I have 3 years of experience assembling/disassembling fiberglass arch molds, trimming the parts and repairing them. I was a lead that worked with my group leader to ensure our parts were being completed correctly and in good time, so we could get the parts to the body shop. I worked daily on a forklift and with an overhead crane in order to assemble and disassemble the molds. My job was daily trial and error no two parts were ever the same thickness, which led to us grinding different areas each time it was received. There were days I would be asked to assist in a building project or to help our shipping department get parts ready to load into a truck. Before I worked for Sea Ray boats I worked as an extreme cleaning specialist. We would clean houses of molds, bacteria and damage after fires and floods, to ensure the homeowner was safe living in the house again. Previous to that position I worked in an injection mold facility for two years , where we made all manner of different plastics including children home playgrounds. In working this position we were required to do a quality check once an hour to ensure our parts were to specifications. I helped to set these machines up for different parts to be run through them. The first job I held was at a tire facility where we changed or repaired tires on cars, trucks, airplanes and semis. This job requires roles that include making sure there was no water in tires that were kept outside as it would lead to the company being fined for breeding mosquitos. While working there we also had projects such as laying cement for the warehouse to make it safer for transporting tires that weighed up to 300 lbs. I am currently in my last three months of college where I will receive my Bachelor's degree in Mobile application and Software development, I have gained knowledge in coding, business economics and data entry and I feel that this has given me the skills and resources I need to find the position that I seek.