Data Entry Machine Operator

Bridget V. Johnson

** ****** *****

Greenville, SC 29605

864-***-****

*************@*****.***

Objective:

A dependable customer services professional with proven aptitude in data entry, analysis, management reporting, document management, policies and procedures, client/vendor relations, compliance and regulations, project coordination, and implementations. Leverages strong organizational and analytical skills to ensure seamless operations and maximize efficiencies. A result- driven and resourceful top performer who enables a company to go above and beyond to provide exceptional customer support while meeting client needs and achieving business objectives. Profile and Qualifications:

• Served 10 years in the United States Army

• Served 6 months in the Gulf War

• Detail oriented and able to multi-task

• Able to balance completion of priorities and tight deadlines

• Known for quality, timely completion of projects

• Quick learner

• Knowledge of production/assembly machinery

Employment:

Ingles Mauldin June 2022-Present

Cashier

• Point of Sales

• Cash handling

• Inventory Management

• Retail

Home Depot Greenville, SC June 2014- January 2016

Cashier –

• Process checkout/and return transactions. July 2017-March 2022

• Proactively seeking product/project knowledges

• Exceed quantitative Metrix on customer satisfaction, customer retention, and inquiry volume

• Identifying sales/Marketing opportunities

• Actively listening to display courteous and empathy, while building customer relationship Nutra Greenville, SC August 2007 – January 2016

Machine Operator – Coater

• Follow SOP’s, clean all coating equipment and rooms

• Retrieve next scheduled product from operation specialist

• Gather all necessary paperwork to manufacture the next scheduled lot

• Prepare solutions for use in the coating process

• Read and set computer to run specific code numbers according to Manufacturing Instructor

• Apply coating solution to tablet cores included, load and unload tablet cores in the coating process.

• Follow the batch record instructions to apply the coating solution

• Document all processing steps in the batch record

• Monitor and chart coating process per SOP

• Make adjustments as necessary to keep all parameters in specification

• Reconcile the final bulk product

• Develop and implement training programs to ensure all employees in each area of responsibility are effective, efficient and safe at their assigned functions. Milliken Williamston, SC 10/2005 – 8/2007

Laser Printer Operator/Knitter

• Make sure operators have tubes of the right names and color.

• Ensure the yarn is the right quality and texture before going to other companies before production. Spherion (Temp Service) Anderson, SC 09/2004 – 10/2005 Quality Inspector

• Assembled and inspected BMW fuel tanks for any imperfections before they went to final production

• Trimmed excess plastic from the BMW bumpers.

Bosch Anderson, SC 09/1995 – 01/2004

Machine Operator/ Production Clerk/ Inspector

• Set up and operated assembly machines according to specifications, tooling instructions, and standard charts

• Applied knowledge of machining methods and read blueprints and job orders for product specifications

• Moved controls to position machine and work piece in relation to each other

• Set up fixture or feeding device to start machine

• Observed operation of machine and verified conformance of machine work piece to specifications using measuring instruments.

• Compiled records and reports on various aspects of production

• Prepared and distributed work tickets, formula cards and other production guides

• Scheduled and expedited flow of work and materials for production for repair

• Coordinated scheduling, monitored in production using electronic equipment, and observed production operations to log products produced, materials used, processes completed, and machine and instrument readings.

• Verified dimensions and weights of articles following specifications and blueprints

• Verified strength, durability, and permeability of materials and products, using tensile, strength, compression inflation, and water tests. Sorted, counted and marked articles according to size, grade, or color

• Recorded inspection and testing data.

BASF

Creeler Anderson, SC 05/1991-04/1995

• Placed yarn packages on spindle of creel according to supervisor's instructions, color-coded spools or number on yarn packages

• Thread yarn through eyelet plate or tied yarn ends to ends of yarn from preceding package to maintain continuous yarn supply

• Cut yarn ends from knots, using scissors, and discarded yarn ends in waste container to prevent entanglement of yarn while moving through creel

• Removed old yarn from machines before changing to different size or type of yarn

• Cleaned and dusted lint form creel

• Repaired yarn breaks in creel and replaced yarn packages or spools when faulty yarn appears United States Army 09/1981-05/1991

Firearm Control Repair

• Repaired weaponry, computers, and optic material within Army tanks. Supply and Administrator Specialist

• Ordered military supplies and stocked warehouse shelves. Maintained inventory once a month. Logged daily activities of warehouse staff.

Military Police

• Guarded POW's in the Gulf War.

Education:

Roxbury Community College 09/1980-06/1981

(Certification in Basic Electronics)

Organizations: Mount Sinai World Outreach

Sunday School Teacher, Usher, Prayer Warrior, and Pastors Aid Awards: Army Service Ribbon, Good Conduct Medals, Overseas Service Ribbon, and National Defense Service Medals.

References furnished upon request

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