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Peter J Arnoldt

from Clairton, PA
Age ~41
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Also known as:
Peter J Arnodt, Peter J Arnold, Peter J Arnoldii, Peter John Arnold, Christine Arnoldt
Phone and address:
3045 Thomas Jefferson Dr, Floreffe, PA 15025
Related to:
Frederick ArnoldtRosemarie J Arnoldt, 93Daniel P Grady, 47Brian G Beerley, 70Sean B Beerley, 33Bruce C Arnoldt, 62Amy L ArnoldtTracy K Beerley, 37Christine M Arnoldt, 61Amy L Arnoldt, 49Janet Beerley, 67Brittany C Arnoldt, 35Betty J Arnoldt, 66Ryan J Beerley, 33Laura M Beerley, 41
Connected to:
Brian J Arnoldt, 42John G Arnoldussen, 86Matthew G Arnoldy, 45Angela A Arnolie, 43Michael I Arnolt, 74Michael D Arnon, 66Colby A Arnone, 27Francesca Arnone, 49Jason M Arnone, 54Kathryn A Arnone, 39

Peter Arnoldt Phones & Addresses

  • 3045 Thomas Jefferson Dr, Clairton, PA 15025
  • Jefferson Hills, PA
  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • Champion, PA

Work

Company: Rcx building diagnostics Sep 2014 to Sep 2016 Position: Strategic business consultant

Education

Degree: Master of Business Administration, Masters School / High School: Duquesne University 2014 to 2015 Specialities: Sustainability Studies

Skills

Sustainability • Energy Efficiency • Green Building • Strategic Planning • Marketing • Contract Negotiation • Leed • New Business Development • Team Building • Energy • Project Management • Sales • Sustainability Consulting • Project Planning • Energy Audits • Budgets • Facilities Management • Energy Management • Sales Management • Business Strategy • Sustainable Energy • Strategy • Business Planning • Contract Management • Social Networking • Energy Conservation • Environmental Awareness • Project Coordination • Public Relations • Sustainable Development • B2B

Ranks

Certificate: Leed Green Associate

Industries

Facilities Services

Resumes

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Father In Training

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Location:
3045 Thomas Jefferson Dr, Jefferson Hills, PA 15025
Industry:
Facilities Services
Work:
Rcx Building Diagnostics Sep 2014 - Sep 2016
Strategic Business Consultant
Ifma Jul 2013 - Dec 2015
Board Secretary
Rcx Building Diagnostics Nov 2009 - Aug 2014
Business Development Manager
Boma Pittsburgh Feb 2013 - Aug 2014
Pittsburgh 2030 District Representative
Fatherhood Feb 2013 - Aug 2014
Father In Training
Education:
Duquesne University 2014 - 2015
Master of Business Administration, Masters, Sustainability Studies Indiana University of Pennsylvania 2001 - 2005
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science, Marketing, Psychology
Skills:
Sustainability
Energy Efficiency
Green Building
Strategic Planning
Marketing
Contract Negotiation
Leed
New Business Development
Team Building
Energy
Project Management
Sales
Sustainability Consulting
Project Planning
Energy Audits
Budgets
Facilities Management
Energy Management
Sales Management
Business Strategy
Sustainable Energy
Strategy
Business Planning
Contract Management
Social Networking
Energy Conservation
Environmental Awareness
Project Coordination
Public Relations
Sustainable Development
B2B
Certifications:
Leed Green Associate

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Peter J. Arnoldt
President
Dormant Veneer Ltd, Inc
Rr 136, Monongahela, PA 15063
Peter J. Arnoldt
President, Director
Ductmate Industries, Inc
Rr 3 BOX 113, Monongahela, PA 15063
Rr 136, Monongahela, PA 15063

Publications

Us Patents

Duct Joint Frame

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US Patent:
45667241, Jan 28, 1986
Filed:
Dec 20, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/451415
Inventors:
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Waldemar H. Greiner - Hamilton, CA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries, Inc. - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
F16L 2300
US Classification:
285364
Abstract:
A plurality of flange members are positioned oppositely of one another on the ends of a pair of generally rectangular sheet metal ducts. The flange members are positioned in pairs on the adjacent ends of the ducts. The angular legs of corner pieces extend into the ends of the flange members to connect the adjacent flange members on the end of each duct so that four corner pieces connect the flange members to form a frame around the respective duct end portion. The oppositely positioned flange members on the adjacent duct end portions are sealingly secured together by clamping together the adjacent corner pieces. Each flange member is formed by a thin walled sheet member and includes a pair of legs angularly disposed relative to one another to form a plurality of wall sections. A first wall section terminates in a first leg end portion, and a second wall section terminates in a second leg end portion. The first and second leg end portions are spaced apart.

