeyman card on 8/5/1988. Responsibilities included preparing pre-prototype experimental automobiles, engines and components for testing and evaluation as a part of product development; communication on a daily basis with engineering staff regarding causes for product failure and/or success during tests and practical applications of design. I performed work on experimental engines until my transfer to the Pontiac, Michigan Validation Center in September of 1999. (Contact Supervisor: Yes. Supervisor's Name: No Name - plant closed. Supervisor's Phone: No phone – facility razed to make room for the new assembly plant.)
EDUCATION Lansing Community College
Lansing, Michigan US
Associates Degree - 6/1999
Unknown Semester Hours
Major: Residential Builder Program
GPA: 3.7 out of 4.0
Lansing Community College
Lansing, Michigan US
Associates Degree - 6/1999
Unknown Semester Hours
Major: General Automotive Technology
GPA: 4.0 out of 4.0
Relevant course work, licenses and certifications.
This work was related to ongoing trade-related continuing education.
Lansing Community College
Lansing, Michigan US
Associates Degree - 6/1984
Unknown Semester Hours Major: General Studies
Minor: Aviation Flight Technology
GPA: 3.7 out of 4.0
Lansing Eastern High School
Lansing, Michigan US
High School or equivalent - 5/1966
Major: College prep
GPA: 2.0 out of 4.0
AFFILIATIONS NRA Life Member
United Autoworkers,
Local 652 Member, 30 years
United Autoworkers, Member, 8 years
Local 384
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