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Why hasn't this been formally reported?
There's been no news since the October late filing report. OGES never answered emails, nor did their PR / IR people. Misreported financials, deals that unwound, paid for TV documentaries that were full of false promises and BS.
As a UK investor in this stock since the dizzy heights of US$1 last year I am more than a bit teed off. The products looked good, the partners checked out, the funding seemed real but management have been taking us for a ride. The Regulators should have been jumping all over this forcing the Company to come clean to investors. The January update was pure fabrication.
I feel for the staff (except three of them). Why haven't US investors seized Barbers' personal assets? How can you let them just fly off into the sunset leaving you all strung out? Can we seize Company inventory? Is there an investor action group? What proposals are being put forward? Thanks, and GL all.
New development. One of the Oakridge employee just informed me that a shipping container has been delivered to Steve Barber's house on Lansing Island and that the household belongings and vehicles are being loaded up. Hard to believe that they plan to resume operations.
Not doubting a word you wrote, but if just 1/2 of this is spot on accurate they are done. Can't recover from this type of stuff. Watch out sub .01 unless they get an infusion of cash & the specialized employees return.
I have been investigating what is going on at Oakridge. I spoke with several former employees. The bottom line is this: the Palm Bay landlord is suing Oakridge for non-payment of rent and the building is padlocked. FPL has cut off electricity weeks ago. The Barbers keep issuing messages to their remaining employees that the operations will resume but the start date keeps being pushed back. Steve and Suzanna Barber quietly packed up their office belongings and removed them from the building before their "holiday" shutdown in Mid December. Then left for Australia.
The cell making equipment in the Palm Bay building is old and designed to manufacture small format pouch cells but Oakridge is marketing products assembled from cylindrical cells such as 18650s that they can't make.
More troubling is the fact that all the senior management and technical staff have either been let go or have found other jobs when paychecks stopped coming. All the people mentioned in the May 2016 press release about a new team are now working elsewhere. A quick LinkedIn search will confirm that. The only exception is Brendan Melling, the General Manager, who is Australian and had never worked in the US until 2016, let alone managed a company here. Former employees have stated that he did not have a green card or H1B visa or social security card while in Florida.
There is no way to restart operations with no engineers and only a dozen or so operators. Even if Precept was to find new investors, who will come to work for an outfit known for not paying employees?
read that Precept and another firm were going to be pumping money into their operations in 2017 to help expand the Asian operations...when that happens???? we will have to see...I sure hope they turn things around...quickly
recovered .01 today....anyone know anything more in regards to the 2017 General Status update they released in January ???
Oakridge Global Energy Solutions down to $0.15. Still not reopened since December. Still have not paid back employees for missing paychecks. Will they ever reopen?
Not paying employees again
http://www.wesh.com/article/many-concerned-over-plant-s-ability-to-pay-workers/8255937
Not looking good!
More than anything though, the company needs money
These other things have really just been noise
Even on this board they have announced they had $100M+ of back orders, yet months and months later nothing has materialized, even when they had a cash infusion of around $20M late last year (I believe?)
Interesting to see what the JV announced 9/7 will bring to table.
They said they are making gen2 batteries. Would be nice to see some kind of contract or big purchase of these.
Continue to monitor and do DD.
Must be out of money soon
Around $2.9MM cash @ 6/30, burn rate around $2.5M per quarter
no news of any sales since Q1 or any funding arrangements. Into November now
Q3 financials will be telling
Is anyone paying attention?
yeah ntss does not matter, its a paid service
Ive typed #, @ ntss what is the correct way to write it? What does ntss stand for?
It was on the Ntss feed on twitter
Do you have a link to view it or a way to find info about it?
I think they shot a new video for ntts not that it matters but they did show a line and plans for the future production line
Stick a fork in it, this one looks to be done
Since 2nd Qtr 2016, no announcement of any new sales agreements on funding agreements
Company is burning cash like its nobodys business. Surely not sustainable for much longer
Yes i am around, almost every day ,and i am investing in this specail companie,bying now an than more stocks.
Anybody around? Get entry point to load some here!
Yes it is. I also chart all my stocks before buying. This also has a small Float as well. moves pretty quick.
News out! JV with Japan's Toyo-System.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/oakridge-global-energy-solutions-inc-120000379.html
can someone explain to me why this company is obsessed with getting to the NASDAQ?
