1. Curriculum Vitae
Patrick McGrath
10 Newlands Manor Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 22, Ireland
Phone: 0868716238, Email: mcgrathpatrick13@gmail.com
CareerOverview
Highly skilled Manufacturing Technician with extensive experience in maintaining
and operating a variety of manufacturing equipment to expedite production
processes. Trained in safety protocols with a broad knowledge of workplace health
and safety procedures. 12+ years’ first-hand experience in performing production
processes in accordance to the company’s guidelines, Specifications and following
best Known methods. Highly skilled in assembling and installing various components
in order to manufacture one large unit. Proven record of operating automatic and
semi-automatic assembly equipment and basic test equipment. Competent at using
small hand and power tools effectively.
Currently working for the Intel Corporation for 12+ years and performed a number of
roles within the company.
Qualifications
FETAC (Further Education and Training Awards Council) Fitter
National certificate in Mechanical Engineering from Institute of Technology, Tallaght
Work History/Experience
Intel Ireland (2004- Present)
Lufthansa Airmotive Ireland (2000-2004)
Intel ManufacturingLead and QC Technician
Implant Service Centre (Oct 2012-Oct 2015)
 Training of Contractors on latest Technology Assemblies VIM, TIM and XIM
 Set up of New Workshops to create a fully functional work place to suit the
high intensity needs of new process Tool Sets
 Quality inspection and final sign off of all assemblies required for Tool
Maintenance
 Role Model Safety, Quality and Right first time Principles to Peers and Co-
workers

2.  Carry out Upgrades to new assemblies to meet Spec’d requirements
Coordinating of engineering technicians team in Ion Implant Service Centre
 Supervising and scheduling the work priorities
 Quality control
 Planning daily and weekly budget
 Investigation of breakdowns and after actions reviews
 Creating and updating specifications
Calibrating and testing equipment; electrical, mechanical and pneumatic
troubleshooting
 Participating in safety control
ToolMaintenance Technician
Implant Tool Technician (June 2007-Oct 2012 and Oct 2015- Present)
Duties Included:
 Running Tool Qualifying Monitors, Maintain and Perform a variety of complex
repairs on the Implant Toolsets to ensure uninterrupted production flow
 Also perform periodic preventative maintenance procedures as defined by
specifications.
 Provide technical support in the form of troubleshooting, installation,
diagnostics, adjustment, repair, modification, assembly and calibration of
equipment according to specifications, manuals, drawings, and verbal and
written instructions
 Utilize a structured and comprehensive method to identify the root cause of
process or equipment malfunction; implement corrective actions after
thorough analysis to increase the probability of the right repairs the first time
and create After Action Reviews (AAR’S) to prevent repeat issues
 Perform electrical, mechanical, software troubleshooting and maintenance for
related tool, equipment cable assemblies and fixtures.
Manufacturing Technician
Implant Parts Clean (April 2004- June 2006)
 Maintenance and service of Ion Beam line equipment AMAT and Varian –
rebuilding, calibrating, testing and repairing according to the specs
 Performed: vacuum leak, magnetic flux density, electrical, pressure and water
tests on individual parts
 Investigation of breakdowns
 Ordering of new parts needed to perform repair of damaged equipment
 Performed all tasks with accordance to all safety policies and chemical
handling guidelines
 Adhere to prescribed equipment PM procedures and established BKM’s

3.  Reported daily reports and prepared pass-down for next shift
 Worked as part of a team with other technicians and vendors to update
schematics, install retrofits and upgrades
 Trained new employees
Apprentice LufthansaAirmotive Ireland (January 2000-April 2004)
I served a 4 year Apprenticeship as a Fitter.
Throughout the apprenticeship I worked in the following areas:
o Assembly/Disassembly of engines
o Inspection/NDT of engine parts
o Balancing department
o Minor repair of engine parts
o Machine shop repair of engine parts
o Testing of engines in specialised engine test cell
o Calibration department
As part of the standards based apprenticeship I also worked in the plant
maintenance department. During my time in this department I gained valuable
experience in the following:
o Welding
o Fabrication
o Pipework installation
o Preventive maintenance
o Machinery installation
o Machinery servicing
o Bearing/pulley replacement
Hobbies/Interests
 Defence Forces of Ireland (1999-2012)
Corporal in Transport Company, 62th Reserve logistic support battalion
Enlisted in An Forsa Cosanta Āitiúil (Irish Army Reserve) in June 1999 as a recruit,
gained the rank of Corporal in 2006, a position which I held until January 2012, when
I transferred, due to work commitments. In the unit, I received basic military training
including foot drill, arms drill and weapons handling as well as gaining transport
corps specific licences C, C1 driving licences (vehicle weight > 7.5 T), D1 (minibus
up to 16 passengers).
 Fitness Boot Camp