Packaging Operator with Production Focus
Resume:
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
* ********** *** ***. ** Amelia, Ohio 45102
OBJECTIVE
To work for a quality company, and to learn a job trade, to increase in knowledge, for better advancement growth, and to provide quality work ethics throughout a company.
To become more efficient and to learn more responsibilities throughout the department, to be an assistant to others, and to become a role model, by setting an example to performing my job duties to the best of my abilities on each shift that I am on.
EDUCATION
Crown College of the Bible
Powell, Tennessee
August 1996- May 2000
Youth Work (major) Business Management (minor)
3.75 GPA
Heritage Christian School
Coolville, Ohio
August 1994- May 1996
General Studies (major)
3.90 GPA
WORK EXPERIENCE:
1.SC Packaging Gummies Machine Bagger Operator
Mars-Wrigley Chattanooga, Tennessee
The Machine Operator-Bagger is responsible for the operation of the Baggers, Scales, Case Erectors, and Case Packers as well as the performance of the entire Bagger Line. The Machine Operator-Bagger performs all jobs throughout the packaging line to provide direction and support to all line associates to meet Bagger Room requirements.
Performs a wide range of semi-skilled and unskilled jobs to support production operations. Performs non-maintenance tasks that are needed to maintain product flow and routine equipment operation. May include tasks such as clearing jams, cleaning screens, and disposing of defective products or raw materials.
Operates area equipment or subsystems in a safe and efficient manner using established standard operating procedures. Maintains efficient operation of assigned equipment and subsystems via daily cleaning and routine adjustments.
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
4 Montgomery Way Apt 11 Amelia, Ohio 45102
‘” Let God Be Magnified.””
Generates work orders as needed. Performs cleaning and area setup. Maintains assigned work area, tools, and equipment in a clean, organized, and professional manner. Assist other associates in maintaining the visual workplace requirements for the entire area. Monitors, inspects, and maintains product quality while operating equipment in the bagging room. Ability to work independently. Basic math and PC skills. Basic literacy skills including the preparation of production and QA documents. High level of physical dexterity. Certification in Material Handling Equipment a plus. Essential Functions/Physical requirements: frequent lifting/carrying/pushing (1-50 lbs.) frequent handling/reaching of various products, frequent fine finger movements, and frequent standing.
Mars Wrigley Gummies Department
Contact: Production D-Shift Manager; Mr. Mark Cross 423-***-****
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Mars Wrigley Chattanooga
3200 Jersey Pike
Chattanooga, TN 37421
2.SC Packaging Gummies Production Assistant
Mars-Wrigley Chattanooga, Tennessee
During production operations, I make sure to perform my duties in a manner consistent with establishment Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) to prevent contamination or adulteration, and to ensure a wholesome product is produced for the consumer.
I perform several duties involving the establishment’s regulatory compliance with the pathogen reduction, Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP), and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP).
I make sure to keep the right product moving to be processed, by moving assign pallets, checking tickets to be scanned. Then placing the right product into the lines, to be process for customer demands.
To assist my fellow co-workers, in aiding assistant to help with their needs, and to keep the area of production moving with limited stops in production. To keep my are stocked and well maintain from debris and clutter.
I inspect my area, to look for any foreign object that may enter into the production area, and to maintain safety within the department.
I attempt to project a positive image as I perform my daily inspection activities and demonstrate fairness, cooperation, and respect toward my fellow coworkers. I maintain a professional relationship with FDA inspection personnel and resolve differences of opinion concerning my inspection duties in a businesslike and equitable manner.
I am aware of establishment requirements for safety gear (Safety Helmet and hearing protection) as well as GMP's (Earplugs, hairnet, and rubber gloves). I work with my fellow team members to implement decisions reached at our Work Unit meetings and demonstrate an open mind to implementing new ideas. I ensure my written and oral communications and interpersonal relations contribute to a productive and nondiscriminatory work environment.
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
4 Mongomery Way Apt. 11 Amelia, Ohio 45102
Mars Wrigley Gummies Department
Contact: Production D-Shift Manager; Mr. Mark Cross 423-***-****
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Mars Wrigley Chattanooga
3200 Jersey Pike
Chattanooga, TN 37421
3.Yield Technician
Koch Foods LLC Chattanooga, Tennessee
During production operations, I make sure to perform my duties in a manner consistent with establishment Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) to prevent contamination or adulteration, and to ensure a wholesome product is produced for the consumer.
I perform several duties involving the establishment’s regulatory compliance with the pathogen reduction, Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP), and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)
While conducting yield testing, I apply proper inspection methods to determine compliance with customer specifications, document my findings, and initiate control actions to prevent suspect products from being shipped into commerce.
I attempt to project a positive image as I perform my daily inspection activities and demonstrate fairness, cooperation, and respect toward my fellow coworkers. I maintain a professional relationship with USDA inspection personnel and resolve differences of opinion concerning my inspection duties in a businesslike and equitable manner.
I am aware of establishment requirements for safety gear (Safety Helmet and hearing protection) as well as GMP's (Smock, hairnet, and rubber gloves). I work with my fellow team members to implement decisions reached at our Work Unit meetings and demonstrate an open mind to implementing new ideas. I ensure my written and oral communications and interpersonal relations contribute to a productive and nondiscriminatory work environment.
