Brenda Vasquez

• Supported quality assurance by capping, sealing, packing, and wrapping containers. • Checked supplies and components against control numbers to ensure compliance with specifications. • Operated machines at production run starts and reported malfunctions to line lead. • Assisted in workstation setup, reassembling, and cleaning equipment as needed. • Loaded product and packaging onto conveyors, palletizing finished goods for shipping. • Engaged in hand packaging and sorting activities, tracking rejects for warehouse processing. • Performed additional responsibilities to enhance team effectiveness.

• At econtrols I assemble throttle body, diaphragm test the unit using the computer system.
• I also assemble sub assemblies.
• Pack off the units after quality inspection with a quality scan.
• I have worked in the warehouse for 2 months, I did learn how to use the forklift.
• Pick order and delivery part to the right cell location.
• Restock bin with material.
• In August 2024 I was promoted to be a cell coordinator, with that roll.
• I was responsible to train new employees on their work station.
• I print out work bombs to set up for the new work order.
• I did changeovers, printed out labels by serial numbers.
• I read work instructions, and blueprint drawing.
• I also fill out 4 steps training forms.
• If I had any question or issues during work assembly, I got in contact with my Engineer, technician, supervisor, quality department, Warehouse department.
• And I also got in contact with the cycle count department if anything was missing in my bins.
• Tested finished products for compliance with tolerances and overall quality.
• Worked with heavy machinery and various power tools when assembling parts.
• Collaborated with other line workers and team members to assemble and repair parts.
• Identified defective items and made repairs according to department standards.
• Performed repeated tasks while sitting or standing over extended periods of time.
• Maintained neat and clean work area, clearing debris, organizing parts and keeping spaces open.
• Read and interpreted blueprints, schematics and drawings to assemble parts and products.
• Disassembled and inspected Components.
• Notified engineering of errors and discrepancies.
• Trained and instructed coworkers in proper assembly techniques.
• Followed company protocols and procedures to minimize production waste and avoid unnecessary costs.
• Recognized and reported defective material and equipment to shift supervisor.
• Verified part numbers and placed parts in appropriate shipping containers.
• Built containers and packed parts in accordance with detailed packing specifications.
• Set up and tested monitors and calculators and recorded test data per engineering and quality specifications.
• Made recommendations to improve procedures or processes.
• Trained and certified employees on various equipment operations.

• At EFK Diagnostics we made medical test kits.
• We filled covid test kits.
• I did tear weights.
• I filled out paperwork.
• I filled medicine manually by hand with the machines.
• Labeled the units with proper expiration date and lot numbers.
• I helped out in the warehouse for one month.
• Organized work to meet demanding production goals.
• Followed safety procedures and guidelines to maintain safe working environments.
• Used equipment properly to avoid workplace hazards or injuries.
• Examined incoming materials and compared to documentation for accuracy and quality.
• Calibrated machines to maintain required productivity levels and adherence to quality standards.
• Made sure that products were produced on time and are of good quality.
• Maintained organized work area by cleaning and removing hazards.
• Complied with company and OSHA safety rules and regulations.
• Calibrated, tested, and adjusted machine settings or controls in preparation for production operations.
• Loaded raw materials into machines and unloaded finished products to keep manufacturing process running smoothly.
• Set up and adjusted equipment and properly configured machines for daily operation.
• Quickly shut down equipment in emergency situations following protocols.

• As a line operator 2, I work on a production assembly line.
• Which I filled empty tube or empty bottles with product.
• Operating the machinery.
• Inspected the units for any damages.
• Package off units, which includes product instructions, product labeling.
• I fill out paperwork, check the material issues sheet.
• Before start of production.
• At the end of production, I did material returns.
• I was DEA certified, at this company.
• Which I had access to the DEA cage and the DEA computer system and I also did DEA inventory.
• Last year I traveled to Rockford Illinois to help out with production for 3 weeks.
• Reduced accidents and injuries by observing safety policies and procedures.
• Trained new production staff members on safe and efficient production procedures and proper machine operations.
• Organized and prepared workstations and materials needed for operations to maximize productivity.