Maintenance Machine Operator
Resume:
Jason
Hughes
***N.
Pearl
Havana, !L*****
jasonh7320'1 @hotmail. c
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RE: Available positions
To Whom lt May Concern,
Please review the enclosed resume, which highlights the skills and accomplishments that willenable me to
contribute to your company. I have demonstrated leadership, independence, skill mastery, superior work habits,
and proficiency at all my previous places of employment. I would appreciate the opportunity to meet with you to
discuss employment opportunities.
Throughout my career, I have been challenged to learn and utilize a wide variety of sk{bsets of which I have
proudly accomplished. Mostly, these accomplishments were made possible because of my eagerness to learn,
abilig to work well with coworkers, and my commitment to doing the best job possible to become a valuable
asset
to the company and get the job done efficiently. I frequently had the opportunity to use my machinist's knowledge
by training new employees for the company, which helps to create a strong foundation for a company to grow.
By taking experiences from different jobs and building upon what I have already learned, I have made myself a
better, dependable, and more respectable person and asset to my coworkers and employers. I am proud that
my
supervisors and coworkers trusted my judgments and experiences enough to assign me to prototype projects
and
to aide my coworkers in troubleshooting problems that they would encounter on their own jobs. I enjoy the
challenges of learning new skills and diligently attack the task at hand. Whether operating a machine, working in
the warehouse, performing routine maintenance, material handling on a forklift, or inspecting product for the
customer, I complete each task before me to the best of my ability.
Thank you for taking the time to review my qualifications. I would appreciate the opportunity to interview and
answer any questions that you may have.
Sincerely,
Jason J. Hughes
Jason
Hughes
712.
Pearl
Havana, !L62644
jasonh7320 1 1 @hotmail. c
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SKILLS:
lSyears experience in the set up, troubleshooting of programs, and operation of both
manual and CNC lathes, mills, and horizontal machining centers; also responsible for editing and sometimes
writing parts of programs to match blueprints to tight tolerances using a wide range of measuring gauges; trained
in operation of forklifts and bobcats; experiences with Fanuc, Allen-Bradley, and Mazak controls; able to
communicate problems with machinery to maintenance; building and setting of various tooling for jobs
OBJECTIVE:
I am seeking a manufacturing position, machine operator, or laborer position. Having 15
years of manufacturing, qualig inspecting, blueprint reading, and programming experience, I
feel I am able to contribute a variety of skill sets to any work force. I am highly adaptable to any task assigned to
me, and an excellent team player and fast learner.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY:
January 2012
To
Go.
Present Springfield,lL, United States
Richardson Manufacturing
OH:m"f CNC horizontal & vertical mills; programming & set up tooling & machines to
blueprint specified tolerances; inspect product using a wide variety of measuring tools &
gauges such as micrometers, calipers, machining scales, etc.; warehouse & material
Handling
Works
2010 Washington,lL, United States
MillerWelding & lron
June
to Machinist
March 2011,3
Operation of CNC horizontal & vertical mills; programming & set up tooling & machines to
blueprint specified tolerances; inspect product using a wide variety of measuring tools &
gauges such as micrometers, calipers, machining scales, etc.; warehouse & material
Handling
September 2004
lnc.
to Pekin, lL, United States
Excel Foundry & Machine,
September2009 Machinist
Operation of manual and CNC horizontal lathes; including set up, building of tooling, editing
of programming, reading blueprints, and inspection of products using a wide range of
measuring gauges and equipment; also, communicating any problems that may arise (either mechanical or
otherwise) to supervisors and maintenance; training of new operators on machinery and programmers,
inspectors, and engineering to improve production processes and efficiency; troubleshooting problems during
production runs with programs and machinery; operation of forklifts, bobcats, scissor lifts; check and gauge
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School
1991 Havana, lL. l.-lnited States
Havana Comrnunity High
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