Rasharrd Jackson

• **** W. Tropicana Ave.

• Las Vegas, NV 89147

• acflze@r.postjobfree.com - 702-***-****

Work Experience

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CNC Mill & Lathe Operator

• Apple One (Norgen Kloehn)

• Las Vegas, NV

• October 2013 to May 2014

I was responsible for machining production orders, making sure components were machined

to blueprint specifications with calipers, micrometers, depth gages, etc., and completing

associated paperwork. I had to tear down the set-up upon completion of the work order

(Remove tooling, vice, etc.). I also conducted maintenance (Checking all fluid levels, chip

removal, etc.).

CNC Mill & Lathe Operator

• Ricor Shocks

• Las Vegas, NV

• May 2013 to August 2013

I would come in the morning and warm up the Lathe and the Mill. Then, I would cut bar stock

for the Lathe on the Band Saw. I would do first piece inspections on both machines to assure

the parts were compliant to Blueprint specifications. I would check my Coolant level and oil

level as well as my tooling. Finally, I would update my paperwork before beginning

Production.

CNC Operator / Coating Line Personnel

• Adecco (Areva Solar)

• Las Vegas, NV

• February 2012 to February 2013

I was on a contract assignment at a company named Areva. I come in every morning and

set-up the machine: Make sure the coolant levels are good, check and adjust the table

heights, check/change grinding belts before I start production. We ran 2 3/8 & 3.5 inch

tubing. I also worked as a Material Handler on the Coating Line. I performed Pre-Production

Prepping, Line Maintenance (Pumping, Cleaning & refilling Chemical Tanks), Coupling &

Decoupling of tubes coming through the line. I also performed Post-Production Shut-down.

CNC Operator (Edge Banding )

• Foliot Furniture

• Las Vegas, NV

• May 2010 to February 2011

I would come in an hour prior to the start of the shift and Set-up the machines in my

department. I would start up the machines, warming the glue pots and setting the

appropriate program for that particular machine. I would then gather all of raw materials

needed for each machine. Then, I would perform a First-Piece Quality Checks on each

machine. By Then It would be time to start production. I was responsible for production,

quality, efficiency, safety and the overall maintenance of my machine.

Assembly Operator

• Top Notch Personnel

• Gainesville, GA

• September 2008 to February 2009

This was a contract position. At the start of the shift, I would perform First Piece Quality Checks

before the start of production on a fixture gauge. I ran a computerized Assembly Press. It was

pretty simple besides having to constantly troubleshoot the machine. Quality Checks were to be

performed every other hour on SPC Charts.

Delivery Driver

• Winder Farms

• Las Vegas, NV

• October 2007 to March 2008

I would first and foremost do a pre-trip inspection on the 24 foot box truck. I would also fuel the

truck if needed. My truck was usually pre-loaded. If not, I would assist warehousing in filling my

orders. I made home deliveries of dairy products and mostly healthy foods.

Maintenance Technician

• PQI/Coat-It Ferndale

• Ferndale, MI

• January 2006 to July 2007

This was a contract position. I performed Machine maintenance duties such as filter changes,

Fluid flushes and other preventative maintenance work. I also performed Building Maintenance

such as painting, drywall repairs, Cleaning, and minor electrical.

Warehouse Associate

• Quaker Chemical

• Detroit, MI

• November 2004 to December 2005

Quaker was a Chemical Batch mixing facility. I would basically clean and sanitize the chemical

bins once they were emptied into the tanker. I would store unused bins in the storage yard. I

would load and unload trucks in the Shipping and Receiving department. I would do inventory

every Friday as well.

Arc Welder Operator

• US Manufacturing

• Warren, MI

• June 2003 to June 2004

I would set-up and qualify the line before the start of the shift. I did first-piece Quality Checks

on the comparator. I operated the Arch Circle Welder, Chamfer Cutter, Rough Bore and Rough

Facing, Spot Face and Circle Welders. I did a little bit of spot-welding as well.

Assembly Cell Operator

• Panther Crankshafts

• Wixom, MI

• January 2002 to April 2003

I worked in an assembly cell assembling crankshafts for John Deer. Assembly Operations: The

Shaft Press, The Orbit Form, The 5-piece Final Assembly, The straightening Table, The O.D.

Grinder, Final Inspection and Packaging. I would also work in other cell operating the Key-Cutter

and the Thread-Roller.

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Education

Bachelor in Audio Engineering (Not Completed)

• The Art Institute of Atlanta

• Sandy Springs, GA

• 2008 to 2009

Building & Apt (Certification)

• Grand Rapids Job Corp Center

• Grand Rapids, MI

• September 1997 to November 1998

Additional Information

I have a very wide variety of Machining & Quality Experience. CNC Mills, Lathes, Turning,

Sandblasters, Edge Banding, Thread Rollers, Key Cutters, Spot Facing Mills, Bridge Ports,

Band Saws, O.D.& I.D. Grinders, Sub-Assembly & Final-Assembly Presses, Table Saws,

Circle Welders, GP-12 Inspection, use of Calipers, Micrometers, Go & No-Go gauges,

Height Gauges, Depth Gauges, Fixture Gauges, Thread Gauges, O.D. & I.D. Gauges, SPC

Charts, First Piece Quality Procedures, a little bit of Machine Maintenance, and a little bit of

Program editing . I am also good with hand tools, Power tools and manual assembly.

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