Seems like it would be counter intuitive as it would just bring more sophisticated eyes, exposing flaws in this company. A pump and dump wouldn't work as the ownership has too much stock to move that way?
Confused here
Running out of money, no sales, no problem!
Q2 results are out. Maybe there is a problem.
No sales in Q2 and of the $250k sales in Q1, most of them have been chalked up to defective products.
Most of the money from the sales of swiss battery company stock has been pissed away and the company admits it needs new capital to make it through 1 year.
Looking for an end of week/pre holiday dump of OGES tomorrow afternoon.
...come to daddy.
Thats what I was saying. LMAO! Picked up some cheapies today ;) $OGES
That what I did. I was in .28 got out at 60. Had a feeling it would drop at some point.
How could you possibly no? You have no idea how much I made on the flips of OGES, fore you have no idea how many shares I have held.
I will tell you I have now been in and out of OGES twice. Took profits both times. I will now look again for a re-entry which looks near.
I have already made a good deal off of OGES. Perhaps we are in this for different reasons.
You won't see a dip below .31 then 7.99 trade fee too so in the long run no gain if you want back in.
Neh.
In at.31 out at .69
Get back in again with the dip.
Got to take profits man.
It happens oh well
You should have stayed at .29 but you pulled the trigget and will now have to pay for it.
I might get back in too
I think I'll just hang on for awhile at .31 we should see a nice pop soon.
Manufacturing and sales should start early 2017 and really gives us a boost.
It would be nice to get on the big board without an rs or at the most a very small ratio rs.
Wow, this is even better than before
Cheers Beasy!
Thank you ane I agree I think this company has great potential.
@hoosierfan
I just sent an email to them via their website
Will let you know if/when I hear back
I have some $ here and think OGES may have some potential
IMHO
Anyone heard when the next Fox Business broadcast is, I'm worried we may lose some steam?
OGES has 272+ millions OS.
ANYONE here feel @ some point a POTENTIAL RS maybe NEEDED to UPLISTING?
Tia!
Does anybody know the current float or share structure?
Currently focused on this highly profitable and niche market, Oakridge Global Energy Solutions has confirmed order backlogs worth $19.3 million in the USA, $50 million in the US and Australia, and $110 million from Japan.
Made in the USA
“This company is specifically orientated and has been consciously focused to be the poster child of the onshoring movement.” – Steve Barber, CEO of Oakridge Global Energy Solutions
The Oakridge Global Energy Solutions development facility in Florida houses a state of the art chemistry lab as well as the necessary testing equipment allowing for the development of battery cells and systems from raw materials through to performance validation. The Oakridge manufacturing plant is also equipped with top-of-the-line fabrication and manufacturing equipment for lithium-ion batteries.
Oakridge Global Energy Solutions lithium battery producer
Oakridge’s primary lines of powerful, high-quality batteries are targeted to the golf car, remote control and unmanned aerial vehicle markets. The company is also currently developing lithium-ion battery solutions for the home energy storage market.
CEO Steve Barber, said: “We’ve got such a great response from the customer base – which is why we’ve got $50 million in back orders, growing, growing, growing… and the fact that we get such great support from the county and the city.”
Growing demand for North American alternatives to Chinese-made lead-acid batteries has translated into an immediate, confirmed-order backlog of $19.3 million in the US, with an additional $50 million in orders awaiting a firm delivery schedule for US and Australian customers and a further $110 million from Japan awaiting firm delivery schedule.
Oakridge Global Energy Solutions is undergoing an expansion, which will take its current 50-plus employee operation to a 1,000-plus employee operation by the end of 2018. For its efforts, the company will receive nearly $9 million in property tax breaks from Brevard County, Florida over eight years.
Key Products: Lithium-ion Battery Systems
Oakridge Global Energy Solutions produces battery systems comprised of large and small format prismatic lithium cells, manufactured using its proprietary formulas and expertly engineered battery management systems. The prismatic shape of Oakridge’s lithium-ion cells makes them easily stackable, which translates to 25 percent to 30 percent more energy density than cylinder-shaped batteries. This strategic engineering allows for low-cost production and high-margin profits.
Oakridge Global Energy Solutions drone lithium battery
“We very surgically went on an 18-month program to figure out what was the highly profitable low-hanging fruit niche markets that has high barriers to entry. That’s why we do what we do with the products we have, which are golf cart batteries – lithium-ion high power golf cart batteries – but we have striven very carefully to make them for the same price as lead-acid batteries… so we’re the only Made in USA lithium battery manufacturer.” said Steve Barber, CEO.
