Mitchell Williams

• Night-Shift Lead at ProCharger | 3 Years of Leadership Experience
• Operated Mazak mills utilizing Mazatrol controls to achieve precise machining results.
• Executed line boring operations with precision and attention to detail.
• Set up tooling for efficient production runs, boosting overall productivity.
• Prepared machines for production runs, ensuring optimal performance and reliability.
• Maintained cleanliness of work area while conducting routine machine maintenance.
• Adjusted daily tasks based on workflow demands to ensure smooth operations. based on workflow to facilitate seamless shift transitions.
• Ensured adherence to safety protocols for night shift personnel.
• Implemented essential process edits to streamline operations and enhance productivity. to enhance operational efficiency.

• Configured mills, both horizontal and vertical, to optimize production.
• Edited programs for Okuma and Awea machines with Fanuc controls.
• Conducted quality checks on parts to ensure precision and accuracy.
• Designed tooling and dies for packaging equipment.
• Maintained cleanliness and organization of work area for safety and efficiency.

• Programmed and set up mills and lathes, including 12 machines with Fanuc controls.
• Configured tooling for various machining operations to ensure optimal performance.
• Utilized conversational programming, G-code, GibbsCAM, and BobCAD for diverse projects.
• Executed daily tasks by selecting work orders, setting up machines, and loading programs.
• Made necessary program adjustments during production runs to enhance output.
• Verified parts for quality and accuracy, adhering to strict specifications.
• Acquired knowledge of speeds and feeds to maximize machining effectiveness.
• Maintained a clean and organized work area to promote safety and efficiency.

• Gained proficiency in Prototrak manual and CNC mills and lathes through hands-on experience.
• Configured manual machine setups and lathe setups according to specifications.
• Utilized measurement tools for precision in setup and machining tasks.
• Produced parts on mill or lathe as required for various assemblies.
• Executed assembly of equipment, boot washes, and acid tanks to meet production demands.
• Developed blueprint reading skills for accurate interpretation of technical drawings.
• Produced parts on mill or lathe for various assemblies.
• Maintained an organized work environment to enhance operational efficiency.

Gained hands-on experience in basic benchwork and manual machining processes. Trained in the safe and precise operation of manual lathes and mills, including turning, facing, boring, thread cutting, and tool grinding. Developed proficiency with taps and dies, drill bits, and end mills, and learned best practices for part setup and workholding to ensure machining accuracy. The course also included a crash course in GibbsCAM, providing foundational knowledge in computer-aided manufacturing (CAM).