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Street Address Waco Dr.Normandy, MO Street Address USMobile: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE - Ext:Day Phone: PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLE - Ext:Email: EMAIL AVAILABLEAvailability:Job Type: Permanent, Temporary, Detail, Recent Graduates, Multiple Appointment Types, TeleworkWork Schedule: Full-Time, Part-TimeDesired locations:United States - TX - Dallas County United States - CO - Denver United States - TX - Houston County United States - NV - Las Vegas United States - TX - San Antonio United States - CA - San Bernardino United States - CA - San Francisco United States - MO - Saint LouisWork Experience:Veterans Benefits Administration; Saint Louis, Missouri9700 Page Ave.St. Louis, MO 63132 United StatesNovember2017 PresentSalary: 33,175 USD per YearHours Per Week: 40Program Support AssistantSort Mail- When the mail is brought in from the post office, I go through it piece by piece and determine where is to go. When other Regional Offices send POAs, reports, and other correspondences, I sort through them and determine if they belong to our RO or if they need to be forwarded to another RO. If the correspondences belong to our RO then I determine which department they go to and I route them there.Label and ship UPS packages- When packages are brought into the mail room and need to be shipped out via UPS; I enter the shipping information into the UPS database, weigh the package, and print the label. Once the label is attached to the package I give the receipt with the tracking number to the client for their records. If it is the first time a package has been shipped to the receiver, I enter their contact information into the database. Should a person lose their receipt and the package needs to be tracked, I pull the information from the archives to retrieve their tracking number for them.Personally developed a new process for incoming UPS, FEDX, and Certified USPS so that all tracked incoming parcels are scanned into a spreadsheet the moment they arrive into the mailroom and only released when they are signed for by the intended party. I designed the spreadsheets and created the scanning process. Since the development of the new process we have not had one parcel lost or misplaced.Transport outgoing mail to loading dock- After the last mail pick up and the mail has been processed, using the Pitney Bowes Correct+ Mail sealer and Stamp meter, the number of pieces are recorded and entered into the Daily Mail Count Summary Report and the mail is then transported to the loading dock so that the carrier can take the mail to the post office. If there is any mail from the previous day that had improper postage or any other defects I receive it from the carrier and return to the mail room for reprocessing.Pick up mail from the post office- On a daily basis go to the post office in Olivette and down town St. Louis to pick up incoming mail. Occasionally go to the two VAMC hospitals, the RMC, and the Military Records Retention Center to pick up mail and other packages. Before I was allowed to drive the government vehicles I had to qualify by passing the Federal Defensive Driving Training Course.Operate DL400 Mail Opener- Daily I utilize this machine to open and count the incoming mail. I am also responsible for the daily maintenance, consisting of cleaning the machine with compressed so that small particles of paper wouldnt cause the rotators to clog and stop turning. I also trained new employees on the maintenance and operation of the mail opener.Operate MARSH TD2100 tape machine-There are occasions when processing mail with the Pitney Bowes Correct+ machine that the sealer stops working. When this happens the Marsh TD2100 is used to seal the outgoing letters. On one particular day the sealer stopped working early in the morning on one of our heaviest mail processing days. I spent my entire day manually sealing over 3500 pieces of outgoing mail using the Marsh TD2100 so that the mail could go out on time. I also took that opportunity to learn how to physically maintain the machine by reloading the tape and the sealing solution. I also trained new employees on the operation and maintenance of the tape machine.Operate Pitney Bowes Correct+ Mail Sealer and Stamp Meter- Three times per day mail is picked from the different departments throughout the building. Once it is picked up it is sorted so that the different size envelopes are put together and ran through the machine so that the envelopes are sealed and stamped. Once it is completed all of the totals are tabulated and entered into a report and the mail is taken to the dock to be transported to the post office. I assisted in the training of new employees on the operation of the mail sealer/stamp machine.Operate Rapid Print date stamp machine- All incoming mail is processed by sorting, date stamping, and forwarded to its respective department. The purpose of date stamping is that the claims begin date is determined by the date that is stamped on the claim. Part of using the date stamp machine is maintaining it by making sure the date is correct and the machine is thoroughly cleaned. I trained was charged