Basic Job Description: I am responsible for releasing production orders to the shop floor as well as closing them once completed and shipped.o Review bills of material in capital equipment jobs to verify they are correct and ready for manufacture.o Release production orders for capital equipment, aftermarket/warranty work, as well as in-house stock orders.o Close jobs once completed and shipped for capital equipment, aftermarket/warranty, and stock jobs.o Responsible for maintaining shipping dates in LN and keeping them current.o Responsible for updating customers’ payment statuses in master schedule.o Release cut lists and nests using Trutops Boost software.o Upload lists of drawings for parts into LN, verifying bill of material, and approving BOMs in LN.

 Basic Job Description: I was responsible for implementing new parts and assemblies from engineering design through manufacture.o Reviewed parts and assemblies to decide whether to make or purchaseo Reviewed Bill of Materials to ensure all parts were present for a functioning unit.o Worked with engineers in the US, India, and China.o Daily blueprint reading. o Used various software programs such as: PTC Creo 4.0 modeling software, SAP, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Optimation, Metamation, and EHRT/Beckoff softwareo Programmed routers, break presses, turret punch machines for both steel and copper manufacturing.o Greeted and checked in visitors for the fabrication shop.o Performed basic office duties such as using a copier, answering phones, as well as handling e-mail correspondence from several departments.o I was responsible for acquiring quotes from various vendors for procurement of supplies or additional finish processes for production parts.o I was the head of the Safety Steering Committee for over a year.o I worked very closely and was very involved in the development of a new line of switchgear.o Processed Change Notice documents for revision updates and new parts from the engineering department.o Processed Work Authorizations rapidly for customer or engineering changes, mostly for gear that was in process of being built. This involved processing orders in SAP, as well as tracking down parts that were no longer needed and expediting parts through the shop.o Worked one-on-one with machine operators to ensure quality parts were being made to specifications and made in a timely manner.

 Basic Job Description: I was responsible for implementing new parts and assemblies from engineering design through manufacture.o Reviewed parts and assemblies to decide whether to make or purchaseo Reviewed Bill of Materials to ensure all parts were present for a functioning unit.o Worked with engineers in the US, India, and China o Used various software programs such as: PTC Creo 4.0 modeling software, SAP, AutoCAD, Microsoft Office, Optimation, Metamation, and EHRT/Beckoff softwareo Programmed routers, break presses, turret punch machines for both steel and copper manufacturing.o Greeted and checked in visitors for the fabrication shop.o Performed basic office duties such as using a copier, answering phones, as well as handling e-mail correspondence from several departments.o I was responsible for acquiring quotes from various vendors for procurement of supplies or additional finish processes for production parts.o I was the head of the Safety Steering Committee for over a year.o Processed Change Notice documents for revision updates and new parts from the engineering department.o Processed Work Authorizations rapidly for customer or engineering changes, mostly for gear that was in process of being built. This involved processing orders in SAP, as well as tracking down parts that were no longer needed and expediting parts through the shop.o Worked one-on-one with machine operators to ensure quality parts were being made to specifications and made in a timely manner.o I was one of two Mechanical Support Personnel that was responsible for bringing in a new line of switchgear. This involved working with engineers from China as well as R&D engineers in Connecticut. This also involved training machine operators metric conversion. I worked closely with Quality in the implementation of this line because all parts had to be inspected before they could be used, (first piece inspection).

 Basic Job Description: I worked primarily in the copper fabrication department. I formed various sizes of copper to quality specifications on blueprints. I ran various brake presses, as well as punch machines and plating machines.o I was responsible for running several different break presses, and forming copper bars to specification with a .020 tolerance.o I helped load and unload the fluid bed, which applied an insulated epoxy coat to copper bars.o I was responsible for verifying the manufacture of parts in SAP.o I assisted on the Powder Coat Paint line.

: I was assigned to work at General Electric in Burlington, Iowa. I was placed on the paint line, where I was responsible for loading and unloading the powder coat line, as well as occasionally powder coating the parts. There were specific ways to load the line for efficient painting. When unloading, we had a precise way to inspect paint thickness and were responsible for sorting parts in a way for the various departments to collect their parts in a timely and efficient manner.

 Basic Job Description: I performed various labor tasks. I went on service calls, helped with carpentry work, interacted with customers, and learned basic plumbing.o Operated several machines such as sewer cameras, auger machines, and a waterjet machine.o Labor tasks included cleaning and inspecting sewer and drain lines in residential, commercial, and industrial locations.

 Basic Job Description: I was responsible for essential daily functions of a convenience store, as well as performing other duties regarding vendors, customers, and employees.o Responsible for hiring and onboarding new employees This involved conducted their orientation, as well as performing HR duties such as completion and submission of I-9 forms, W-4 forms, and various intake forms. o Completed all of the scheduling of anywhere from 8-14 employees. o Responsible for bookkeeping, daily deposits, as well as keeping accurate inventory of lottery tickets, alcohol, and tobacco products. o Interacted with the vendors as far as ordering products, refusing deliveries that were incorrect or had poor quality, and finding the best deals I could on product.o Continually achieved a high gross profit for the store, turned around a store that was within 6 months of closing and turned it around into a very profitable store that is still open to this day.o I was on-call 24/7, working various shifts including nights and weekends.o Worked hands-on with employees, running the cash register, making donuts and breakfast items, and making various lunch and dinner items as well as Casey’s Pizza.