Cody Torres

As a machine Operator i was in charge of a Insulation machine that made insulation for the inside of pipes, my tasks for the day were to run the machine which was a heavy task,

-this included fixing any breaks/jams on the line while trying to pack boxes full of the insulation

-Having to work on the spot to problem solve

-Having communication with other members about anything

-Cleaning area and doing paperwork while i have downtime

-work for yourself kind of environment, wasnt really any higher level of management to talk to so you had to get your schedule from the board, figure out what machine you were and so on

- Delivered high-quality work on time and within budget, earning positive feedback from clients.

- Managed multiple projects simultaneously while maintaining strict adherence to deadlines and budgets.

- Delivered outstanding service to customers to maintain and extend relationships for future business opportunities.

- Coordinated timely delivery of materials and resources to job sites, preventing delays in project timelines.

-Constant moving environment with dangerous materials/tools always around

• On and off with this company, got laid off acouple of times
• We drilled underground to put high fiber cable down into the ground
• Drilled for this like electric, water, gas
• Towards the end of my time there i was handling almsot all of the business calls with both happy, and upset clients. Handled alot of the material buying and deliveries

• Stayed just until the year marker
• Stood in a line for 8 hours packing a box

• Given specific parts of the house and colors to use
• Run to store to get anything if needed
• Mix paints, and bring them to the correct people

• Brought tools back and forth
• Had to complete some small task on my own
• Had to watch, listen, and learn fast
• Left because of unprofessionalism and biased ness

• Depending on the day, either be on the production line or on the forklift
• Had to carry expensive pallets in a stand up forklift
• Make sure I do checks all around to make sure it's fine to go
• Watch the line to make sure everything's going good

• Mainly had to maintain the washbay and make sure it was clean
• Spray and wash off the semis that came through
• Remember codes for each truck so that I can let other know what it is