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A hardworking, passionate and fast learner, having completed GAT term at Volvo Construction Equipment which was an enriching experience, I intend to utilize this job opportunity to explore the purchasing department and contribute to the best of my abilities
As a graduate apprentice trainee at Volvo, I was in the production department and in charge of Tool Calibration (Torque Wrenches & Shut-off Guns), new tool procurement, design & fabrication of custom made fixtures for the assembly line. I was also actively involved in the effort to bring calibration of shut-off guns in house which would result in better quality control and cost savings. Apart from this, I also led the 'Volvo Vision System' project which involved using industrial cameras to develop quality case solutions in the production line. The deployment for this involved major effort in terms of designing & fabrication of fixtures and developing Machine Learning capabilities. I had the opportunity to understand the functioning of other departments and the assembly process of various construction equipment.
I started as a trainee in the Sub-contract department of Military communication equipment (MCE) division at BEL. Here, the design of the military equipment is done completely in house but their manufacturing is outsourced to the local manufacturers. The job involved understanding the engineering requirements, creating a list of the most suitable vendors for the job based on past performance. After this, bids are created and published using SAP software. Once the bid response time expires, multiple vendor responses received are analyzed using comparative statements and one with a good delivery record and lowest quote offered is chosen. A green sheet (order sheet) is prepared for further approval after which the order is placed.
Good Communication skills
Proactive & excited with challenging problems
Optimistic to solve problems through engineering
Continuous improvement
Decision-making
Idea development and brainstorming
Critical thinking
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft Powerpoint
Autodesk Fusion 360
Solidworks
Ansys
Bosch Advanced Training Programme on operation/usage of Bosch KTS 570 & ESI
Listening to audiobooks on business philosophy, entrepreneurial biographies, listening to podcasts
Hands on work on mechanical projects
Watching movies, Swimming as activity & sport
Design of Low cost Hydraulic torque wrench
Necessity was the driving force for this project. The market offered a low cost, low torque wrench and a high torque, high cost wrench. The need was for a high torque industrial wrench at an affordable price to fasten big bolts and nuts. To accomplish this, a low cost source of hydraulic force such as a low profile bottle jack with pressure gauge is coupled to a multi thread helix rod to convert the upward movement of the jack to rotary torque movement. A small lathe chuck is attached to facilitate gripping of a variety of socket adapters such as ½ inch, ¾ th inch and 1inch. A pressure to torque conversion chart is made for the tool to achieve the required torque for fastening. Full hard 301 tempered stainless steel with high shear strength is used for load bearing parts.