Anthony C. Green

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Shipshewana, IN **565

219-***-****

OBJECTIVE

To obtain a position as a Mig wire welder, shipping and receiving or as a light to heavy

assembly line production worker.

SKILLS AND ABILITIES

*Spot welding/wire welding/small bead running on jigs and small fills/line production/jig

modification and blueprint reading

*Organizing and loading small to medium semi-trailers for delivery

*Work with walk behind lifts and hand dolly lifts

EXPERIENCE

Fair Manufacturing, Menno, South Dakota

April 2014 - August 2014

Welded components and assembled bail processors/industrial snow blowers for Snowcrete.

Cleaned and maintained units, operated forklifts, 20 ton shears, presses and steel lathes

Acidized units in preparation for painting.

Lippert Component Inc.

November 2011 - August 2013

Production Welding/Jig fabrication/modification

Welded any and all components required for RV/Motor Coach chasis production lines including

fifth-wheel, goosenecks, pin boxes, generator cages, fifth-wheel upper-decks, as well as jig

fabrication and modification to existing jigs.

All welding was specific to blueprint specs with a maximum of an 8th inch variable.

All component production was recorded and tracked electronically, welders were accountable

for production and quality.

Universal Forest Products, White Pigeon, Michigan

November 2009 - May 2011

Packing specific fencing and accessories according to orders received from distributors, enter

packaging information into UPS shipper program, print shipping tags, organize and load

shipping pup for delivery to distribution center. Assure that production is packed properly to

avoid the possibility of damage.

Forest River RV Inc., Goshen, IN

February 2002 - March 2008

Mig welding RV frames using prefabricated jigs and blueprints.

Fiberglass lamination and assembly with roll press lamination and hot -melt glue.

Assemble and glue luan panels to framework.

Prepped RV chassis and assembled laminated floors to framework adding additional pieces

according to blueprints such as heat ducts, linoleum, and tongue jacks.

Fast paced work environment requiring memorization of specs and component placement by

model number and make.

References furnished upon request.

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