Manufacturing
Resume:
Ryan Osborne
Fort Thomas, Ky. 41075
**************@*****.***
Objective
To gain full time employment with the opportunity to advance.
Work Experience
Block Graphics / Ennis, Portland, Oregon
Machine Adjuster
01/2007 - 11/2007
* Trained in the operation and maintenance of 527 folding machines.* Trained in the operation and maintenance of the Cheetah latex machines.* Trained to operate various die cutting presses.* Trained to safely sharpen dies used paper cutting processes.* Maintained a safe working environment.* Worked well with limited supervision.* Efficiently packaged and labeled products for shipping.* Communicated effectively with supervisors and other employees.
Bellisio Foods, Jackson, Ohio
Production
11/2008 - 12/2008
* Operated various machines used for food production.* Maintained a safe work environment* Thoroughly followed the instructions of management.* Maintained a clean and healthy environment.* Leaned quickly how to use the different tools and procedures for adjusting the machines for variety of different operations.* Communicated effectively with co workers.
Education
Ashland Community College Ashland, Kentucky
Certificate Automotive Electrical
2009 - 2009
Completed a certificate program in automotive electrical. This program teaches how to troubleshoot, repair, and maintain automotive electrical systems and use the tools and equipment necessary for doing so.
Primary Leadership Development Fort Polk, Louisiana
Certificate of Completion
2004 - 2004
PLDC is a month-long course that teaches Specialists and Corporals the basic skills to lead small groups of Soldiers. This course is intensive with emphasis on leadership skills. The course topics include:* Leadership* Training Management* Map Reading* Land Navigation*Drill and Ceremony*
NCO Academy Fort Lewis, Washington
Certificate of Completion in Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course Phase I & II
2005 - 2005
The purpose of BNCOC Phase I is to teach the theory and principles of battle-focused common leader training and war-fighting skills required to lead a squad-sized element in combat, using small group leader instruction. Phase I incorporates the common leader combat skills (CLCS) required in NCOES by TRADOC Regulation 351-18 and mandated in Training Circular 22-6, The Noncommissioned Officer Guide
Skills
* Have hands on experience in the operation, maintenance, and repair of a variety of manufacturing machines and equipment.* Held positions of leadership in multiple assignments in the U.S. Army.* Skilled in maintaining a safe work environment.* Experienced in the use of hand tools, drill presses, bench grinders, hydraulic press, hand operated overhead cranes, forklifts, and hand trucks.* Skilled in precisely following instructions and orders from supervisors.
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