with training two new employees how to operate, adjust, and clean the date stamp machines.Produce/reproduce documents by printing or photocopying- Produced several documents to aid in a smoother running mailroom. Some of the documents I have created are, a standard order list for publications, an updated binder of addresses for the nations Veterans Services Organizations, spreadsheets for the incoming parcels, and SOPs for the new process of receiving and distributing packages.Inspect parking lot and government vehicles- Tour the parking lot and ensure that the cars parked in the assigned parking spot and no unauthorized cars are parked in the assigned spots. I also verify that the government vehicles are present, not damaged, and locked.Train Coworkers- Train coworkers on the processes of how to determine where particular pieces of mail are to be routed. Also train coworkers on how to use certain spreadsheets I developed as well as the regular day to day intangible duties.Order New Supplies- Order publications, forms, envelopes, and shipping supplies through our various vendors such as USPS, UPS, and VA headquarters.Complete Daily and Weekly Reports- Prepare and distribute the daily Parking Report, the daily mail reports, and the weekly incoming and outgoing mail reports as well as the weekly incoming UPS, FEDEX, and Certified Mail reports. I also train new employees on how to complete and distribute these reports.Transport Employees to and from their cars- On a daily basis, at regularly scheduled times, I use a government vehicle to transport employees with Reasonable Accommodation needs to and from their cars. There was a federal defensive driving course that had to be taken and passed in order to be able to utilize the government vehicles. I received my certification in November of 2017.Before becoming a permanent employee for the VBA, I worked as a work study in the mailroom for 3 months. During that time I was able to learn a lot of the jobs in the mail room and also was able to get to know the people I work with as well as a lot of the people around the building.General Motors Corp1500 East Route AWentzville, MO 63385 United States08/2016 - 01/2017Salary: 17.50 USD Per HourHours per week: 24Quality Control InspectorDuties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:Inspect product at various stages of production- Check for paint defects, weld defects, proper torque on nuts and bolts, metal defects and that all components are present on the vehicles.Enter findings into computer system- Enter all inspection defects in to the company database. In some cases the results of inspections are entered into a spreadsheet and turned in at the end of the day. In other case the results are entered into a handheld machine or a stationary computer. When so many defects of the same type are found, a productions supervisor is notified, production is stopped and does not resume until a remedy a root cause is established and the problem is fixed.Train new employees on inspection process- With several years of quality control inspection experience I was often called on to train new employees on the day to day functions of the position. While at GM for the short period of 5 months I was able to train 6 new inspectors in the process I had learned.Supervisor: Chris (636-327-5711)Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesSensory Effects Flavor SystemsRock Industrial Park Drive.Bridgeton, MO 63044 United States05/2013 - 04/2014Salary: 17.85 USD Per HourHours per week: 40Quality Control InspectorDuties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:Inspect product at various stages of production- Inspect the different flavors, caramels, and chocolates to ensure that they were produced according to specifications. Some of the tests performed in this process would be checking the brix (solid content), the PH levels (acidity), centrifuge (emulsion), and siv (particle size). Once the test is completed the results were compiled and recorded into the database and the reports are forwarded to the research and development team, shift supervisor, quality control manager, and the other inspectors.Perform Pathogen Tests on Plant Equipment- Swab exposed parts of mixing and cooking machinery that comes in contact with the food grade ingredients and test for air-borne pathogens and bacteria such as E. coli, listeria, salmonella and a host of others. Once the swabs are taken then they are placed in petri dishes with a solution of solidified agar.Complete Monthly Inventory- At the end of each month I performed the inventory of all supplies for the quality control department as well as all of the stored flavor samples. I created a new form for the inventory process that allowed the inventory to be automatically updated as the supplies were used. By my fourth month of being in charge of supply inventory I was able to cut the time it took to complete the inventory from one week, to a few hours.Review and revise SOP's- Document the step by step procedures of each individual lab test, compare it to the written SOP, if the process was correct then leave the SOP as is, if the process has changed, revised the SOP to the current procedures. If there is