STEVEN F LOPEZ
Radiology at Sagebrush Pl, Orlando, FL

License number
Florida 71486
Effective Date
Mar 12, 2009
Category
Health Care
Type
Radiologic Technology
Address
Address
7906 Sagebrush Pl, Orlando, FL 32822
Phone
(407) 277-9073

Professional information

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Steven Lopez - Orlando, FL

Work:
BAHAMA BAY RESORT
Manager, Reservations Department-Florida Division
SUMMER BAY RESORT
Manager, Vacation Sales/Call Center
TEMPUS RESORTS INTERNATIONAL
General Manager of Telemarketing & Inside Sales
MARRIOTT VACATION CLUB
Manager, Sales and Marketing- East and Florida Regions


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Steven Lopez - Orlando, FL

Work:
GVW PARTS DISTRIBUTION, LLC
National Accounts Mgr
NAVISTAR, INC
Parts Sales Manager
NAVISTAR, INC
Vocational Sales Manager
NAVISTAR, INC
National Accounts Manager
NAVISTAR, INC.
Sales Manager
NAVISTAR, INC.
Marketing & Sales Support Manager
NAVISTAR, INC.
Sales Administrator
STANLEY BLACK & DECKER - New Britain, CT
Customer Service Rep
FREUDENBERG SOUTHEAST - Medley, FL
Customer Service Rep
HEYCO PRODUCTS, INC
Customer Service Representative
HEYCO PRODUCTS, INC
Material Handler/Warehouse Clerk
Education:
MIAMI-DADE COLLEGE - Miami, FL
Vocational Certificate in Import-Export Marketing Specialist
BARRY UNIVERSITY - Miami Shores, FL
B.S. (Professional Administration)


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Method And Apparatus For Multi-Task Processing And Sorting Of Mixed And Non-Machinable Mailpieces And Related Methods

US Patent:
6610955, Aug 26, 2003
Filed:
Jan 31, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/062260
Inventors:
Steven W. Lopez - Orlando FL 32819
International Classification:
G06K 900
US Classification:
209584, 209900, 700224, 700227, 700228
Abstract:
An apparatus for performing multiple and varied processing and sorting procedures on mixed mailpieces of varied sizes in a single pass is provided. The apparatus further provides a user interface so that as few as a single user can perform the multi-task processing and sorting of mixed and non-machineable mailpieces. Also provided are related methods for performing in a single pass with as few as a single operator multiple processing and sorting steps on mixed mailpieces primarily with the purpose of rehabilitating and improving the characteristics of the mailpieces for the purpose of subsequent high speed processing.


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Method And Apparatus For Multi-Task Processing And Sorting Of Mixed And Non-Machinable Mailpieces And Related Methods

US Patent:
6697703, Feb 24, 2004
Filed:
Jul 23, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/200956
Inventors:
Steven W. Lopez - Orlando FL
Assignee:
Technology Solutions, Inc. - Colorado Springs CO
International Classification:
G06K 900
US Classification:
700224, 700227, 209584
Abstract:
An apparatus for performing multiple and varied processing and sorting procedures on mixed mailpieces of varied sizes in a single pass is provided. The apparatus further provides a user interface so that as few as a single user can perform the multi-task processing and sorting of mixed and non-machineable mailpieces. Also provided are related methods for performing in a single pass with as few as a single operator multiple processing and sorting steps on mixed mailpieces primarily with the purpose of rehabilitating and improving the characteristics of the mailpieces for the purpose of subsequent high speed processing.


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System And Methods For Detecting Harmful Agents Within Contents Of Mail

US Patent:
6765490, Jul 20, 2004
Filed:
Oct 31, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/999462
Inventors:
Steven W. Lopez - Orlando FL 32819
Jeffrey S. Whittle - Winter Springs FL 32708
International Classification:
G08B 1710
US Classification:
340632, 73 2334, 73 2335, 7386312
Abstract:
A system and methods of the present invention advantageously provide efficient mail processing and handling that, as compared to existing procedures, enhances detection within the mail being processed or handled of biological, germ, chemical, or other harmful agents. A system and methods provide additionally a higher level of quality and consistency for processing and handling mail so that concerns over contamination of postal workers and potential mail recipients are reduced. A system and methods further provide enhanced disabling of contaminated mail contents, mail, mail equipment, mail containers, and mail personnel due to exposure or contact with harmful agents associated with mail.


