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Stephen J Kubicsko

from Mount Airy, MD
Age ~33
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Also known as:
Stephen Joseph Kubicsko
Related to:
Randy L Stout, 40Lisa N Kubicsko, 35Mary N KubicskoMarion N KubicskoJeanne Jeanne Kubicsko, 64
Connected to:
Linda S Kubie, 65Henry J Kubier, 69Betty A Kubik, 83Brandon Kubik, 40Jack L Kubik, 69Jeffrey Kubik, 41Jeremy P Kubik, 50Josh N Kubik, 44Julia H Kubik, 71Petr Kubik, 45

Stephen Kubicsko Phones & Addresses

  • Mount Airy, MD
  • 632 Blandwood Rd, Frederick, MD 21701
  • Germantown, MD
  • Westminster, MD
  • Shepherdstown, WV

Work

Company: Leidos Nov 2018 Position: Cgmp procurement specialist

Education

Degree: Bachelors School / High School: Shepherd University 2009 to 2013 Specialities: Business Administration, Business, Entrepreneurship

Skills

Advertising • Event Planning • Time Management • Customer Service • Process Scheduler • Microsoft Office • Microsoft Excel • Powerpoint • Management

Languages

English

Industries

Logistics And Supply Chain

Resumes

Resumes

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Cgmp Procurement Specialist

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Location:
Laurel, MD
Industry:
Logistics And Supply Chain
Work:
Leidos
Cgmp Procurement Specialist
Central Wholesalers, Inc.
Procurement Specialist
Hd Supply Waterworks Jun 2014 - Feb 2017
Business Operations Specialist
Secret Six Tavern Jun 2013 - Oct 2013
Assistant Manager
Education:
Shepherd University 2009 - 2013
Bachelors, Business Administration, Business, Entrepreneurship North Carroll High School 2005 - 2009
Skills:
Advertising
Event Planning
Time Management
Customer Service
Process Scheduler
Microsoft Office
Microsoft Excel
Powerpoint
Management
Languages:
English
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Stephen Kubicsko Germantown, MD

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Work:
HD Supply Waterworks

Jun 2014 to 2000
Business Operations Management Trainee
Carroll Landscaping Inc

Mar 2014 to Jun 2014
Landscaping Specialist
Secret Six Taverns
Harpers Ferry, WV
May 2013 to Oct 2013
Customer service provider/ Fill-in assistant manager
Holmes Brothers HVAC
Westminster, MD
May 2012 to Aug 2012
Small business advisory/ HVAC installer/ Customer relations
Wakefield Country Club
Westminster, MD
May 2012 to Aug 2012
Customer service provider/ Customer relations/ Event preparation
Education:
Shepherd University
Shepherdstown, WV
Aug 2009 to Aug 2013
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
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Stephen Kubicsko Shepherdstown, WV

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Work:
Flagger Force LLC

May 2010 to Aug 2010
Glen Bernie, MD
Self Employed
Westminster, MD
May 2009 to Aug 2009
Handyman and Landscaping
Piney Branch Golf & Country Club
Hampstead, MD
May 2008 to Mar 2009
Food Service Associate
Education:
Shepherd University
Shepherdstown, WV
2009 to 2000
BS in Business Administration
North Carroll High School
Hampstead, MD
2005 to 2009
Diploma

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Stephen Kubicsko
Owner
Kube Ventures
Management Consulting Services
211 Opal Ave, Westminster, MD 21157
(443) 605-7011
Stephen Kubicsko
Vp Engineering
TVI CORPORATION
Nonclassifiable Establishments · Plumbing/Heating/Air Cond Contractor · Search, Detection, & Navigation Instruments · Search Detection/Nav Systs/Ins
7100 Holladay Tyler Rd STE 200, Glenn Dale, MD 20769
10209 Bacon Dr, Beltsville, MD 20705
(301) 352-8800, (301) 352-8818, (301) 932-2942

