Brandon Fajardo

As a Bailor, I worked on the factory floor on multiple manufacturing lines where the task was to package glass fiber material into a 50lb or 200lb bags ensuring that the packages are within a specific weight range. These would then have to be wrapped in plastic, moved into a holding area and then shipped to the customer. Other tasks where to clean the factory floor, ensuring that every station has packaging materials, and fixing any problems that would occur during manufacturing.

• Maintained accurate records of processed materials, enabling effective tracking of inventory levels and facilitating informed decision-making processes within the organization.
• Demonstrated adaptability in learning new technologies and incorporating them into existing processes to improve output quality and efficiency.
• Optimized resource usage by efficiently managing inventory levels for supplies related to bailout operations such as wires, straps, or bags.

At the Oregon State Universities reactor, I would perform a wide variety of tasks that range from daily surveys and moving of 600 lb nitrogen tanks to very precise tasks within restricted areas within the facility that ensure the facility is within safety standards. Then after experience, I transitioned into a mentorship role where I would help train new workers or graduate students within the facility, ensuring that all steps are taken to ensure everyone's safety in the facility.

• Served as a role model for professionalism, integrity, and dedication within the mentorship program environment.
• Enhanced mentee performance by providing personalized guidance and support.
• Guided mentees in overcoming challenges by sharing personal experiences and offering practical advice.