Brandon Knapp

I lifted heavy tools all day and pulled parts out of them or sprayed them down just line work very basic boring work.

• I was responsible for making batches of whatever was needed, for example drain cleaner, a bottle bleach ( sodium hydrochloride) I also made a lot of rain X car wash. I was responsible for offloading tankers, weighing the chemicals, storing the chemicals. I was responsible for testing everything in a lab.
• Conducted laboratory experiments, such as mixing chemicals and monitoring reactions.
• Prepared and tested samples of chemical compounds according to established protocols.

• I just operated the presses there and packed parts. It was a very laid-back easy job a ton of hours really enjoyed my time there. It was a very easy job so working 72 hours a week was not as exhausting as most jobs would be. I left dry bar for more money and a better job at ECS.

• I was responsible for everything in the factory, even hiring and firing loading trucks if I needed to fixing anything that went down p.m. Work on the weekends or in the evening I also thought it was important to have a comfortable positive work environment for everyone else.

• I was responsible for running a line, bottling fluids, like engine coolant, DEF, and motor oil. I was responsible for changing the line over there was multiple lines in there two big lines running them training people. I got this job through Kelly services and I took what I learned and went to ECS and that’s how I moved up there so quick we did the same exact work with the same exact machines. Was a great company to work for they sold it to. I believe it’s called chem trend now.