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Jeffrey James

BERMO Inc.
Aitkin,MN

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Work History

Press Break Die Setter

BERMO Inc.
  • Set up and adjust dies for production runs, ensuring optimal performance and efficiency.
  • Collaborate with team members to troubleshoot equipment issues during operations.
  • Conduct routine maintenance on die-cutting machines to minimize downtime.
  • Monitor production quality, making adjustments to meet specifications as needed.
  • Train new staff on die-setting procedures and safety protocols.
  • Implement process improvements that enhance workflow efficiency and reduce waste.
  • Lead initiatives to streamline die changeover processes, reducing setup time significantly.
  • Analyze production data to identify trends and recommend operational enhancements.
  • Assisted in troubleshooting and resolving mechanical issues, minimizing interruptions to production schedules.
  • Supported new employee training, sharing knowledge of die setter best practices and techniques.
  • Maintained a safe work environment by following all safety guidelines and procedures while operating machinery.
  • Ensured proper handling of dies by using appropriate lifting equipment, minimizing potential damage or injury risks.
  • Optimized machine performance through timely preventive maintenance tasks such as lubrication, filter replacements, and wear part inspection.
  • Reduced downtime for equipment maintenance by performing routine inspections and cleaning of dies.
  • Enhanced production efficiency by accurately setting up and operating die casting machines.
  • Collaborated with Quality Control department staff to address any non-conformance issues in a timely manner.
  • Communicated effectively with supervisors regarding any concerns or issues related to die setting operations.
  • Developed streamlined processes for die setup, reducing the time required between changeovers.
  • Contributed to lean manufacturing initiatives by participating in Kaizen events and implementing 5S methodology in the die setting area.
  • Participated in regular team meetings, offering insights into process improvements that positively impacted overall production goals.
  • Collaborated closely with tooling department for proper die storage, handling, and transportation within the facility.
  • Acted as a liaison between engineers and production personnel, ensuring accurate interpretation of design specifications during die setup stages.
  • Demonstrated a strong commitment to quality control by consistently monitoring product specifications throughout the production process.
  • Increased product quality with precise alignment and adjustment of dies during machine operations.
  • Ensured compliance with company standards by accurately documenting work activities and maintaining clean workspaces.
  • Contributed to continuous improvement initiatives by suggesting modifications to enhance productivity and reduce waste.
  • Contributed to cost-saving measures by identifying opportunities for reusing materials within the die setting process where appropriate.
  • Adjusted and ground dies, tools, and parts after production to assure quality control and usability.
  • Selected specific metals and other materials for tools depending on heat tolerance and durability, according to tool functions.
  • Computed dimensions, shapes, and specific sizes for dies based on design outlines.
  • Coordinated and planned operation sequences based on blueprint and model schematics.
  • Polished and refined tool surfaces, both flat and contoured using abrasive stones, power grinders, and emery cloths.
  • Assessed need and resourcefully designed jigs, fixtures, and templates to aid in production efficiency.
  • Trimmed blocks and blanks to outlined dimensions with rules, hand saws, and power shears.
  • Measured and scribed plastic and metal stock with extreme accuracy to prepare for automated machine production.
  • Conceptualized and designed new products using computer software and 3D imaging to assess validity.
  • Inspected items for safety and operability.
  • Read and stuck to detailed production schedules.
  • Monitored production and made improvements for quality and productivity.
  • Inspected final products for quality and functionality.
  • Requisitioned replacement tools, parts, and equipment.
  • Created blueprints for new tool designs.

Education

- Press Break Set Up Print Reading

Minneapolis Technical Institute | Minneapolis, MN | 05.2005

Skills

Personal computer knowledge with Windows 11

Timeline

Press Break Die Setter

BERMO Inc.
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Minneapolis Technical Institute

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Jeffrey James