• Assemble Manual Inspection Hoods (MIH) by reading electrical and mechanical drawings/instructions. Devices are used to inspect vials and syringes for defects in the pharmaceutical and medical industry (Especially COVID). • Knowledge of various hand tools and power tools to assemble devices properly and efficiently.• Perform manufacturing processes such as tapping, drilling, cutting, sanding, and cleaning of devices. • Execute basic electrical work such as cutting, stripping, joining, and soldering of wires. • Perform FATs on Visual Inspection Systems (VIS) which are semi-automated.• Operate Solidworks to make necessary modifications and adaptations to devices.• Assist inventory by anticipating needed supplies and work with manager to ensure supplies are available.• Create assembly manuals and wire charts for MIH devices to boost production efficiency.

• Monitored asphalt using a nuclear gauge to ensure efficient compaction and density during production.• Communicated and provided solutions to all necessary authority about on-site issues that may be occurring such as low compaction numbers, damage to asphalt pavement from rolling pattern or signs of poor asphalt mix. • Operated a specialized electric drill rig for coring asphalt samples that were to then be tested in a lab for various data and confirm accuracy of equipment and overall paving density values of the day/night. • Provided electronic reports of asphalt field inspections and details about the specific jobsite.• Trusted with company vehicles to travel to work sites across the North East Region of the US. • Confirmed specifications and codes are followed during the paving process. • Maintain cleanliness of equipment/company vehicles to avoid malfunctioning equipment or damage to vehicles.• Trained new technicians for field work including how to properly operate the equipment, troubleshoot, perform within specifications/codes, and properly fill out electronic reports.