Derek Alan Oldsen

age ~42

from Leachville, AR

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Also known as:

Derek A Oldsen
Derek D Oldsen

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Derek Oldsen Phones & Addresses

Leachville, AR
805 Starnes St, Kennett, MO 63857
Elkhart, IN
Cookeville, TN
7367 Tannoia Dr, Hazelwood, MO 63042
Bristol, IN
Steele, MO

Work

Company:

Nibco
Aug 2008
Address:

Elkhart, Indiana Area
Position:

Design manager

Education

Degree:

BS (in-progress)
School / High School:

Franklin University
2010 to 2013
Specialities:

Business Administration

Skills

Product Design • Continuous Improvement • Gd&T • Product Development • Engineering • Fmea • Lean Manufacturing • Cad • Manufacturing • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Sap • Machine Tools • Unigraphics • Manufacturing Engineering • Design For Manufacturing • Materials • Microsoft Office • Management • Sheet Metal • Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing • Siemens Nx Cad and Cae Design • Engineering Change Management • Problem Solving • Process Improvement • Designs • Six Sigma • Document Management • 5S • Kaizen • Root Cause Analysis • Manufacturing Operations Management • Machining • Cad/Cam • Kanban • Quality System • Project Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Sap Dms Development • Sap Classification Development • Dfmea • Cost Reduction • Tooling • Engineering Management • Testing • Project Management

Industries

Building Materials

Resumes

Engineering Manager

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Location:

723 south Fredonia St, Nacogdoches, TX 75961

Industry:

Building Materials

Work:

NIBCO - Elkhart, Indiana Area since Aug 2008
Design Manager
NIBCO - Blytheville, AR Dec 2005 - Aug 2008
Product Designer
Ryerson, Inc Oct 2004 - Dec 2005
Shipping Clerk

Education:

Franklin University 2010 - 2013
BS (in-progress), Business Administration United States Military Academy at West Point 1999 - 2003
N/A, Russian/German

Skills:

Product Design
Continuous Improvement
Gd&T
Product Development
Engineering
Fmea
Lean Manufacturing
Cad
Manufacturing
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Sap
Machine Tools
Unigraphics
Manufacturing Engineering
Design For Manufacturing
Materials
Microsoft Office
Management
Sheet Metal
Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing
Siemens Nx Cad and Cae Design
Engineering Change Management
Problem Solving
Process Improvement
Designs
Six Sigma
Document Management
5S
Kaizen
Root Cause Analysis
Manufacturing Operations Management
Machining
Cad/Cam
Kanban
Quality System
Project Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Sap Dms Development
Sap Classification Development
Dfmea
Cost Reduction
Tooling
Engineering Management
Testing
Project Management

Us Patents

Self-Locking Push-To-Connect Insert
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US Patent:

20150159792, Jun 11, 2015
Filed:

Dec 9, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/564293
Inventors:

- Elkhart IN, US
James LaFortune - Elkhart IN, US
Derek Oldsen - Bristol IN, US
Paul Frische-Mouri - Osceola IN, US
Robert B. Kelsey - Granger IN, US
Ken Rinkenberg - Goshen IN, US
International Classification:

F16L 37/08
F16L 37/138
F16L 37/091
Abstract:

A universal self-locking push-to-connect plumbing insert assembly provides flexibility to an installer to use the assembly in the field with a variety of different plumbing fittings for coupling conduits to such fittings. The assembly comprises first and second interlocking cartridges holding a dual function gripping ring. The gripping ring has inwardly projecting tines for gripping and holding a fluid conduit and outwardly projecting tines for holding the assembly within a plumbing fitting. A sealing ring is captively held by the first cartridge and is positioned to seal the insert assembly to a plumbing fitting when inserted therein and also seal a conduit extended into the assembly. In one embodiment, the assembly further includes a release ring held within the second cartridge for selectively engaging the inwardly projecting tines of the gripping ring to allow a fluid conduit to be removed from the insert assembly.

Push-To-Connect Fitting
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US Patent:

20150159794, Jun 11, 2015
Filed:

Dec 9, 2014
Appl. No.:

14/564271
Inventors:

- Elkhart IN, US
David Phelps - Mishawaka IN, US
James LaFortune - Elkhart IN, US
Derek Oldsen - Bristol IN, US
International Classification:

F16L 37/091
F16L 21/03
F16L 37/08
Abstract:

A housing for receiving a fluid conduit has an internal annular shoulder. A cylindrical first cartridge is positioned in the housing and has an internal annular groove an outer annular groove. An O-ring in the internal annular groove provides a seal with a fluid conduit. A second O-ring is positioned within the outer annular groove to provide a seal between the first cartridge and the housing. A gripping ring is positioned adjacent and in contact with the first cartridge and has inwardly projecting annularly spaced tines for gripping and holding a fluid conduit inserted into the housing. A second cylindrical cartridge is positioned adjacent the gripping ring on a side opposite the first cartridge. The housing includes a lip at one end to engage the second cartridge for holding the first and second cartridges and the gripping ring against the annular shoulder in the housing.