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Lancaster, PA
Work
Company:
Lancaster barnstormers
Mar 2013
Position:
Usher
Military
Company:
United States Air Force
Jan 1979 to Dec 1984
Rank:
E-4/Sergeant
Education
School / High School:
MTA Driving School- Commerce City, CO
Jan 1991
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SKILLS • QUALIFICATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Compute... • Lotus 1 • 2 • 3 • any Windows applications • Microsoft Word • Excel • Power Point • Publisher and Home Publisher. Office eq... • communication and customer service skills.
Mar 2013 to 2000 UsherYork Revolution York, PA Mar 2011 to Oct 2011 Usher/Playground AttendantR. R. Donnelley and Sons Co Lancaster, PA Jan 2008 to Aug 2008 Composition Specialist/ProofreaderRadio Shack Corporation Lancaster, PA Jan 2007 to Oct 2007 Sales AssociateYurchak Printing Inc Lancaster, PA Apr 2005 to Nov 2005 Digital Print OperatorOnita Kay's Gifts and More Salunga, PA Nov 2004 to Apr 2005 Sales AssociateOjo Springs Bottling Company La Veta, CO Apr 1998 to Dec 2000 Operations ManagerRamada Hotel and Convention Center Hutchinson, KS Mar 1997 to Mar 1998 ReservationistLesso Inc./KGLS-FM Hutchinson, KS Jan 1995 to Dec 1996 News and Sports DirectorEagle Comm. Inc./KHUT-FM Hutchinson, KS Jan 1994 to Dec 1995 Announcer/Production SpecialistGreyhound Inc Omaha, NE Jan 1994 to Dec 1994 Telephone Information SpecialistOTR Semi Tractor
Jan 1991 to Dec 1993 Trailer OperatorKCRO-AM/KLNG-AM Omaha, NE Jan 1990 to Dec 1991 Announcer/Board OperatorGlobal Travel Service Omaha, NE Jan 1988 to Dec 1989 Travel ConsultantMarriott Worldwide Reservation Center Omaha, NE Jan 1985 to Dec 1988 ReservationistUnited States Air Force Lackland AFB, TX Jan 1984 to Dec 1985 Television Production SpecialistUnited States Air Force - Incirlik Air Base
Jan 1983 to Dec 1984 Radio and Television Broadcast SpecialistUnited States Air Force Randolph AFB, TX Jul 1979 to Sep 1982 Travel Pay Specialist
Military:
Rank: E-4/Sergeant Jan 1979 to Dec 1984 Branch: United States Air ForceL.i.location.original
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SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS: Computer: Advanced knowledge and experience with DOS, Lotus 1,2, 3, any Windows applications, Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point, Publisher and Home Publisher. Office equipment: Can operate and maintain any/all equipment with little training. Basic Skills: Excellent math, communication and customer service skills.
William C. Mentzer was an aeronautical engineer noted for his contributions to the airline industry, dealing particularly with aircraft maintenance and economics. ...
A side stowable swing-around boom extension is pinned on the nose of a telescoping crane boom in a first use position nearly coaxial with the center line of the boom but tilted or offset therefrom at a small angle. Two larger angularly offset use positions of the boom extension are obtained with convenience and with complete safety while the crane boom and boom extension are at a near ground level position. Two slotted tension links are connected between the upper side of the boom extension and the boom nose and are allowed to support the boom extension in either of two major offset use positions automatically as the crane boom is elevated from the near ground level position. In such operation, the boom extension is allowed to rotate around the axis of its lower side pivotal connection with the boom nose while its upper side connection with the nose is released. The lower side connection is biased toward a position corresponding to the nearly coaxial use position of the boom extension.
