PAULA R. RHYDER

I installed wiring harnesses into the cab over engine trucks. I also installed steering boots and columns, strobe lights and b post lights.

After installation I would torque both steering column and steering boxes to exact specs.

I was to execute written instructions with precision to enable the construction of customized made to order products for various consumers.

Physical labor included utilizing a tiny water welder to "wax" the parts to a premade sprue for further processing.

Much care is involved in this whole process.

As a processing technician I was responsible for gathering all ingredients using a tractor (fork truck) for a particular batch, presicely weighing out exact portions of each additive and mixing said batch with water, et al, at correct dilutions.

I gathered samples of HFCS from the top of the rail cars and tested every car for quality standards.

I would perform all required tests on finished product to specs as well as performing critical tests on the syrup prior to any water addition.

• To safely, and in a timely manner, distribute parcels to both businesses and residences

• At PCA we make corrugated boxes. The ultimate goal is to learn all aspects of the fabricating machine. I am currently just performing loadformer duties, but I have begun to learn the pre feed portion.

• I have operated various machines to perform the necessary tasks required to transform steel ingots into workable pieces per customer requests. Said machinery includes Midwest Grinder, Braun saw and VA saw (both abrasive type saws), Amada saw (CNC type band saw), and a Loeser polisher. I have also performed other duties involved with the production of large steel ingots.