Data Entry Mechanical
Resume:
De’ Lorise Wattley
*.*********@*****.***
Dear Human Resources Person,
I am applying for a position in Electronics as an Assembler or Wireman. My experience and skill level spans from Electrical/Electronic wiring to assembly of stuffing printed circuit board, as well as, Mechanical and Cable/harness Assembly. I am a flexible, dependable, skilled professional with a great attitude, who is looking for an opportunity. I am willing to work first or second shift.
I am computer literate and have ten years of experience in a manufacturing environment, possess good communication, analytical, and organizational skills, and have the ability to work well with stringent deadlines, work with little supervision, or in a team-oriented environment.
I can read prints, cut, measure, and crimp, solder or pen a cable wire to a connector. I have a working knowledge of several different cable packages and I have built harness assemblies to encase a cable assembly with break out points. In addition to reading a print, I also recognize electronic and electrical symbols, read a schematic and follow work instructions. I have a working knowledge of Bill of Materials, Electro-Mechanical Drawings, Wire Lists and ESD procedures. I worked with all types of solders except gold. As for the PCB assembly, I check all paperwork before beginning then I prep, stuff, cut leads and solder. Afterward I QC boards for errors and adhere to the company procedures.
I have a work related experience and knowledge in Inventory Control and a Materials Management Certificate which does qualify me to add this job to my employment list. See the resume for jobs that allowed utilization of these skills.
While my resume gives you an overview of my skill set, I would like to arrange for an interview to discuss whether I can be a good candidate to fill your employment needs.
De’lorise Wattley 281-***-****
*.*********@*****.***
HEADLINE: Over 10 years experience in PCB Assembly, Electronic/Electrical Wiring, and Mechanical/Cable Assembly in a manufacturing environment - applying for position in electronics.
QUALIFICATIONS
Printed circuit board assembly (THT, SMD, & repair)
Cable and harness assembly
Down-hole tools, front/rear panel, and chassis wiring
Conduit Chassis electrical wiring
Control Panel Wiring
SN 63, SN 96, PB88 and HMP solder
Hand tools, power hand tools, stationary tools
Read schematics, prints, B.O.Ms’, mech.drawings
Overhead Crane
Inventory Control
EDUCATION Associate, Business Administration, Houston Community College
Certificate, Materials management
Certificate, MOUS
MIL-STD-2000
IPC-610 (II, III)
ISO 9000/ ESD Procedures
Internal Auditor
EMPLOYMENT
2016-2017 P-T Electronic Assembler Taylor Enterprise
Kit, stuff, solder P.C.B.
2015-2016 Electro-Mech. Assembler Strategic/Strategis Staffing
Computer testing, PCB-report
Rework, repair, refurbish PCB
Mechanical Assembly
Wiring modules
Adhesive
2012-2014 Assembler Taylor Enterprise
Rework, repair and update pcb (sub-contract assignment)
Down hole tool refurbish, rework, repair
Set-up inventory system – Batch job to production floor
Wiring modules-using wire lists, schematics, and prints
2011-2012 Industrial Assembler StaffMark
Cable– measure, cut, strip, ferrule crimp/solder to connector
Harness – measure, cut, strip, and assemble wires per print
Mechanical Assembly – assembling buoy using BOM and print
Wiring – buoy cones to structures, power supplies, and horns
Printed Circuit Boards – prep parts, stuff, solder and add wires (THT only) Power 10 lamp
Delegated - Inventory – issue shortages/stores, pull parts for work orders –Receiving – match parts/pkg. slip/PO, count, data entry, ID parts, locate/place in stock. Manual forklift used
Kitting Assembler – picking parts to make sub-assy for Buoy
Repair/rebuild field units
Use sn96 solder, prints, B.O.Ms, wire lists, and schematics
2006 – 2010 Electro-Mechanical Assembler National Oilwell Varco
Stage, prep, stuff, and solder printed circuit boards (SM – THT)
Wire e/m units, wire-line, and MWD down-hole chassis
Wire front/rear panels, conduit electrical panels
Measure, cut and assemble cables (solder/crimp)
Solder – HMP, S/N96, S/N63
Microscope, magnification lamp
BOM, prints, schematics, samples, wire-lists
Repair, ECN, Test fixtures
Build secondary assemblies-motors/switches
ESD and Safety Production Procedures
Delegated – Inventory. Issued from requisitions, pulled work order from pick-lists, cycle counts, /prep and count for inventory (lift 50lbs.)Receiving – paperwork match, ID parts, data entry, and receive to stock
Delegated – Material. Return damaged parts, obtained RMA, and tracked movement out and in plant. Ordered some electronic parts.
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