Bethany Dybicki

• Inspected incoming materials and finished products to ensure compliance with quality standards.
• Conducted regular audits of production processes to identify areas for improvement.
• Collaborated with production teams to troubleshoot quality issues and implement corrective actions.
• Developed and maintained documentation for quality control procedures and inspection results.
• Trained new inspectors on quality assurance protocols and inspection techniques.
• Led initiatives to enhance product consistency through process optimization strategies.
• Communicated with production team members about quality issues.
• Performed visual inspections and non-destructive tests where appropriate.
• Investigated customer complaints related to product quality, working closely with manufacturing teams to resolve concerns swiftly.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of industry standards and regulatory requirements to ensure company compliance.
• Conducted regular training sessions for new hires on quality control standards and procedures, ensuring team proficiency.
• Updated quality control records and reports.
• Checked color, shape, texture and grade of products and materials against established templates, charts, and samples.

• Disinfected and mopped bathrooms to keep facilities sanitary and clean.
• Cleaned and stocked guest rooms by replacing used towels and linens vacuuming floors, making beds, and restocking bathroom items.
• Vacuumed rugs and carpeted areas in offices, lobbies, and corridors.
• Maintained clean and comfortable environments in commercial buildings by vacuuming, cleaning windows, and dusting.
• Removed bed sheets and towels from rooms and pre-treated stains to maintain and restore linen condition.
• Verified cleanliness and organization of storage areas and carts.

Operators will be loading a machine that does welding, tapping, assembly and unloading parts to and from fixtures. The operator will be responsible for operating one or more machines to fabricate metal parts or assemblies to specifications, applying basic knowledge of manufacturing theory on production basis.

To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill, and/or ability required. Additional job duties may be assigned.

• Examines finished work pieces to verify conformance with specifications according to operator inspection sheet, quality control plans and/or customer notes using instruments such as gauges.
• Maintains the work area and equipment in a clean and orderly condition and follows prescribed safety regulations.
• Ensure compliance with corporate and plant safety standards.
• Change perishable tooling as required
• Basic understanding of computers and ability to perform computer functions as they pertain to the job.
• Demonstrated detail orientation, sel-motivation skills and ability to multi-task.

• Office housekeeping entails much of the same dusting, vacuuming and washing as the other spaces but also should include particular attention to the work station of the staff member
• Wipe the computer monitor screen with soft cloth containing a small amount of rubbing alcohol, wash the keyboard as well as possible without allowing moisture to penetrate into the electronics, and wash the phone and headset
• Sorts the dirty laundry, pre-treats stains and washes and dries the items
• Folds the cleaned items or places them on hangers and puts them in their proper places as well as irons items as needed
• Gather dry clean-only garments to take to a dry cleaning business
• Break Room Microwaves, tables, counters, sinks, cabinets and items such as coffee makers should be wiped down on a daily basis
• Doorjambs, pictures and decorative items should be dusted every day as well
• Floors should be mopped and any rugs vacuumed
• Refrigerators should be cleaned out and wiped down once a week.

• Run computer numerical controlled machines that cut and shape plastic and metal into component parts
• Work in close proximity to other machine operators, the work itself is solitary
• Requires the ability to stay focused for long periods
• Inspect the parts that come off of the belt from the mold then goes into the correct packaging that is sent to the assembly line
• Requires lifting up to 25-30 pounds - Organizational skills - Communication -Promoted to Team Leader after the first year

• Cleaning resident Rooms such as dust all surfaces, sweep and mop hard floors, vacuum carpets and empty trash containers
• Inspect the bedding daily and change as needed but no less than once a week
• Bathroom must be cleaned thoroughly including the shower/bath, sink, toilet and area around the toilet
• Wipe down any safety bars that the resident holds onto for stability
• Common Rooms such as washing down all tables and chairs, vacuuming upholstered furniture, vacuuming carpets, sweeping and mopping hard floors and dusting.
• Used chemicals by following safety protocols and procedures to avoid burns and injuries

• Cleaned and stocked guest rooms by replacing used towels and linens vacuuming floors, making beds, and restocking bathroom items
• Used chemicals by following safety protocols and procedures to avoid burns and injuries
• Changed bed linens and collected soiled linens for cleaning
• Swept high ceilings, tight spaces and around furniture to remove built up dust and cobwebs
• Collected trash and moved garbage cans from kitchen areas to pick-up stations
• Completed special housekeeping actions such as turning mattresses on set schedule
• Disinfected and mopped bathrooms to keep facilities sanitary and clean
• Vacuumed rugs and carpeted areas in offices, lobbies, and corridors
• Maintained clean and comfortable environments in commercial buildings by vacuuming, cleaning windows, and dusting
• Dusted picture frames and wall hangings with cloth
• Restocked towels and amenities in bathrooms, bedrooms and kitchen spaces
• Restocked cleaning storage cabinets, carts and baskets for easy use
• Handled requests for extra linens, toiletries and other supplies
• Sorted, laundered and put away various laundry items
• Emptied waste paper and other trash from premises and moved to appropriate receptacles