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Method And Apparatus For Feeding And Tabbing Intermixed Pieces Of Mail

US Patent:
6328839, Dec 11, 2001
Filed:
Feb 1, 2000
Appl. No.:
9/495661
Inventors:
Steven Wynn Lopez - Orlando FL
Daniel Wayne Barber - Cambridge, CA
Assignee:
Pro-Fold, Inc. - Sebastian FL
International Classification:
B31F 500
US Classification:
156212
Abstract:
A method and apparatus are provided for feeding and tabbing intermixed pieces of mail. A method preferably includes positioning a plurality of intermixed pieces of mail having a plurality of different widths, lengths, and thicknesses so that each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail has a commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed. The commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed is preferably defined as being the side of a piece of mail generally perpendicular to the address orientation when reading the address of the piece of mail. The method also preferably includes positioning at least one tab on each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail. An apparatus for feeding and tabbing intermixed pieces of mail preferably includes an intermixed mail feeder for feeding a plurality of intermixed pieces of mail having a plurality of different widths, lengths, and thicknesses so that each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail has a commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed. The commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed is preferably defined as being the side of a piece of mail being generally perpendicular to the address orientation when reading the address of the piece of mail. The apparatus also preferably includes a tabber positioned downstream from the intermixed mail feeder and directly aligned with and adjacent the commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed for positioning at least one tab on each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail.


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Method And Apparatus For Feeding And Tabbing Intermixed Pieces Of Mail

US Patent:
6196392, Mar 6, 2001
Filed:
Dec 23, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/997565
Inventors:
Steven Wynn Lopez - Orlando FL
Daniel Wayne Barber - Cambridge, CA
Assignee:
Profold, Inc. - Sebastian FL
International Classification:
B07C 502, B31F 500
US Classification:
209540
Abstract:
A method and apparatus are provided for feeding and tabbing intermixed pieces of mail. A method preferably includes positioning a plurality of intermixed pieces of mail having a plurality of different widths, lengths, and thicknesses so that each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail has a commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed. The commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed is preferably defined as being the side of a piece of mail generally perpendicular to the address orientation when reading the address of the piece of mail. The method also preferably includes positioning at least one tab on each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail. An apparatus for feeding and tabbing intermixed pieces of mail preferably includes an intermixed mail feeder for feeding a plurality of intermixed pieces of mail having a plurality of different widths, lengths, and thicknesses so that each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail has a commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed. The commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed is preferably defined as being the side of a piece of mail being generally perpendicular to the address orientation when reading the address of the piece of mail. The apparatus also preferably includes a tabber positioned downstream from the intermixed mail feeder and directly aligned with and adjacent the commonly-oriented edge to be tabbed for positioning at least one tab on each of the plurality of intermixed pieces of mail.


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System And Methods For Unified Routing Of Mailpieces And Processing Sender Notifications

US Patent:
2002002, Mar 7, 2002
Filed:
Dec 13, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/736055
Inventors:
Steven Lopez - Orlando FL, US
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705/406000
Abstract:
A system and methods for routing mailpieces undeliverable as originally addressed is provided. The system and methods generate a single scan image of address block attributes that is segmented into discrete indicators for subsequent generation of forwarding addresses and sender notifications so mailpieces are processed in a single operation. The segmented image also provides the information needed to generate sender notifications when such are requested. Mailpieces to be returned to senders are similarly processed in a single operation. Multi-page mailpieces, such as magazines and articles, which cannot be delivered but which are not worth the cost of return postage, are processed by comparing the exposed portion of the mailpieces to a set of stored images to determine who the sender is so that the sender can be notified. These various operations can be performed on the same system and for differently sized mailpieces.


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System And Methods For Detecting Harmful Agents Within Contents Of Mail

US Patent:
7190276, Mar 13, 2007
Filed:
Nov 2, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/979398
Inventors:
Steven W. Lopez - Orlando FL, US
Jeffrey S. Whittle - Winter Springs FL, US
Assignee:
Technology Solutions International Inc. - Colorado Springs CO
International Classification:
G08B 21/00
US Classification:
340632, 73 232, 73 2334, 222 52
Abstract:
A system and methods of the present invention advantageously provide efficient mail processing and handling that, as compared to existing procedures, enhances detection of biological, germ, chemical, or other harmful agents within the mail being processed or handled. A system and methods additionally provide a higher level of quality and consistency for processing and handling mail so that concerns over contamination of postal workers and potential mail recipients are reduced. A system and methods further provide enhanced detection of contaminated mail contents, mail, mail equipment, mail containers, and mail personnel due to exposure or contact with harmful agents associated with mail. The system and methods preferably includes the use of at least one harmful agent sensor associated with mail processing equipment.