Raylanda McIntyre

*** ******* **.

Havelock, NC *8532-2708

Phone: 252-***-****

Home: 252-***-****

Fax: 252-***-****

E-mail address: abhgod@r.postjobfree.com

EXPERIENCE

**/*/**** ** **/05/2010

Job Title: Packaging & Preservation Specialist

Defense Logistics Agency/AKIMA, Bldg. 159, MCAS Cherry Point, NC 28533

Supervisor: Andre Davis 252-***-**** (may contact )

I receive aircraft parts that have been reworked or overhauled at NADEP

Cherry Point and preserve, package and prepare them for shipment to user

destinations, military activities or squadrons, or inventory points

within Navy Supply activities. I in check the parts using 1B screen to

obtain document number so that I can close out the job order number upon

completion of my work, I verify document numbers, national stock numbers,

serial numbers, quantity, condition code (A or F) of each part that I

process; if I find discrepancies, I work with NADEP personnel, Navy

supply personnel and military personnel to resolve them. I visually

inspect parts for defeats or deficiencies in processing (missing caps or

plugs; missing safety wire; chipped or flaking paint; leaks or dripping

fluids or fuels; missing lines or other obvious defeats), noting defeats

or referring to supervisor to resolve.

I determine the appropriate packaging, preservation and shipping

procedures to use by retrieving data from the Defense Standards System

computer programs. I look up parts by part number or national stock

number (NSN). If I am unable to locate needed information in DSS, I

research P700 screen or Fed Log.

Parts that I process include starters, accumulators, gearboxes, circuit

cards and synchrocylinders.

I work independently, setting my own work priorities by my knowledge or

special programs, job order numbers and activity codes, working oldest

items, special programs or expedited items first. I package items using

GP wrap and foam, seal the parts in plastic bags, wrap them in mental or

aluminum wrap and seal with a heat gun, place desiccant as needed in

containers and packages. I package circuit boards using fast pack boxes

that are cushioned inside. I package test sets using research and apply

information from Material Safety Data Sheets for any hazardous materials

I handle; I select and use appropriate safety equipment (gloves, safety

shoes, hearing protection, safety glasses).

I am responsible for the cleanliness and orderliness of my work area; I

am responsible for making sure I have on hand all materials and forms

needed to carry out my work. I pack and ship fire bottles by wrapping in

GP paper, cushioning with 2 inch foam, applying warning labels.

I make sure that all destination addresses are legible and that

information is correct, verifying the information by reading/scanning bar

codes on paperwork. I process mission "put away" items that are held in-

house until they are requisitioned; I indentify locations and storage

codes for these to make sure they go to the right locations.

I perform data entry functions to induct parts, process manifests, re-

warehouse materials and parts and for processing reports. I communicate

and pass along or receive information by answering phones and warehouse

pages. I assist with staging of material and loading and unloading of

trucks, moving material to proper warehouse locations. I place items

into appropriate containers, bins, on pallets and shelves; preserve

items; make bags for items; operate overhead cranes and nail lids on

boxes. I use printers to print work orders, manifest, labels and

reports. I use equipment such as overhead cranes, air tools, irons,

wrenches, hand tools (screwdrivers, pry bars, hammer), box cutters,

forklifts, slings and heat sealers.

I work in a warehouse environment, with moving equipment, forklifts, and

exposure to weather such as heat and cold. My job requires me to walk,

sit, stand, climb, kneel, bend, reach, lift, pick up and move items

weighing up to 50 pounds. I am subject to cuts, scrapes and burns when

packaging materials; I am subject to foot injury from falling objects. I

exercise caution to ensure my personal safety on the job, and the safety

of others working in the area.

05/2004 to 09/2005

Job Title: Assembler

B/S/H Home Appliances, New Bern, NC

40 hours per week Supervisor: George Clayton, phone 252-***-****

(may contact)

I clocked in and out at the start and end of each shift using a bar-coded

badge. I used remote hand-held computers to verify model and serial

numbers of stoves to ensure that the correct stoves were processed for

the correct customer (Lowe's, Sears, Siemens and other customers had

their own blocks of serial and model numbers assigned to them). I

assembled gas, dual fuel and electric stoves. I worked from Illustrated

Parts Breakdowns, technical/overhaul manuals, schematic, engineering

instruction, drawings and wiring diagrams in performing my work I

preformed random quality checks during the assembly process to ensure my

work was in compliance with the company's quality standards. If

corrections were necessary, I made the corrections before sending the

stove on the next step in the production/assembly process. I used

computer programs including Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel, Internet

and e-mail for communications at home and at work. I had responsibility

for the cleanliness of my immediate work area. I selected and used

personal protective equipment as needed for tasks being performed

(hearing protection, safety glasses, steel-toed shoes, etc.). I worked

independently, with little direct supervision.