Oakridge is targeting a highly profitable niche market segment for its lithium-ion battery products. Out of their research came two primary battery lines: the Pro Series for Golf Cars and the Patriot Series for the high-end hobby market.
Pro Series
The Pro Series line of lithium-ion battery products are specially designed for golf cars and other professional service electric vehicles including light delivery and light work trucks. The use of the Pro Series lithium-ion batteries in this capacity has several benefits:
Lighter weight and compact:
72 lb. 4-battery pack vs. 390 lb. 6-battery pack in traditional Chinese lead-acid batteries
Takes half the weight out of a golf cart
Long-lasting, high-performance, guaranteed for 5 years
One full cycle can last for 3 rounds of golf per day vs 1.5 rounds
Short recharging time of 3 to 4 hours
Same cost as traditional lead-acid batteries; represents a 35 percent profit margin
Oakridge Global Energy Solutions lithium golf cart battery
Sales for the Pro Series in the golf markets is headed by Jason Gligorov, who has 11 years of experience as a professional touring golf caddy. He has also worked in the tourism industry in Europe.
Patriot Series
The Patriot Series of products are designed for professional, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) pilots and remote control (RC) vehicle and boat enthusiasts. The Patriot line of lithium-ion batteries are cost-competitive with Chinese lead-acid batteries and are made in the USA.
These small prismatic cells can also be used for other consumer products such as power tools, portable communications and other small, light-weight applications.
Sales for the Patriot Series is headed by Pete Alvarez, who has been a highly respected racer and blogger in the Radio Controlled Industry for more than ten years. Mr. Alvarez currently heads up two race teams and is recognized as one of the foremost experts in the R/C industry.
Freedom Series
The Freedom Series of large lithium battery home energy storage systems is currently in the product pipeline and undergoing review for commercial production. Oakridge has developed this product line to help consumers reduce or eliminate their monthly electric bills by making off-grid, back-up power available at affordable prices.
Plans for the future
Oakridge Global Energy Solutions intends to continue to proactively develop its global brand and cutting-edge technology by identifying strategic market opportunities and by partnering with key industry participants.
In July 2015, Oakridge acquired 11,000,000 shares of Leclanché S.A. (SW:LECN). This represents a major shareholding interest in Leclanche S.A., a developer and producer of energy storage systems with large format lithium-ion cells. Oakridge management believes the acquisition of holdings in Leclanche will enhance the abilities of both companies to further expand their respective product offerings in the global marketplace.
Further to its focus on developing a global brand, Oakridge has a pending application for a NASDAQ capital markets listing.
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Oakridge Global Energy Solutions, Inc. (OGES) is an integrated energy storage solutions company focused on the design, development and manufacture of high-quality cells, batteries and power systems. The company's innovative 'Made in the USA' product line includes multiple lithium-ion technologies and form factors that are optimized to address three high-demand target markets – including stationary and grid storage; motive applications, such as electric and hybrid electric fleet vehicles; and specialty applications, such as military, aerospace, marine, medical and telecom backup.
Through a recent restructuring of its operations, Oakridge strategically positioned itself to expand its market reach moving forward. The company currently owns and operates two manufacturing facilities in Melbourne, Florida, which play an instrumental role in its efforts to meet the growing demand for its cutting-edge large format Pro Series golf car batteries and its small format Patriot Series RC batteries. These operations also allow Oakridge to bring stable employment opportunities back to the U.S., effectively highlighting its tireless commitment to the revitalization of the country's manufacturing industry.
The company also maintains a presence on the international stage through its recently formed subsidiary, Oakridge Global Energy Solutions Limited, Hong Kong. This subsidiary, which is expected to serve as the foundation for Oakridge's sales efforts throughout the Asia-Pacific region, was created primarily to address the tremendous international demand for its revolutionary stored energy solutions. The company also maintains a substantial interest in Leclanche S.A., a Swiss developer and manufacturer of large-sized lithium-ion batteries that was originally founded in 1909.
Oakridge has indicated plans to expand its presence in a collection of markets throughout Europe and Asia as it continues to build upon its established product development and manufacturing infrastructure. The company will lean on the expertise of its proven management team – which includes well over a century of combined industry experience – as it looks to increase its share of the $12 billion domestic battery manufacturing industry.