I am cross-trained as a USDA Inspector-helper to work side-by-side with USDA Inspector personnel to inspect for abnormal pathology which might render poultry products unfit for human consumption. I take all appropriate actions such as marking or discarding the bird carcasses from the production line and ensure all inspector station hang back birds are correctly processed and recorded on my plant lot tally sheets to enable the preparation of Poultry Certificates by USDA supervisory personnel. I constantly monitor the production line to ensure that no bird carcasses pass behind the inspection station un-inspected in violation of the Poultry Products Inspection Act (PPIA) and 9 CFR 381.76(a)
I am familiar with the recognition and disposition of condemnable conditions such as Leukosis, Septicemia/Toxemia, Tumors, Contamination, Over scald, Aracialities, and Inflammatory
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
4 Montgomery Way Apt 11 Amelia, Ohio 45102
Process (IP). I verify all salvageable carcasses are properly marked in accordance with the establishment’s written procedures and are directed to the proper off-line department for re-work
I maintain constant inspection of the bird carcasses on the production line to ensure any carcasses missed by USDA Inspection personnel do not pass by my position. My Inspector and I work as a team to ensure that no adulterated product enters the chilling system and into commerce in violation of the Poultry Products Inspection Act. I communicate inspection needs directly to my immediate supervisor to allow the USDA Inspector to maintain full attention to his/ her inspection activities.
Koch Foods Night Shift Production Department
Contact: Production Supervisor; Mr. Blake Pittard 423-***-****
Koch Foods; LLC.
1826 Cappella Street
Chattanooga, TN 37408
4.Assistant Manager
Arby’s Chattanooga, Tennessee
I managed day-to-day restaurant operations utilizing Inventory Controls, Food Safety, and Scheduling techniques to ensure cash control. I participated in shift management to ensure orderly transition of patron services as one shift started and the other shift finished their tour of duty.
I monitored my employees’ performance to verify we met assigned organizational goals and customer specifications while performing our daily functions. I also monitored their activities to verify all work performed was responsive priority and requirements while adhering to all applicable occupational health and safety practices and procedures to maintain a healthful work environment.
Arby’s Restaurant
Contact: General Manager Ms. Ceana Wagner 423-***-****
RMI INC.
501 Northgate Mall Dr.
Chattanooga, TN 37415
5.Picker/Packer/Shipper/Housekeeping
Regis Corp. Chattanooga, Tennessee
To pick items that were assigned by numbers on a distribution line that was sent in by customers, and retailers then place into a box neatly, packed with air bubbles. And placed for shipping.
To scan products using a handheld scanner and to record inventory, for proper distribution of customers’ needs. To use a box packing machine, to change out packing tape. To load and feed air bubbles into an air machine. I loaded trucks trailers, from orders that had been processed and ensured that Bill of Ledgers was complete before trucks were allowed to leave. Placed a seat; on trailers to ensure that product could not be tempered with while in transit.
Keep the warehouse clean and free from debris and clutter.
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
4 Montgomery Way Apt 11 Amelia, Ohio 45102
Regis Corp Picking & Packing Department
Contact: Plant Operation Supervisor; Mr. Jason Smith 423-***-****
Regis Distribution Center
3523 Enterprise Drive
Chattanooga, TN 37421
6.Package Handler
FedEx Express Chattanooga, Tennessee
Sorted incoming freight to go to outbound for deliveries Loaded and stacked boxes inside freight containers upon arrivals. Scan freight to determine where boxes where to go.
Sort and separated boxes and then loaded into proper delivery trucks for processing, by using computer guided GPS system.
Sorted and scanned mailed documents for proper delivery routes and loaded trucks for delivery drivers.
FedEx Express Handler Department
Contact: Plant Complex Manager Mr. Chris Smith 423-***-****
FedEx Express
3600 Century Oaks Drive
Chattanooga, TN 37421
7.Store Manager
Road Runner Markets Bristol, Virigina
I oversaw managing daily operations that included Daily/Weekly/Monthly inventory audits and cash controls. I planned and budgeted for all aspects of Profit and Loss overhead costs to ensure maximum customer service.
I assigned and distributed the workload among subordinate personnel in a fair and effective manner and provided needed guidance to them when implementing new procedures. I encouraged communication and feedback to address their issues and concerns and addressed any complaints promptly to foster team spirit and pride and motivate them toward better performance and goals accomplishment.
At times, the position required me to provide advice and guidance to my employees concerning workplace issues to facilitate a high standard of
performance. I also ensured that all employees wore personal protective equipment and adhered to occupational safety and health practices.
The need to respond appropriately to the feelings and capabilities of individuals from diverse backgrounds is paramount in maintaining a unified workforce. I utilized EO/CR principles when assigning work and making recommendations pertaining to promoting, training, disciplining, and awards. I endeavored to ensure my communications were non-discriminatory, impartial, and intended to motivate employees to contribute to meeting
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
4 Montgomery Way Apt 11 Amelia, Ohio 45102
the corporate goals and objectives. I always tried to resolve issues and complaints at the lowest possible level and serve as a mentor to new employees. I worked to build a cohesive and results-oriented team that encouraged cooperation within the work unit to achieve team goals.
