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Kirk E Survilas

from Peabody, MA
Age ~55
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Also known as:
Survilas Kirk, Kirk S
Phone and address:
91 Fairview Ave, Peabody, MA 01960
Related to:
Thomas W Ciccarelli, 47Peter A Ciccarelli, 67
Connected to:
Tracy A Survilas, 51Brian W Sury, 64Colin J Sury, 34Garcia S Sury, 35Jim A Sury, 81Martinez Sury, 33Thomas J Sury, 76Amanda P Surya, 44Willy Surya, 44Ajitha K Suryadevara, 54

Kirk Survilas Phones & Addresses

  • 91 Fairview Ave, Peabody, MA 01960
  • Revere, MA
  • Lynn, MA
  • Winthrop, MA

Work

Company: Kazak composites inc 2006 Position: Operations manager

Education

School / High School: North Shore Community College- Lynn, MA 2004 Specialities: Engineering

Resumes

Resumes

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Mechanical Engineer

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Location:
Peabody, MA
Industry:
Mechanical Or Industrial Engineering
Work:
Xyleco, Inc
Mechanical Engineer
New Health Sciences, Inc. Jan 1, 2013 - Apr 17, 2015
Director of Engineering
Kazak Composites, Inc. Jan 1, 2003 - Jan 1, 2013
Operations Manager
Kes Engineering Services 2000 - 2003
President and Chief Executive Officer
Gsi Lumonics 1992 - 2000
Manufacturing Engineer
Education:
North Shore Community College 2004 - 2004
Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1995
Northeast Metropolitan Regional Vocational High School
Skills:
Manufacturing
Product Development
Engineering
Medical Devices
R&D
Testing
Materials
Management
Cross Functional Team Leadership
Composites
Solidworks
Engineering Management
Design For Manufacturing
Machining
Machine Tools
Manufacturing Engineering
Microsoft Office
Software Documentation
Clinical Research
Research and Development
Blood Products
Medical Device R&D
Blood Management
Transfusion Medicine
Computer Aided Design
Blood Collection
Medical Device Management
Blood Storage
Biomechanical Innovation
Red Blood Cell Physiology
Microsoft Access
Autocad
Microsoft Excel
Entrepreneurship
Electronics
Continuous Improvement
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Powerpoint
Change Management
Microsoft Outlook
Problem Solving
Troubleshooting
Visio
3D Modeling Software
Mechanical Engineering
Product Design
Project Management
Innovative
Gd&T
Interests:
Science and Technology
Certifications:
Certified Solidworks Professional - Core
License C-48Dewy4Xmq
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Operations Manager At Kazak Composites

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Location:
Greater Boston Area
Industry:
Defense & Space
Experience:
KaZaK Composites (Privately Held; 11-50 employees; Defense & Space industry): Operations Manager,  (January 2003-Present) KES Engineering Services (Design industry): Owner,  (March 1998-March 2003) GSI Group (Public Company; GSIG; Semicond...
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Kirk Survilas Peabody, MA

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Work:
KaZaK Composites Inc

2006 to 2000
Operations Manager
KaZaK Composites Inc

2003 to 2000
Safety Officer
KaZaK Composites Inc
Woburn, MA
2002 to 2006
Senior Manufacturing Engineer
KES Engineering Services
Peabody, MA
2000 to 2002
Owner
General Scanning Inc
Wilmington, MA
1996 to 2000
Manufacturing Engineer
General Scanning Inc
Watertown, MA
1994 to 1996
Manufacturing Engineer
General Scanning Inc
Watertown, MA
1992 to 1994
Senior Manufacturing Technician
Education:
North Shore Community College
Lynn, MA
2004
Engineering
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Peabody, MA
2003
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Publications

