

Intro:
I’m not a repair mechanic. I’m a solution finder who analyzes how machines and processes behave — and why they fail. My work blends mechanical, electrical, servo, hydraulic, and control logic analysis with real-world production behavior.
Whether onsite or supporting remotely, I help teams understand what’s happening inside their equipment and what must change to improve reliability, scrap rate, and cycle time.
When downtime is expensive and the symptoms don’t tell the whole story, I provide clear, structured technical insight and a fast path back to reliable production.
Key roles:




“How I Work”
I support critical machines and production processes where guesswork isn’t acceptable. My approach combines accurate diagnostics, process optimization, and practical improvements that drive measurable gains in quality, reliability, and output.
Remote Diagnostics for CNC & Automation
Live, on-demand technical intelligence to quickly identify likely failure points and next steps—without waiting for someone to travel.
Industrial Troubleshooting & Root-Cause Analysis
Systematic investigation of electrical, mechanical, servo, control, and process issues to stop repeat failures.
Legacy Machine Tool Recovery
Support for older CNC controls, drives, and custom or “one-off” systems that newer techs won’t touch.
Machine Tool & Automation Advisory
Guidance for engineering, maintenance, and leadership teams on repair vs. replace decisions, risk reduction, and uptime strategy.
Process & Uptime Optimization
Recommendations to stabilize critical machines, reduce unplanned downtime, and improve reliability over time.




Equipment and Technology Range
• Analog drives and early NC controls
• First-generation PLC and relay-based systems
• 1990s–2000s hybrid control platforms
• Modern assembly, digital CNC and servo systems
• Hydraulic and pneumatic legacy equipment
• Rebuilt, retrofitted, or heavily modified machines
If it moves, cuts, presses, grinds, lifts, forms, or measures, it can be diagnosed and improved using this approach.




Why Companies Call Me
I’m often called in when other attempts have failed, parts have been replaced without solving the issue, or chronic problems keep returning. My role is to bring structure, experience, and cross-discipline insight to the situation—reducing downtime, avoiding unnecessary repairs, and improving the long-term stability of your equipment.
Ready to reduce downtime and get clear direction?