Roadrunner Markets Store # 185
Contact: Area Marketing Supervisor Mrs. Irene Brainard 276-***-****
Roadrunner Markets Inc.
2315 Lee Highway
Bristol, VA 27616
8.Assistant Manager
McDonald’s Chattanooga, Tennessee; Johnson City, Tennessee; Kingsport, Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee; Parkersburg, West Virgina
I managed day-to-day restaurant operations utilizing Inventory Controls, Food Safety, and Scheduling techniques to ensure cash control. I participated in shift management to ensure orderly transition of patron services as one shift started and the other shift finished their tour of duty.
I monitored my employees’ performance to verify we met assigned organizational goals and customer specifications while performing our daily functions. I also monitored their activities to verify all work performed was responsive to the company’s stated priorities and requirements while adhering to all applicable occupational health and safety practices and procedures to maintain a healthful work environment.
I completed management leadership training at Hamburger University in Oak Brook, IL and achieved Safe-Serve certification in 2003, 2007, 2011, and 2015.
I oversaw managing daily operations that included Daily/Weekly/Monthly inventory audits and cash controls. I planned and budgeted for all aspects of Profit and Loss overhead costs to ensure maximum customer service.
I assigned and distributed the workload among subordinate personnel in a fair and effective manner and provided needed guidance to them when implementing new procedures. I encouraged communication and feedback to address their issues and concerns and addressed any complaints promptly in an attempt to foster team spirit and pride and motivate them toward better performance and goals accomplishment.
At times, the position required me to provide advice and guidance to my employees concerning workplace issues to facilitate a high standard of performance. I also ensured that all employees wore personal protective equipment and adhered to occupational safety and health practices.
The need to respond appropriately to the feelings and capabilities of individuals from diverse backgrounds is paramount in maintaining a unified workforce. I utilized EO/CR principles when assigning work and making recommendations pertaining to promoting, training, disciplining, and awards. I endeavored to ensure my communications were non-discriminatory, impartial, and intended to motivate employees to contribute to meeting the corporate goals and objectives. I always tried to resolve issues and complaints at the lowest possible level and
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
4 Montgomery Way Apt 11 Amelia, Ohio 45102
serve as a mentor to new employees. I worked to build a cohesive and results-oriented team that encouraged cooperation within the work unit to achieve team goals.
McDonald’s
Contact: Area Director Ms. Penny Randolph 423-***-****
Jim Davis Enterprises Inc. 800 Walnut Street
Johnson City, Tennessee 34720
SKILLS
Able to work in a team environment.
Able to make decisions, and to support my actions.
Able to use Computers, I Pads, Tablets, and media technologies to use for business use and be able to adjust to use of internet reports.
Trained and certified in Advance First-Aid, CPR and AED.
Able to follow directions.
Able to use common sense.
Able to lead others.
Able to maintain a positive attitude when others are stressed.
Able to perform math, and to be able to read measurements.
Able to be dependable and to be held accountable.
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
1. Henry “Rocky” Gahn
Supervisory Consumer Safety Inspector
USDA Southeast Regional of the United States Jackson MS. District
Cell 706-***-****
2. Blake Pittard
Koch Foods, LLC Production Supervisor
3. Penny Randolph
McDonalds Area Director
4. Darin Blix
Moon Dog Pizza
5. Jay Hubbard
Gospel Baptist Church Pastor
Richard Lee Songer ********@*****.*** 423-***-****
4 Montgomery Way Apt 11 Amelia, Ohio 45102
6. Brian Witten
FedEx Express Team Lead
7. James Thomas
Regis Corp. Shipping Supervisor
8. Brian Clemmons
Koch Foods Supervisor
9. Mark Cross
Mars Wrigley Chattanooga Production Supervisor
MY CURRENT JOB:
REM-Sevita of Ohio
Contact: Tiffany Churchman
525 West Plane Street Behel, Ohio 45106
Job Duties and Responsibilities: Direct Support Professional
To maintain a professional relationship with clients who have special needs and disabilities, and to assist them in delivering a service to better the individual, to transport them, to assist in their daily needs, from taking them to adult day services, and to provide a social environment to maintain their individual rights, and awareness. And to provide their well-being in their personal life. To administer medicines, and first-aid needs. To provide for them in their residence. To give detailed information and notes on each person who is served. To work with other staff, to maintain their health and wellbeing.
SKILLS
Able to work in a team environment.
Able to make decisions, and to support my actions.
Able to use Computers, I Pads, Tablets, and media technologies to use for business use and be able to adjust to use of internet reports.
Trained and certified in Advance First-Aid, CPR and AED.
Able to follow directions.
Able to use common sense.
Able to lead others.
Able to maintain a positive attitude when others are stressed.
Able to perform math, and to be able to read measurements.
Able to be dependable and to be held accountable.
Note I would be willing to learn more job duties and responsibilities throughout the company and would be willing to give my best in everything that I do, while assisting the company and others. More information is available upon request if needed.
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