Jennifer Hunsucker

• Run lead machines that produce spools, caps and clips.
• Give breaks to operators
• Drive a forklift to deliver material to operators
• Print labels and wrap finished product
• Clean at end of shift
• Ensured that all safety procedures were followed during production processes.
• Inspected parts produced to ensure they meet customer specifications.

• Ran various stations to build clutches
• Train new operators
• Use power tools and or air tools
• Order material for orders
• Enter production and downtime in computer
• Clean areas at end of shift

• Load and unload machine
• inspect finished
• product, place in a trimmer and place on a tray to get ready for oven.
• change out the molds as needed
• operate machines through out the plant as needed
• Unload finished products from machines onto conveyors or other transport systems.

Ran a machine called a harper. Set up machine by using a tape measure for length of duct board collars for orders. Assembly product with a rivet machine, pack finished product for shipments or stock.

As a spinner, I spliced cotton together and fed into machine to produce yearn. As a packer I drove a tugger to get cans of cotton for spinners and packed finished product onto a pallet. When pallets were full took finished product to shipping area by using a forklift.