Michael Archer Email & Phone Number

The Primary Slitter Operator is an essential role within production. This position is responsible for helping produce rolls of film in accordance with schedule, performing accompanying transactions and tasks, while keeping ahead of the line. The successful person in this position demonstrates good communication skills and commitment to the quality of work that will result in customer satisfaction.Responsibilities:Understands and follows all Operating instructions and Plant Safety Rules.Focus attention on process and finishing equipment.Demonstrates effective and efficient troubleshooting for equipment issues.- Works with the entire shift as a team to troubleshoot issues and resolve problems effectively and efficiently.Completes all required safety activities on time.Understands and follows all the Quality procedures pertinent to the job.Communications with shift relief on operations for past 12 hours on performance and equipment issues, action taken and results.Follow all housekeeping guidelines.- Works to resolve quality issues, equipment problems, or people issues until an adequate solution is attained.Demonstrates the ability to solve problems to produce quality film.Perform assigned Good Manufacturing Practice Regulations (GMP) activities in the individual’s work area as defined.Report any known or discovered contamination or other food safety risk to product to their direct supervisor immediately.Operates a variety material handling vehicles and equipment.Completes all required safety activities as outlined in plant safety rules.Demonstrates a strong desire to succeed and develop skills within the company.Performs other related duties as required and assigned.

Rosedale, Indiana, United States

The successful Associate Operator will demonstrate strong communication skills and a real commitment to their quality of work, ensuring a superior customer experience, with a key focus on safety, quality, and cleanliness. The focus of this position is the production and packaging of completed film for the food industry.Responsibilities:Package and movement of completed film products.Weigh and label film by following operation instructions.Perform audits to ensure packaging integrity.Troubleshoot and resolve issues. Effective communicates with others.Operates equipment.Works to resolve quality issues, equipment problems, or people issues until an adequate solution is attained.Perform assigned Good Manufacturing Practice Regulations (GMP) activities in the individual’s work area as defined.Clean up messes or other housekeeping issues as soon as reasonable; this will include an overall ‘clean as you go’ mentality.Report any known or discovered contamination or other food safety risk to product to their direct supervisor immediately.Operates a variety material handling vehicles and equipment.Completes all required safety activities as outlined in plant safety rules.Demonstrates a strong desire to succeed and develop within the company. Perform assigned GMP activities in the individual’s work area as defined.Clean up messes or other housekeeping issues as soon as reasonable; this will include an overall ‘clean as you go’ mentality.Report any known or discovered contamination or other food safety risk to product to their direct supervisor immediately.Performs other related duties as required and assigned.

Rosedale, Indiana, United States

• Ensured that all health and safety guidelines were followed.• Packaged finished product utilizing material handling equipment, computerized data entry, performed basic math functions and audits to ensure adequate packaging integrity.• Resolved issues with effective communication and team work.

Brazil, Indiana

• Operated production machinery and performed tasks in the production, inspection, and packaging of machined products to manufacture precision metal products.• Fostered a successful, accountable manufacturing work environment making daily production rate.• Observed and ensured adherence to all machine safety procedures, proper personal safety regulations, company policies and quality guidelines.• Familiarized with machine functions, gauge functions and inspection procedures to perform the above stated tasks.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Certified Transportation Professional and organized truck driver with proven track record of delivering within specified time frames. Customer-focused and strong communicator with the ability to effectively interact with others. ● Transported 258 freight loads throughout the 48 states in the United States and Canada averaging approximately 500 - 600 miles daily staying within range of Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations of hours of service from origin to destination per customer contract agreement. ● Maintained a daily, legible DOT log book and submitted corresponding documents. ● Inspected the truck for defects and safe operating condition before, during and after trips. ● Reported all accidents, damage and malfunction involving company equipment to management. ● Submitted all delivery documentation in a timely manner. ● Established and maintained excellent customer relationships. ● Reinforced and upheld DOT regulations, Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements, and company policies and procedures.

Mcbh Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii, Okinawa, Japan, And Camp Lejeune, North Carolina

• Directly supervised and coordinated the activities of clerical and administrative support workers.• Resolved customer complaints or answered customers' questions regarding policies and procedures.• Supervised the work of office, administrative, or customer service employees to ensure adherence to quality standards, deadlines, and proper procedures, correcting errors or problems.• Provided employees with guidance in handling difficult or complex problems or in resolving escalated complaints or disputes.

Warsaw, Indiana

• Performed activities in the human resource area to include screening, recruiting, interviewing, and placing workers for employment. • Established liaison and built rapport with education officials, parents, civilian agencies and the community. • Achieved monthly and yearly production missions as assigned; Key Achievement: Successfully enlisted 15 individuals during this period meeting all goals.• Maintained and screened quality recruiting standards for both contracting during the Delayed Entry Program (DEP) and shipping to Marine Corps Recruit Depot (MCRD) for recruit training; Key Achievement: Successfully contracted 100% of the 15 contracts with a goal of 63%, sustained 0% DEP attrition with a goal of 17%, and sustained 0% MCRD attrition with a goal of 11%. • Properly prepared individuals for recruit training both mentally and physically; Key Achievement: Successfully led and supervised individuals using the Marine Corps leadership traits and principles for the rigors of recruit training with 0 discharges from MCRD.

Marine Corps Base Hawaii, Washington, Dc, Okinawa, Jpn, And Camp Lejeune, Nc

• Performed routine clerical and administrative functions such as drafting correspondence, scheduling appointments, organizing and maintaining paper and electronic files, or providing information to callers. • Used computers for various applications, such as database management or word processing.• Answered telephones and gave information to callers, took messages, or transfered calls to appropriate individuals.• Created, maintained, and entered information into databases.

Earned 8 Online Semesters Hours, Associate Of Science In General Studies, 4.0 Gpa

Online college course successfully passing the Creating Academic and Professional Success and English Composition course.

Earned 30 Semester Hours, Associate Of Technology Degree In Industrial Drafting, 3.046

High School Diploma, General Studies

Activities and Societies: Chess Team, Cross Country, Track