Frank Roller

• Organized production line equipment and materials for assembly tasks.
• Performed quality checks on products to ensure they met company standards.
• Assembled components according to established procedures and safety protocols.
• Loaded and unloaded parts into machines for processing.
• Maintained accurate records of production output, scrap rates, and other data.
• Monitored assembly line operations to detect any issues or malfunctions.
• Assisted in troubleshooting mechanical problems related to the assembly process.
• Followed detailed instructions on blueprints and schematics during assembly processes.
• Cleaned tools, equipment, and workstations as needed throughout shift.
• Ensured that all safety regulations were followed at all times while operating machinery.
• Communicated effectively with team members regarding production goals and objectives.
• Identified defective parts or items needing rework during inspections.
• Replaced worn or damaged parts within machines using hand tools when necessary.
• Operated powered industrial vehicles such as forklifts for transporting goods around the facility.
• Reported any potential hazards or areas of improvement to supervisors immediately.
• Tested completed products for proper functioning before shipping them out.
• Rotated through various positions on the assembly line as needed by management.
• Inspected incoming raw materials prior to use in order to ensure quality assurance.
• Assembled components by examining connections for correct fit, fastening parts and subassemblies.
• Used established assembly instructions to complete jobs.
• Completed component assembly with minimal supervision to meet deadlines.
• Completed accurate assembly work by positioning and aligning components.

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• Kept parts within close tolerances of design standards to maintain optimal quality.
• Operated manually controlled equipment, including lathes, mills and grinders.
• Fabricated rv parts using as many as 2 machines at a time.
• Changed out tools, fixtures and offsets.
• Performed routine maintenance on machines, assessing them after every usage, which alleviated the breakdown of parts.
• Ensured that machines were properly loaded and unloaded, preventing expensive equipment issues.
• Observed the company's strict safety rules during each shift to avoid job-related injuries.