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PA M A R R O Y O

OBJECTIVE

I possess years of experience that will benefit any company within their field and

beyond. I believe the combination of Quality, Communication, Safety and Teamwork

are the keys to a great company. Therefore, I will surpass the company’s expectations

with the combined goals I set for myself.

WORK OF EXPERIENCE

August 2008 to current date

Leggett & Platt, Masterack Supervisor

Beginning in the Quality department through a temp service, Hired through

Masterack December 2008, promoted to Quality Technician, Assistant Supervisor

Duties; Quality inspection, Revision of SOP’s, Continuous Improvement, Planning &

Scheduling, Training, Assisting Superintendent, Efficiency evaluations, Customer

Performance Reviews etc.

October 2004 to June 2008

General Mills Manufacturing Technician

Duties: Perform daily efficiency of all equipment and product flow while keeping the

highest quality produced by General mills, by managing, training and directing other

technicians through GMP. Responsibility for all equipment PM’s and troubleshooting

throughout operations. Daily and hourly reporting of quality, and performance of

equipment. Writing and performing all work orders on equipment. Rebuilding pumps,

motors and other equipment. All sanitation in every aspect of production within

finishing and other areas. Sanitation inspections of equipment and areas. CIP of all

equipment in changeovers and in daily use. Chemical analytical set up and testing of

all products. Implementing new and revised ideas for Continuous Improvement

throughout the company to become more time efficient and reduce waste as well as

cost in production of our products. Evaluation of technicians and self on performance

and ability to perform in a manner that is conducive to the expectations of a standard

requirement for levels of employment. Training employees to obtain different levels of

abilities. Daily management of department for efficiency and quality.

March 2004 October 2004

Snapper Power Equipment Fabrication and Welding Quality Assurance Inspector

Duties: Inspection of all fabricated and welded parts for assembly, daily and weekly audits of

department efficiency, first and last piece inspection audits, also assembly audits to insure

departments are following procedures for the production of Snapper products. Daily deviant

material reports. Produce new and updated inspection plans. Calibration of all inspection

tools.

December 2003 March 2004

Harland Quality Assurance Packer

Duties: picking, packaging and quality assurance verification of correct product quantity.

Quality of product and correct customer address labels for product being shipped to

customer. The assurance of shipment method per customer’s preference. Self management

for shipment of production.

January 2003 May 2004

United States Postal Service Rural Carrier Associate

Duties: Sort mail for delivery by assembling mail for route; sorting according to address,

packing for delivery, deliver mail by following route to addresses in a timely manner, placing

mail in boxes or designated locations, obtaining required signatures, obtain revenue by

collecting charges. Maintain technical knowledge by attending educational workshops and

reviewing publications. Contribute to team effort by accomplishing related results as needed.

Skill/Qualifications energy level, deadline oriented, dependability, persistence, time

management, attendance, customer focus, safety management, equipment maintenance,

scheduling.

January 1997 December 1997

M.N.I.3 Quality Assurance Tech/Supervisor

Duties: Work closely with other department supervisors as well as plant manager to insure

the quality of our product being manufactured in the Conyers location within a cost efficient

and timely manner. Conduct quality assurance audits of internal systems, projects, vendors

and subcontractors. Input data for all defects also audit and communicate issues to other

department supervisors. Conduct first article inspection on all products and provide

feedback.. In depth hourly and daily quality reports. Inspection of all manufactured products

within M.N.I.3 produced for Hewlet Packard. Inspections and reports of all received products

(coil rolled steel, resin pellets, sub assembled products), quality inspection throughout all

production (formed metal, pressed metal, subassembly, injection molding, complete

assembly and inspection of packaging for shipping. Inspection of all reworked products. All

physical dimensions held at a tolerance of 0.1 to 0.3 mm from blueprints. CMM operation

and programming.

April 1995 June 1995

Action Metal Production Manager (for Government project)

Duties: Direct and coordinate activities concerning production of company products,

utilizing knowledge of equipment technology, production methods and procedures and

capabilities of machines and equipment. Confer with management personnel to establish

production and quality control standards, obtain data regarding types, quantities,

specifications and delivery dates of products ordered, planes and directs production activities

and establishes production priorities for products in keeping efficient operations. Coordinate

production activities with procurement, maintenance and quality control activities to obtain

optimum production and utilization of human resources, machines and equipment. Revise

production schedules and priorities as result of equipment failure or operating problems.

Consult with engineering personnel relative to modification of machines and equipment in

order to improve production and quality of products. The CNC programming for all

manufactured pieces on this project.

September 1987 September 1992

Lithonia Lighting CNC Technician/ Programmer Power Press Set up Operator

Duties: (cnc) Daily production reports, hourly quality reports, quality inspection staying

within a tolerance of +/ 0.005, blueprint reading, CNC programming for all parts produced,

development of newest production pieces. Work closely with Research and Development to

obtain new ideas for additional assembly products. Complete quality assurance, CNC

programming, equipment maintenance, forklift operation and material handling.

Duties: (power press set up operator/fill in supervisor) The set up metal and aluminum fabricating machines; (break

presses, punch presses, bending and straightening machines) to produce parts to layout, work order blueprints and

templates. Position, align and bolt dies, blades, bedplates, cushion pin and stops, using shims and measuring tools

such as square, straightedges, rules, micrometers, gauges, feelers, templates and hand tools. Adjust flow of

lubricants, pressure and depth of stroke, and feed of material, applying knowledge for metal thickness and properties

of material according to specifications of blueprints. Make trial runs and measure work piece for conformance to

specification. Training other employees to operate and trouble shoot products and equipment. Work closely with

others to accomplish corporate goals. Work with other department supervisors to implement total quality assurance

throughout production of all parts and materials with minimal waste.

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