Sharon Bossler

• Recommended type and amount of coverage based on analysis of customers' circumstances using persuasive sales techniques.
• Calculated quotes and educated potential clients on insurance options.
• Ability to make calls with warm and cold leads
• Attend Zoom meetings with clients and co-workers
• Attend training meetings via Zoom

Validated fabrication process and verified conformance with requirements by performing first-piece inspections.

Created quality control plans based on project specific technical documentation and requirements.

Improved performance of production staff and reduced errors with detailed non-conformance reports.

Weighing TMA trucks as a completed unit to ensure that truck is at required GVWR weight.

Receiving all new chassis to ensure quality upon delivery and prior to starting the TMA build process.

Oversee ordering of parts and supplies.

Performed weekly inventory.

Receive and check quality of all incoming parts.

Create a build list and document all material needed for each stage of production.

Distribute and track all parts on hand.

Operate fork trucks of all sizes.

Apply all decals.

Paint truck beds.

Troubleshoot any wiring issues with truck.

Final inspection of all TMA trucks.

Document any issues found not to be satisfactory.

Forming and building of fiberglass tanks for fire trucks and specialty items.

Office duties such as recording attendance, recording work completed by all employees, and supply coordinating.