Assembler
Resume:
Rene Zapata
Houston TX *****
************@*****.***
OBJECTIVE
Entry-Level Auto & Diesel & Industrial Tech
I am a highly motivated individual with a proven ability to learn quickly, create, implement, and maintain procedures both old
and new in any environment. I further possess the ability to meet heavy work assignments and deadlines under strict time
constraints. In addition to my strong commitment and desire to succeed in every assigned task, I am able to work
independently or as a team, with a unique ability to communicate effectively on all levels.
EDUCATION
School Grad Date Credential
Universal Technical Institute (UTI) 8/17/2012 Diploma
Houston, Texas
Area of Focus:
Automotive Engines and Repair Power and Performance IA
Power and Performance II Fuel and Ignition Systems
Driveability & Emissions Automotive Powertrains
Automatic Transmissions Professional Applications
Advanced Diagnostic Systems Power and Performance IB
Brakes Climate Control
Electronic Fundamentals Electronic Technology
Automotive Undercar Professional Service Writing
Electronic Diagnostics Truck Brakes & Chassis
Diesel Engines Diesel Fuel Systems
Diesel Engine Accessories Hydraulic Applications
Truck Power Trains Transport Refrigeration
Truck Preventative Maintenance
School Location Area of Focus: To Credential
NIMITZ SENIOR HIGH Houston, TX General Studies 06/2010 Diploma
SKILLS
bilingual - second language is Spanish
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Employer From To
McDaniel Metals Houston, TX 05/2017 10/2017
Assembly- Assembled commercial a/c parts. As assembler I would pull the order from the bending area and get everything prepped before the assembling process. The prep process would consist of spot welding, riveting, painting, programming monitors (if needed), printing labels and gather all the wiring that was needed. Also did the packaging for the products and was forklift certified by the company. When our supervisor was absent, he would put me in charge. When I was supervisor for my shift my duties were to pull all the orders that needed to be done that day, made sure everything was being prepped and painted, print paperwork for packaging, also helped with the assembly and made sure work sheet was done at the end of the shift.
Employer From To
McCorvey Sheet Metal Houston, TX 01/2015 06/2015
Shop Helper – Helped around different departments around the shop. Ran different machines such as; Press brake, hole puncher, drill press, band saw, the shears, angle cutter, and the bevel machine. Did some welding on 1 1/5 inch pipes after we pressed the ends of them. I had to weld the ends to make sure they didn’t leak. Did some paint work on finished products and used forklift to load and unloaded them on the trucks. Wrapped up air ducts in the shipping and receiving area.
Made sure air ducts were secured together before getting wrapped and loaded into the trucks.
Employer From To
Weatherford Houston, TX 11/2013 2/2014
Assembler – Was building frac plugs that were used for oil rig down holes. I had my own station where I would receive the parts that go on the frac plug and would assemble the whole part together. I helped drill down the parts on the plugs with a drill press so they won’t fall off the plug. And would sometimes help package the frac plugs in the shipping and receiving station. Used a forklift to load and unload crates on/off trucks for shipping.
Employer From To
Einstein Bros. Bagels Houston, TX 8/2013 11/2013
Baker/ Team Member – My shift would start at 3a.m. to start my baking. First thing was to turn on the oven to the temperature I would need to bake the bagels. I would have to change temperatures and keep it at the right temperature for each different type of bagel. Depending on the day I would help on the line making sandwiches and teach new members how to make sandwiches. Being organized was one of my top priorities for my position. At the end of my shift I would prep a certain amount of bagels for my shift the following morning.
Employer From To
Toshiba Houston, TX 3/2013 6/2013
Assembler – Had three duties as an assembler at Toshiba. One duty would be I would receive a metal box where I would cut foam sheets and stick the foam inside the box on all sides. It helps to lower down the noise coming from the motor when it’s mounted on top. Second duty would be to use a overhead crane to pick up the motors to lay them on pallets. From there I would build a crate around the motor so it can get shipped out. Third duty would be to build the motors. I would receive the shell of the motor and paperwork. From there I would go get my parts for that motor and start my building from the directions on the paperwork. Some days I would assist the engineers on building new projects that were developed.
Employer From To
R&R Asphalt Houston, TX 3/2012 5/2012
Construction General Labor - Worked under all outside weather conditions performing various construction
duties such as bricklaying and plastering, mixing materials and setting up scaffolding. Followed strict safety
guidelines while working with power saws and other tools. Performed other duties as assigned.
Employer From To
Jaime Trevino Houston, TX 7/2010 7/2011
Construction General Labor - Worked under all outside weather conditions performing various construction
duties such as bricklaying and plastering, mixing materials and setting up scaffolding. Followed strict safety
guidelines while working with power saws and other tools. Performed other duties as assigned.
PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL REFERENCES
Name Title Contact Information
Jose Medrano McCorvey Sheet Metal (Lead man) 713-***-****
Reggie Carter Einstein Bagels Bro (Co-Worker) 832-***-****
Jose Ibarra Toshiba (Supervisor) 832-***-****
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