Machine Operator Data Entry

Erma J. Moody

Wilson, NC *****

919-***-****(cell) 252-***-****(hm.) *********@*****.***

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Actively/diligently pursuing employment opportunities prior to May 2015

*Fresenius Kabi (formerly Becton Dickerson), (Kelly Services) 5200 Corporate Pkwy, Wilson, N.C.

Packaging Line In-Process Sample Check Coordinator Mar. 2016 – current

Within a controlled substance area, collect different amounts of (filled) syringes/blistered syringes (without needles) from the line each hour. Inspect syringes for bubbles and other deficiencies (glass quality, label/print quality/accuracy, moisture inside syringe) inspect and scan blisters and package labels for print quality and information accuracy. Perform a blister thickness check, a computerized blister peel test, and syringe pull test. Perform a blister burst test on a Lippke Model 4000 machine, and a blister seal width test using a Mitutoyo Absolute Gage . Operate de-nesting machine, continuously loading trays of 100 filled syringes manually into the machine. Trays are retrieved manually from pallets of (200ct) filled trays of syringes, per ticket/ lot/ batch.

*Merck Pharmaceuticals (Manpower), 4633 Merck Road, Wilson, N.C.

Re-worker/Line Operator Mar. 2015 – May 2015

(RE-WORKER)Retrieve a package from pallet. Unpack cartons from package, unpack inhalers from cartons. Re-label cartons, place inhalers and cartons on each side of table top conveyor belt. Re-label inhalers, inspect, insert inhalers into cartons, inspect cartons, inspect 24 cartons while placing into package, insert package into tape machine, retrieve as it exit and place orderly on a pallet (Rotate each position with 13 team mates every 2 hours) (LINE OPERATOR) Load stacks of cartons into a small print stamping machine, as they come out inspect print (100%) load into container. From this container, 200% inspect cartons print and load into another container. Insert inhalers into cartons traveling through a large production machine. Package 24 cartons of inhalers as they exit machine. Feed package through a tape machine. Place a label on package and palletize it orderly on a pallet.

Actively/diligently pursued employment opportunities prior to Nov. 2013

*Bridgestone Firestone (Budd Workforce Solution), 3001 Firestone Pkwy, Wilson, N.C.

MRC(Quality) Lab Tech Feb. 2013 – Nov. 2013

•(Lab sample collector and tester) Drove cart to collect rubber samples from different departments, cut into disc, record stock names/department codes. Placed disc(s) on round trays, inserted trays into a computerized machine, monitor and acknowledge sample(s) pass or fail according to spec. (IPQA) Log quality information in CAPA.

Tire Transporter Jan. 2013 – Feb. 2013

•Drove a hauling style cart to transport racks of tires from 11 manufacturing machines to the doper machine, where the tires are sprayed with silicone. Remove full racks of green tires from tire assembly machines (TAMs) and tug to green tire inventory (GTI)/doper machines as required. Tug empty racks from empty rack staging to TAMs in a timely fashion as required keeping TAMs running.

*Merck Pharmaceuticals (MBO Contractor), 4633 Merck Road, Wilson, N.C.

Tablet Recycle/Re-worker Sept. 2012 - Jan. 2013

•At a table, removed tablets from bottles, deposit tablets into a large tote container, sealed container a stored it to be distributed back into production, according to GMPs and SOPs ( recycling product method)

*Homemaker/Caretaker Jan. 2011-Sept. 2012

•Ran errands, caretaker of elderly mother and handicapped brother

*Sandoz, Inc. Pharmaceutical (Manpower Prof.), 4700 International Blvd., Wilson, N.C.

Chemical Tech. II/Coating Machine Operator Dec.2010 – Jan. 2011

•Delivered boxes of tablets on a pallet into the coating room using an automatic pallet jack. Retrieved plastic bags of tablets from boxes, loaded tablets into machine, programmed settings, monitor machine SAP modules and performed IPSC’s (in-process sample check’s)

*NBTY, Inc. (formerly Leiners Pharmaceutical Inc.), 4409 N. W. Airport Dr., Wilson, NC

Granulation Machine Operator Nov 2009 – Feb 2010

•Deposited powder like substance into a large stainless steel bowl on wheels and inserted bowl into granulation machine

•Keyed specified (granulation and glucose) settings into machines, start, monitor machines SAP module and document granulation readings every 30 minutes during a 2 hour granulation process. Retrieved bowl when finished and collect a small sample for an LOD scale check to ensure results of granulated product are within documented specifications

*Saint-Gobain Containers, (formerly Kerr Glass, Inc.), 2201 Firestone Pkwy, Wilson, N.C.

