Samuel Obeng

• Reordered components—both completed and raw—to have an exact inventory.
• improved the quality of the goods by carrying out in-depth inspections and promptly detecting flaws.
• checked incoming items for quality problems upon receipt.
• completed visual assessments to collect information on the product and its distinctive features.
• finished and prepared work orders to ensure high-quality output before charging customers.
• items that have been chosen for testing and inspection at various production stages.
• checked goods for flaws and faults.

updated reports and records for quality control

• moved inventory items to their proper places.
• Placed goods in the right shipping containers.
• kept a safe workplace by adhering to the necessary safety procedures and performing routine inspections.
• Maintained storage rooms tidy, safe, and secure to provide complete protection of corporate property.
• as instructed, received and unloaded shipments of new equipment.
• kept a risk-free, hygienic, and clean work environment.
• helped with goods receipt, stocking, and distribution.
• assembled containers and pallets for safe cargo transportation.