Brian Brecheisen
Sheboygan Manufacturing Engineer and Manager
44 years old
Sheboygan United States (Wisconsin)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
A resident of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Brian Brecheisen formerly served as an operations project engineer with Charter Steel. Over his two years with Charter, Brian Brecheisen managed several large industrial projects such as comprehensive electrical system infrastructure upgrades in Cleveland, Ohio, and new scrap and raw material equipment and system installation in Saukville, Wisconsin.
Before he settled in the greater Sheboygan area, Brecheisen served two years as a maintenance manager for the steel tube and pipe manufacturer Bull Moose Tube in Elkhart, Indiana. His accomplishments with Bull Moose Tube include boosting average weekly equipment reliability from 76 percent to 90 percent over the course of a single year.
Brian Brecheisen previously served four years as a melt shop electrical supervisor, first with the Nucor Corporation in Charlotte, North Carolina, and then with NLMK in Farrell, Pennsylvania. To augment his work in electrical and mechanical operations and engineering, he holds active membership in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, the Association for Iron & Steel Technology, and the National Fire Protection Association.
Before he settled in the greater Sheboygan area, Brecheisen served two years as a maintenance manager for the steel tube and pipe manufacturer Bull Moose Tube in Elkhart, Indiana. His accomplishments with Bull Moose Tube include boosting average weekly equipment reliability from 76 percent to 90 percent over the course of a single year.
Brian Brecheisen previously served four years as a melt shop electrical supervisor, first with the Nucor Corporation in Charlotte, North Carolina, and then with NLMK in Farrell, Pennsylvania. To augment his work in electrical and mechanical operations and engineering, he holds active membership in the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, the Association for Iron & Steel Technology, and the National Fire Protection Association.