Investment Highlights
Key Products
Using existing proven technology coupled with proprietary chemistry to produce safe, cost competitive lithium-ion products of the highest quality
OGES produces battery systems comprised of large and small format prismatic lithium cells manufactured using its proprietary formulas and expertly engineered battery management systems. The prismatic shape of the company's lithium-ion cells makes them easily stackable, which translates to 25-30% more energy density than cylinder-shaped batteries. This strategic engineering allows for low-cost production and high-margin profits.
OGES is targeting a highly profitable niche market segment for its lithium-ion battery products. Out of their research came two primary battery lines: the Pro Series for Golf Cars and the Patriot Series for the high-end hobby market.
The Pro Series line of lithium-ion battery products are specially designed for golf cars and other professional service electric vehicles including light delivery and light work trucks. The use of the Pro Series lithium-ion batteries in this capacity has several benefits:
The ProSeries is aimed squarely at a core global NEV market that was worth around $1.8 billion two years ago and has been growing by leaps and bounds. Research and Markets recently forecast a 6.6% CAGR through 2020 as consumers from across a wide variety of usage types continue to flock to golf carts and light electric vehicles like NEVs due to their tighter functional efficiency, cost metrics, and lower environmental impact. Initially slated for 40Ah, 60Ah, 100Ah and 160Ah configurations, the ProSeries is also destined to see 200Ah and 240Ah incarnations sometime next year, and the company has rigorously tested these systems for the equivalent of five and a half years of continuous daily cycling (over 2,000 charge/discharge cycles).
Sales for the Pro Series in the golf markets is headed by Jason Gligorov, who has 11 years of experience as a professional touring golf caddy. He has also worked in the tourism industry in Europe.
The Patriot Series of products are designed for professional, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) pilots and remote control (RC) vehicle and boat enthusiasts. The Patriot line of lithium-ion batteries are cost-competitive with Chinese lead-acid batteries and are made in the USA.
These small prismatic cells can also be used for other consumer products such as power tools, portable communications and other small, light-weight applications.
Sales for the Patriot Series is headed by Pete Alvarez, who has been a highly respected racer and blogger in the Radio Controlled Industry for more than a decade. Alvarez currently heads up two race teams and is recognized as one of the foremost experts in the R/C industry.
Freedom Series
The Freedom Series of large lithium battery home energy storage systems is currently in the product pipeline and undergoing review for commercial production. Designed to allow homes, as well as a wide range of business types, the freedom to cost-effectively migrate away from sometimes unreliable backup generators powered by diesel or gasoline, OGES' Freedom IV system offers a safety net ranging from 6.5kWh hours to over 35kWh.
Manufactured right here in America, Freedom systems are slated to start shipping late this year (December), and much like Tesla's (NASDAQ: TSLA) Powerwall, are engineered in such a way that they can be easily daisy-chained to scale up storage capacity. The Freedom IV systems can also be easily interfaced with standalone alternative energy sources such as wind or solar, making the units especially appealing for off-grid applications, or remote sites.
Moreover, these clean, lithium-ion battery based backup systems can be programmed to charge during off-peak intervals when grid-supplied electricity is cheapest, offering customers a way to easily bypass the centralized, utility-centric pricing model for energy.
Manufacturing Facilities
New cutting-edge manufacturing facility serves as core of operations and future growth
OGES is based in Florida's Space Coast, a region just north of the Treasure Coast around Kennedy Space Center and Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. This is the now densely packed region which historically was the home to NASA-launched manned spaceflights and has long been a key location for USAF unmanned military and civilian rocket launches, as well as (more recently) numerous aerospace companies and UAV technology developers.
Florida Governor Rick Scott in early October held a press conference at OGES' new corporate headquarters and manufacturing center to celebrate the company's expansion plans and their positive impact on the local community. Governor Scott, along with Space Coast Economic Development Commission CEO Lynda Weatherman, City of Palm Bay Mayor William Capote, and several local dignitaries and business entrepreneurs, visited the new facility to highlight the company's expansion and subsequent creation of 1,000 new jobs in the community.
The expansion is part of OGES' existing and ongoing $270 million investment in its Brevard County lithium ion battery development and sprawling new 68,718-square-foot facility – a necessary upgrade from the company's previous 12,500-square-foot building.
The growth demonstrates OGES' commitment to delivering new, innovative stored energy products/solutions and building-out an industrial-scale domestic manufacturing architecture that can service the full gamut of lithium-ion form factors and applications currently being targeted by the company.
