Michael Manley

Ar this job I had to either move the parts from the rack to the booth for the painter, then push the rack into an oven or paint. I had to make sure to evenly coat parts without making it too thick. Keep my space and my gun clean.

I jumped around to almost every base position you could apply to and worked in each spot for a year or two. On the Vizion line I needed to inspect parts, stack them, send them to get wrapped and add the proper labels. On the auto welder I had to work fast pase putting parts into a machine while it welded the last parts I put in together and running checks on the parts I pull out before sending on its way. I ran the forge line for a while and then went up to CNC where I still worked fast pase and had to do measurements adjust my own machines, keep an entire area clean. I worked a few other positions there too while trying to climb up.

This job I was allowed as much Ot as I wanted so I showed at 3am or 4am got the oven, chain, and booths started and began hanging jobs that my coworkers prepared the night before. I ran 2 booths at once when they installed the second booth, priming and then coating the pats at the same time before they went through the oven.