Donald Borgman

• Pleasantly greeted customers and provided prompt and courteous service.
• Used dollies and pallet jacks to unload and organize merchandise from delivery trucks.
• Checked for outdated and overripe grocery items and removed from inventory.
• Maintained safe, neat, and clean working environment and closely monitored for wet floors or other hazards.
• Received and unloaded new items upon delivery and checked products for damage and order accuracy.
• Trained new employees to provide knowledge of proper produce handling and rotation procedures.
• Opened, shelved and merchandised new products in visually appealing and organized displays for optimal sales promotions.
• Volunteered for extra shifts during holidays and other busy periods to alleviate staffing shortages.

• Safely and punctually delivered auto parts to local automobile stores from large distributor.
• Kept up-to-date records for clients and distribution center to maintain long-lasting relationships.
• Determined parts needed by analyzing information and descriptions provided by customer.
• Checked parts computer for stock items and initiated special orders.
• Loaded truck and properly secured items to prevent damage for deliveries.
• Determined quickest and safest routes for delivery by using effective planning and organizational skills.

• Set up and prepared cooking supplies and workstations during opening and closing to maximize productivity.
• Changed and sanitized cutting boards, benches, and surfaces between tasks to avoid cross-contamination.
• Prepared multiple orders simultaneously during peak periods with high accuracy rate, maximizing customer satisfaction, and repeat business.
• Maintained well-stocked stations with supplies and spices for maximum productivity.
• Checked food temperature regularly to verify proper cooking and safety.
• Operated varied kitchen equipment, observing operation guidelines to avoid accidents and prevent malfunctions.

Aircraft Assembler B
Formerly employed at Boeing SC in Building 19, Cell 260 as an Aircraft Assembler B. Duties include assemble and install aircraft framing, carbon splices and framing bracket assemblies. Trained at Trident Technical College in the use composite materials. Additional duties on the job include sweep and fill (repairing composite materials from defective holes and tool marks etc.) This process involves applying the adhesive material in the defective hole, installing an overlay, heat lamp application time, then fairing and sanding composite material. Volunteered to be the cell 260 safety focal. Attend weekly safety meetings with the Boeing safety officer discussing onsite improvements to reduce accidents and lost work days. Fortunately no recorded accidents or lost work days in cell. Experienced in precision test and measurement tools. Cell uses measurement tools such as fed max and calipers to accurately measure diameter of composite and titanium holes drilled.

• Followed outlined specifications to implement assembly plans.
• Collaborated with team members to improve production processes and maintain quality standards.
• Recognized and reported defective material and equipment to shift supervisor.
• Trained new assembly personnel on proper use of equipment.
• Assembled parts correctly according to specifications, reducing quality issues.
• Collaborated with team members to promptly complete tasks and maintain consistent workflows.

Chief Machinery Technician

Senior Enlisted member served aboard USCGC Bluefin and Yellowfin as the Engineer Officer. Held responsible for the execution of the ship's material readiness plus equipment maintenance and repair. Qualified as Engineer of the Watch to operate, conduct proper casualty control procedures, train subordinates and maintain multi million dollar shipboard engineering plants. Appointed unit Safety Officer. Responsible for the safety of the ship from fire, flooding, collision and safety of personnel. Appointed onboard Electrical Officer. Experienced in repairing ship service diesel generators, electrical switchboards, AC and DC current systems throughout the cutter. Responsible for it's use and accuracy of the electrical tag out log required onboard. Served as chairman on safety board meetings held quarterly. Identified safety issues and procedures to correct them. Served at Naval Engineering Support Unit Charleston as a shipyard inspector. Organized pre-shipyard availability and conducted quality control inspections on Coast Guard vessels during the availability. Shipyard inspection duties included: liaison between shipyards and the government, monitor availability progress, conduct non destructive testing (NDT), paint inspector, quality control and ship safety inspections.

Machinery

Machinery Technician

Primary duties. Junior enlisted member. Equipment maintainer and operator, various Coast Guard units, various locations. Selected achievements and responsibilities. Served as Engineering Petty Officer at Coast Guard Rescue Station Islamorada Florida. Supervised an engineering division of eleven to conduct maintenance and repair of the Rescue Station vessels and buildings. Appointed Auxiliary Division Officer aboard a 210 ft. Coast Guard vessel. Supervised an engineering division of six for the maintenance and repair of the ships air conditioning and refrigeration, cutter small boats, helo (JP-5 fuel) and ships refueling detail. Performed duties of Law Enforcement Boarding Officer. Enforced all federal immigration, counter narcotics and fisheries laws pertaining to US vessels.

2012

• Upheld company and federal protocols and regulations when operating and fixing machinery.
• Performed preventive maintenance to promote machine reliability and longevity.