William S. McWilliams

**** **** **** **. ******* SC 29067

803-***-****

adyrx2@r.postjobfree.com

Work Experience

Adornus October 2021-Present

Job Title - Lead CNC Operator

Duties - Ensure that the equipment is clean and free of debris prior to the start up. Reference the machine to the home position and begin the spindle warm up process. While the equipment is undergoing the start up process, I check the list of work orders against the due date list to begin with the most urgent order first. The order must then be loaded onto a flashdrive and then inserted into the CNC computer. The files are then loaded and matched up with the printed schematic to ensure that no errors have been made in the engineering process. A new sheet of plywood needs to be loaded onto the table and centered before locking it down. I can then start the cut and watch to ensure that the spindle is working correctly and changing tools properly. After the last cut is made the finished parts are moved to the conveyor for removal. Each part is matched to the correct label to identify the parts for the next stage of operations. Proper PPE is to be worn at all times and the equipment and area need to be kept clean throughout the day.

Outokumpu October 2018-Present

Job Title - Peeler Operator

Duties - Perform thorough housekeeping of work area. View production schedule and update paperwork to reflect any changes in the order of operations. Check quality of steel and look for surface imperfections. Double check setup and size of peeled bars before the start up of my machine. After starting production, insure that the peeled size is within tolerance. Check the settings on the burnisher and run a trial bar through to check the size and look for surface defects. After checking that product is still good, I can send bars through the polisher and monitor the finished size and make adjustments as needed for any surface imperfections.

Darnel North America September 2012 - October 2018 Title - Extruder Operator Duties- Run multiple extruders that produce polystyrene foam for use in food containers. Check product quality and make adjustments to maintain quality. Make mechanical changes to alter product type to different specifications for changeovers. Machine startup and threading of product sheets through godet to winders. Troubleshoot problems with mechanical and electrical systems of extruders, loaders, and vacuum pumps. Use industrial grinder to recycle scrap material to be reused. Doffing of finished rolls, then weighing, labeling, and staging rolls for required storage. Safely follow shutdown steps to shut down lines safely. Adhering to DHEC standard for food safety including wearing a hairnet and washing hands. Follow other safety protocols such as checking for static buildup to prevent fires, working with combustible gases safely and with proper fire safety equipment including face shields and flame retardant shirts. Also use computer to log finished product into inventory system. Verbally communicate with coworkers to identify recurring problems and relay shift information to incoming shift supervisor. Forklift certified through 3/26/2019.

Hengst North America August 2011 - September 2012 Job Title - Assembly Operator Duties - Working in a fast paced environment, assembling parts on an assembly line. Knowledge of the product in order to check for defects or missing components. Working with others in a team environment or individually with little or no supervision. Being able to troubleshoot problems with the automated equipment to keep the work process moving smoothly. Using a computer to gather information about the parts that have failed testing due to various reasons. Keeping accurate paperwork to track the quality of good and scrap parts. Maintaining a clean and well stocked work area.

Intelligrated

February 2011 - July 2011

Job Title - Mechanical Installer/Millwright

Duties - My job required me to build the supports for the automated sorters and assemble the individual chutes. All of the mechanical and electrical components had to be installed, tested, and calibrated according to the customer’s specifications. I had to use manual and power hand tools to tighten nuts/bolts, drill holes, cut steel, grind smooth surfaces, and adjust mechanical settings. Using an electric scissor lift was essential to installing conveyors that were high above the normal work area. I had to work independently following basic instruction, and work with others in a loud environment. Lifting and carrying heavy objects was a major part of doing the work. Safety and proper use of tools and equipment was very important to being able to finish the job.

National Boiler Service July 2009 - August 2009 Job Title - Boilermaker Helper

Duties - Removing worn tubes with new ones inside of a boiler while working at unconventional angles was important to doing the job. I needed to lift and carry heaving parts and tools, and sometimes had to hold heavy tools and parts overhead while installing them. Working alone with minimal instruction and with others in close quarters was very important to completing necessary tasks. Proper use of personal safety gear and constant observation of the environment is integral to the safety of everyone in the work area. I had to work in a loud, hot, and dirty environment.

U.S. Strapping Co. March 2003 - January 2009 Winder Operator/Foreman Winder Operator Duties - I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil meet the specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and stacked neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would require changes to how the machines needed to be set-up. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and recycling product that did not meet specification.

Foreman Duties - At the start of each shift I meet with the previous shift to discuss the production schedule and any problems with materials or machinery. I needed to change dies and restart extruders whenever there was a product change. The raw material also had to be changed and blended differently when there was a change to another product. My job required me to monitor employees to make sure that everyone was checking the quality of the product. It was necessary to check the finished product after startup and periodically to ensure that a good product was being made. Driving a forklift to bring materials to the areas needed and taking finished skids to the warehouse was necessary to keep things running smoothly. At the end of the shift I meet with the next shift’s foreman to relate how production was running.

Mancore

July 2002 - February 2003 Receiving

Duties - I needed to use a forklift to unload crates from trucks and an overhead crane to unload steel from flatbed trailers. After unloading, I used a computer to inventory all parts/materials received. All materials needed to be taken to the designated areas for the use in production. My job required me to move different parts from one area to another for further finishing.

U.S. Strapping Co. November 1998 - July 2002 Winder Operator

Duties - I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil meet the specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and stacked neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would require changes to how the machines needed to be set-up. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and recycling product that did not meet specification.

