Miguel Rojas

• Researched and studied ramsay, mechanical aptitude, and electrical enginnering
• The research enhanced my understanding about the following topics; Electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, currents, volts, jouls, watts, Omhs law, PLC cabinets, parallel/ series circuits, Kirchhoff's laws, three phase transformer combinations, testing using a meter, basic relay types Behavior in the work place and Importance of safety when performing any type of work.
• I have been a maintenance tech at amazon for 1yr and 8 months
• I have been part of projects for solving why equipment is not functioning properly and repairing or replacing parts to make our conveyor systems operational
• Some of the types of equipment i have experience working with is flex conveyors, [Motor driving roller] MDR conveyors, Shoe sorter, Mia1 Sorter rebuild project .

I was part of the team who successfully rebuilt and entire sorter for mia1 location

Welding damage IQ belts, Fixing dead spots in conveyors/ air leaks, diaphragm replacement knowledge, ordering and installing belts, rollers, Electrical and mechanical components, replacing spaghetti belts, Belt lacing, etc..., one man lift.

Opex sure sort and sure sort xl

I spent three weeks at the GEU3 location to help with there short staff and we replaced hundreds of o-bands on there new conveyance

There has been days, at the same time, when we had no manager or higher up such as tech 3's and as a tech two i had a normal day without stress because i was confident in my abilities.

I remember when i started over 3 yrs ago as an associate we had a spacific iq belt conveyor that is close to the opex 5# department, that conveyor sounded like someone was waking two metal bats togehter. Even when i was a fresh tech i still heard the noise. so at the associate lunch break i locked the conveyor down and when inspecting inside i saw the iq belt was halfway off track and one of the belt guiders was constantly banging against rollers. Right then and there i replace the bad guider and adjusted the rest and that conveyor does not make any unusual noises any more.

There was another time when i still a new tech i would hear rollers that have damaged bearings, they make aloud noises i would waste no time and notify associate manager and see if i could make repairs right then and there, or at a downtime window

Still today i take action and make good results. Just on a bigger scale and alot faster, I have more experience than when i first started.

• Diagnosed mechanical problems and determined solutions to correct concerns
• Inspected and tested machinery, equipment and component parts to identify defects, diagnose malfunctions and facilitate repairs
• Installed, fit, cleaned and repaired valves, caps, hoses, pumps and gaskets
• Operated pressure pumps, air electrical equipment and mechanical equipment
• Cleaned, repaired and installed tank gaskets and internal and external valves
• Fabricated mechanical components consistent with engineering specifications for efficiency
• Utilized highly-accurate measuring instruments to align machinery in new installations and replacement
• Troubleshot, diagnosed and repaired engineering equipment

• Arranged and stocked new merchandise following placement directions
• Built and maintained relationships with peers and upper management to drive team success
• Supported management team to facilitate task completion and meet performance goals
• Received merchandise into warehouse, relocated products using forklifts and pallet jacks and processed orders for shipment
• Followed cleaning and sanitation guidelines to meet health and OSHA requirements
• Updated inventory and production information using warehouse management systems and scanner guns
• Performed repetitive assembly tasks with hand and power tools and automated equipment
• Sorted and placed materials or items on racks, shelves or in bins to keep warehouse organized
• Collaborated with team members to complete assigned tasks and meet tight deadlines
• Operated pallet jacks and forklifts to load and unload supplies and materials
• Participated in company training sessions to improve skills and boost process knowledge
• Recorded parts inventory information and neatly organized parts for storage
• Identified issues affecting safety and addressed with shift supervisor for prompt resolution