The development facility houses a state-of-the-art chemistry lab, as well as the necessary testing equipment allowing for the development of battery cells and systems from raw materials through to performance validation. OGES' manufacturing plant is also equipped with top-of-the-line fabrication and manufacturing equipment for lithium-ion batteries.
This 68,718-square-foot corporate headquarters, located on Dixie Hwy in Palm Bay, Florida, provides OGES the space to increase its maximum production of small format lithium cells from 250,000 per year to 25 million cells per year while also providing the company with an opportunity to expand on this site.
Over the course of the next 18 months, OGES will ramp up and install more than 2.6 gigawatt-hours of production capacity of U.S. manufacturing of electrodes, cells, and batteries in its facilities. This equipment is being housed in more than 350,000 square feet of new manufacturing space.
Sarno Road Facility
The Sarno Road facility in Melbourne, Florida, will be the primary location for large format manufacturing.
Expansion Strategy
Aggressively developing a widely recognized global brand and cutting-edge technology
OGES is currently undergoing an expansion, which will take its current 50+ employee operation to a 1,000-plus employee operation by the end of 2018. For its efforts, the company will receive nearly $9 million in property tax breaks from Brevard County, Florida, over eight years.
OGES intends to continue to proactively develop its global brand and cutting-edge technology by identifying strategic market opportunities and by partnering with key industry participants.
In July 2015, Oakridge acquired 11 million shares of Leclanché S.A. (SW:LECN). This represents a major shareholding interest in Leclanche S.A., a developer and producer of energy storage systems with large format lithium-ion cells. OGES management believes the acquisition of holdings in Leclanche will enhance the abilities of both companies to further expand their respective product offerings in the global marketplace.
Further to its focus on developing a global brand, Oakridge has a pending application for a NASDAQ capital markets listing.
Made in the USA
Proudly Standing as the Only "Made In USA" Lithium Battery Manufacturer
OGES manufactures its cells and batteries in the USA. In response to growing demands from American consumers, the company is growing its manufacturing capacity each quarter.
"This company is specifically orientated and has been consciously focused to be the poster child of the onshoring movement." - Steve Barber, OGES CEO
Growing demand for North American alternatives to Chinese-made lead-acid batteries has translated into an immediate, confirmed-order backlog of $19.3 million in the U.S., with an additional $50 million in orders awaiting a firm delivery schedule for U.S. and Australian customers and a further $110 million from Japan awaiting firm delivery schedule.
North American Battery Market
OGES' primary lines of powerful, high-quality batteries are targeted to the golf car, remote control and unmanned aerial vehicle markets. The company is also currently developing lithium-ion battery solutions for the home energy storage market.
According to a report by Frost & Sullivan, demand for lithium-ion batteries is increasingly on the uptick. The North American market, representing nearly 35% of total revenue generated by lithium-Ion battery manufactures in 2013, is expected to become the leading revenue generator in 2020, driven by rising demand for alternative energy sources in both the automotive and utility markets. Globally, the United States ranks first in the overall number of lithium-ion battery-based grid storage projects.
Both the Harvard Business Review and The Washington Post have said golf cars, not Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA), will disrupt the auto industry. Both have cited how disruptive technologies begin as cheap offerings without a second notice while they improve upon technology to take the lead over major industry players. Innovation in this emerging sector is not stifled by expensive and time-consuming government regulation, meaning the technologies can improve at a much faster rate. And improving technologies translate to broadening consumer appeal and a larger market share.
Management
OGES has indicated plans to expand its presence in a collection of markets throughout Europe and Asia as it continues to build upon its established product development and manufacturing infrastructure. The company will lean on the expertise of its proven management team – which includes well over a century of combined industry experience – as it looks to increase its share of the $12 billion domestic battery manufacturing industry.
Steve Barber - Chief Executive Officer Steve Barber has more than 30 years of experience in the international business sector with dual qualifications in science and law, specializing in international corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, asset acquisitions, corporate restructuring, offshore financing structures and the creation of new ventures, as well as government regulatory matters and counterterrorism risk management (especially terrorism financing restructures) in a range of international jurisdictions. He holds the degrees of B.App. Sc (University of Southern Queensland), LL.B. & LL.M. (University of Adelaide), and an M.A. (Diplomacy) from Norwich University (VT). Barber has resided in Australia, USA and Canada, and his entrepreneurial approach and strength at building long term strategic alliances, coupled with his dual technical and corporate finance/law background equips him with the skill-sets necessary to bridge the gap between technical, operational, commercial and government regulatory aspects required to create a dynamically successful, strategically focused business.