Phillip’s Staffing

September 1998 - November 1998

Winder Operator

Duties - I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil meet the specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and stacked neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would require changes to how the machines needed to be set-up. Use of a forklift to bring materials to the work area and moving finished skids to be shipped. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and recycling product that did not meet specification.

U.S.Strapping Co. August 1997 - August 1998 Winder Operator

Duties - I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil meet the specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and stacked neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would require changes to how the machines needed to be set-up. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and recycling product that did not meet specification.

Wal-Mart Distribution March 1997 - August 1997 Order Picker

Duties - An electric pallet jack was used to get the products that would need to be shipped to different stores. I used a list of labels that indicate what items were to be gathered from around the warehouse. Proper stacking of odd shaped cartons was very important to keep a tall skid from toppling over and falling apart. After gathering all available items, I left the skids at the proper location for shipping.

American Wax

September 1996 - February 1997 General Laborer

Duties - My job required me to mix materials properly in a tank for melting. I needed to recycle used material to cut the amount of waste. It was necessary to clean the molds used in shaping finished products. Taking cases of products to the warehouse, and helping with some shipping duties was also required of me to help others. I had to do any unconventional tasks that was given to me.

Hengst North America

August 2011 - September 2012

Job Title Assembly Operator

Duties Working in a fast paced environment, assembling parts on an assembly line. Knowledge of the product in

order to check for defects or missing components. Working with others in a team environment or individually with

little or no supervision. Being able to troubleshoot problems with the automated equipment to keep the work process

moving smoothly. Using a computer to gather information about the parts that have failed testing due to various

reasons. Keeping accurate paperwork to track the quality of good and scrap parts. Maintaining a clean and well

stocked work area.

Intelligrated

February 2011 July 2011

Job Title Mechanical Installer

Duties My job required me to build the supports for the automated sorters and assemble the individual chutes. All

of the mechanical and electrical components had to be installed, tested, and calibrated according to the customer’s

specifications. I had to use manual and power hand tools to tighten nuts/bolts, drill holes, cut steel, grind smooth

surfaces, and adjust mechanical settings. Using an electric scissor lift was essential to installing conveyors that were

high above the normal work area. I had to work independently following basic instruction, and work with others in a

loud environment. Lifting and carrying heavy objects was a major part of doing the work. Safety and proper use of

tools and equipment was very important to being able to finish the job.

National Boiler Service

July 2009 August 2009

Job Title Boilermaker Helper

Duties Removing worn tubes with new ones inside of a boiler while working at unconventional angles was important

to doing the job. I needed to lift and carry heaving parts and tools, and sometimes had to hold heavy tools and parts

overhead while installing them. Working alone with minimal instruction and with others in close quarters was very

important to completing necessary tasks. Proper use of personal safety gear and constant observation of the

environment is integral to the safety of everyone in the work area. I had to work in a loud, hot, and dirty environment.

U.S. Strapping Co.

March 2003 January 2009

Winder Operator/Foreman

Winder Operator Duties I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil

meet the specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and

stacked neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would

require changes to how the machines needed to be set up. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and recycling product that did not meet specification.

Foreman Duties At the start of each shift I meet with the previous shift to discuss the production schedule and any

problems with materials or machinery. I needed to change dies and restart extruders whenever there was a product

change. The raw material also had to be changed and blended differently when there was a change to another

product. My job required me to monitor employees to make sure that everyone was checking the quality of the

product. It was necessary to check the finished product after startup and periodically to ensure that a good product

was being made. Driving a forklift to bring materials to the areas needed and taking finished skids to the warehouse

was necessary to keep things running smoothly. At the end of the shift I meet with the next shift’s foreman to relate

how production was running.

Mancore

July 2002 February 2003

Receiving

Duties I needed to use a forklift to unload crates from trucks and an overhead crane to unload steel from flatbed

trailers. After unloading, I used a computer to inventory all parts/materials received. All materials needed to be

taken to the designated areas for the use in production. My job required me to move different parts from one area to

another for further finishing.

U.S. Strapping Co.

November 1998 July 2002

Winder Operator

Duties I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil meet the

specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and stacked

neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would require

changes to how the machines needed to be set up. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and

recycling product that did not meet specification.

Phillip’s Staffing

September 1998 November 1998

Winder Operator

Duties I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil meet the

specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and stacked

neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would require

changes to how the machines needed to be set up. Use of a forklift to bring materials to the work area and moving

finished skids to be shipped. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and recycling product that did

not meet specification.

U.S.Strapping Co.

August 1997 August 1998

Winder Operator

Duties I was responsible for removing finished coils from the winders and checking that each coil meet the

specifications set for it using a micrometer. Each coil needed to be individually packaged, labeled, and stacked

neatly on a pallet for shipping. I needed to be aware of changes in the production schedule that would require changes to how the machines needed to be set up. It was necessary to help with the starting of machines and

recycling product that did not meet specification.

Wal Mart Distribution

March 1997 August 1997

Order Picker

Duties An electric pallet jack was used to get the products that would need to be shipped to different stores. I used

a list of labels that indicate what items were to be gathered from around the warehouse. Proper stacking of odd

shaped cartons was very important to keep a tall skid from toppling over and falling apart. After gathering all

available items, I left the skids at the proper location for shipping.

American Wax

September 1996 February 1997

General Laborer

Duties My job required me to mix materials properly in a tank for melting. I needed to recycle used material to cut

the amount of waste. It was necessary to clean the molds used in shaping finished products. Taking cases of

products to the warehouse, and helping with some shipping duties was also required of me to help others. I had to

do any unconventional tasks that were given to me.

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