Quality Control Machine Operator

Michael Anderson

**** ******* # *** *******, ***** 77003 **********@*****.*** 832-***-****

Objective

To obtain a position that will enable me to enhance my abilities and to acquire new skills that will direct me towards growth and

advancement.

Experience

Machine Operator/ Forklift Driver Dietrich February 2007- March 2009

Unloaded, picked, staged and loaded products for shipping. Conducted monthly, quarterly and yearly inventories of

warehouse stock. Transported goods from racks, shelves and vehicles. Removed pallets, freezer boxes and damaged

products from returning trailers. Operated powered lift trucks, floor sweepers, pallet jacks and forklifts safely, with a

0% incident rate. Used propane forklift to load trailer at warehouse. Packed containers and re-packed damaged

containers. Cleared damaged items and loaded freight. Followed proper selection procedures as established by the

company. Installed protective bracing, padding and strapping to prevent shifting and damage to items during transport.

Worked at a rapid pace to meet tight deadlines. Verified and recorded the count and condition of cargo received.

Banded, wrapped, packaged and cleaned equipment. Assembled product containers and crates. Loaded flat bed by

forklift and hand truck. Cleared damaged items and loaded freight. Received incoming shipments and reviewed

contents against purchase order for accuracy.

Plant Mechanic South line Metal April 2005- August 2006

Maintained correct temperature, levels and pressures on process systems and equipment. Performed quality control

tests on lab equipment and lab analysis. Coordinated ongoing maintenance and housekeeping of the plant. Directed

routine preventative maintenance such as adjustments, cleaning and painting equipment. Recorded all operating data

on daily work sheet from laboratory analysis and flow metering equipment. Recommended design modifications to

eliminate machine and system malfunctions. Maintained timely and accurate oral and written technical reports.

Integrated electro-mechanical components such as displays, switches, cables and connectors. Provided awareness and

understanding of overall project portfolio, interactions and issues. Maintained open and effective communications with

project teams to increase productivity. Communicated effectively with operators and supervisors on a technical level.

Electrician Helper Grant Electric August 2001- October 2002

Examine electrical units for loose connections and out of order insulation and make connections tighter, using hand

tools. Strip insulation from wire ends, by means of wire stripping pliers, and fasten wires to terminals for later

soldering. Disassemble faulty electrical equipment, change flawed or damaged parts, and mend equipment, by means

of hand tools. Carry tools, materials, equipment, and supplies to work site physically. Thread medium ends, attach

couplings, and put together and secure medium support brackets Drill holes and drag or drive wiring throughout

openings Find short circuits in wiring with test meter, Determine, cut, and turn wire and conduit Preserve tools,

vehicles, and utensils and keep parts and supplies in order.

Skills

Outstanding skills in using mathematics to solve problems. Able to determine reason of operating mistake and deciding

what to do regarding it. Expert in installing equipment, machinery, wiring, or programs to meet specifications. Good

communication skills – talking to others to communicate information effectively. Attention to detail – understand

written sentences and paragraphs in work correlated documents. Excellent skills in identifying difficult problems and

reviewing linked information to build up and assess options and put solutions into practice. Expert in adjusting the

controls of a machine or a vehicle to accurate positions quickly and continually.

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