Alyssa Flores
Fostoria,OH
Summary
5+ years of experience in high-volume MIG welding and HVAC damper manufacturing. Proven track record of working independently to manage shop workflows, maintain strict quality control standards, and ensure a safe environment. Adept at mentoring junior welders, optimizing production schedules under pressure, and quickly implementing new fabrication processes to meet company goals.
Overview
5
5
years of professional experience
Work History
Universal Welder
American Warming and Ventilating
Bradner, Ohio
09.2021 - Current
- Welded in accordance with AWS standards
- Qualified to weld all materials.
- Passed liquid penetration testing, seismic testing, bend tests and certified weld inspections.
- Read blueprints and shop drawings for American Warming and Ventilating fabrication work.
- Set up MIG welding machines based on the job at hand.
- Followed safety procedures during welding, grinding, and fabrication tasks.
- Repaired damaged product and components.
- Coordinated with fabricators, management, and engineering to complete custom builds.
- Maintained a clean working environment.
- Constructed templates and jigs for fabrication according to blueprints.
- Troubleshot problems related to welding and fabrication
- Inspected completed work to ensure it met specifications using various tools.
- Worked to meet production deadlines in a fast paced atmosphere while maintaining quality product.
- Trained and Group Lead the Damper weld prep and Damper Weld departments.
- Worked both individually and with others to complete goals.
Education
Lakota
Kansas, OHSkills
- Blueprint reading
- Mig welding
- Quality control
- Metal fabrication
- Weld inspection
- Safety compliance
- Problem solving
- Attention to detail
- Communication
- People skills
- Time management
- Organization
- Ability to read MCL's to gather parts and hardware
- Product knowledge
- Read open order reports and delegate work based on PPD dates
- Team leadership and training
- Accountability
Timeline
Universal Welder
American Warming and Ventilating
09.2021 - Current
Lakota