Welcome to VETERANS CONNECTED, Season Two! To kick off this new season, maintenance and reliability expert and military Veteran Eric Bevevino catches up with Army veteran Tim Harmon for the second time! Tim is a Project Manager for Allied Reliability. Tune in to hear Tim discuss his career development, where the potential lies in future engineers, and the reality of transitioning from combat to career.
More about Tim…
An Army combat veteran with greater than ten years active and reserve service with parallel and separate civilian experience in Maintenance and Engineering expertise. Accumulated extensive experience with Kaizens, FMEAs and implementation of lean practices.
My career development started in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry morphing into cold rolled steel manufacturing which, although an extreme change in environment and process, this move proved to be a valuable learning experience. My current position envelopes several titles including, MTC Planner, Project Manager, and MTC Manager to identify a few. Perfected skills in EH&S, authored and implemented safety documents, adviser on major job accomplishments, and researched and implemented environmental impacts and processes.
Forward looking and always ready to accept and successfully overcome the next challenge. By nature, a problem solver, excellent communicator, and team builder. A team leader who remains focused on task accomplishment.
Eric BevevinoContributing Host, Veterans Connected
Eric Bevevino has spent his entire 30-year career in the business of heavy duty maintenance and reliability. Born and raised in northwestern Pennsylvania, Eric is a graduate of Penn State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mechanical Engineering along with a Master’s of Science Degree in Applied Business Analytics from American Military University. Honoring his ROTC scholarship commitment to the US Navy, Eric spent four years on active duty as a Navy Surface Warfare Officer with a Diving and Salvage specialty. Following his stint on active duty, Eric entered the Navy Reserve while concurrently taking a position with Castrol Industrial.
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