Michael Eldridge
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Michael Eldridge is from Three Rivers, Michigan, United States. Michael is currently Co-Founder at Three Rivers Coffee Company , located in Three Rivers, Michigan. Michael also works as Founder at Safety Glasses USA, a job Michael has held since Oct 2000. Another title Michael currently holds is President at Safety Glasses USA. In Michael's previous role as a Machine Operator at American Axle, Michael worked in Three Rivers, MI until Jun 2003. Prior to joining American Axle, Michael was a Pack & Cure Associate at Day International and held the position of Pack & Cure Associate at Three Rivers, MI. Prior to that, Michael was a Auto Mechanic at PM Auto Clinic, based in Three Rivers, MI from Jul 1995 to Aug 1996. Michael started working as 3522 Diesel Mechanic at United States Marine Corps in Jacksonville, North Carolina Area in Jul 1991.
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Michael Eldridge's past jobs
Worked in several prop-shaft assembly departments tasked with building a variety of prop-shaft models per strict specifications. Skilled at reading a variety of measuring devices, including micrometers, depth gauges and scales.
Part of a two-man team tasked with curing and packaging Printing Blankets. Followed detailed procedures for the curing process on a variety of Printing Blanket models. Used a variety of large machines, ovens and measuring tools.
Worked as a licensed auto mechanic. Performed vehicle inspections, tune-ups, brake repair, alignments, exhaust replacement and preventative maintenance.
Tasked with replacing engines, transmissions, transfer cases, fuel injection pumps on HUMMWV's, 5-Ton's (M939) and LVS (MK48) vehicles. Also trained in replacement of hose reels, Oshkosh engine replacement and servicing of 5,000 gallon refueling tankers. Also spent a year as a Rifle Range Coach. Trained and coached Marines in marksmanship for the M-16 A2 service rifle and the Baretta M9A1 service pistol.