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Ted P Struttmann

from Colorado Springs, CO
Age ~61
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Also known as:
Ted P Struttman
Phone and address:
6825 Donnelaith Pl, Colorado Springs, CO 80922
Related to:
Tracey A Reed, 54Patricia B Goodson, 85Andrew Struttmann, 35Michele Struttmann, 61Matthew Struttmann, 30Hannah Struttmann, 30Thomas Struttman
Connected to:
David H Strutton, 60Elizabeth Strutton, 36Laura E Strutton, 63Lynn A Strutton, 72Thomas G Struttmann, 86David R Strutz, 58Kevin R Strutz, 54Laura K Strutz, 45Margaret N Strutz, 78Ted E Strutz, 81

Ted Struttmann Phones & Addresses

  • 6825 Donnelaith Pl, Colorado Spgs, CO 80922
  • 6730 Quarter Circle Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80922 (719) 574-1746
  • 2306 Hubbard St, Sterling, IL 61081
  • Rome, GA

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Ted Struttmann Photo 1

Business Owner - Commercial Cleaning | Janitorial Services | Business And Medical Facility Cleaning

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Location:
Clarksville, TN
Industry:
Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering
Work:
Struttmann Enterprises Mar 2014 - Mar 2017
Partner
Office Pride Commercial Cleaning Services Mar 2014 - Mar 2017
Business Owner - Commercial Cleaning | Janitorial Services | Business and Medical Facility Cleaning
Neumann Systems Group Inc. Feb 2015 - Sep 2016
Commissioning Engineer
Neumann Systems Group Inc. Feb 2011 - Jan 2015
Principal Engineer
Multi-Duti Manufacturing Jan 2007 - Feb 2011
Chief Engineer
Education:
Auburn University 1985 - 1998
Bachelors, Mechanical Engineering University of Kentucky 1982 - 1985
Skills:
Engineering
Product Development
Engineering Management
Process Engineering
Project Management
Pumps
Autocad
Mechanical Engineering
Manufacturing
Commissioning
Testing
Design For Manufacturing
Program Management
Six Sigma
Solidworks
Manufacturing Engineering
Lean Manufacturing
Equipment Commissioning
Equipment Selection
Team Player
Fluid Mechanics
Process Improvement
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Dmaic
Root Cause Analysis
Green Belt
Continuous Improvement
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
Piping and Instrumentation Drawing
Cost Reduction
Problem Solving
Quality Improvement
Employee Training
8D Problem Solving
Electro Mechanical
Customer Service
Leadership
Team Building
Commercial Cleaning
Office Space Cleaning
Floor Care
Small Business
Janitorial Services
Medical Facility Cleaning
Multi Tenant Building Cleaning
Management
Administration
Interests:
Swimming
Biking
Carpentry
Construction
Certifications:
Six Sigma Greenbelt
Predictable Manufacturing
Facilitative Leadership Skills
Ge
Internal Quality Auditor - Iso 9001:2000, Qs9000, Iso/Ts16949
Ge Manufacturing Management Program
Six Sigma Green Belt
Facilitative Leadership Skills Workshop
Project Manager Professional (Pmp) Certification
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Chief Engineer At Multi-Duti Manufacturing

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Position:
Chief Engineer at Multi-Duti Manufacturing
Location:
Colorado Springs, Colorado Area
Industry:
Ingegneria meccanica o industriale
Work:
Multi-Duti Manufacturing
Chief Engineer

Publications

Us Patents

Quick-Connect Positive Temperature Coefficient Of Resistance Resistor/Overload Assembly And Method

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US Patent:
6943661, Sep 13, 2005
Filed:
Oct 16, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/682765
Inventors:
Alan J. Janicek - Morrison IL, US
Kennett R. Fuller - Morrison IL, US
Mark A. Heflin - Davenport IA, US
Ted P. Struttmann - Sterling IL, US
Assignee:
General Electric Company - Schenectady NY
International Classification:
H01C013/00
US Classification:
338220, 338 22 R, 338221, 338276, 439357
Abstract:
A positive temperature coefficient of resistance resistor/overload (PTCR/OL) resistor assembly that can be quickly and easily electrically connected and disconnected from equipment without the need for special tools or equipment. In some arrangements of the present invention, a locking tab on the electrical connector can be secured against an angle on the PTCR/OL to prevent the electrical connection from being broken during shipping or operation equipment movement or vibration. When it is necessary to electrically disconnect the PTCR/OL from the equipment, the locking tab can be disengaged from the angle on the PTCR/OL by bending the tab until it releases from against the angle, and the electrical plug can then be disconnected from the PTCR/OL. The improved assembly provides increased isolation of incoming electrical wires with less material than previous devices. The improved assembly also provides for an easy method of using different terminals in the PTCR/OL, so that a variety of isolated electrical connectors can be utilized with the PTCR/OL with minimal modifications or changes.

Condition-Responsive Electric Switch Mechanism

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US Patent:
62524925, Jun 26, 2001
Filed:
Mar 18, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/271830
Inventors:
James P. Frank - Rock Falls IL
Ronald W. Poling - Morrison IL
Ted P. Struttmann - Morrison IL
International Classification:
H01H 3754
H01H 3712
H01H 520
US Classification:
337365
Abstract:
A condition-responsive electric switch mechanism for use in controlling a compressor of a refrigeration appliance. The switch mechanism includes first, second and third terminals, an actuator movable as a function of a detected condition and a bistable spring switch element electrically connected to the first terminal. The spring switch element includes a movable contact and is adapted for snap-acting movement between an open and a closed position. In the open position, the movable contact of the spring switch element is spaced apart from a fixed contact mounted on the second terminal. In the closed position, the movable contact engages the fixed contact to electrically connect the first and second terminals. The spring switch element also includes a toggle blade operable by engagement with the actuator for motion through a first switch point. At the first switch point, the spring switch element snaps between the open and closed positions.
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