Publications

Us Patents

Method For Manufacturing Filter Canisters And Tracking Quality Assurance

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US Patent:
7320205, Jan 22, 2008
Filed:
Feb 2, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/049073
Inventors:
Peter J. Cooper - North Potomac MD, US
Stephen Kubicsko - Westminster MD, US
Greg A. Tilley - Monkton MD, US
Assignee:
TVI Corporation - Glenn Dale MD
International Classification:
B65B 7/28
B65B 51/22
US Classification:
53476, 2281101, 55DIG 5
Abstract:
An assembly line for manufacturing filter canisters is disclosed. The method for assembling filter canisters provides a unique serial number for each canister and a database that associates the component lot numbers, activated charcoal weight, and quality assurance test results with the serial number for the filter canister. The manufacturing method can be adapted for assembly of canisters with activated charcoal and an aerosol HEPA filter, canisters with activated charcoal only, and canisters with an aerosol HEPA filter only. Some embodiments can also enable different testing conditions and specifications, activated charcoal loading requirements, labeling specifications, and packaging requirements.

Collapsible Patient Isolation Pod

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US Patent:
7503890, Mar 17, 2009
Filed:
Jun 13, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/452189
Inventors:
Stephen Kubicsko - Westminster MD, US
Peter J. Cooper - North Potomac MD, US
John Buchanan - University Place WA, US
Assignee:
TVi Corporation - Glenn Dale MD
International Classification:
A61G 10/00
US Classification:
600 21
Abstract:
A collapsible patient isolation pod for preventing flow of contaminants to or from a patient is disclosed. The isolation pod is preferably fabricated at least partially from a transparent, biochemically resistive material and includes a flexible enclosure that is configurable to receive a contaminated patient therein. The top is maintained spaced apart from the bottom such that the top is maintained out of physical contact with a contaminated patient received in the enclosure. The isolation pod has a plurality of wide, gloved access points to allow easy, multiple access points to a patient. A central connection manifold for oxygen, intravenous connections, or other fluids, may optionally be provided. Ventilation is provided within the isolation chamber with a negative pressure ventilation system and filtration on the air input near the patient's head, and provides filtration on output near the patient's feet. An integral pocket underneath the isolation pod may be provided to allow for a spine board or stretcher to be used.

Method For Manufacturing Filter Canisters And Tracking Quality Assurance

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US Patent:
7833306, Nov 16, 2010
Filed:
Jan 22, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/009838
Inventors:
Peter J. Cooper - North Potomac MD, US
Stephen Kubicsko - Westminster MD, US
Greg A. Tilley - Monkton MD, US
Assignee:
Immediate Response Technologies - Glenn Dale MD
International Classification:
B65B 7/28
B65B 51/22
US Classification:
55476, 2281101, 55DIG 5
Abstract:
An assembly line for manufacturing filter canisters is disclosed. The method for assembling filter canisters provides a unique serial number for each canister and a database that associates the component lot numbers, activated charcoal weight, and quality assurance test results with the serial number for the filter canister. The manufacturing method can be adapted for assembly of canisters with activated charcoal and an aerosol HEPA filter, canisters with activated charcoal only, and canisters with an aerosol HEPA filter only. Some embodiments can also enable different testing conditions and specifications, activated charcoal loading requirements, labeling specifications, and packaging requirements.

Apparatus And A Method For Detecting Alarm Molecules In An Air Sample

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US Patent:
55548466, Sep 10, 1996
Filed:
Jul 31, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/509387
Inventors:
Kenneth B. Regiec - Baltimore MD
Peter C. Stroosnyder - Finksburg MD
Stephen D. Kubicsko - Westminster MD
Charles H. Ward - Edgewood MD
Assignee:
Environmental Technologies Group, Inc. - Baltimore MD
International Classification:
H01J 4904
US Classification:
250288
Abstract:
In an apparatus for detecting alarm molecules, residual alarm molecules are automatically removed during a clear-down mode before a subsequent air sample is to be introduced. The apparatus comprises a detector unit, a sensor unit and a filtering sub-unit including a pump and a filter. During a challenge, the pump in the sub-unit is turned off, and the air sample passes from the inlet port of the first unit through the second unit to the output port of the first unit, thereby depositing alarm molecules in the first unit and the second unit. During the clear-down mode, the pump in the sub-unit is turned on, and outside air enters through the output port of the first unit, mixes with air flow from the output of the second unit, and passes through the sub-unit. Filtered air from the sub-unit exhausts the first unit through the inlet port of the first unit and passes into the second unit, thereby cleaning the first unit and the second unit from the alarm molecules deposited therein during the challenge mode.
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