Laurie Dudczak
Hamburg,NY
Summary
Highly-motivated employee with desire to take on new challenges. Strong work ethic, adaptability, and exceptional interpersonal skills. Adept at working effectively unsupervised and quickly mastering new skills.
Overview
35
35
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Electronic Assembler
Astronics LSI
East Aurora, NY
10.2022 - Current
- IPC-A-610 Certificate received in July 2024
- Microsoft Teams, Telenet , Email and Internet explorer, and Intuitive programs used
- Assembled electronic components by hand, using soldering irons and other tools.
- Inspected assembled products for any defects or malfunctions.
- Read and followed blueprints, diagrams, schematics, and technical manuals to assemble electronics.
- Tested functioning of completed assemblies to ensure proper operation.
- Performed basic troubleshooting on defective parts and assemblies and replaced them as necessary.
- Maintained a clean and organized work area at all times.
- Calibrated test equipment and performed quality control checks on all finished products.
- Used precision measuring instruments such as calipers and micrometers to check dimensions of parts.
- Communicated with supervisors regarding production issues or delays in order completion.
- Installed various hardware components into electronic devices.
- Interpreted engineering drawings accurately when assembling complex systems.
- Operated automated assembly equipment in accordance with safety regulations.
- Read and interpreted blueprints to determine what materials and tools would be needed for assembly.
- Used soldering equipment and wiring to assemble electrical and electronic systems.
- Used air hoses and proper solutions to clean components.
Set Maker
McGard
Orchard Park, NY
05.2007 - 10.2022
- Verified accuracy of finished products against work orders or blueprints.
- Cleaned up work area at end of shift to maintain safe working environment.
- Organized storage areas for efficient retrieval of items when needed.
- Kept operations area neat and orderly to minimize obstacles.
- Instructions and other information is put into a clamshell, followed by a tray. A key is taken and 4 or more lug nuts are keyed and put into the tray. A front card in put on top and clamshell gets closed. 12 sets are put into a bin and sent to K-Bar for the clamshell to be sealed shut
Production Worker
Qualex, Kodak
Portland, Oregon
10.1993 - 05.2005
- Inspected product quality prior to packaging and shipment.
- Cleaned up work area at end of shift to maintain safe working environment.
- Kept operations area neat and orderly to minimize obstacles.
- Operated Noritzu 2103 and 2102 mini-lab reprinting photos that were damaged in the Packaging department.
- Operated the V-100 machine to develop APS negatives
- Set up mechanical parts to mini-lab machine to print APS Film
- Control strip printed every hour for QC to test verifying printer was printing in the correct color range
- Printed enlargements on Nortizu 1602 verifying color, touching up dust spots when possible, then package and taken to shipping department
- On all machines rack were pulled, rinsed off and put in bin with water to soak overnight
- In Packaging department a negative cuter and 40K was used to cut negatives and rolls of prints. Once each set of negatives and prints were cut the first print and first print on negative match. The number that is printed on bag that film is received in and on end of negative roll are verified that they match. Prints and negatives are put in envelope, put in bag, then billed. All done orders are put into a basket and sent to shipping department
Letter Head Printer
Krepe Kraft Invitationsproducti
Blasdell, NY
10.1989 - 05.1993
- For each order the typesetter will use the type style of letting the customer would like to be used and use individual letters, numbers and spacers to spell what the customer wants the item to say and place it in a chase
- The person printing the order will place the chase in the letterhead press.
- The color ink the customer order is placed on the plate of the printer.
- An impression is printed on the pad of the printer. An item, such as a napkin, is used to help guide where the print is going to be placed, and a guide is taped down.
- Once set a good napkin is printed and the lettering is checked by printer make sure spelling is correct.
- A second person verifies that the spelling, color of ink and color of the item is correct
- The order is then printed with how many the order specifies
- The order is then sent to packaging to be packaged
Education
High School Diploma -
Immaculata Academy
Hamburg, NY06-1989
Some College (No Degree) - Computer repair
Erie Community College
Buffalo, NYSkills
- Soldering skills
- Hand tools
- Soldering abilities
- Circuit boards
- Functional Testing
- Assembly line experience
- Blueprint Reading
- Safety awareness
- Quality Control
Certification
- IPC-A-610 (taken in July 2024)
Timeline
Electronic Assembler
Astronics LSI
10.2022 - Current
Set Maker
McGard
05.2007 - 10.2022
Production Worker
Qualex, Kodak
10.1993 - 05.2005
Letter Head Printer
Krepe Kraft Invitationsproducti
10.1989 - 05.1993
- IPC-A-610 (taken in July 2024)
High School Diploma -
Immaculata Academy
Some College (No Degree) - Computer repair
Erie Community College
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