Lawrence Jones

• Improved production efficiency by optimizing chemical processes and implementing new protocols.
• Enhanced product quality through regular testing, analysis, and adjustments to chemical formulations.
• Reduced waste generation by streamlining processes and implementing recycling initiatives.
• Safety standards by conducting routine inspections and enforcing strict adherence to guidelines.
• Kept equipment running efficiently through calibration knowledge and basic repair skills.
• Followed safety processes and protocols while moving hazardous chemicals and operating heavy machinery to avoid accidents.
• Tracked and documented production data to maintain accurate records.
• Stored, retrieved, mixed, and monitored chemicals used in production.
• Operated chemical processing equipment successfully while adhering to company standards.
• Monitored and adjusted parameters of chemical production process to achieve desired product quality.
• Coordinated with other departments on the timely delivery of raw materials for production.
• Processed and analyzed test results for chemical mixtures to promote high-quality yield and took appropriate actions to correct undesirable results.

• Process Operations Technician is responsible for safely maintaining product quality.
• Typical job duties included performing visual rounds for assigned areas, assessing equipment, taking instrument readings, and communicating with the board operator, supervisor, and other Refinery Personnel.
• Preparing equipment for scheduled maintenance, performing preventive Maintenance, performing basic instrument equipment, and troubleshooting to determine if Technician support is required,making equipment adjustments to optimize performance.
• Maintaining housekeeping for common and assigned areas and complying with all environmental and safety procedures.

• The Chemical Process Operations Technician is responsible for safely maintaining product quality. Typical job duties included performing visual rounds for assigned areas, assessing equipment operations, taking instrument readings, communicating with the board operator, supervisor, and other refinery personnel, preparing equipment for scheduled maintenance, performing preventive maintenance,performing essential instrument and equipment troubleshooting to determine if Technician support is required,making equipment adjustments to optimize performance, maintaining housekeeping for common and assigned areas, and complying with all environmental and safety procedures.

• Process Operations Technician is responsible for safely maintaining product quality. Typical job duties included performing visual rounds for assigned areas, assessing equipment operations, taking instrument readings, communicating with the board operator, supervisor, and other refinery personnel, preparing equipment for scheduled maintenance, performing preventive maintenance,and performing essential instrument and equipment troubleshooting to determine if Technician support is required,making equipment adjustments to optimize performance, maintaining housekeeping for common and assigned areas, and complying with all environmental and safety procedures.

• As a general warehouse Technician, my responsibilities included shipping and receiving. I planned and managed the flow of goods into and within the facility. I also had to learn about the tools and equipment and their uses. I used Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and Microsoft Access.
• - Operated Forklift and various other vehicles
• - Ran Maximo computer systems

Responsibilities included packing the product, keeping the feed full on the machinery, and running it. I also maintained house cleaning for common and assigned areas, performed preventive maintenance, and operated a forklift.

• I developed a reputation for reliability and professionalism among teammates, coaches, and opponents.
• Adjusted equipment for new product line and performed troubleshooting to deliver quality in operations.
• I maintained a clean and organized work environment, promoting safety and productivity.

U.S Army Heavy Track Diesel Mechanics service and repair all U.S Battle Tanks, Trucks, Bull Dozers, Cranes, and all other diesel engines in the U.S Army Inventory. Diesel mechanics must be versatile enough to adapt to new technologies. It's common for a tech to handle all kinds of repairs, from working on a vehicle's electronic system one day to doing major engine repairs the next.

• Used specialized tools and equipment to diagnose and repair issues with diesel engines.
• Conducted full operational compliance inspections before releasing vehicles for use.
• Managed parts inventory and tracked the status of recent orders to maintain tool and equipment stock.
• Analyzed engine faults in buses and trucks, identifying potential causes and determining needed repairs.