
Dynamic Yard/Equipment Operator with proven expertise at Sims Metal Management, excelling in heavy equipment operation and safety compliance. Recognized for optimizing production flow and leading maintenance initiatives, I effectively utilize critical thinking to enhance operational efficiency while ensuring adherence to OSHA standards. Committed to delivering results in fast-paced environments.
Knowledgeable Desired Position with background in operating heavy machinery and ensuring safe and efficient work environments. Proven ability to handle various types of equipment, contributing to project success and operational efficiency. Demonstrated problem-solving skills and adherence to safety protocols.
As a night shift operator in the Insulated Copper Wire (ICW) epartment, I was responsible for ensuring the flow amd production of all material throughout a 8-10 hour shift, while conducting maintenance on industrial equipment such as motors, conveyors, and magnet systems. I was also responsible for the safe use of and performing Preventative Maintence, Checks, and Services (PMCS) of forklifts before and after shifts while accurately weighing all finished loads of material.
As a member of the maintenance team for the day shift, I was responsible for any repairs necessary on the yard to ensure the flow of production. My job duties included a wide range of duties including, replacing motors, belts, conveyors, bearings, pulls, screens, and any piece of equipment not operating correctly. I had to safely operate all tools used, operate heavy equipment including, folk lifts, Skid Steers, Lulls (Skytrack) and acquired my Crane Operators Cert for a Linkbelt.
I Became the lead operator on a new addition to the yard called the STAR Plant. I was the Subject Matter Expert (SME) on every piece of equipment it used, including, feeders, cage mills, air locks, cyclones, conveyor systems, turbo mills, etc. I was responsible for producing copper fines and aluminum fines from larger objects such as vehicles and industrial size equipment. I had to maintain and adhere to all OSHA Safety policies and enforce proper PPE at all times.
As a night shift operator in the Insulated Copper Wire (ICW) epartment, I was responsible for ensuring the flow amd production of all material throughout a 8-10 hour shift, while conducting maintenance on industrial equipment such as motors, conveyors, and magnet systems. I was also responsible for the safe use of and performing Preventative Maintence, Checks, and Services (PMCS) of forklifts before and after shifts while accurately weighing all finished loads of material.
As a member of the maintenance team for the day shift, I was responsible for any repairs necessary on the yard to ensure the flow of production. My job duties included a wide range of duties including, replacing motors, belts, conveyors, bearings, pulls, screens, and any piece of equipment not operating correctly. I had to safely operate all tools used, operate heavy equipment including, folk lifts, Skid Steers, Lulls (Skytrack) and acquired my Crane Operators Cert for a Linkbelt.
I Became the lead operator on a new addition to the yard called the STAR Plant. I was the Subject Matter Expert (SME) on every piece of equipment it used, including, feeders, cage mills, air locks, cyclones, conveyor systems, turbo mills, etc. I was responsible for producing copper fines and aluminum fines from larger objects such as vehicles and industrial size equipment. I had to maintain and adhere to all OSHA Safety policies and enforce proper PPE at all times.
I was responsible for correctly picking items in a warehouse and stacking them on pallets then delivering them to be loaded onto trailers using a pallet jack. I had to maintain a high level of fitness and awareness while moving through the warehouse isles along side other operators at all times. I had to efficiently operate a head set to ensure I selected correct items for every order.