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Detail-oriented professional with extensive experience in implementing various tests and procedural advancements to ensure product quality and maintain compatibility with customer provided specifications.
Summary
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Hi, I am Miguel Alvarez! My history of success in developing effective quality control processes to visualize inconsistencies with quality standards and implement troubleshooting procedures in a fast-paced environment makes me a suitable candidate for a process execution. I am an expert in supervising cross-functional teams, conducting site inspections, and evaluating performance metrics against established KPIs to align all operational efforts with company’s strategic goals.
My capabilities for leveraging industry best practices and practical knowledge of PLC and DCS systems to oversee and monitor day-to-day activities and ensure compliance with client’s specifications will tremendously benefit your organization in the long run. I am recognized as an assertive communicator, proficient in both English and Spanish, and skilled in coordinating with diverse teams to drive operations while maintaining safe and productive work environment.
Please feel free to contact me at adp62q@r.postjobfree.com with any thoughts, comments, or questions about my work as I’m always interested in making new professional acquaintances.
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POSITION (#1)
COMPANY NAME
Lead Operator
LOCATION
Charleston, SC
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Lead Operator
START DATE
1988
END DATE
2020
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I assumed the role of Lead Operator in 1988 and diagnosed problems to resolve mechanical issues, report operating system irregularities, and reinstall software or hardware to enhance operational productivity and increase production efficiency. One of my core responsibilities include supervising PLC programs, develop, and troubleshoot PLC ladder logic or other PLC based machine codes to resolve complex problems and optimize plant performance. Also, I determined root causes of system failures and devised solutions to prevent recurrence. As a Lead Operator I ran DCS systems efficiently and monitored functionality of all the components to manage connected devices, implement logic changes, store information, and streamline processes to achieve scalability and improve operational productivity. Lastly, I ensured compliance with safety standards to minimize operational inconsistencies and mitigate operational accidents while adhering to OSHA and DEHC regulations and protocols.
Facilitated multiple companies in same plant site for 30 years and exceeded management’s expectation, consistently.
Commended by senior management and awarded as ‘Employee of the Year’ in 1992 for exceptional performance.
Qualified as a lead operator under CPCP, capable of ensuring structural and operational integrity of various machines to enable sustained operations.
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Process Optimization
PLC Programming
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Testing & Troubleshooting
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DCS Control Management
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Interamericana
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Associate of Science
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Biology
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