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Throughout my time in this position, I have been expected to continuously educate myself on the capabilities of each CAD Software used by my company in order to provide user technical support, create and maintain automated processes, investigate and resolve long time user "pain points" in the software, and overall create value in my position by improving the efficiency and quality of our tools.

Clearfield, Utah, United States

In this position, I was expected to supply our Machine Operators and Maintenance Technicians with tools and replacement parts in a timely manner, while also performing regular audits of my areas internal inventory, and resolving discrepancies whenever possible. I was also responsible for training 3 other attendants, and received several other responsibilities throughout my time in the department.One such responsibility was creating, writing, and revising our departments standard processes to encourage quality, uniformity, and clear communication.Another responsibility of mine was to automate our process of labeling inventory by creating an excel program that could read and "dissect" an exported report from our inventory system. The program would then sort the inventory relative to our standard naming convention, then populate and subsequently format high quality labels. that would be printed by the attendant.

Clearfield, Utah, United States

My first ever "real job" was as a stacker for our Tube Mill. I would work with another stacker who stood across from me, and we would lift and place hundreds of pounds of steel into a bin, or hexagonal pattern. I was often commended for my hard work, and my determined attitude. I then became the trainer of each Stacker that joined our small team.After a month and a half of stacking, I was then trained to work at the back of the machine, where I would manage, record, inspect, and weld steel coils. This position was called "entry" because the steel was entering the machine. This position required great multitasking, the technical skill of welding, and a diligent focus on several variables at any given time. Similar to my time as a Stacker, I became the trainer of this position.I was then moved forward to be our teams quality inspector, and logistics administrator. I was charged with routinely checking the parts for defects, and using several calibration tools to insure that we were producing parts that were within the specifications of our engineers. I would communicate with our equipment operators to maintain our production to meet the scheduled expectations of the company, and would manage the "changeover" section, where we would switch out our tooling to produce a different kind of tube. Simminar to the positions before, I became the trainer of this position also.Overall, what I learned in my time working on the Tube Mill was just how important work ethic can be. We had several team members come and go. The ones that couldn't handle the pressure of the machine and enviorment were the ones that were not willing to push themselves. However, our team did finally come together, and though we operated as a skeleton crew for the most part, we still produced to our scheduled expectations each and every night; all while no member of our team sustained injury.