Open To Work
Colin Morales
Marana,AZ
Summary
Junior Manufacturing Technician candidate with hands-on training in industrial safety, automation, robotics, electrical and mechanical systems, and precision measurement. Detail-oriented and safety-focused, with experience supporting quality inspections, troubleshooting process issues, and following standard work in fast-paced operational environments. Reliable, communicative, and eager to contribute to high-quality General Assembly operations.
Overview
4
4
years of professional experience
12
12
Certification
Work History
Delivery Driver / Dispatcher
Red Letters Logistics
11.2021 - Current
- Coordinated and supported 40+ drivers daily to ensure routes were completed efficiently with minimal disruption
- Responded to real-time issues such as vehicle breakdowns or flat tires and implemented corrective actions to reduce downtime
- Communicated clearly with drivers, supervisors, and customers to maintain workflow and meet operational goals
- Maintained excellent attendance and reliability in a high-volume, time-critical operation
- Safely operated delivery vehicles while following standard procedures and safety protocols
- Loaded, unloaded, and handled packages weighing up to 50 lbs, meeting physical job demands
- Used mobile applications to track tasks, confirm completion, and report issues
- Performed routine vehicle inspections and reported maintenance or safety concerns
Education
Automated Industrial Technology (AIT) Certificate - Level I
Pima Community College
Tucson, AZ07.2025
Automated Industrial Technology (AIT) Certificate - Level II
Pima Community College
Tucson, AZ05-2026
Skills
- Production & Quality
- Production line support, quality gates, defect identification
- Critical to Quality (CTQ) process verification
- Continuous improvement & process adherence
- Tools & Measurement
- Electronic torque tools & torque verification
- Calipers, micrometers, dial indicators, gauges, tape & rule
- Systems & Equipment
- Mechanical power transmission
- Industrial motors & motor controls
- Hydraulics & pneumatics
- Automation & Controls
- PLC fundamentals & troubleshooting
- Robotics systems
- Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs)
- Process control systems
- Documentation & Software
- Quality documentation (QUAL)
- Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint
- Teamwork and collaboration
Certification
- OSHA 10 - General Industry
- Torque Electronic - V1 (Torque Certification)
- Automated Industrial Technology Level I Certificate
- Automated Industrial Technology Level II Certificate (In Progress)
- Festo Advanced Manufacturing
- Applied Robotics
- Fundamentals of Robotics
- Precision Measurement Instruments (PMI)
- PMI 1 - Tape & Rule Measurement
- PMI 2 - Slide Caliper Measurement
- PMI 3 - Gage Measurement
- PMI 4 - Angle Measurement
- PMI 5 - Micrometer Measurement
- PMI 6 - Dial Gage Measurement
Timeline
Delivery Driver / Dispatcher
Red Letters Logistics
11.2021 - Current
Automated Industrial Technology (AIT) Certificate - Level I
Pima Community College
Automated Industrial Technology (AIT) Certificate - Level II
Pima Community College
Relevant Coursework
- Industrial Safety (OSHA 10 - General Industry)
- Modern Maintenance Operations
- Mechanical Power Transmission Systems
- Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems
- DC & AC Electrical Components
- Power Electronics & Variable Frequency Drives
- PLC Programming & Troubleshooting
- Process Control Systems (In Progress)
- Industrial Motors & Motor Controls (In Progress)
- Robotics I
Manufacturing & Technical Experience (Academic / Lab-Based)
- Supported General Assembly-style operations in lab-based manufacturing environments
- Worked with and created Universal Robotic programs
- Identified mechanical, electrical, and control-related faults under supervision and verified corrective actions
- Performed quality checks and precision measurements using calipers, micrometers, gauges, and dial indicators
- Verified CTQ processes and standard work adherence
- Worked with PLC-based diagnostics and basic fault identification
- Documented findings and communicated issues clearly to instructors and students