Jeff G. Hall

**** ********* *****, *******, ***** 75043 - 972/240-2245 (Home) - 214/563-7950 (Cell)

ab5y9n@r.postjobfree.com

Objective

Attain a position that allows me to use my knowledge and experience as well as provide

opportunities for personal growth.

Experience

Dallas Lighthouse for the Blind

Dallas, Texas

Quality Assurance Supervisor

May 6, 2012 - May 3, 2013

Nonprofit Company with Government Contracts and Commercial Contracts

• Day to day work schedule - Supervise quality inspectors using military and commercial

standards

• Meeting and interaction with all management and customers (QAR's and commercial)

• ISO auditing and interaction with ISO auditors

• Data entry, charting defects

• Making sure all calibration equipment is up to date.

Applied Concepts, Inc.

Plano, Texas

Qualty Assurance Inspector

Radar for police departments and sports teams - June 2011 to January 2012

• AOI PC Board Inspection

• Final Product Inspection

Optex Systems, Inc.

Richardson, Texas

Quality Assurance Inspector/Technician

Military contracts, Army and Navy - January 2009 to March 2011

• Inspect machine parts to government print

• Use of micrometers, calipers, thread gauges, dial indicators and optical compariter

• Calibration of precision instruments

Assured Industries, Inc. ISO Certified Company

Plano, Texas

Quality Assurance Supervisor

Printed Circuit Board, Electronic Assembly (using IPC - 600/610 standards) - July 2000 to

January 2009

$ Day to day work schedule, supervised quality inspectors using IPC-610 standards

$ Meeting and interaction with all management and customers

$ ISO Auditing and interaction with ISO auditor

$ Checking dimensions on incoming PCB and reading blueprints

$ Data entry, charting defects, RMA’s using Excel and PCMRP Systems

Litton - Electro-Optical Systems

Litton Systems, Inc., Garland, Texas

(A Government Contract ISO 90001Company) - January 1979 to February 2000

Quality Control Technician III - (Level III requires minimal supervision)

$ Final visual of the product to the blueprint for overall quality and completion of product

$ Use of micrometers, calipers, pressure systems, thread gauges and dial indicators

$ Inspect night vision systems including goggles, etc.

United States Navy

U.S.S. Puget Sound (AD-38), Norfolk, Virginia

October 1974 to October 1978

OM3 - (Opticalman 3rd Class, E-4), OM Class A School, Great Lakes, Illinois

Duties as an OM - used, overhauled, and repaired all ships’ navigational equipment

Education

Eastfield College, Mesquite, Texas - Fall 1989 - Pre-algebra, GPA 4.0

Opticalman “A” Technical School, Naval Center, Great Lakes, IL - January 1975 to May 1975

Courses: Optical Theory, Math and Repair, the use of navigational equipment

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