Quality Control Operator
Resume:
Rena Jill Mullis
Davenport, Fl. 33837
********@*****.***
Objective: Seeking a position with an established company where
I can utilize my experience and continue to learn new skills.
Work Experience:
Wrico Stamping Co. of Florida
Orlando, Florida
Press Brake Operator
August-162011 to Present
*Setup and operate a 60-ton Accurpress with 3000 ETS.
*Operate 25-60 ton Punch Presses.
*Operate a 90-ton Cincinati Press Brake.
Industrial Lighting Products
Sanford, Florida
Press Brake Operator
May 19-2011/August-2011
*Setup and Operate a 300-ton LVD-two axis
*Setup and Operate a 60-ton Accurpress-two axis
*Setup and Operate a 100-ton Accurpress-two axis
*Setup and Operate a 60-ton U.S. Industrial Machine-two axis
*I change the dies and adjust the programs on computer if needed.
White Tiget Graphics 256-***-****
Huntsville, Alabama
Stripper/Gluer
02/2010-Present
* Strip pallets of cut printing material. I strip the outside paper off so the part can be ran through the gluer machine.
* Load printed cd cases through gluer machine and sometimes unload cd
cases and pack into boxes.
* After papers are printed they are run through folder I load them into the
stitcher to make pamplets.
* After the pamplets are stitched together and come out on the conveyer
belt and I pack them into the proper boxes and label each box.
Southeastern Metal Products 704-***-**** Charlotte, NC
Press Brake Operator 10/2005-08/2008
§ Setup and operated a 90-ton Cincinnati Press Brake. Cut all scrap on shear for setups, after putting all information in computer and getting the die sets put in brake, then formed scrap until the part was accurate.
§ Setup and operated parts according to blueprints. Setup part by reading the blueprint for each job according to specs. Most parts had to be withing .015 thousandths.
§ Used 100 or 200 per revolution calipers to check parts, and used square or crowsfoot to check angles.
§ Had to log in and out of computer on Jobboss before starting each job and when finished. Put in part count in computer.
§ Certified to drive a forklift in 2006. Took written test and forklift test. Passed first time. I know the safety regulations on forklift operating.
Marshall Air Systems 704-***-**** Charlotte NC
Punch Operator/Assembler 01/2000-10/2005
Setup and ran 120-ton Strippit Turret Punch, had to make sure punches were aligned properly so they don't get destroyed. Pulled up each job on computer and programmed into Punch. Set stops for each part to correct position to keep them from getting punched. After everything was checked for accuracy then I ran the job until it was finished.
§ Constructed restaurant equipment by assembling an outer shell with
screws and a screw gun, making sure they looked good before putting all components together such as heating elements, insulation, wiring, plugs, etc.
Each machine was tested by checking ohms and amps and logged down when they passed inspection.
§ Performed acid cleaning on welded parts to get all weld marks off surfaces.
Ground to perfection on welded parts-had to grind a good smooth surface to look good for restaurant equipment. Used a handsander or surface grinder. Parts had to be to specification before assembling together.
§ Cut wood for crates to correct size for each machine to pack up restaurant
equipment.
* Did inventory every three months: had to count all parts in shop and log down
on paper and turn into office.
Engineering Manufacturing Services Went out of Business
Indian Trail, NC
Lead Person/Machine Operator
10/1990-12/1998
§ Setup and operated a manual bridgeport and lathe. Locked down parts on lathe, making sure the tool was out of the chuck before starting lathe. Turned down roundbar to size and cut down to size when needed. Then took them to the bridgeport and milled each side to size according to blueprint.
§ Cut round bar with manual saw, measuring each piece with calipers or square.
§ Loaded six pieces of roundbar in chuck at a time. Milled a slot on one side according to blueprint, after checking parts turned over and milled other side out to size according to blueprint. Then deburred each piece on a sander, making sure they were deburred very well with no burrs.
§ Setup and operated the shear, cutting the entire job, then moved to punch, putting proper punches in, making sure the punches were sharpened and clean.
§ Conducted Quality Control for five years. When one hole was punched on part, had to log onto quality control sheet, the exact position of hole and size.
§ Organized all stock shelves by number. Setup shelves for stockroom, then put number of each part on shelves and put parts where they belong in order of number.
§ Did Cadman B and filed all blueprints when jobs were done. Calculated blueprints on computer using Cadman B. After doublechecking to make sure blueprint was correct, printed blueprint out and sent out to shop to setup and run job. When job was finished I filed the blueprints in a file cabinet by number order.
§ Loaded and unloaded metal from trucks. Used forklift to unload metal skids off trucks, 8' or 10' skids. When job was finished I loaded them onto truck to be delivered to the company. Sometimes I delivered the jobs to the company when it was an urgent job.
§ Put together a plasma table from scratch. Plasma followed a drawn pattern by pencil and cut out what size you draw. Cut out to one inch metal. Setup the speed to get a good cut.
§ Completed some welding. Used a mig and a tig welder to tack parts together.
Skills:
Certified Forklift Operator - 2006
1st Degree Blackbelt in American Taekwondo - 1997
Assembler - 2001-2005
Inventory - 1995-2002
Warehouse Worker - 1989-2011
Machine Operator - 1989-20101
Education: Sun Valley High School 08/1980-06/1984 Monroe, NC
High School Diploma
References:
Albert Constant Co-worker 407-***-****
Steve Mullis Brother 704-***-****
Curtis Bobo Co-Worker 704-***-****
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