Hunter Sterba

Steel Forging

Aichi Forge Usa

Georgetown, KY

03.2013 - 11.2017

Utilized appropriate personal protective gear such as hard hats, eye protection, steel-toe boots, hearing protection, gloves and face shields when operating chain saws.
Maintained a safe working environment by adhering to all safety protocols, including wearing protective equipment such as gloves, glasses and steel-toed boots.
Cut steel plates with oxy-acetylene torch or plasma cutter as required for specific jobs. (only for maintenance work, rarely used)
Organized and monitored the daily workflow of steel workers on production floor. (When i was group leader)
Fabricated complex components from raw materials such as steel bars or plates. I made a safety guard for a piece of machinery as a countermeasure.
Installed and fabricated steel dies and tooling into presses and other heavy machinery.
Cut excess materials on steel parts and pieces, forged using hand tools and power tools. (rework)
Cleaned and prepared steel surfaces for the milling process.
Operated air driven vibrator guns for deburring operations on castings or forgings.
Polished, high-stress steel dies are set in the press, where die lube and debris can back up on the dies.
Provided technical support to workers regarding safe work practices related to company policy.
Assisted other team members in troubleshooting problems with the forging and finishing process.
Performed high-quality yields on various steel pieces and parts for forging and finishing departments.
Operated shot blast machines to clean metal castings using various types of abrasive materials such as steel grit and aluminum oxide. (machinery mostly used was a wheelabrator.)
Conducted non-destructive testing on forged pieces and cast parts. Visual inspection, gage inspection, MPI inspection, and hardness test. Sometimes, a tensile test would be in order.
Replace worn parts such as rollers and cylinders on presses as required.
Train new employees in safe operation procedures for printing presses.
Change dies and tooling when switching jobs during production hours. (change over)
Make adjustments to temperature controls based on the type of part being forged.
Maintain detailed logs of work performed, including timesheets and tools used.
Record information, such as the number of machinery faults made during the shift.
Load material into the mechanism feeding tube of the press.
Perform maintenance tasks such as lubricating moving parts or cleaning presses after use.
Adjust pressure settings on press to ensure proper tonnage and depth setting on the pressed steel.
Follow written instructions from supervisor regarding production jobs to be completed.
Perform minor and major repairs to machines as needed. Major would be done with the assistance of a supervisor if the maintenance teams were busy in different departments.
Troubleshoot mechanical problems using hand tools and gauges.
Ensure that all safety regulations are followed while operating machinery.
Installed, adjusted, dismantled, reassembled, and removed parts and equipment, such as rollers, dies, coin press, and forming press.
Collaborated with technicians and maintenance to diagnose equipment breakdowns and address quality issues.
Used air hoses and swabs to clean compression chambers, arbors and molds.
Cleaned and lubricated presses and components using oil, solvents, grease, and rags. (mostly die lube)
Used care in loading molds and completed die sets to keep materials properly positioned.
Troubleshot press when product defects occurred and immediately remedied issues.
Reviewed daily production to identify continuous improvement, errors, and faults.
Leveraged preventive maintenance techniques to maintain or adjust equipment.
Promoted safety within department and followed protocols to maximize safety and prevent risk.
Updated job knowledge by participating in educational and training opportunities.
Kept machines running at peak efficiency to meet demanding production targets.
Accurately set up adjusting mechanisms, tension, and guide devices.
Read work orders or production schedules to determine materials, locations for staging areas, and tolerances.
Took measurements with calipers and gauge readers to assess line performance. (data tracking)
Properly handled hazardous waste materials and contaminated materials to uphold safety regulations.
Applied knowledge of physical properties of workpiece materials to plan sequences and operations.
Adhered to all OSHA safety procedures.
Operated cranes, hi-los and other equipment safely to move materials around work areas.
Cut off excess materials for reuse or recycling.
Ground out burrs or sharp edges with portable grinders, speed lathes, polishing jacks, or a die grinder.
Measured completed workpieces to verify conformance to specifications with micrometers, gauges, calipers, and templates.

Sparkle Car Wash

Joel Stankavich

Barstow, California

04.2012 - 02.2013

Detailers applied upholstery conditioners to leather seats when necessary.
Cleaned car interiors using vacuums, brushes, and cleaning solutions.
Sanitized interior surfaces such as dashboards, consoles, door panels.
Dried cars with towels and cloths after washing and detailing.
Maintained a safe work environment by adhering to all safety protocols and procedures. (squeegee excess water into the gutter.)
Cleaned wheels and tires with special cleaners and brushes.
Removed tar, grease spots, tree sap and bird droppings from vehicle exteriors.
Applied dressings to vinyl trim pieces to restore their appearance.
Inspected vehicles for any damage prior to detailing.
Vacuumed car interiors to remove dirt and debris.
Washed wide range of vehicles each day.
Cleaned cars both externally and internally by hand or with use of automated equipment.
Cleaned upholstery, rugs and other surfaces with cleaning agents to remove dirt and debris.
Inspected vehicles thoroughly before and after detailing to ensure quality of work.
Assisted in training new detailers on techniques and company procedures.
Transported materials, equipment or supplies to or from work areas. (mobile car wash)
Rotated handles on equipment to regulate pressure or flow of water, air, steam or abrasives from sprayer nozzles.
Swept, shoveled or vacuumed debris or salvageable scrap into containers and removed from work areas.
Collected and tested samples of cleaning solutions or vapors.
Connected hoses or lines to pumps or other equipment.

Riley Reloader

Tony Riley

Barstow, California

03.2010 - 07.2012

Participated in physical inventories as required.
Provided improvements which could increase efficiency in daily operations.
Ensured that all products were stored properly in designated areas.
Monitored inventory levels, and identified damaged goods.
Performed general housekeeping duties including sweeping, mopping and dusting.
Verified shipments against shipping documents and inspected condition of packages.

Summary

Overview

Work History

Steel Forging

Sparkle Car Wash

Riley Reloader

Education

Associate of Arts - Photography

Skills

Timeline

Steel Forging

Sparkle Car Wash

Riley Reloader

Associate of Arts - Photography

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