Facility Coordinator Equipment Operator

Mercedes Mendoza

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

Houston, TX 77036

Mobile: 832-***-****

Email: *********@*****.***

Am Authorized to work in the US for any employer

Manufacturing Maintenance Manager, Facility Coordinator, Production and Equipment Operator 13+ years of experience in supporting manufacturing and production assembly needs Successful in managing extensive work loads, maintaining production machinery, and performing quality control checks Comfortable with completing tasks under deadlines in challenging environments Exceptional history of punctuality and working with team members to achieve company goals! I'm very easy to get along with, I have great teamwork skills and communication! I’m good at multitasking and have been with Hoffman for 1 year but I have been here 13 years under Vynckier enclosure system. They were bought out last year 4/1/22 now it’s under a different name Hoffman!

Job History:

Production supervisor

Reddy Ice-

Houston, TX -

Dec 2022 to Feb 2023

Duties and responsibilities:

• Hire. train, and supervise production department employees. Prepare performance reviews on production employees in a timely manner.Exercises safety precautions and assists in training employees to do the same.Set production goals and monitor production daily. Responsible for inventories of product.Responsible for preparing production.Performs minor repairs to equipment and/or notifies management of maintenance needs.Responsible for overseeing housekeeping of area.Make and assume other duties and responsibilities required or assigned by management.Adhering to the Code of Business Ethics is essential. Create a weekly schedule for your employees and manage their overtime.Approved their working hours on Workday weekly.I was available when the employees call you during off hours and ensure that they know you are the person that they need to call if they have any question or concern..Manage the payroll budget. Maintenance Dot.Identify what critical parts are needed to have in stock to minimize the downtime when something breaks down and to ensure that we always have spare parts. Go to Net Process and create Pos. 55 and most important sustain the whole Production Dept. Facility Coordinator/Maintenance Facility

Nvent Hoffman-

Houston, TX -

April 2021 to Nov 2022

• Post Vynckier company buyout, contact and direct contractors on necessary protocols for repairing and maintaining equipment. On call also. Maintain records as required for regular compliance and equipment management. Maintain a safe work environment. I work on ac units, plumbing and some electrical I’m able to trouble shoot and fix the problem!

Manager Production/Machine Maintenance

Vynckier enclosure system-

Houston, TX -

Aug 2009 to April 2021

• Perform daily tasks to include working with SMC material & molding presses to create enclosures for clients. Maintaining company standards while weighing material, filling casts, meeting production numbers, organizing product on pallets, and stocking safely. Perform routine quality control checks. Use LAX systems to input new work orders. Morning duties include opening facility, starting boilers, readjusting presses, filling press stations with fresh materials, adjusting, maintaining, and repairing presses as needed. Hire contractors as needed. With running 3 shift I was on call. Identify and order parts necessary to complete repairs and routine maintenance. Tool Dye tech & Mold Setter: I would do mold exchange from Hydraulic press and set it up the parameters make sure the fiber glass enclosures come out good! Also, I service the mold take apart and dip in surtec 534 acid examine, chemlease 258-r release agent, and exam every inch of the mold, replace any parts that need to fix or replace. Machine Operator

Labor source temp agency-

Houston, TX -

Jan 2009 to Aug 2009

• Cut and weight raw material, place material in press, remove molded part, remove excessive flashing to meet quality control standards. Helper

Lyon dale refinery-

Houston, TX -

Nov 2008 to Jan 2009

• Concrete demolition, safety hole watch, check in and out tools, inventory and assist in projects

Language: Bilingual High school diploma Certifications / Licenses English Fluent. Alma High School- Houston, TX. Driver license class C/ Seat downForklift. Spanish-Fluent. August 2002 to May 2005. Electric pallet jack/Standup lift Skills:

• Able to put parameters on the

press for the mold to run

• Train operators

• Have excellent leadership

• I work with Ultrasonic tanks

with acid and surtec!

