W. Richard Garango
About W. Richard Garango
W. Richard Garango is a Quality Engineer with extensive experience in aerospace inspection techniques and part qualification. He has worked at Hubbell Incorporated since 2015 and has a strong educational background in Mechanical Engineering and Technology Management.
Work at Hubbell
W. Richard Garango has been employed at Hubbell Incorporated as a Quality Engineer since 2015. His role involves assessing gage suitability methodology, particularly in aerospace inspection techniques. He specializes in performing part and process qualification, verification, and validation for key characteristics. Garango's work contributes to maintaining high-quality standards within the organization.
Current Role at US Navy R
In addition to his position at Hubbell, W. Richard Garango has served as a Logistics Specialist for the US Navy R since 2009. His responsibilities in this role span over 15 years and are based in New York City. This position complements his engineering expertise and enhances his understanding of logistics and quality assurance in a military context.
Education and Expertise
W. Richard Garango holds multiple degrees in engineering and management. He achieved a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Universite de Ouagadougou (1998-2001) and an Associate's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Universite Polytechnique de Bobo-Dioulasso (1995-1998). He also obtained a Technical High School Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from Lycee Technique de Ouagadougou (1993-1995). Furthermore, he earned a Master of Science in Technology Management from Fairfield University (2012-2013) and a Master's degree in Engineering/Industrial Management from Central Connecticut State University (2014-2015).
Quality Engineering Skills
W. Richard Garango possesses expertise in evaluating and selecting various types of gages, including Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM), airflow measurement devices, Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) flaw detection tools, and 2D optical systems. He identifies potential quality issues and recommends improvements to enhance manufacturing processes. His proactive approach to process and supplier development aims to elevate quality standards in his work.