Tamesha Randall

• Monitor/Inspect - inputting, changing, and tracking settings on explosive bays.
• Inspect finished charges and associated tooling for damages or quality nonconformities.
• Diagnose problems with equipment using advanced troubleshooting abilities.
• Receive and verify correct tooling from the tool crib, move tooling to and from the explosive bay, install tooling, and align the press.
• Detect defects and machine malfunctions to prevent future issues.
• Prepare the machine for production processes by equipping it with the required tools and parts.
• Managed daily workflow and scheduled staff for adequate coverage.
• Assisted in training new employees on shift operations.

MATERIAL HANDLER (Oct. 2022-Jan. 2023)

• Coordinated incoming and outgoing shipments and placement of materials to meet scheduling requirements.
• Sorted cargo for accurate shipment to target locations, preventing unnecessary delays, and promoting productivity.
• Assisted with physical inventories as needed by counting parts accurately and quickly.
• Updated job knowledge by participating in educational opportunities such as seminars or trainings.
• Checked incoming deliveries for quality and quantity to promptly identify damage or issues pertaining to orders.
• Received and distributed incoming materials to designated areas.
• Tracked shipment information using computerized systems such as SAP or Oracle software applications.
• Reviewed work orders before starting work to determine necessary materials and meet deadlines.
• Adhered strictly to company policies concerning the use of protective gear while on duty.

Safe/Secure Lab Technician (June 23 - CURRENT)

• Responsible for the production, quality control, and packaging of explosive initiators and boosters.
• Perform and oversee all tasks, including the inspection of incoming parts, pressing of explosive powders, parts assembly, component traceability, quality checks and testing, and packaging, in compliance with applicable government regulations.
• Operating machinery: pressing explosive powders using a pneumatic press.
• Assembly tasks include the assembly of electronics, including wire cutting, crimping, and ultrasonic welding.
• Labeling and scanning components for traceability.
• Maintaining clean workstations.

• Assembles medical products in an assembly operation, performing a variety of tasks on a rotating basis.
• Examined final products for conformance with quality and design standards.
• Set up and adjusted machines for daily operations, and reported issues to management.
• Operates computerized test equipment to determine whether electronic equipment is working properly.
• Assisted in the assessment of finalized product development to maintain QC standards.
• Organized project components according to workflow.
• Performed quality control checks on equipment used in the laboratory setting.
• Evaluated final products for quality and compliance with product standards.
• Performed routine inventory checks and ordered new supplies when inventory was running low.
• Identified areas of improvement within the team by implementing regular assessments and evaluations.
• Participated in and attended meetings or seminars to obtain information for use in training programs.