Sharon Steadman

Started in speed lathe running several different types of machines. within 5 months after being hired on I moved up to a group 5 setting up those machines.

After a year and a half I became a lead in the 35 cell. I troubleshoot any problems that may arise. I work with several people in order to keep the cell moving and get parts out that are of Dema quality.

• Established a culture of accountability among staff members through routine performance evaluations and constructive feedback.
• Mentored junior team members, fostering professional development and growth within the organization.

I ran a RA machine folding and packing envelopes. I had to troubleshoot and adust any problems.

• Operated multiple machines simultaneously to meet production requirements.
• Trained new employees on proper machine operation, ensuring adherence to company standards and safety guidelines.
• Operated various types of machinery, contributing to the successful completion of diverse projects.
• Set up and adjusted equipment and properly configured machines for daily operation.
• Loaded raw materials into machines and unloaded finished products to keep manufacturing process running smoothly.

I followed directions to operate different types of machines and produce quality products occasionally had to work with a team of people to get those parts out.

After 6 months I worked in the plaiting department where they were behind. I was able to organize two shifts to get us caught up and get ahead.

• Operated machining equipment safely with team of operators.
• Loaded raw materials into machines and unloaded finished products to keep manufacturing process running smoothly.
• Followed detailed instructions to operate machines with accuracy and produce quality products.

• Maintained an organized work area, ensuring efficient access to tools, materials, and supplies for optimal productivity.
• Produced high-quality garments through careful monitoring of stitch quality and consistency.
• Supported performance targets by maintaining clean and neat work areas.
• Operated sewing machines to join, reinforce, or decorate products and performed hand stitching for smaller projects.
• Met strict deadlines for garment production by efficiently managing workload and prioritizing tasks.
• Completed high-volume projects within tight deadlines while maintaining exceptional levels of craftsmanship in each piece produced.