Apparatus For Positioning And Securing Components Of A Workpiece

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US Patent:
43160727, Feb 16, 1982
Filed:
Sep 17, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/076207
Inventors:
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries, Inc. - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
B23K 1110
B23K 1132
B23K 3704
US Classification:
219 8624
Abstract:
A workpiece positioning and securing apparatus includes a fixed frame for slidably supporting a welding machine into and out of a preselected position relative to a pair of workpiece components to be welded together. A first workpiece component is fixed by a clamping device on the frame. A second workpiece component is supported by a positioning member that is movable with the welding machine into a predetermined position relative to the first workpiece component. A pair of piston cylinders actuate the clamping device to fixedly engage the first workpiece component. A second pair of piston cylinders on the frame are operable to simultaneously move the welding machine and the second workpiece component into a preselected position relative to the first workpiece component. After the desired spacial relationship between the first and second workpiece components is attained, a pivotal welding tong is moved to a position oppositing a fixed welding tong with the first and second workpiece components secured in abutting relation between the welding tongs. The welding machine is actuated to spot weld the first and second workpiece components together.

Duct Joint Assembly

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US Patent:
45097780, Apr 9, 1985
Filed:
Dec 6, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/447282
Inventors:
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
F16L 2300
US Classification:
285406
Abstract:
A plurality of flange portions are positioned oppositely of one another on the ends of a pair of generally rectangular sheet metal ducts. The flange portions are positioned in pairs on the adjacent ends of the ducts and each flange portion includes an upstanding wall having a pair of end portions for receiving the right angle legs of corner pieces. Four corner pieces extend into abutting relation with the upstanding walls at the four corners of the end of each duct to form a frame around the duct end portion. Each corner piece has a corner section, and a pair of legs extend angularly from the corner section. The pair of legs extend into abutting relation with the upstanding walls of adjacent flange portions on each duct end portion. In the assembled joint, the frames around the duct end portions are oppositely positioned with a gasket member positioned between the flange upstanding walls and the surfaces of abutting corner pieces. Each corner piece includes a corner and an outer edge with a corner flange.

Flange Type Duct Connector

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US Patent:
50548239, Oct 8, 1991
Filed:
Feb 5, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/475156
Inventors:
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries, Inc. - Monongahela PA
International Classification:
F16L 2302
US Classification:
285363
Abstract:
A duct connector frame having frame sections with a bottom wall, a front wall, a top wall and a rear wall. The rear wall extends downwardly at an angle to the front wall and forms a generally triangular opening in the frame section. A channel shaped pocket or support member is formed in the opening to receive and support the lower edge of a corner piece leg portion and the rear wall, adjacent the top wall, has an inturned portion that forms a stop within the opening for the upper rear surface of the corner piece leg portion. The support member and the stop maintain the corner piece leg portion in the opening in fixed abutting relation with the rear surface of the frame front wall.

Automatic Duct Welding Machine

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US Patent:
46395741, Jan 27, 1987
Filed:
Oct 19, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/662956
Inventors:
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Fredrick J. Arnoldt - Bethel Park PA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries, Inc. - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
B23K 912
B23K 3702
US Classification:
2191251
Abstract:
A welding gun of an arc welding machine is mounted for vertical reciprocal movement on a movable frame portion. The movable frame portion is connected to a stationary frame portion by piston cylinder assemblies which upon actuation raise and lower the movable frame portion into an out of position for locating the welding gun in position for welding together a pair of longitudinal sheet metal member edges positioned in a preselected relationship on the stationary frame portion. A pair of clamp plates are carried by the movable frame portion. When the movable frame portion is lowered the clamp plates are positioned oppositely of the pair of sheet member edges respectively to move into and out of clamping engagement with the sheet member edges. Once the sheet member edges are clamped in abutting relationship, the welding gun is advanced downwardly on the frame movable portion in a vertical linear path. A welded seam is formed the full length of the abutting sheet member edges to form a welded joint at the abutting sheet member edges.

