Doris Franklin

Assembled parts according to operational instructions, ensuring quality through inspection.

Utilized hand tools, including manual and electric torque wrenches and crimp guns, proficiently.

Trained new employees on proper mechanical equipment utilization.

Consistently followed production schedules to achieve daily targets.

Maintained accurate production output records to track performance metrics.

Verified and scanned part numbers into electronic super form for each product lot.

Printed labels using computer systems and scanned them into dunnage for shipment.

Analyzed and diagnosed failures through computer printouts for precise reporting.
Identified and assigned T-Lot numbers to reclaim components efficiently.
Registered scrap materials and organized them into designated bins.
Collected production samples and performed non-destructive tests for quality assurance.
Recorded SP chart results and entered data accurately into computer systems.

Filled IV bags with solution and inspected quality using certified rulers and scales.
Overwrapped and sealed bags with doboy machine, preparing for sterilization.
Printed and affixed labels to racks prior to sterilization process.
Transferred items to sterilizer area using power jacks for efficiency.
Conducted visual inspections and packed products into corrugated boxes, ensuring accuracy in quantity.
Covered packed boxes with shrink wrap, affixed appropriate labels, and moved to shipping area.
Ensured production lines remained clear of previous parts during product transitions.