Remotely Operable Latch And Locking Pin For A Multi-Section Boom Including A Manual Fly Section
William R. Mentzer - Shady Grove PA Vincent Bernabe - Newville PA
Assignee:
Kidde, Inc. - Saddle Brook NJ
International Classification:
B66C 2306
US Classification:
52115
Abstract:
A multi-section hydraulically operated telescoping crane boom includes a manual fly section which may be safely extended and retracted, securely latched in the extended position and pin locked by remote operation of a biased hydraulically powered latching plunger and a biased cooperative hydraulically powered locking pin both embodied in a static pressure hydraulic circuit which includes a pressure-responsive indicator to indicate when the latching plunger is engaged. The circuit also includes safety interlocks for the cooperative latching plunger and locking pin preventing their operation in improper sequence.
Crane Boom Locking Pin Insertion Indicator And Actuator Means
A power actuator on the base section of a multi-section telescoping crane boom can bridge at least one intermediate boom section to operate a biased locking pin retract mechanism employed in a system for remotely controlling the operation of a manual fly section of the telescoping boom. To enable the crane operator to know with certainty that the biased locking pin is in a fully engaged position, a visual indicator on the boom readily viewable from the crane operator's cab is directly mechanically linked to the biased locking pin and moves to the indicating position only when the locking pin is fully engaged.
Remotely Operable Latch And Locking Pin For A Multi-Section Boom Including A Manual Fly Section
William R. Mentzer - Shady Grove PA Vincent Bernabe - Mewville PA
Assignee:
Kidde, Inc. - Saddle Brook NJ
International Classification:
B66C 2306
US Classification:
52115
Abstract:
A multi-section hydraulically operated telescoping crane boom includes a manual fly section (23) which may be safely extended and retracted, securely latched in the extended position and pin locked by remote operation of a biased hydraulically powered latching plunger (33) and a biased cooperative hydraulically powered locking pin (52) both embodied in a static hydraulic circuit which includes in one form a pressure fluid circuit safety interlock portion (FIG. 4) with a pressure-responsive indicator (123) to indicate when the latching plunger (33) is engaged (48), and in another form an electrical switch circuit safety interlock portion (FIG. 7) controlling the hydraulic circuit, with an electric switch (131) operated indicator (159) to indicate when the latching plunger (33) is engaged (48). The safety interlock portions of both circuits for the cooperative latching plunger (33) and locking pin (52) prevent their operation in improper sequence so one is engaged at all times before the other is disengaged.
Telescoping Crane Boom With Locking And Indicator Means
A power actuator on the base section of a multisection telescoping crane boom can bridge at least one intermediate boom section to operate a biased locking pin retract mechanism employed in a system for remotely controlling the operation of a manual fly section of the telescoping boom. To enable the crane operator to know with certainty that the biased locking pin is in a fully engaged position, a visual indicator on the boom readily viewable from the crane operator's cab is directly mechanically linked to the biased locking pin and moves to the indicating position only when the locking pin is fully engaged.
A crane boom extension or jib is held on the nose of the boom by a single fixed length self-adjusting cable loop which extends around an arcuate guide attachable at several different locations to an inclined plane mounting bracket on the jib near its outer end. The mere repositioning of the guide on the inclined plane mounting bracket allows the jib to assume several different angularly offset positions relative to the axis of the boom without other adjustments. The inclined plane mounting bracket establishes the plane in which the cable loop lies in all adjusted positions of the jib. The arrangement is convenient, safe and simplified.
Lancaster, PAmy own boss at self employed Born in Plainfield, NJ. Raised in Missouri Valley, IA. Have also lived in Texas and The Republic of Turkey (courtesy of Uncle Sam). Have also resided in... Born in Plainfield, NJ. Raised in Missouri Valley, IA. Have also lived in Texas and The Republic of Turkey (courtesy of Uncle Sam). Have also resided in Nebraska, Kansas and Colorado.
William Mentzer (1972-1976), Dean Riden (1992-1996), Candice Hiltz (1993-1997), Jerry Virtz (1992-1996), Steve Sherman (1983-1987), Jason Hill (1981-1985)