Machine Operator Quality
Resume:
James Mansfield Kemp
Arnold, Pa *5068
Email- ***********@*****.***
PROFILE: I am a friendly, loyal, military minded and dedicated individual who has an ambition to succeed in any
given environment. Although I have extensive experience in the Industrial industry, I love to learn and I am always up
to a challenge whatever the situation. I get along well with others whilst also working efficiently on my own. I am
seeking a position where I can develop and excel while giving my best to an employer.
EXPERIENCE:
Employer: Colonial Construction Concrete Precast
Dates Employed: Sept. 2011- Jan.2012
Contact: Victor Mellor- Tel: 941-***-****
Laborer- Prestressed Concrete: Followed duties involved in preparing forms and pouring concrete to make prestressed
structural beams: Clean forms, using hammer, scraper, and brush, and spray form with oil to prevent adhesion of
concrete. Place reinforcing steel cage in form, using power winch. Push stressing cable through form, threads ends
through guide holes in end plates, and clamps end of cable to plates. Lift four- wheeled pouring hollowcore machine
into position on walkway. Operate law from ready-mix truck to load martial to hollowcore machine. Shoveled samples
of concrete into canisters and test consistency of concrete, using cone-shaped mold and trowel. Followed safety
practices and procedures.
Employer: Tervis Tumbler
Dates Employed: May, 2011-Sept. 2011
Contact: Chris Shockey- Tel: 941-***-****
Production Assembler: Understood and followed standard operating procedures and quality guidelines for assigned
position, Read, understand, and perform job according to production traveler. Utilize computer equipment as required
to perform job assignment. Inspect and maintain quality of product. Maintain records and production data as required.
Maintain clean and safe work area, and followed safety practices and procedures. Record/ report material, production,
or equipment problems. Communicate with other shifts as required. Performs other work related duties as assigned.
Employer: Gasparilla Marina
Dates Employed: Oct, 2009- Sept.2010
Contacts: Dan Widgon – Tel: 941-***-****
Forklift Operator/ Staging: Operated fork truck to move boats around marina, to service, and getting the customers
boats launched on time and ready for use. Establish and maintain an effective working relationship with co-workers
and management. I’ve been profession staging all our customers’ boats when they come back from the water.
Employer: Tarmac (Titan America)
Dates Employed: Feb, 2007- Mar, 2009
Contacts: Joe Dattoli - Tel: 941-***-**** W 386-***-**** C
Machine Operator: Operated block machine and associated equipment efficiently to produce concrete products from
raw materials to the yard stage, according to prescribed quality standard and production. Visually inspect quality of
products according to prescribed quality control standards such as weight, height, color, shape and corners. Adjust
machinery and related processes as required to meet quality standards.
Employer: Cemex
Dates Employed: May, 2006- Jan, 2007
Contacts: Bob Little - Tel: 941-***-****
Machine Operator: Monitor the operation of cuber, pallet injector, depalleter, turntable, conveyor, strech wrap
machine, block machine and other nearby equipment to detect and report malfunctions. Clean loose material from
around conveyors and batching equipment. Assisted with maintenance and repair of machinery, cleaning mixer and
other production equipment, and following safety rules. Started as a laborer and advanced to Machine Operator
Employer: The Home Depot
Dates Employed: Oct, 2005-May, 2006
Contacts: Mike Pierce - Tel: 941-***-****
Freight Team Supervisor: As a Freight Team Supervisor I was In charge of keeping team members inform of any
changes, reporting inventory quantities, remove and inspecting returned inventory, restocking resale items. Checked
all freight that came in for that day and making sure it got put up in its proper department, plus making sure that team
members were following all safety guidelines.
Employer: Palm Island Marina
Dates Employed: Feb, 2002-Oct, 2005
Contacts: Tim Lynch - Tel: 941-***-****
Marine Lift Operator: Operate fork truck to move boats around marina property. Launch and retrieve boats from
water. Block up boats or
set on storage racks. Follow procedures so that no damage occurs to hull or running gear. Establish and maintain
effective working relationship with other dealership personal. Maintain cooperative relationship with fellow
departmental employees.
Employer: Industrial Terminal Systems
Date Employed: Jul, 1990-Nov, 2000
Contacts: Chris Zimba - Tel: 724-***-****
Industrial Fork Lift and Machine Operator: Operate fork lift inside plant, placing pallets, emptying debris containers,
and assisting others in overall plant operations. Load inventory items on company and customers vehicles for shipping
out of the plant. Use fork truck or hand-loading device as required. Monitor the operation of the bowl machine and all
associated equipment to detect report and repair malfunctions.
Employer: U.S. ARMY
Date Employed: Jun, 1987-Jul, 1990
Job Description: 13B10 Cannon Crewman, (DD214 upon request )
EDUCATION: Diploma from Valley High School
College: Southwest Florida College: Accounting, 36 credits. GPA: 3.11
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