Apply components and devices to control panels and wire them.

I am currently going for my Associate Degree in Industrial Controls and Automation. I am scheduled to graduate May of 2015.

Provide First Class Service to my customers and clients. Essentially, aid them in locating the right merchandise for their needs. Perhaps even model it for them. Operate a cash register to finish the sale. I also performed some warehouse work. This included: locating merchandise from a list, placing it in a container and delivering to the proper store using an electric pallet jack or hand truck.I guided fellow coworkers through job duties.

I handled the everday tasks of owning your own business. These included: paperwork for scheduling all appointments, paying the company bills and picking up client and dealership vehicles.I detailed the inside/outside of customer and client cars/trucks, along with several dealership accounts. I used an electric polishing buffer for the outside of the vehicle. For the inside, several different chemicals were applied and an industrial extractor was used forr the carpets.

I used a sledgehammer to break chunks of metal called risers off as they went down a vibrating trough called the shaker and sorted them into the correct metal bins.I operated a heavy machine called a wheelabrator. This machine essentially cleaned all the molding dirt off and the castings came out cleaned and ready for grinding/machining.Performed multiple tasks such as: building ladles, making/assembling cores, housekeeping, weighing alloy, operating mold/core machines, pattern setup, dipping cores, operated a forklift and guided fellow employees through job duties.Poured molten metal, followed process cards to specific details for each part. Included was temperature guidelines, quantity of molds and running of test bars/samples.