Machine Solution Providers, LLC
Michael Wiltermood is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in electrical engineering and IT service management. Currently serving as the Manager of IT Services at Machine Solution Providers, LLC since November 2004, Michael specializes in designing and commissioning high-speed web handling drive systems for the roofing industry, with a focus on programming and troubleshooting the Allen Bradley Controllogix 5000 platform. Previous roles include Electrical Engineer positions at Tower International, where responsibilities involved troubleshooting work cells for automobile parts production, and at The Numina Group, where Michael wrote PLC programs for various platforms to control large conveyor systems. Michael's career also includes preparing installation engineering drawing packages for R. T. Patterson Company. Michael holds a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University Northwest and an Associate in Applied Science in Computer and Internetworking Technologies from the College of DuPage, in addition to foundational education at Andrean High School.
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Machine Solution Providers, LLC
About MSP, Inc. www.msp-inc.net MSP was founded in 2002 with a clear mission: to design and manufacture the best equipment in the roofing industry. We are a young, vibrant organization focused on quality, innovation, and design excellence. All four of our owners are degreed engineers and are active in the day-to-day operations of the company. Our culture of technical leadership defines MSP at every level of the organization. Because of our relentless commitment to quality and innovation, we have grown to become the leading supplier of roofing manufacturing systems. In the past five years, MSP has designed, manufactured, installed, and commissioned 80% of the in-line lamination systems worldwide. We are grateful to our customers for the confidence they have placed in us and we look forward to the opportunity to advance the state of the art with each new machine.