Us Patents

Hybrid Beam And Stanchion Incorporating Hybrid Beam

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US Patent:
7634891, Dec 22, 2009
Filed:
Sep 9, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/223454
Inventors:
Jerome P. Fanucci - Lexington MA, US
Michael McAleenan - Georgetown ME, US
Thomas Heimann - Bedford MA, US
Kirk E. Survilas - Peabody MA, US
Assignee:
Kazak Composites, Inc. - Woburn MA
International Classification:
E04C 3/00
US Classification:
52843, 52839, 52841, 52834
Abstract:
A hybrid metal/composite material beam is suitable for withstanding bending stresses. The hybrid beam is a combination of dissimilar materials that are geometrically optimized in a structure to provide benefits beyond the characteristics of the materials separately. Also a stanchion assembly incorporates the hybrid beam.

Foundation Adapter System

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US Patent:
8172195, May 8, 2012
Filed:
Sep 23, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/948599
Inventors:
Jerome P. Fanucci - Lexington MA, US
Michael McAleenan - Georgetown ME, US
Andrew F. Paddock - Billerica MA, US
Kirk E. Survilas - Peabody MA, US
Assignee:
KaZaK Composites, Incorporated - Woburn MA
International Classification:
F16M 11/20
US Classification:
248647, 248429
Abstract:
A tiedown system foundation adapter system provides greater flexibility in spotting equipment on a support surface. An adapter module includes a plate assembly that drops into a slotted track system and is slid along the track system until it fits into an attachment point that restrains the plate assembly from vertical pullout and motion transverse to the track. The plate assembly is then locked into position to restrain it from further translation along the track. An equipment fitting is translatably mounted with respect to the upper surface and attaches to a complementary attachment fitting on the bottom of a piece of equipment. By locating a number of modules in desired locations along the tracks and locating the equipment fitting in each module, a piece of equipment can be oriented in virtually any position and location in the space to be furnished. A deck system for a flush floor is also provided.

Device For Transferring A Load From An Object To A Load-Bearing Element

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US Patent:
20100123108, May 20, 2010
Filed:
Nov 16, 2009
Appl. No.:
12/619274
Inventors:
Woodrow W. Holley - Malden MA, US
Andrew Paddock - Nashua NH, US
Jerome P. Fanucci - Lexington MA, US
Michael McAleenan - Georgetown ME, US
Kirk E. Survilas - Peabody MA, US
International Classification:
B66F 3/08
US Classification:
254 98
Abstract:
A device for transmitting a load from an object to a load-bearing element is provided. The device includes an attachment mechanism for attaching to a load-bearing element, such as a vertical stanchion. A loading mechanism includes a pressure block and a mechanism interconnecting the pressure block and the attachment mechanism. The loading mechanism can apply a preload to an object and transmit a force from the object to the load-bearing element.

Stanchion Assembly

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US Patent:
7337737, Mar 4, 2008
Filed:
Jun 13, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/452132
Inventors:
Jerome P. Fanucci - Lexington MA, US
Michael McAleenan - Georgetown ME, US
Kirk E. Survilas - Peabody MA, US
Assignee:
Kazak Composites, Incorporated - Woburn MA
International Classification:
B63B 25/08
US Classification:
114 75, 410149
Abstract:
A stanchion assembly is provided for retaining cargo in a hold from lateral motion, the hold having a deck grid fitting assembly and a ceiling grid fitting assembly. The stanchion assembly includes an elongated beam with a box cross section of two parallel webs and two parallel flanges. The beam is an extrusion of an aluminum or aluminum alloy. The assembly includes upper and lower end caps on the ends of the beam. A spring assembly within the elongated box beam retains the beam in a vertical position within the corresponding fitting on the grid assembly on the deck and the ceiling. The stanchion assembly has a weight no greater than 67 pounds. The stanchion assembly has a length L in the longitudinal direction from a lower end cap to an upper end cap when the spring assembly is uncompressed. The beam has a stiffness capable of resisting a design load applied to one of the webs normal to the longitudinal direction with a deflection no greater than L/90.
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