Machine Operator C

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Anita Mejia

Objective

To work for a great company, and meet their customers’ demands and to help to improve on

t heir quality.

Experience

March 2011 – October 2012 ACC on Demand Raleigh, N.C.

Machine Operator / I nspector / Packer

• Start machines up, turn on water and check the oil levels, and wax.

• Check clips as they come off the machines, used calipers for length, width.

• Look for burrs, make sure wax was getting on the tips of the clips, put in boxes, then tape box up and stamp

proper style number and stamp operator number.

August 2010 – February 2011 Br ightwater Retirement, L LC Myr t le

Beach, S.C.

Server

January 2010 – July 2010 Kangaroo Express Socastee, S. C.

Cashier

May 2008 – December 2009 Mexico

Out of the country

January 2005 – April 2008 MTU Driveshaft, L LC. Ladson, S.C.

Machine Operator / I nspector

• Start up the machine with the Siemens computer box, then line up the robotic arm with the Siemens

box, and clean out robotic needle, make sure line up carefully and don’t crash and break needle.

• Made sure all stations are working properly.

• Once assembled check for properly assembly, check for end cap dents, CV joint cracks, proper grease

amount, proper boot on both ends.

• Used calipers to measure thickness, used several different push and pull machines to check the grease

amount and movement.

January 2004 – December 2004 Staffing Agencies North

Charleston, S.C.

Soldering

• Per work order had to collect all components for each circuit boards.

• Made sure all components matched the work order before soldering them on the board.

• Used solder gun and wire, as well as clippers.

March 2001 – December 2003 Charleston Packaging North

Charleston, S.C.

I nspector / Packer

• Inspected different styles of bags.

• Looked for proper gluing inside bags, check print, color.

• Used tape measure to measure the length, width, and the slits on bottom of the bags.

February 1991 – November 2000 Uniblend Spinners Conway, S.C.

I nspector / Head Packer

• As the yarn came off the machines, would inspect for mixed yarn, broken strands, proper cone or tube

color.

• Made sure to put the correct label on the cone of yarn, made sure the label was correct first per work

sheet.

• Once inspected put in buggy and once buggy was full put in the steamer to be steamed, and after being

steamed let cool.

• Would pack the yarn in different size boxes, then push on conveyor, once at the computer would type in

the yarn count and print out the box label, and put the label on the box. And close box and run it

through the strapper to close it tight.

Education

December 2004 T rident Tech North

Charleston, S.C.

Lean Manufacturing Certificate

May 1990 Conway H igh School Conway, S. C.

H igh School Diploma

R eferences

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