Paul M Leah

age ~75

from Schroon Lake, NY

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Also known as:

Paul Martin Leah
Paul D Leah
Paul Leah Ret

Phone and address:: 1012 Us Route 9, Blue Ridge, NY 12870
(518)5327267

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Paul Leah Phones & Addresses

1012 Us Route 9, Schroon Lake, NY 12870 • (518)5327267
115 Maxim Dr, Hopatcong, NJ 07843
Sussex, NJ
1012 Us Route 9, Schroon Lake, NY 12870

Work

Company:

Exeltek
May 2014
Position:

Mobile plant operator

Education

School / High School:

Palmerston North Boys High School
1983

Resumes

Paul Leah Harrisdale, RI

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Work:

Exeltek

May 2014 to 2000
Mobile Plant Operator Monadelphous MEA Ltd

Oct 2012 to Apr 2014
Mobile Plant Operator Drilline Ltd

Jun 2011 to Oct 2012
Operator /General Hand Kentz E&C

Feb 2011 to Jun 2011
Tube Fitter, Pluto B, Karratha Focus Products Ltd

Jan 2010 to Feb 2011
Warehouse Manager Perth Pressure Jet Services

Oct 2007 to Nov 2010
Mobile Plant Operator Self Employed

2004 to 2007 Defence Contractor
2001 to 2004 BP Oil and Exploration

2000 to 2001
Gear fitter British Army- Parachute Regiment

1987 to 1999

Us Patents

Catheter With Contoured Ablation Electrode
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US Patent:

48966711, Jan 30, 1990
Filed:

Aug 1, 1988
Appl. No.:

7/226780
Inventors:

A. David Cunningham - London, GB2
Paul M. Leah - Schroon Lake NY
Harvey W. Collins - Gansevoort NY
Assignee:

C. R. Bard, Inc. - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:

A61B 504
A61N 105
US Classification:

128642
Abstract:

A catheter which can be advanced through a body vessel to an internal organ, typically the heart, for electroshock ablation. The catheter includes a catheter lead and a contoured electroshock ablation electrode attached to the catheter lead at or near its distal end. The contoured electrode and the catheter lead are configured to provide a high arcing threshold. The electrode has a smoothly curved surface free of sharp edges. The catheter lead at the junction with the electrode has a smaller diameter than the electrode. Preferably, the diameter of the catheter lead at the junction with the electrode is no more than one third the diameter of the electrode. The catheter lead includes a flexible sheath that is tapered to a smaller diameter at or near the junction of the electrode with the catheter lead. In a preferred embodiment, the electrode includes a cylindrical surface coaxial with the catheter lead and hemispherical end surfaces having the same diameter as the cylindrical surface. The catheter permits delivery of high energy shocks without arcing.

Service System
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US Patent:

43112110, Jan 19, 1982
Filed:

Aug 10, 1979
Appl. No.:

6/065709
Inventors:

Fred W. Benjamin - Oakland NJ
Paul M. Leah - Prospect Park NJ
Assignee:

American Standard Inc. - New York NY
International Classification:

B60M 700
US Classification:

186 53
Abstract:

A typical embodiment of the invention described herein discloses a prepared and packaged food delivery system that permits one attendant to serve several car ports. An electrically driven carrier for transporting a gimballed tray for money and foodstuffs has a dynamic brake that permits the carrier and tray to coast to a stop and, if desired, reverse direction after a brief delay. This feature prevents spillage. An additional feature of the invention provides advertising space illumination on the carriage with adjustable illumination time.