Mark Keegan
Shawnee,Kansas
Summary
Adept at enhancing production efficiency and quality, my tenure at General Motors LLC honed my skills in workplace safety and hand tools proficiency. I excel in fostering team collaboration and achieving significant productivity improvements, evidenced by consistently exceeding project milestones. My background also includes expertise in equipment operation and a commitment to OSHA compliance, making me a valuable asset to any manufacturing team.
Overview
1986
1986
years of professional experience
Work History
Line Assembler
General Motors LLC
- Collaborated with team members to meet production deadlines and maintain a consistent workflow.
- Ensured product quality through thorough inspection of assembled items before moving them to the next stage in the process.
- Increased productivity by quickly identifying issues in the assembly process and making necessary adjustments or repairs.
- Met daily quotas consistently by always working hard and efficiently with little downtime.
- Assembled components with minimal supervision, exceeding expected project milestones.
- Demonstrated adaptability by learning new techniques or working with different materials when required for various product lines or special projects.
- Supported continuous improvement initiatives by participating in cross-functional teams focused on enhancing overall production processes.
- Assisted quality assurance by inspecting items and removing defective parts.
- Completed skilled work using electrical, hydraulic and air-activated hand tools.
- Practiced standard operating procedures for consistent production results.
- Removed imperfections in component pieces and finished work.
- Reduced assembly time with proficient use of hand tools, power tools, and specialized equipment.
- Followed specifics of each production run to perform high-quality work within specified tolerances.
- Improved safety standards by adhering to company protocols and maintaining a clean and organized work area.
- Enabled smoother production flow by promptly reporting any discrepancies found during parts verification stages.
- Assisted in training new hires on assembly techniques, fostering a supportive work environment that encouraged skill development and collaboration among team members.
- Promoted an efficient and positive work atmosphere by actively participating in team meetings, offering suggestions for improvement, and supporting fellow line assemblers during peak workload periods.
- Read and understood schematics to accurately connect each component.
- Protected team members by identifying and removing safety hazards, keeping pathways clear, and equipment properly stored.
- Put hazardous materials in properly marked containers to avoid injuries or contamination.
- Restocked other stations and moved completed items to other stations for additional processing.
- Enhanced production efficiency by assembling components according to specifications and following standard procedures.
- Completed durable assemblies and subassemblies with hand and power tools.
- Performed visual and functional inspection of components to determine quality and identify defects.
- Troubleshot assembly line to repair malfunctions and avoid disruptions.
- Trained and mentored new employees to apply best practices on assembly line operations and comply with procedures and regulations.
- Stocked and replenished parts used on assembly line to maintain consistent supply and inventory.
Tracked Vehicle Mechanic
US Army
06.1981 - 06.1985
- Reduced downtime for track vehicles by performing timely maintenance and repairs on engines, transmissions, and hydraulic systems.
- Supported positive relationships between colleagues within the mechanic team through open communication channels and constructive feedback exchanges.
- Developed expertise in working with various types of track vehicles, ensuring comprehensive knowledge of each system''s unique requirements.
- Proactively addressed potential future issues by recommending preventative maintenance services to clients, extending the lifespan of their track vehicles.
Education
High School Diploma -
Joseph A Craig High School
Janesville, WI06.1981
Skills
- Workplace safety
- Quality inspections
- Hand tools proficiency
- Assembly techniques
- Hand and power tools
- Production lines
- Equipment operation
- Manufacturing
- Repetitive work
- Assembly instructions
- Power and hand tools
- Safety procedures
- OSHA compliance
- Quality control
- Hand-eye coordination
- Equipment monitoring
- Product inspection
Timeline
Tracked Vehicle Mechanic
US Army
06.1981 - 06.1985
Line Assembler
General Motors LLC
High School Diploma -
Joseph A Craig High School
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