• warehouse shipping and

receiving

• Great people skills

• Lock out tag out certified

• I also do on call

• Deliver/pick up materials

• Raw material

loading/unloading

• Lean skill executes the 5S

• System work order entry

• Utilize equipment and tools

• Boiler Maintenance and start

up

• Hydraulic press and pumps

• Quick learner

• Die cast molds

• Inventory parts

• Mechanical Knowledge

• PM equipment and reports

• Lean Manufacturing

• Operate crane and hoist

• Project Planning

• Used to the heat and fiber

glass

• Troubleshooting

• Operate counterbalance lift

• Equipment Repair

• Scissors lift

• Leadership

• Mange 2 shift 6am-6pm

• Communication skills

• Forklift experience

• Customer service

• Microsoft Office

• Management-6 years

• Electrical Experience

• Flexible working hours

• Production Management

• Maintain a clean and orderly work

area

• Mange 3 shift 7am-3pm, 3pm-11pm,

and 11pm 7a

• Coordinate projects with vendors

and contractors

• Disassemble & reassemble molds for

service and cleaning

• Great on organizing and managing

multiple tasks in complex

Environment.

• Assure assembly protocols followed

and Quality Control standards are

met

• Able to design floor layouts and

reposition equipment and office

space for efficiency.

Personal Reference for Mercedes Mendoza Dear Sirs or Madam Vynckier Enclosure Systems - Houston, TX

August 2009 to April 2021

My name is Robert Davey and I go by Bert. From July 2009 through April 2021, I was the President and CEO of

Vynckier Enclosure Systems, Inc. of Houston, Texas. I left my position when our business was sold in April 2021. Vynckier manufactured and changed a line of nonmetallic enclosures used by many OEMs to house their components away from water, dust, and other environmental hazards. One of our major manufacturing processes was our molding operations. This process involved heating by steam to 300 degrees F one of 36 molds that were placed into one of eight separate presses with tonnage from 300 to 1,000 tons. A specific quantity of a fibreglass infused raw material called SMC was then placed into the heated mold for about three minutes and out came a base or a cover of an enclosure. The manufacturing processes were very detailed with exacting criteria to keep a high quality of enclosure. All of this is done near presses which had molds heated to 300 degrees F. Mercedes kept all the equipment to be in good working order including troubleshooting, cleaning the molds, and moving materials. In addition, Mercedes scheduled time and managed the personnel for all the hourly wage molders. Mercedes' work was always first rate. As CEO, I could rely on Mercedes to keep the equipment in fine working order and help Vynckier to continuously produce the highest quality enclosures in the business. I am happy to highly recommend Mercedes for employment. She would be an outstanding addition to any organisation. Should you have any questions or need any other information, please contact me.

Sincerely,

Robert M. Davey

Second Personal Reference: for Mercedes Mendoza Dear Sirs or Madam Bruce Konzak

nVent Inc.

Hoffman Way

Anoka MN

During March & April of 2022, I had the opportunity to visit the former Vynckier Enclosure Systems facility in Houston TX. It had been purchased by nVent Inc, in April of 2021. After a year’s ownership, nVent Management was interested in my evaluation of the Houston facility’s maintenance requirements. At that time, When nVent Inc purchased the company in 2021, Mercedes was working as the Manager production / Machine Maintenance in their Heavy Press Molding Department. Per our policy, related members of the same family were not allowed to work under familial leadership, so we asked Mercedes, based on her excellent report with our maintenance contractors, if she would accept the newly created Facility coordinator/maintenance facility! Mercedes had worked her way up through the press room in a traditionally male dominated industry, by possessing a disciplined edge, quick mind and relentless work ethic. In confirmation, the contractors I spoke with, were impressed with everything she had accomplished, during those previous 13 years as a Manager production / Machine Maintenance. Now in her new Facility coordinator/maintenance facility position, without a mentor, Mercedes organised the maintenance office, and over time, developed a spare parts inventory. These parts were made available to contractors, but were often installed on repairs she was able to accomplish herself. While I was there, Mercedes was frequently pulled into production by the team to provide some much needed training for our employees and to gleam her operational expertise. Throughout my stay, I could not match her stamina, I found her workmanship to be excellent, and noticed how quickly she picked up on new concepts. In my opinion, Mercedes would be a smart addition to any manufacturing operation.

Sincerely,Bruce Konzak,Industrial Electrician

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