BRUCE MCZORN

• Responsible for setting up and operating equipment that mixes or blends ingredients used in the marination
• Collect and analyze production samples to evaluate quality.
• Analyze quality control test results and provide feedback and interpretation to production management or staff.

• Operated machinery to assemble products according to specifications and quality standards.
• Ensured compliance with safety protocols and maintained a clean, organized work environment.
• Collaborated with team members to streamline assembly processes and minimize downtime.
• Trained new employees on assembly techniques, equipment usage, and safety procedures.

I was assigned to the Planer Mill department. I was working on the round table. This is a big table that spins at a certain speed that’s controlled by an operator. As this table is turning different sizes of lumber is being shot out on the table. While that is happening me and four other people had to grab the lumber and stack them on a pallet. Each pallet which was about four of them required different sizes of lumber. So I had to put the right size on the required pallet. Working on this table you had to pay attention and be kinda fast. If you were working to slow the lumber would overflow the table and when that happened lumber would be all over the ground. At the end of each shift I had to clean up. That was required for me to pick up any lumber that was on the ground. To sweep up any debris wood chips, sawdust and papers. I also had to use a air hose to blow the round table off for any sawdust and any pieces of wood chips that might of been stuck in the machine.

• Responsible for overseeing the car lot in the prevention of criminal activities for all the dealership including the service department, Ford, Chevy, and dodge stores.
• Checking new incoming vehicles being shipped in to operations for damages.
• Verifying Vin numbers to shipping manifests​
• Providing safety for the cleaning staff during non-operational hours