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PHONE NUMBER AVAILABLEE-mail: EMAIL AVAILABLEObjective: To obtain full time permanent position under the current opening that I may utilize my current skills, a position that will offer additional training, advancement opportunities, and job security. Employment History:Laborer, WG 02 Step 02 Series 3502, (Full-Time Position 40 plus hours) with Rock Island Arsenal, Joint Manufacturing Technology Center (JMTC) Rock Island Arsenal, Rock Island, Illinois - December 10, 2018 ~ PresentThe mission is to provide exceptional organic engineering, production, and quality assurance technical services in support of the Joint Manufacturing Technology Center (JMTC) on Rock Island Arsenal. My direct support enables JMTC to equip our military war fighters with the most effective and lethal tools and technology needed to fight and win. I am responsible for daily planning and running specific projects and operations through the manufacturing process to ensure assigned projects met or exceed customer requirements. I am responsible for advising on inventory and or supply activities on a variety of material requirements and production schedule due dates. I also schedule and control primary work assignments to manufacturing activities based upon production line or shop capacity, priority, and due date. It is incumbent on me to determine the status of work in progress, time required to complete the job, the availability of materials, tools required, and reassesses priorities based on customer delivery needs. I use the sum of my manufacturing process experience to expedite jobs in progress by appropriate means and monitor, record, and report the status of production funding. In support of these duties I assist in performing the following functions: Assist to prepare production orders for release to the manufacturing floor Assist to ensure parts, prints, tooling, tool kits, and fixtures have been delivered and for released production orders using Automated Tooling Inventory Control Tracking System (ATICTs) Performing selection transactions for material from storage locations and coordinate movements to and from various work /cost centers Assist in resolving manufacturing production problems tooling problems, program problems, and material shortages and or discrepancies. Assist in resolving capacity bottlenecks, and report expected time of completion as required. Coordinate the return of excess raw material to multiple inventory locations. Coordinate the movement of in-process material by routing and expediting parts. Maintains shop floor inventory of end item component assemblies and sub-assemblies, part bins for inspection, assembly and production operations. Maintain shop floor inventory and dispatching / issuing various inspection crib material. Use of SAP automated systems which I use to track and make a record of the manufacturing process flows and to create production and procurement schedules for finished products and component materials. Use of Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) to interpret, plan, coordinate and service functions required to carry out my manufacturing activities. Use of Computer Aided Manufacturing Software (CAMS) to interpret, plan, manage, transport, and store raw material and components required in the manufacturing process. Familiar with the following Computer Aided Manufacturing Software (CAMS) and Logistics Modernization Program (LMP) transactions: ZCAT2, LT01, LB10, MIGO, LT24, LS25, IW37N, and Work in Progress(WIP). On a daily basis I generate production material move tags to multiple departments within JMTC to the correct cost centers and building locations. Train new employees on the correct process to move material within JMTC. Daily I have complete interaction with the movement of inventory / material to the following cost centers / buildings: 2210 Gages bldg. 220, 3120 Stacker (Inventory Storage System) bldg. 222, 5000 Lab bldg. 211, 6110 Ambulance bldg. 208, 6120 Paint bldg. 208, 6170 Blast bldg. 208, 6180 Wash bldg. 208, 6210 Paint bldg. 208, 6410 Action Center bldg. 220, 7110 Gages bldg. 220, 7310 Inspection bldg. 208, 7330 Inspection bldg. 208, 7370 Inspection bldg. 220, 7460 Inspection bldg. 208, 7470 Heat Treat bldg. 222, 8400 Plating bldg. 212, 8510 Weld bldg. 212, 9110 Gages bldg. 220, 9150 Gages bldg. 220, etc.This position has increased my knowledge and experience in the following areas: the inventory requirements, movements, warehousing, manufacture, overhaul, and repair of complex military products requiring multiple process production methods and procedures. Many of my assigned projects require numerous skilled trades utilizing a variety of general purpose and specialized machines, tools, equipment, and material to manufacture, remanufacture, or overhaul and assemble products. I have gained the skill and experience to prevent or alleviate production delays, scheduling conflicts, and have acquired a comprehensive understanding JMTCs manufacturing processes to ensure I am able to complete my projects in an most effective and efficient manner. I have further developed my ability to investigate, analyze, plan, and implement corrective actions with members of both the contractor and government staff. My extensive background in manufacturing allows me to perform the vast majority of my projects with minimal guidance. I am able to analyze, plan, and carry out complex production / inventory control tasks independently and resolve most production, labor, machine, and material conflicts or shortages which arise. I am able to use the sum of my experience and judgment to interpret, adapt, or extend policies, guides, procedures, regulations, and precedents to new or different products and production operations. I am able to complete complex projects which require me to obtain materials, review engineering data, and work with management to selected the production processes which will make the most efficient and economical use of facilities. I am confident in my ability to resolve conventional and complex production / inventory problems and situations by selecting or adapting manufacturing work methods and procedures. My communication and negotiation skills allow me to influence, motivate, and persuade manufacturing personnel to follow the required or modified processes to