Deplessis Burrell

My job was to operate a heavy metal machine that produced silver cans that were made

to fill with soda. I was in charge of making sure every can went where is was supposed to be and not defective.

While working as a quality control inspector at rent the runway I also was sent to shipping and receiving very often because I was cross trained in several departments

• Communicated with production team members about quality issues.
• Inspected quality of products, taking note of functionality, appearance and other specifications.
• Inspected incoming and outgoing materials for accuracy and quality.
• Reported repeated issues to supervisors and other departments, collaborating to identify issue roots and rectify problems.
• Improved product quality by conducting thorough inspections and identifying defects in a timely manner.

• Maintained compliance with industry regulations through meticulous record-keeping and documentation of inspection results.
• Collaborated with production staff to establish and meet quality standards
• Evaluated components and final products against quality standards and manufacturing specifications.

As A solider in the United States Army I preformed many task such as lifting up on heavy object daily , inspecting machine trucks and participating in several hours of general labor daily . That being said my general role was to prepare and sever meals to hundreds of my fellow soldiers each day.