Kevin Paul Jentzsch from Seattle, WA, age 52

Kevin Jentzsch

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Location:

Seattle, WA

Industry:

Staffing And Recruiting

Work:

Express Employment Professionals May 1, 2013 - Mar 1, 2014
Temporary Worker
Orca Bay Seafoods Oct 2012 - May 2013
Production Associate
Custom Seafoods Jul 1, 2009 - Oct 1, 2012
Quality Assurance and Seasonal Processor

Education:

Business Computer Training Institute Jun 1996
Business Computer Training Institute 1995 - 1996
Master of Science, Masters Estacada High School Feb 1989

Skills:

Shipping and Receiving
Forklift Operator
Inventory Accuracy
Shipping
Pallet Jack
Inspection
Inventory Management
Distribution Center Operations
Logistics
Warehousing
Inventory Control
Inventory
Hand Tools
Warehouse Management
Order Fulfillment

Floorhand

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Location:

1550 Fircrest Ct southeast, Salem, OR 97306

Industry:

Oil & Energy

Work:

Patterson UTI - North Dakota since Feb 2013
Floorhand
Oil Feild - Dickinson, North Dakota Apr 2012 - Mar 2013
Casing Hand
Governor's Cup Coffee Roasters Aug 2000 - Nov 2010
Owner/Roaster

Skills:

Oilfield
Drilling
Rig
Petroleum
Directional Drilling
Oil/Gas
Well Control
Gas
Oil and Gas
Completion
Onshore
Offshore Drilling
Strategic Planning
Training
Customer Service

Kevin Jentzsch Seattle, WA

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Work:

Express Employment Professionals

May 2013 to 2000
Temporary Worker Orca Bay Seafoods
Renton, WA
Oct 2012 to May 2013
Production Associate Custom Seafood Services Inc
Seattle, WA
Jul 2009 to Oct 2012
Quality Assurance, Seasonal processor Washington Correctional Industries

Feb 2003 to Jun 2009
Shipping/Receiving Clerk and Powdercoater, Aberdeen, WA

Us Patents

Die Guide For A Container Necker
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US Patent:

20210276069, Sep 9, 2021
Filed:

Mar 9, 2021
Appl. No.:

17/196362
Inventors:

- Westminster CO, US
Mark A. Jacober - Arvada CO, US
Kevin Reed Jentzsch - Woodland Hills UT, US
International Classification:

B21D 37/12
B21D 51/26
Abstract:

The present disclosure provides methods and a necking apparatus to reduce a first diameter of an open end of a container body to a second diameter. The necking apparatus includes a necking die and a die guide. The die guide is selectively moveable relative to the necking die to guide the open end of the container body into engagement with the necking die. The die guide includes a flange that extends into a cylindrical bore of the die guide. The flange is configured to engage a shoulder of the container body when the die guide is in a first clamping position relative to the necking die. After engaging the container shoulder with the flange, the die guide moves toward the necking die into a second necking position such that the open end contacts the necking die and the first diameter of the open end is reduced to the second diameter.

Aluminum Impact Extruded Bottle With Threaded Neck Made From Recycled Aluminum And Enhanced Alloys
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US Patent:

20210205868, Jul 8, 2021
Filed:

Mar 18, 2021
Appl. No.:

17/205963
Inventors:

- Westminster CO, US
Matthias K. van de Liefvoort - Louisville CO, US
Kevin Reed Jentzsch - Woodland Hills UT, US
Assignee:

BALL CORPORATION - Westminster CO
International Classification:

B21C 23/00
B23P 15/00
C22C 21/00
B21C 23/18
B65D 1/02
B65D 41/04
C22C 1/00
B21D 51/26
Abstract:

The present invention relates generally to forming a threaded neck in a metal bottle manufactured by a process known as impact extrusion. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods, apparatus and alloy compositions used in the impact extrusion manufacturing of containers and other articles with sufficient strength characteristics to allow threading the container necks to receive a threaded closure on the threaded neck.

Clipless Pedal System
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US Patent:

20200207441, Jul 2, 2020
Filed:

Mar 10, 2020
Appl. No.:

16/814408
Inventors:

Kevin Reed Jentzsch - Woodland Hills UT, US
International Classification:

B62M 3/08
F16B 1/00
A43B 1/00
Abstract:

A clipless pedal system is provided. In various embodiments, systems of the present disclosure comprise pedals and cleats for interaction with the pedals. At least one of a pedal and an associated cleat comprises a magnet, and at least one of the pedal and the associated cleat comprises a ferrous metal for interaction with the magnet. Geometric features are provided to enable both a secure connection between a cleat and a pedal and to enable a user-friendly release of the cleat from the pedal.