complete assigned projects on time and within cost parameters. I look forward to bringing the sum of my manufacturing and experience to work for the federal government. I am confident in my ability to work hard and met or exceed supervisory and customer requirements. Forklift Lead Operator Warehouse, (Full-Time Position 40 plus hours) Atlantic Coca-Cola Bottling, Rock Island, Illinois, May 2007 ~ December 2018Duties Include: As a forklift operator for this logistics services company I worked in Inventory Warehouse Management applying time study principals and space management. I drove various warehouse machines which included sit down, standing and rider/walkie forklifts. I picked orders to be processed and performed quantitative inventory cycle counts. As a forklift operator, it was my responsibility to: Operate forklift trucks with a capacity of 10,000 pounds to load and unload, stack and un-stack, re-warehouse, and move boxes, crates, pallets, components, or loose items. It was incumbent on me to regulate the movement and position of material to avoid overloading or improper stacking or movement of supplies and materials. Follow verbal instructions/information on the shop order to assure material is properly stored and shipped. I used a variety of equipment such as hand trucks, hoists and physical effort to lift and load heavy objects. I also performed a variety of manual labor tasks incidental to the warehousing function. This position has given me the ability to start, stop, and drive a wide variety of forklifts. I am able to tilt forklift trucks by moving hands, arms, feet, and legs to operate controls. I have gained the ability to determine the weight capacity of the forklift trucks and whether the weight is properly distributed, positioned, and secured to assure the proper storage of material. I gained the ability to perform routine maintenance on forklifts, how to properly lift and carry objects to avoid injury and the ability to work safely in moving, loading, unloading of parts and equipment. I learned to perform inventory cycle counts with a high degree of accuracy and independence. This position has enhanced by understanding of logistics and warehouse management. Communicate directly with drivers, coordinate where to load & unload semi-trucks with or without a fork truck and by hand. Operate fork trucks, pallet jacks and a power industrial truck. Light maintenance with hand and pneumatic tools. Analyze, review and verify advanced shipping notices (ASNs). Review and confirm accurate inventories by counting, sorting product and entering data into computer system. Daily communicate directly with supervisors on and customers on various issues. Coordinate inbound product, document and receive product in and out, direct where to store incoming product in the various warehouse locations. Coordinate and verify staging for out bound product / complete order builds, pull and pack orders, recycling or destruction of product, coordinate / return materials back into the production area, repack orders, replace recovery requirements. Perform routine maintenance work and maintain cleanliness and safety of the work areas and any other duties as assigned. I work well with minimal supervision. The duties I performed do include counting, receiving, verifying, unloading, loading, storing, issuing and delivering supplies and hazardous materials in the warehouse environment; use automated equipment to develop computerized inventory data and access materials; perform standard packing of tools, parts and materials for storage or shipment of the items; I have operated 10,000 pound forklift truck in loading, unloading and storing of items in a warehouse with no issues.Job Responsibilities Highlights Maneuver forklifts and related vehicles in outside containment areas on unpaved, unrestored / original or difficult terrain. Load and unload supplies and materials dimension of pallets of 30 x 36 and 40 x 42 to and from semi-trucks and storage racks. Pallet general weight is estimated at 1500 lbs. per pallet with a max capacity of 10,000 lbs. on the fork trucks used. Move supplies and materials to proper location by use of a fork truck, hand truck, hands and or a dolly; and also stack material for storage and or distribution. Perform regular operator care maintenance on these vehicles including visual checks, propane cylinder replacements and maintaining maintenance log per company requirements. Ensure and verify accurate inventory with Advanced Shipping Notices (ASNs), hand counting, and sorting of product. Preform inventory and cycle counts, enter inventory information into the computer system to support the production / distribution chain. Ensure the safe receipt, storage and movement of hazardous and toxic materials and substances. Perform general routine maintenance work, including but not limited to sweeping, cleaning, scrubbing, pest control, and any other duties as assigned such as moving office furniture, materials and supplies to and from designated areas, setting up and taking down chairs and tables for town hall company meetings etc. Perform a full range of warehousing functions including production, inventory, unpacking, sorting, receiving, storing, picking, preserving, disposing, shipping and re-warehousing materials, commodities or equipment in accordance with established procedures and operating requirements. Set up and operate a variety of manufacturing packaging machines such as metal banding, strapping and shrink wrap. Perform various manual labored tasks to prepare items for the packing machines. 