02/1999 to 10/2003

Job Title: Brazing and production worker

SPX (formerly Hankison), 170 Hankison Drive, Newport NC 28570

50 hours per week Supervisor: Hosea Frazier, phone 252-***-****,

ext. 772 (may contact)

This company builds air treatment equipment for use in warehouse, large

automobile repair areas and other commercial spaces. I generated work

orders for various types of air dryer filters and performed the specific

sequence of duties stated in the work order. I read blueprints, measured

copper and bent the copper tubing according to blueprints. Then I brazed

the copper components using a brazing torch. I allowed the brazed unit

to cool to a prescribed temperature. Next, I performed functional tests

of the filter and processed it with spray foam to be shipped to the

assembly line. I performed work with heat exchangers. When work on

components was completed, I closed out the work order and transported

them to the assembly line.

I worked in the shipping area, verifying all production processes were

complete and accurate, verifying paperwork was accurate, and making units

ready for shipment, boxing them up using bubble wrap or other appropriate

packaging materials. I used a sandblaster to blast parts as needed. I

selected and used appropriate safety equipment and clothing for each task

being performed (safety glasses or goggles, gloves, hearing protection).

08/1998 to 02/1999

Job Title: Assembler & Packager

Moen, Inc., 101 Industrial Drive, New Bern, NC 28560

40 to 50 hours per week Supervisor: Vicki Davis, phone 252-***-****

(may contact)

I assembled faucets and packed completed faucet assemblies in containers

to be sent to customers. I worked from written work orders and used

technical manuals, drawings and diagrams to assemble bathroom and kitchen

faucets to be used in sinks, showers and bathtubs. I was responsible for

the accuracy and quality of my work; I performed quality inspections of

my work at prescribed stages of production. If rework was needed, I

performed rework. I inspected individual components that I used in

assembly of the faucets, rejecting any defective components that didn't

meet rigid quality requirements. If I rejected a component for any

reason, I documented the reject (what the component was, reason for

reject). This information was charted by the company's quality assurance

personnel and was used to identify potential trends in bad materials

being received. When I finished assembly of a faucet, I performed a

final visual inspection and if the faucet met my inspection, I packaged

it for shipment. I selected appropriate shipping carton as well as

appropriate package/cushioning material (bubble wrap, brown paper for

padding, etc.). My work was subject to random, cursory review by

supervisors.

02/1997 to 08/1998

Job Title: Packager/Shipper

Chatsworth Products, Inc., 701 North Industrial Drive, New Bern, NC

28560

40 to 50 hours per week Supervisor: Allen (can't remember his last

name) phone: 252-***-**** (may contact)

This was a small manufacturing business that built computer housing. I

worked in the package and shipping department. When housing were

completed in the production process, they came to us and we visually

inspected them to make sure paint finishes were good, that there were no

dents or sharp metal edges, etc., before we packaged them for shipment.

I packed the housings in boxes/cartons with appropriate styrofoam

protective package, applied pre-printed shipping labels and shipped boxes

to customers.

EDUCAITON

Pensacola Junior College Adult High, Pensacola, Florida, 1990 High School

Diploma

Craven Community College, New Bern, NC

30 quarter hours completed so far 3.0 GPA out of possible 4.0

I expect to graduate 05/2010

Carteret Community College, Morehead City, NC

Manufacturing Certification

Team Building Certification

Both completed in 2002 12 semester hours 4.0 GPA

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING/LICENSES/CERTIFICATES

Team Building Certification 40 hours 08/2002

Manufacturing Certification 40 hours 02/2002

Electro Static Discharge Swarm Training Certificate

Cat 3 Crane Safety Certificate

Wood Packaging Material Certificate

DOD Information Assurance Awareness Certificate

PROFESSIONAL RATING, AWARDS, AND RECOGNITIONS

I have always received Satisfactory rating on the job.

I am proficient in using computer programs including Microsoft Word,

Power Point, Excel, Internet resources and e-mail at home and at work.

I can type approximately 60 wpm.

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