Professional experience
Electrical troubleshooting, industrial PC upgrades and maintenance analytics inside a working glass manufacturing environment.
Experience In Practice
The engineering context
Automated glass production brings together CNC machinery, electrical drives, industrial computers and maintenance processes. My role at Viridian connects hands-on fault finding with the software and data that support the engineering team.
The work ranges from diagnosing and parameterising Lenze drives to leading the upgrade of 20 Beckhoff industrial PCs. Alongside machine work, I led the national rollout of MEX CMMS and developed Power BI reporting for maintenance and asset analytics.
These case studies show different parts of that responsibility: understanding the physical system, preserving how it operates, and making its maintenance information useful.
Inside this experience
From equipment behaviour to the information that supports maintenance decisions.
Testing and configuring industrial drives means understanding the motor, the control system and the machine around them. My work at Viridian connects workshop investigation with practical production support.
An industrial computer carries more than an operating system: it is part of a working machine. I led a 20-PC upgrade programme using controlled image transfers to preserve machine configurations and operating states.
I led the rollout of MEX across Viridian sites and developed live Power BI reporting. Together, this work connects everyday maintenance records with a clearer view of equipment, preventive work, downtime and spare-parts consumption.
A LiSEC CAD and parts catalogue hosted on a local server and accessed through a browser over the LAN, connecting machine drawings, assembly views and component references for maintenance work.