Billy R. Plunk, Jr
North Richland Hills,TX
Overview
38
38
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
11.2001 - Current
- Desired locations: United States - TX - Fort Worth, Hours per week: 40 Series: 6941 Pay Plan: KG Grade: 5 Currency Shipment Checker/Processor (This is a federal job) Supervisor: James Weaver (817-847-3608) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes I work as a checker and processor in support of the currency production processes in the Currency Overprinting and Packaging Equipment (COPE) and Mechanical Examination sections of the Western Currency Manufacturing Facility.
- I am responsible for the inventory on finished currency transferred to my section.
- I pull the finished product using a Toyota forklift.
- I set the skids in order from 1 through 10.
- The 50 and 100 dollar denominations are only 5 skids.
- 1's, 5's, 10's, 20's, are 10 skids.
- Plus the A-3 skid has to be on top of the A-1 skid.
- I use the brick to put it in cash pack form by following the sequential order, which is using brick numbers and follow serial numbers on the section.
- Once the process is set up I began to correlate the bricks.
- Once the bricks are in Cash Pack form I push them down the shrink wrap press.
- While I am collating the bricks I examine the currency for notes of bricks and check package torn notes, cut offs and other defects.
- Once the bricks are in sequential order I begin to push them through the shrink wrap processors.
- The press consists of 3 conveyor belts, a heating tunnel, 2 pack compressors, a spool of wrapping film, rollers to run the film through and a form box and back label machine.
- The palletizer stacks the cash packs on the skid, 40 packs per skid.
- I also use a computer program called the logitec labeling system which provides me to generate the cash pack bank labels and destination labels.
- Another part of my responsibility is prepare shipments for the Federal Reserve vault.
- Each shipment is determined by the process, quantity, and destination.
- There are two kinds of shipments, road and air shipments.
- The smaller denominations are for the road and larger denominations are for the air for the most part.
- I perform all of these duties with little to no supervision on a daily basis.
- Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
- Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
- Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
- Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
10.2000 - 04.2002
- Hours per week: 40 Series: 6941 Pay Plan: KG Grade: 3 Printing Plant Worker (COPE) (This is a federal job) Supervisor: Joann Compton (817-847-3604) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes I was responsible for the work that came off of the cope-pack press.
- I stacked only sheets of bricks onto two separate skids A-1 and A-3 in sequential order.
- The A-3 skid was stacked on top of the A-1 skid.
- Once the skids must complete installed a security seal onto each skid that had ratchet straps around them.
- All were annotated onto a skid tag with date, seal number and initials, then were placed into Federal Reserve vault staging area.
- I also supplied the press with items such as rags, mineral spirits, tag ink, number block ink, Isomet, clear film wrap, skids, tops, and examined blank cope loads.
- I was able to account for supplies and duties without receiving instructions from my supervisor.
- Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
- Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
- Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
- Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
- Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
- Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
- Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
01.1995 - 12.2001
- Hours per week: 40 Series: 0001 Pay Plan: KG Grade: 3 Printing Plant Worker (This is a federal job) Supervisor: Tony Maniaci (817-847-3600) Okay to contact this Supervisor: Yes The first thing I would do was to make an assessment of what I needed for the press whether I was on the backs or the faces.
- The items I needed I would replenish, such as crane paper loads, rags, ink, treys, mineral spirits, stack and rack carts, rack out boards, etc.
- and then would move onto my duties.
- I would stack 10,000 loads consisting of back and face currency sheets for the press and fill out the correct load cards.
- I would first start out with the lowest number and work in numerical order.
- we have signed off load tickets with my initials and date when breaking seals and strapping finished loads off the press.
- Also, we have to filled out reports which beginning and ending fountain sheet mutts.
- These numbers were used for spoilage and accountability.
- When loads were finished they have to strapped and sealed with correct load tags and documentation, then transferred into the Work In Progress (WIP) cage for three days , so the loads in the save the stage in the cage in the security .
- I also was able to receive training on the jogger/aerator machine.
- Managed time efficiently in order to complete all tasks within deadlines.
- Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.
- This machine utilizes vibrations and air to jog paper and relieve repetitive movement.
- Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
- Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
- Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
- Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
- Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
General Dynamics/Lockheed Martin
Former Aircraft Assembler (A)
10.1986 - 06.1994
- United States Hours per week: 40 Aircraft assembly/final assembly worker I was awarded a "certificate of appreciation" for excellent workmanship.
- I took classes and gained experience working on tooling bonding, fabrication composites, drilling/reaming holes, rivets, guns, drilling machines, etc.
- I also gained experience with work measure ruler, dial calipers, on screen metric measures, and blue print notifications.
- Additionally, I used gauges to meet specifications.
- Also, micrometers, scales, various alloy instruments to include aluminum titanium composites with planner tools to work on aircraft.
- Self-motivated, with a strong sense of personal responsibility.
- Worked effectively in fast-paced environments.
- Skilled at working independently and collaboratively in a team environment.
- Proven ability to learn quickly and adapt to new situations.
- Excellent communication skills, both verbal and written.
- Worked well in a team setting, providing support and guidance.
- Assisted with day-to-day operations, working efficiently and productively with all team members.
- Demonstrated respect, friendliness and willingness to help wherever needed.
- Passionate about learning and committed to continual improvement.
- Organized and detail-oriented with a strong work ethic.
Education
Certificate of Completion co-op undergraduate - Meat Processing & Marketing
Texas State Technical College - Waco
Waco, TX8-20-1985
United States Technical or Occupational Certificate -
I.M. Terrell Training Center
Fort Worth, TX11.1985
High School Diploma -
Richland High School
North Richland Hills, TX1983
Additional Information
- I was awarded a "certificate of appreciation" for excellent workmanship. My experience was working with the instructor on tooling and bonding, fabrication composites, learning how to drill hole reams, rivets, guns and drilling machines. I used rulers, dial calipers for metric measurement on screens and blue prints. I compared airframe power plant composites, and used gauges to meet specification planning orders. Also, I used micrometers, scales when working with aluminum and titanium composites for production.
Certification
I[Area of certification] Training - [Timeframe]
I have taken my experience from Lockheed supervisor Production new supervisor training conducted by General Dynamics from July 20,1987-September 16,1987 took the classes has completed for the supervisor training .
Timeline
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
11.2001 - Current
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
10.2000 - 04.2002
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
01.1995 - 12.2001
General Dynamics/Lockheed Martin
Former Aircraft Assembler (A)
10.1986 - 06.1994
Certificate of Completion co-op undergraduate - Meat Processing & Marketing
Texas State Technical College - Waco
United States Technical or Occupational Certificate -
I.M. Terrell Training Center
High School Diploma -
Richland High School
I[Area of certification] Training - [Timeframe]
I have taken my experience from Lockheed supervisor Production new supervisor training conducted by General Dynamics from July 20,1987-September 16,1987 took the classes has completed for the supervisor training .
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