Method For Connecting The Ends Of A Pair Of Oval Duct Sections

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US Patent:
51035499, Apr 14, 1992
Filed:
Jan 10, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/639282
Inventors:
Manfred Meinig - Rietheim-Weilheim, DE
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Frederick J. Arnoldt - Bethel Park PA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries, Inc. - Monongahela PA
International Classification:
B23P 1102
US Classification:
295251
Abstract:
Apparatus for connecting the ends of a pair of oval duct sections includes a pair of arcuate frame sections and a pair of linear intermediate frame sections or a pair of frame sections with a linear portion and a pair of semi-circular end portions. The sections are connected to each other by connector pieces having leg portions extending into receivers in the profile of the frame sections. The connector pieces have stop members which abut the edges of the frame sections and provide a gap therebetween. The lower stop member is offset rearwardly from the body portion of the connector piece and the edge portion of the oval duct extends outwardly into the gap portion. The oval duct end portions are connected to the duct connector frame members and pairs of frame members are positioned in adjacent relation with a gasket member therebetween. The connecting members include a securing device to secure the adjacent frame members to each other and exert a compressive force on the gasket member therebetween. Portions of the gasket member at the gaps are distorted into abutting and sealing relation with the front edge of the duct in the gap.

Apparatus For Connecting The Ends Of A Pair Of Oval Duct Sections

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US Patent:
51296900, Jul 14, 1992
Filed:
Jan 9, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/462583
Inventors:
Manfred Meinig - Rietheim-Weilheim, DE
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Frederick J. Arnoldt - Bethel Park PA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries, Inc. - Monongahela PA
International Classification:
F16L 2300
US Classification:
285363
Abstract:
Apparatus for connecting the ends of a pair of oval duct sections includes a pair of arcuate frame sections and a pair of linear intermediate frame sections or a pair of frame sections with a linear portion and a pair of semi-circular end portions. The sections are connected to each other by connector pieces having leg portions extending into receivers in the profile of the frame sections. The connector pieces have stop members which abut the edges of the frame sections and provide a gap therebetween. The lower stop member is offset rearwardly from the body portion of the connector piece and the edge portion of the oval duct extends outwardly into the gap portion. The oval duct end portions are connected to the duct connector frame members and pairs of frame members are positioned in adjacent relation with a gasket member therebetween. The connecting members include a securing device to secure the adjacent frame members to each other and exert a compressive force on the gasket member therebetween. Portions of the gasket member at the gaps are distorted into abutting and sealing relation with the front edge of the duct in the gap.

Duct Connector For A Circular Duct

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US Patent:
48817627, Nov 21, 1989
Filed:
Jun 10, 1988
Appl. No.:
7/205305
Inventors:
Peter J. Arnoldt - Clairton PA
Assignee:
Ductmate Industries, Inc. - Monongahela PA
International Classification:
F16L 2300
US Classification:
285367
Abstract:
A pair of frame members are secured to the ends of a pair of adjacent generally circular ducts. Each frame member includes a vertical wall extending upwardly from the circular duct and a sloped outer wall angularly spaced from the vertical wall. Each frame member includes an annular pocket for receiving an end of the circular duct, and a base wall abutting the annular pocket. The base wall has a rebent end portion for engaging a plurality of protuberances positioned on the inside wall of the circular duct. The frame members have an expanding means to urge the frame end portions away from each other to increase the diameter of the frame and engage the duct end portion. A gasket is positioned between the vertical walls of adjacent frame members to contact the adjacent vertical walls, and a clamp is positioned in surrounding relationship with the pair of adjacent frame members secured to the pair of adjacent circular ducts. The clamp has a pair of legs, each leg contacting a frame member sloped outer wall. The clamp includes tightening means for reducing the diameter of the clamp.
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