High School Project

Anthony Sorci

Email: ********@******.***

Address:

City: Kenmore

State: NY

Zip: 14217

Country: USA

Phone: 716-***-****

Skill Level: Any

Salary Range:

Primary Skills/Experience:

I have worked in a production and manufacturing facility most of my life, which gives me the physical and social skills to not only to be employed with your company, but to be a successful asset. My military back-round has instilled the discipline and obvious ability to work as a team member towards achieving a goal. My ability to take direction and to see a project through to its success was ingrained in me from USMC.

Educational Background:

High School Dipolma from ECC (Erie Community College), Amherst NY 1/2001 to 1/2012 (Medical)

Job History / Details:

Summary

I have worked in a production and manufacturing facility most of my life, which gives me the physical and social skills to not only to be employed with your company, but to be a successful asset. My military back-round has instilled the discipline and obvious ability to work as a team member towards achieving a goal. My ability to take direction and to see a project through to its success was ingrained in me from USMC.

Highlights

Mechanically inclined

Acute attention to detail

Prior experience leading and motivating people

General knowledge of computer run machinery

Qualified to operate gas and electric forklifts.

Work well as an individual or in a team setting

Accomplishments

While reaching the rank of Corporal in the Marine Corps I successfully accomplished many missions that contributed to the safety of the country. In my career at GDRTNA ( Goodyear Dunlop Rubber Tire North America) I helped implement many safety measures that improved worker safety and production. I have learned many skills that saved my life and improved the quality of it at the same time. I've tried to pass along these accomplishments to family, friends, and work colleagues.

Experience

June 1997 to October 2009

Goodyear Dunlop Tire North America Tonawanda, NY

Inspection/ Repair

The visual and physical inspection of many different tire types and sizes. After the defect discovery, the next step was to notify the supervisor of the coordinating defect. After a brief conference, the warehouse was contacted to insure no further defective tires have continued through the system. A report was then entered into the computer system and recommended corrective actions would be then suggested to insure the future quality of the product. After these steps were taken it was then determined if it was repairable or had to be scrapped. If the product was able to be repaired it would be properly brought up to DOT specifications and then reinspected for retail use but not Original Equipment on new cars.

Education

ECC (Erie Community College) Amherst, NY

Current Student Medical

Currently enrolled in Anatomy and Physiology classes.

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