Machine Operator/QA Tech. (Inspector) March 2007 – Nov 2009

•Started, monitored, and performed troubleshooting on 9 loop style machines transporting bottles through the machines from bottom conveyor to a top belt & on to the warehouse

•(IPQA)Performed in-process check on machines, documented check results and maintained consecutive house cleaning under and around the 9 machines

•(Sample collector) Retrieved 10 bottles (one per row) every hour from conveyor table at QA station. Visually inspect bottles, load into mini-lab checking for unseen defects, when required, performed a manual pressure test on 10 bottles from set, document all defects and pressure test results, monitor SAP modules

•Retrieved 4 sample bottles every 2 hours to take too the plants main lab, inserted the bottles into a computerized machine that checked the coating and density of the bottles to ensure a standard range. Documented range results and notified supervisor when out of range

•Investigations preformed when several defects are detected or pressure test results are out of spec.

*Firestone Bridgestone, (Manpower Prof.), 3001 Firestone Pkwy, Wilson, N.C.

QC Lab Technician May 2006 – Jan. 2007

•(Lab sample collector and tester) Retrieved pre-cut rubber samples every 2 hours from various departments (IPQA) around plant using a three wheel bicycle with a basket attached to it

•Cut pre-cut samples into silver dollar size discs using manually operated rubber cutting machine

•Loaded discs into several slotted trays and inserted the trays into a computerized machine,

•Monitored, documented results, repeating steps if results failed and were inadequate for standards, reported all failed results to lab leader, log in CAPA, and entered all written data at end of shift

*Merck Pharmaceutical, 4633 Merck Road, Wilson, NC

Packaging Operator May 1999 – Feb 2006

With packing line clearance, visually checked in totes of tablets, literature, cartons, packers, labels, and various components brought on/to line

Keyed in settings and made adjustments to machines, monitor (SAP) modules, loaded components, started and ran machines, performed troubleshooting and in-process sample checks in machine

When run is finished, broke down machines, using lock-out/tag-out, blow down machines carefully checking inside and outside of machines, and performed a second inspection of entire line (by a different operator)

Transferred hopper parts onto a large wheel cart and push to the cleaning room, separated parts, hand washed with alcohol and placed in a sink for a sterilizing sauna wash (set timer)

Washed cart with purified hot water and returned cleaned parts to cart, transported cart with parts into the drier (set timer). When dry, covered whole cart with parts with plastic sheets and/or return cart with parts back to the line. Proceed to help other team-mates in mopping, wiping down walls and wiping entire line of machines with alcohol, reassemble machines

General pharmaceutical stability knowledge; created files in TRIM (Total Record information Management System) log in CAPA

Verified accuracy of critical information and complete required documentation for product run. Lock-out/Tag-out, break down machines, clean, maintained accurate detailed records of equipment cleanings, set-ups. Collaborated with team-mates, taking accountability for personal safety as well as the safety of my peers.

EDUCATION:

•Wilson Technical Community College, Wilson, NC

Course –Typing (Certificate Obtained) May 1985

Course -Microsoft Word 97 (Certificate Obtained) Nov. 1999

•Strayer University, Washington, DC

Curriculum-Business Administration (Associates Degree Obtained) Dec. 2013

TRAININGS: KEY SKILLS:

•Assets Management Computer Filing Moderate Mechanical Aptitude

•Safety SOP Lab Tech. Troubleshooting

•Team Building GMP Quality (QA/QC) Telephone Etiquette

•Fire Extinguisher LIMS Supervisor Stability

•Admin. Tasks TRIM In-Process Checks Operate Machine

•5S{Sort/Set/Shine/Standardize/Sustain} Typing Data Entry

*PROFILE:

Ability to be agile and react to sudden changes during production

Flexibility to adapt to needs of the moment, establish priorities, and meet deadlines

Reads and understand gauges and settings on required machinery

Learns common problems with equipment through extensive use and increased knowledge.

Basic computer knowledge for entering product data.

Perform specific QC requirements on finished materials and documents as needed.

Organize information of things in a systematic way, maintaining attention to details, following through with all assigned tasks

Decision maker with excellent computer, verbal and/or written communications

Team builder/team player, willingly acknowledges accountability for jobs performed

Out-going, sincere, dedicated, dependable team player providing support for others with good attitude and attendance

Result-oriented and develops a well-structured approach to the work. By focusing on a smarter execution will work effectively, keep promises and learn from mistakes.

Willingness to learn and take on new responsibilities with a positive attitude.

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