JESSE DANIEL BOTELLO

**** ********* **. #****, *******, TX. 77054

Contact Phone Number: 832-***-**** E-mail Address: ac0awv@r.postjobfree.com

Education: High School Graduate Memorial High School Houston, TX

Lone Star College Completed 28 credits Houston, TX

Objective:

Crane Operator with over four years of experience working in the glass and aluminum industry, seeking a similar role within a manufacturing environment, where I am able to utilize my skills and become an asset to my employer.

Key Skills:

Overhead Suction Cup Crane; Production Operator on Glass Robots

Experience using glass cutters; measuring; laminated glass; tempering and heat strength glass; Forklift Certification and Overhead Crane Certification

Computer and Internet Literate, including MS Word, Outlook, Excel, Bystronics Machine

Work Experience:

06/16 – Present Inventory Control Lead – Warehouse Associate - XPO Logistics

11/15 - 01/16 Warehouse Packer & Receptionist –

Trulite Glass and Aluminum Solutions Houston, TX

Answered 20 line phone. Helped customers with research concerning specific sketches for the glass they needed. Helped the CNC and Fabrication departments with selecting when needed and fine tuning the sketches where needed or requested by the specific department

When the order was completed – I packed the original work order so that the drivers could have the packing slip and then I would log in the work order information into Excel so all information could be verified by the inventory clerk for accuracy.

03/13 - 11/15 Overhead Crane Operator

Trulie glass and Aluminum Solutions

When the glass trucks would come in, I would pull the stock and put in assigned areas.

I would pull the sheets of glass assigned to a specific work order and put the glass on a tilt table and the tilt table would take the glass to the Bystronics Machine and the machine would cut the glass to the specific lay-out.

If the entire sheet of glass was not used, I would re-stock it in its designated area.

There were cases of specific types of glass (for example, Pattern, Rain, Gluechip etc. glass) that didn’t have an assigned area, and were located on the opposite side of the warehouse. Once the glass was located, it was then pulled to be cut.

Glass pulled was jumbo, 204x130; 96x130; 72x130; 60x130 and miscellaneous glass.

I knew the Operators position and I would help Production on Glass Robots when needed

09/11 - 03/13 Production Operator

Trulite glass and Aluminum Solutions

I would temper or heat strength specific types of clear or soft coat glass.

I would temper the glass on a specific recipe depending on the millimeter of the glass type.

Check the distortion on the glass and compare it to a zebra board for accuracy and bowness and also for quality control.

Check the soft coat glass to see if they had heat stains or to see if it was run too hot.

Supervised a crew of 4 (2 seamers; 1 loader, 1 unloader)

Break test to make sure the tempering pressure of the glass was too high or too low.

09/09 - 08/11 Baggage Handler Intercontinental Airport Houston, TX

I worked as a contract employee with Continental Airlines. I helped passengers with their boarding pass at the check-in counter and helped with checking in the passenger bags.

Helped load passengers bags onto their cars if needed.

Occasionally would have to manually load the late check-in bags onto the airplane.