Mark Revel Lingat

Kent

Summary

Skilled Machine Operator with background in manufacturing environments. Demonstrated ability to operate, troubleshoot and maintain complex machinery for optimal performance. Strong safety record alongside capability to work effectively in team-oriented settings. Previous roles have resulted in improved production efficiency due to proactive problem-solving skills.

Overview

years of professional experience

2004

years of post-secondary education

Work History

Machine Operator / Batch Maker

Daniel Smith Artist Materials

Seattle

01.2025 - Current

Operated machinery to mix and produce artist materials consistently.
Followed safety protocols to maintain a secure work environment.
Monitored equipment performance and reported any issues promptly.
Assisted in quality control checks of finished products for standards compliance.
Loaded raw materials into machines according to production specifications.
Adjust machine settings to complete tasks accurately.
Observe machine operations to detect any problems or defects in the finished product.
Monitor the feed and speed of machines during the machining process.
Troubleshoot malfunctions in equipment or processes.
Operated mixing equipment to prepare batch formulations.
Monitored ingredient quality and ensured proper measurements.
Assisted in maintaining clean and organized workspaces.
Documented batch production logs accurately for quality control.
Maintained accurate records of all materials used in the batch making process, including quantity, type and cost.
Collaborated with other departments such as Quality Control and Research and Development to ensure consistency across all products.
Reviewed production orders and identified necessary ingredients to create batches of product.
Weighed out specified amounts of materials for each batch based on formulas and recipes.
Adjusted controls to ensure that products met quality specifications.
Cleaned equipment after each use in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices.
Organized raw material storage areas according to company standards.

Supervisor / Upkeep /Production Machine Operator

Ardagh Group

Seattle

10.2008 - 07.2024

Advise necessary personnel immediately of any problems with mold equipment or machine variables
Manage machine set-up on an assigned tank by establishing what special coating will be used, how it is to be applied, and how often the equipment will be changed
Maintain production standards at the highest level of quality by ensuring appropriate forehearth temperatures, job set-ups, and/or job changes
Direct, advise, and train employees in the forming department including how to identify and correct defects
Assist with the implementation of continuous improvement processes through problem-solving planning and corrective actions
Manage the maintenance of Individual Section (IS) machines ensuring machine setups are acceptable and maintained
Establish good forehearth curves and operations on all shops monitored
Maintain a daily line of communication with management and ensure job changes are up to standard before leaving each day
Ensure that all personnel under supervision practice good and safe working habits
Check and record all pressures on IS Machines
Comply with environmental and food safety standards as set forth in plant policies and programs within the departmental responsibilities
Administer effective safety program striving for zero accidents in the workplace
Train and develop employees and maintain good labor relations with the effective application of the labor contract
Collaborate with applicable departments for job changes ensuring efficient changes in terms of time and quality
Prepare work assignments for employees and maintain accurate record keeping
Establish and maintain effective work relationships within the departments, with other departments, with the Union, and with the corporation
Comply with environmental and food safety standards as outlined in plant policies within the department
Perform necessary doping and swabbing of mold equipment, adjust temperatures of mold equipment to the feeder and change, or assist in changing, blanks, molds, finish mold changes and record reason.
Reports any bad glass, bad machine conditions, or defective machine parts which cannot be corrected to crew-leaders and supervisors.
May be assigned responsibility for additional equipment, up to and including, the point at which the bottles enter the lehr.
Gauge weight and selected physical dimensions on complete set-out and/or random sample and record using the computer terminal.
Re-qualify all cavities following any major downtime
Experience installing, maintaining and troubleshooting various types of industrial machinery

Education

Cleveland High School

Seattle, Washington

Skills

Machine operation
Equipment maintenance
Quality control

Batch production
Safety compliance
Process improvement

Timeline