Jon George

Day to day operations. I was responsible for daily inspections of pumps, vessels, piping, and overall unit health. Monitoring liquid levels, visual inspections for damage, correct line-ups, and making sure the unit was fully operational. Monitoring different gas reading and working in high pressure units, and H2s units. Reacting to all different circumstances and emergency scenarios. Leaving detailed shift notes for a proper carry over into the next shift.

• Monitored machine operations and fixed minor malfunctions.
• Coordinated operations with other emergency service groups.
• Telephoned and radioed team members to coordinate efficient and smooth pump operations.
• Collaborated with other operators to synchronize product flow from pumphouses and control contamination.
• Conducted general housekeeping functions such as removing spills and organizing supplies.
• Maintained well-calibrated systems to keep inspections accurate.
• Inspected parts to assess quality and conformance with specifications.
• Observed and tracked information from gauges, instruments and meters to proactively identify and address issues.
• Completed thorough measurements and sorted out defective parts.
• Used automated measuring equipment and hand-held devices to evaluate production.

Working to make quality products for kimberly clark in the adult diaper section. This was a strict unit at these were considered medical units. Maintaining quality and production rates were key. working with heavy machinery and being highly organized were a must.

• Took on additional shifts during peak work periods to keep projects on schedule.
• Resolved issues quickly to maintain productivity goals.
• Organized work to meet demanding production goals.
• Inspected final products to assess compliance with quality standards and established tolerances.
• Supported machine operators in setup and operation of production equipment resulting in efficient runs.
• Assembled and tested various products to meet production requirements and quality control standards.
• Used equipment properly to avoid workplace hazards or injuries.
• Troubleshot production issues and provided timely solutions.

While working in the company i had over 8,000 hours of ultra sonics as a qualified Level 2 on composite materials for the aerospace division. dealing heavily with hand calibration tools and software to run quality scans and interpret those scans. I had over 800 hours in radiography in the space launch division as a certified level 2, on rocket boosters and various missile composite casings. i then became certified as a certified level 2 in dye penetrant.

• Used sonic measurements to map presence of imperfections within objects.
• Created radiographic images to detect flaws in objects while leaving objects intact.
• Used radio astronomy, voltage and amperage measurements to evaluate material properties.
• Used thermal and infrared testing to identify defects in concrete and other building materials.
• Performed liquid dye penetrant tests on piping and vessels to inspect for discontinuities and cracks.
• Analyzed and interpreted data, schematics and manuals to determine specifications, inspection and testing procedures, adjustments and certifications of instruments required.
• Evaluated and reported inner structure and flaws by preparing scaled diagrams pinpointing defects.
• Used software to document non-destructive testing methods, processes and results.
• Prepared reports on non-destructive testing results.