Jaafar Baker
Machine Operator setting up, running, and calibrating production equipment to keep industrial output on spec. Monitors machine sounds, vibration, and controls to catch faults early, then adjusts settings to prevent downtime and defects. Works to OSHA safety rules while supporting a team of operators in a fast-moving production environment.
Production Supervisor: Assigning and coordinating all work on the production line, making sure tasks are completed safely, efficiently, and to quality standards.
Implementing production schedules, methods, and processes, and allocating manpower and equipment to meet production targets.
Planning work schedules and staffing levels so the area is adequately covered.
Organizing material flow and inventory, and making sure the team has the tools, equipment, and materials it needs. Supervising and training production staff, including training new employees on jobs in my area. Monitoring work performance and giving timely, constructive feedback to improve productivity and quality. Owning the safety of my team: enforcing safety protocols, conducting regular area inspections, and addressing hazards or unsafe practices promptly. Coordinating with other departments and shifts to keep work flowing smoothly. Identifying operational and personnel issues and proposing solutions and improvements to the production process. Maintaining accurate records of production, safety incidents, and employee performance, and preparing reports as required by management.
Work History
- Set up machines for scheduled runs and verify settings before production starts.
- Coordinate daily work assignments to keep operators aligned with production priorities.
- Track equipment condition and report issues early to reduce unplanned downtime.
- Enforce safety procedures and support OSHA compliance across the production floor.
- Assist with root cause analysis participation to address recurring equipment and quality issues.
- Record production output and share shift updates with the next supervisor.
- Verify materials and tools are ready before each run to support steady output.
- Train new team members on safe machine operation and basic production procedures.
- Perform preventive maintenance checks and help keep equipment ready for use.
- Use micrometers to confirm dimensions and support consistent quality control checks.
- Move materials with forklift equipment while following plant safety practices.
- Review process issues with operators and suggest practical improvements to daily workflow.
- Inspect finished materials for defects and separate nonconforming items from approved stock.
- Document work orders and shift issues clearly for smoother handoffs and follow-up.
- Operate 6 machines daily with a team of operators while following safety procedures.
- Set up machinery for production runs and calibrate controls before release to the floor.
- Monitor equipment during operation to detect unusual sounds or vibration and make adjustments before breakdowns escalate.
- Calibrate, test, and adjust machine settings to keep production output aligned with specifications.
- Communicate closely with operators to coordinate work, resolve issues quickly, and maintain steady throughput.
- Inspect finished parts for defects and support quality standards across industrial production needs.
- Built productive relationships with industry partners and competitors to support strategic business objectives.
- Managed partnerships and strategic business relationships by negotiating contract terms and handling conflicts.
- Developed key operational initiatives to drive and maintain substantial business growth.
- Reviewed individual department performance and worked with leadership to improve processes, procedures and practices.