CHRISLYN ARAZA

As a dedicated and skilled Forklift Operator at Amazon's CLT6 fulfillment center, I am responsible for the safe and efficient movement of products and materials throughout the warehouse. I utilize various types of powered industrial trucks to load, unload, and stack merchandise, ensuring proper inventory placement and organization. My role involves adhering to strict safety protocols, conducting daily equipment inspections, and collaborating with team members to meet production goals. I am proficient in using warehouse management systems to track inventory and complete tasks, contributing to the timely fulfillment of customer orders and the smooth operation of the facility.

• Operated soldering iron stations to solder connectors to cable assemblies.
• Reworked, repaired, and adjusted cable assemblies and harnesses to meet safety standards.
• Inspected assemblies using microscopes and magnification aides to verify quality and durability.
• Read blueprints, work orders and production schedules to determine product or job instructions or specifications.
• Verified quality of finished products against company standards, determined grades and identified defective items.

• Read blueprints, work orders and production schedules to determine product or job instructions or specifications.
• Leveraged micrometers, calipers, and height gauges to prepare and record measurements.
• Operated soldering iron stations to solder connectors to cable assemblies.
• Reworked, repaired, and adjusted cable assemblies and harnesses to meet safety standards.

• Do a visual check for loose or missing hardware- especially hinges, latches, molded plastic panels, and clear label holders. Tighten or replace with spares as required.
• Check for any panel damage (broken grids Check that the plastic hooks are in place. Check that the tugger bar is present. Inspect the casters.
• Inspect for door and frame damage (bent metal framing, broken welds, etc) and conduct a fold down and re-nest check.
• If components are damaged, red tag the carts for repair by a third party.

3M Scott Fire & Safety, has a long history of providing critical equipment to firefighters and other first responders. Their products are designed to protect against environmental hazards like smoke, toxic fumes, and combustible gases.

• I was responsible for assembling the various components of their products, such at the Airpack Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), face masks, and thermal imagers. This would require attention to detail and following precise technical instructions.
• Quality Control & Testing: A critical part of the job would be ensuring that every product meets rigorous quality and safety standards. This involves testing components and finished goods to ensure they function flawlessly in high-stakes environments.
• Inventory & Logistics: You might handle incoming raw materials and outgoing finished products. This would involve using material handling equipment to move parts and ensuring the production line has a steady supply of materials.
• Following Safety Protocols: Because the company makes safety equipment, all production operations would be conducted with a strong emphasis on workplace safety, including proper use of PPE and adhering to company-wide safety procedures.

• Wire, assemble, and install electrical and electronic components according to blueprint specifications.
• Perform tests on finished products before packaging.
• Complete device history records and daily production logs.
• Maintain a clean and safe workspace.
• Complete other tasks as necessary.