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Suzanna Barber - Vice President, Corporate Communications Suzanna Barber is a member of the U.S. National Investor Relations Institute and over the years has worked as executive liaison officer and translator to the technical director and U.S. base manager at Tanagra Air Force Base in Greece, financial communications manager for Jackson's Stockbrokers, and as PR / communications manager for the partners of several major Australian law firms. In 1998 Barber became the vice president of corporate communications for Antaeus Corporation in Boston, Massachusetts, where she was responsible for all public company investor relations functions with the U.S. and Australian financial, investment banking and analyst community. Barber also worked as manager, special projects and communications for the CEO of Bank of America in Australia, assisting with all PR matters and internal global communications. Since 2009 Barber has served as the vice president of corporate communications for Precept Fund Management, where she has been responsible for all public and investor relations functions between the firm and its investor base, including arranging investor conferences and functions, preparation of all client newsletters, and investor updates, in addition to supporting the investor relations, public relations and government relations functions of the various investee companies in which the firm holds major investments, including OGES.
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Lee Arrowood - President Lee Arrowood has more than 30 years of experience in high-tech manufacturing, design and quality systems. He has served as design engineer and operations manager at Harris Corporation; vice president of operations at Metretek Contract Manufacturing; vice president of Quality at Velocitech; vice president of Operations at JEM Lighting Industries; general manager at Springfield Datacom; automation engineer at Kirby Risk; and was contributing technical editor for a national trade magazine, The Electrical Distributor. Arrowood's experience has included designing and manufacturing products for the Trident II, Hellfire, Peacekeeper, SICBM, and Tomahawk missile systems. He has turned around multiple manufacturing operations to profitability through the use of Six Sigma, 8D and APQP methodologies. Arrowood is a Master Black Belt in Six Sigma and implemented quality systems for ISO 9001, ISO 13485, AS 9100C, FAA and FDA certifications. He has led organizations with over $350 million in annual revenues, and has also done three successful start-ups. Arrowood has served on the board of directors for Datasec Corporation, Cyclotec Corporation, JEM Industries, Velocitech, and the local Little League organization. He has a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from West Virginia University at Montgomery, a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from Florida Tech, and an MBA from Webster University.
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Rodney Day - Director, Applications Engineering Rodney Day has 35 years of manufacturing experience in assembly of electronics and mechanical design and assembly of consumer, commercial, military and medical systems. He began at Universal Instruments in 1980 developing and installing automated equipment for the electronic manufacturing industry, and traveled throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico and Europe, working with large companies such as IBM, Texas Instruments and Siemens. Day was brought in by the world's largest electronic manufacturing services company, Flextronics, to lead its automated electronics assembly team. Under his leadership, Flextronics enjoyed an increase in production throughput by over 40% within the first three months. Day worked at a U.S.-based Regional EMS. He led the team that did the start-up of a new manufacturing location, creating floor plans and installing automation equipment for electronics assembly. During this time, Day built electronics assemblies for large companies such as IBM and Dell. He developed and deployed the mechanical assembly lines for high volume production on numerous products including computers, telephones and credit card readers used in Home Depot, and other major retail stores. Day has a very strong background in manufacturing and product engineering. He has designed assembly lines for manufacturing to support customer volumes as large as $220 million per year, including personally designing tools and fixtures needed to assemble the product. He has worked in many types of manufacturing environments and with multiple customers to ensure product design for manufacturability and quality.
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Gerard Donovan - VP of Quality & Regulatory Affairs Gerard Donovan brings to OGES more than 25 years of manufacturing experience in the high-tech aerospace, automotive and medical device electronics industry. Donovan has a BS&T in Electrical Engineering from the University of Central Florida. His career began as a quality supervisor with Harris Semiconductor; he was also a senior quality engineer with Becton Dickinson, the director of operations for Atmospheric Research, and the director of quality for Transcrypt International. Additionally, Donovan was the vice president of quality for Onyx EMS and the president of Quality Practitioners Inc. for 12 years. Donovan is a certified quality engineer, RABQSA certified lead auditor in ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 and a certified Six Sigma Black Belt.
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