no SOP, because it is a new test or process, then create the SOP. Once the writing is done, forward the finished product to Quality Compliance so the new or revised SOP can have a revised control number.Ship samples of products to laboratory for special testing- As a redundant test, every microbe test performed has an additional petri dish plated and sent out to an independent laboratory for testing, just in case our tests become invalid for whatever reason. In some cases we test three or four more times, depending on what the contract with the client says. No product is shipped to a customer without complete test results.Supervisor: David (314-291-5444)Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesManufacturing Resources International6414 Shiloh Rd EastAlpharetta, GA 30005 United States08/2011 - 07/2012Salary: 17.50 USD Per HourHours per week: 40Sr. Quality Control InspectorDuties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:Incoming Inspections- Inspect all incoming components and record findings into the computer database. All components found to be non-conforming are placed on hold and returned to supplier as well as work with supplier to determine the root cause.Calibrate all measurement inspection tools- Follow calibration schedule and calibrate all measurement tools such as digital calipers, digital micrometers, and height and depth gauges. All machinery that needed calibrations was either done by me or a contracted calibration company.Perform First Piece inspections- When the production department began their first run of any product, I would compare the first piece to the mechanical drawing and verify every measurement to ensure that it was within tolerance before they could start production. This was done to ensure accuracy and to save money by preventing mass production of non-conforming components.First Article inspections- After engineering revised a drawing on a component or created a new component, the drawing would be sent to manufacturing so that a prototype could be produced. The prototype would then be sent to me with a copy of the drawing and I would take measurements of all critical points and return the prototype to engineering and they would determine if the component is acceptable and what the tolerances would be.Create new forms for use by quality inspectors- When there was a need for forms in the quality department that was not already in existence, I was charged with creating them. A good example would be when a new product line was introduced it would be my duty to come up with inspection processes for the product and create the inspection forms and check lists.Review and revise work instructions- I was charged with reviewing the inspection and production work instructions and revising them if needed and create new work instructions for any new processes.Meet with project managers to discuss final disposition- In the process of daily inspections performed by myself or the other six inspectors on staff, non-conforming components are discovered. Once per week I would meet with the production supervisor in charge of making the component, the engineer in charge of design, and the project manager to determine the disposition of the components. Once the disposition is established I was charged with the final disposition rather it was sending it back to production to be reworked, contacting the vendor, or scrapping the components.Receive all non-conforming units from customers- Receive all failed units shipped back from customers, inspect and test each to verify failure and work with engineers and production to repair and ship back to customers. Maintaining constant dialogue with the customer from the time they decide to ship it back to us until they receive the repaired unit.Use Microsoft Office products and SAP- On a daily basis to perform my duties I used Microsoft Office products such as MS Outlook, MS Access, MS Word, Scheduler, MS Project and MS Excel. There were a few databases that were proprietary that were also used that where SAP and MS Access based.Supervisor: Scott (770-255-7138)Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesBuse Inc177 Northwest Industrial CtBridgeton, MO 63044 United States02/2010 - 04/2011Salary: 9.74 USD Per HourHours per week: 40Quality Control InspectorDuties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:Perform First Piece inspection- When the production department began their first run of any product, I would compare the first piece to the mechanical drawing and verify every measurement to ensure that it was within tolerance before they could start production. This was done to ensure accuracy and to save money by preventing mass production of non-conforming components.Perform In-Process inspection- After engineering revised a drawing on a component or created a new component, the drawing would be sent to manufacturing so that a prototype could be produced. The prototype would then be sent to me with a copy of the drawing and I would take measurements of all critical points and return the prototype to engineering and they would determine if the component is acceptable and what the tolerances would be.Final inspections- Once the order was complete a