2nd Shift Lead Warehouse Selector, (Full-Time Position 40 plus hours) Stern Beverage, Milan, Illinois - November 2004 ~ April 2007Duties Included: Load & unload semi-trucks with and without fork truck. Authorized to operate 10,000 lb. powered industrial trucks. Forklift operator, deliver product to customers, and operate heavy machinery. Light maintenance with various hand tools and or pneumatic air and battery tools. Responsible for up to 14 delivery routes per night. Supervised employees on third shift. It was incumbent on me to receive material at the proper loading locations. I was responsible for ensuring all tracking information was properly included on packages. This required me check freight bills, procurement documents, and other information to determine number of boxes matched stated requirements. I occasion, I was required to ship items in accordance with stated delivery time and location. I accomplished this by consolidating boxes for shipment; temporarily warehousing boxes and working with the driver and shipping department to guarantee accuracy of shipping location. I marked, tagged, and labeled items for proper shipment to ensure on time delivery. I performed housekeeping duties in order to maintain my assigned storage and warehouse areas in a safe and orderly fashion. I stored and palletized material to prevent toppling, rolling, snagging, damage, or injury to personnel or adjacent property. I intend to bring this same level of commitment to the federal government; I enjoy hard work and take pride in completing work to the best of my ability. Oil Change Technician, (Full-Time Position 40 plus hours) Presto Oil Change Rock Island, Illinois August 2002 ~ November 2004Duties Included: Work directly with the public, vendors and upper management. Reviewed and analyzed customers problems, provided reasonable recommendations / suggestions for the required repair. Responsible for daily opening and closing of business. Operated cash register, customer accounts, maintenance logs, prepare deposits, and register cash outs. Provided quality customer service to all clients, changed oil, transmission fluids, lubricants, hydraulic lines, belts, filters, wipers and brakes used a wide range of hand tools and pneumatic air tools. Washed windows, detailed vehicle interiors. Majority of responsibilities include: Maintaining the shops inventory and the replenish amounts needed for our shop. The inventories included industrial equipment, machinery, tooling requirements, mechanical, battery operated, hydraulic, and or numerically controlled machines and or tools. Routinely check for functionality to ensure equipment and tools are working properly and still in good condition for continued use. Review and conclude from lubrication charts where lubrication is needed and or required, determine what types of lubrication are needed, and types of lubrication that are correct for a given machine and or engines. I administered the maintenance by removing specific parts from various engines and or machines and then utilizing small hand tools such as various multiple sized adjustable wrenches, pipe wrenches, and or pliers to the area for parts needing lubricant. Review and inspect on a daily basis pneumatic and calibrated tools to determine if maintenance / repairs / or calibration needs to be done and or it tools needed to be submitted in for recalibration / testing, or if tools need to be scrapped. Determined, generated and submitted reports based on my recommendations regarding my review of what the problem / issue was with the tool(s). Contact upper management on difficult problems so the 1st shift manager determine if an OEM repairman is needed to be consulted /contacted. Utilized grease guns, oil cans, hydraulic pumps, and filters in the application of providing lubricant to various parts. Fill grease cups and oil reservoirs to proper levels determined by use of various types of testing equipment such as using pressure gauges, lubricating books, and or measuring sticks. Fill oil and or hydraulic reservoirs with specified hydraulic oils or fluids. Drain, flush, and refills problem areas with fresh lubricant after consulting specified lubrication charts at specific periods of time to maintain current operation of machinery and or engines. Installs and removes grease and air filters, adjusting filters to fit space requirements, utilizing the various hand tools as mentioned above. Cleans industrial equipment, engines and machinery that use water-soluble coolants. Utilizes power washers, high pressure cleaning compounds. Fill coolant sumps to correct levels with proper fluids, exercising care not to mix various types of coolants. Fill supply tanks and returns dirty chemicals / lubricants for recycling or disposal. Used forklift to move waste tubs to proper locations on site to maintain the environmental safety requirements of the business. Operates an automatic coolant recovery system that utilizes two separate processes to recycle dirty coolant and or oil to reclaim or clean fluids used in the operation. Ran normal tests on coolant for bacteria, fungi, and pH concentration. From tests, determine if coolant would be recycled or disposed of. Coolant that is to be recycled is taken to the proper area and chemical(s) added. Coolant is poured through a strainer/separator, and the flow is adjusted / slowed to remove all oils. Adjustments are made for various concentration levels and pH levels. Operated a deionizer to keep water at proper readings. Exercised great caution to keep acids and caustic levels appropriate to avoid ruining property. Performs tests to check coolant levels of concentration as required. Maintains records of concentration levels, pH tests, and gallons of coolant recycled. Performs maintenance tasks such as cleaning and replacing hoses and filters, adjusting and repairing brakes and clutches, changing oil, and maintaining tank capacity level. Checks safety cans in shops (used for solvents, naphtha, etc.) to ensure proper condition. Makes minor repairs and notifies supervisor to replace cans unfit for use. Review for repairs of sight glasses requiring minor glass cutting and installation and replaces grease fittings as required or needed. Perform routine building maintenance work cleaning, mopping, hanging banners and painting. Supervised up to 5 employees. Worked without direct supervision. Responsible for the safe receipt, storage and movement of hazardous and toxic materials and substances for entire the shop. Education:High School Diploma ~ GEDJob Corps, Golconda, IL April 2002 ~August 2002GED, Business office courses, and computer training. Certificates:Government Fork Lift 10,000 lb. Capacity, Scooters, Ecs, Power Sweeper Id #15-296 December 2018 ~ Present Fork Lift / Operator Training Program License August 2002 ~ December 2018Power Industrial Truck Operator PermitAwards:Junior Ambassador Muscular Dystrophy 1994 ~1998Served as the Junior Ambassador for the Quad City Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) Attended various social events / fund raisers, golf outings, lockups, and annual Labor Day Telethon |
