A vacuum sealed canister unit which includes two parallel integrally constructed interconnected cylinders. A large cylinder defines a canister for storing food items and has a wide top opening with removable cover which can be sealed in place. The vacuum is released by a valve mechanism incorporated in the cover and handle of the large cylinder. The storage container is connected to a vacuum pump chamber by a passageway with a one-way check valve on the pump side. The arrangement of the vacuum pump shaft allows outside air pressure on the top side of the pump assembly shaft to be equalized and the pump handle to be stored in a down stroke position after pumping is complete. To operate, one places the thumb over a hole in the handle and depresses the handle. Space above a piston at the base of the handle shaft expands, drawing a vacuum in the storage container as air is drawn through the connecting passage between the cylinder. Upon raising the handle, the check valve closes to maintain the vacuum in the storage container.
2005 to 2000 Foreman/Installer/TrainerMechanical Solutions Incorporated Phoenix, AZ 2004 to 2005 ForemanHackney Refrigeration Chandler, AZ 2003 to 2004 Residential InstallerGoettl Air Conditioning Phoenix, AZ 1999 to 2003 ForemanCarey and Walsh Briarcliff Manor, NY 1997 to 1999 Commercial and Residential InstallerSuperior Heating and Cooling White Plains, NY 1993 to 1997 Commercial and Residential ForemanFawn Associates Greenwich, CT 1987 to 1991 Assistant SuperintendentCanton Plumbing and Heating Canton, NY 1984 to 1987 Apprentice installerLatella's Heating and Plumbing Canton, NY 1980 to 1984 Apprentice/Helper
Education:
H.C. Williams High School Norwood, NY 1979 to 1980 Certificate in Heating Plumbing I