final inspection were performed by pulling a sample of the components and inspecting them. The sample would be determined on how many components were in the order, the customer being shipped to, and the type of components. Components that were classified as critical would have a larger sample size compared to a non-critical component. For example, a wiring harness for a helicopter Lockheed Martin would require a larger sample than a wiring harness for the radio in the hummer.Of product. Build test equipment.Train new inspector- When new inspectors were hired, it was my job to train them on the process of the quality control inspector by performing the task then allowing them to read the work instructions, then performing the task again, finally allowing them to try it themselves. I found that allowing them to see the process, once they were able to read the SOP they would have a reference point. Then when they saw it again it made a lot since and cut down the training timeRecord all inspection results- After completing all inspections and before starting a new job all inspection results were recorded into AS400 based computer system. When beginning a new job, it had to be opened in the computer system as a method of accountability.Supervisor: Bill Taylor (314-344-1166)Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesPakt Community Resource Center500 Airport Rd.Ferguson, MO 63135 United States07/2007 - 10/2008Salary: 14.00 USD Per HourHours per week: 40Fund Development CoordinatorDuties, Accomplishments and Related Skills:Complete Grant Applications- Use multiple databases to research and complete grant applications. Utilize the world-wide-web to assist in identifying new funding sources. Contact foundation representatives for clarification of grant proposal procedures. In 2007 and 2008 I wrote the grant applications that increased the revenue for PAKT Community Resource Center by over $100,000. Some of the grants that were increased by my direct involvement were the SAR with the United Way, The Missouri Arts Council, and the Regional Arts Foundation.Meet with representatives- Visit different philanthropic foundations and explain who PAKT is and why they were vital to the community that they served. It also gave me a chance to set our organization apart from the other non-profits that were soliciting grant funds by establishing a working relationship with the decision makers.Assisted in the development of new programs- Sat on the committee for program development and assisted in the onset of programs such as an after school peer tutoring class and an adult GED preparation classes. I was also instrumental in having some computers pledged from my Alma Mata (Vatterott College) for a computer lab.Used MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, and MS Outlook, on a daily basis to perform my duties.Operate Stamp Machine- On a daily basis I would utilize the stamp machine to mail out invitations to our many events as well as the countless grant proposals I completed every dayAssisted with the Utility Assistance program- On a daily basis I assisted in answering phones and helping the participants complete the paper work for funds for their rent and utilities. I also helped in the Food Pantry by delivering food to the shut-in and by helping to stock the shelves and assist clients with their qualifying paperwork.Supervisor: Anita (314-524-2710)Okay to contact this Supervisor: YesEducation:Columbia College St. Louis, MO United StatesBachelor's Degree 08/2017GPA: 3.406 of a maximum 4.0Credits Earned: 135 Semester hoursMajor: Business Administration Minor: ManagementRelevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:Business Information SystemsBusiness LawManagement ScienceStrategic ManagementAccounting 2Columbia College Berkeley, MO United StatesAssociate's Degree 04/2017GPA: 3.4 of a maximum 4.0Credits Earned: 129 Semester hoursMajor: Business AdministrationRelevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:Culture/ Society Latin American 2Culture/ Society Latin American 1Introduction To BusinessPersonal Financial PlanningBusiness EthicsEnglish Comp 1Accounting 1MacroeconomicsMicroeconomicsColumbia College Berkeley, MO United StatesSome College Coursework Completed 04/2016GPA: 3.5 of a maximum 4.0Credits Earned: 111 Semester hoursMajor: General Studies Honors: Cum LaudeRelevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:Intermediate AlgebraCollege AlgebraIntroduction to SpeechReligion and The Human ExperienceArts and IdeasAmerican HistoryEnglish Comp 2Human BiologyMarketingVatterott College Berkeley, MO United StatesAssociate's Degree 09/1997GPA: 3.67 of a maximum 4.0Credits Earned: 90 Quarter hoursMajor: Computer Systems and Networking TechnologyRelevant Coursework, Licenses and Certifications:Windows NT and Netware Network Operating SystemsPC Configuration and TroubleshootingOperating SystemsMicrosoft Office ProductsData Communications and PeripheralsDigital and Analog CircuitryAffiliations:SALUTE Veterans National Honor Society - MemberReferences:NameEmployerTitlePhoneEmailKim CrouchGeneral MotorsAttorney, Information TechnologyPHONE NUMBER AVAILABLELt. 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