Thomas Hasson

At Dymotek, i mostly move around from machine to machine each day, working with all product that is produced. Some days i will do multiple machines if short staffed. I am able to work not only efficiently but accurately with the standards of quality and safety. I operate the machines, inspect, assemble, and package product off the press, alert when troubles arrive on the floor or machines, and troubleshoot what i am able to myself; for either my own machine or others.

I have worked throughout my time at Dymotek to master the machines to the best of my abilities, and for almost every machine in somers and ellington i know how to run, troubleshoot, and help stage current and future orders for my shift and the shift ahead.

I am trained to audit all finished product from floor to warehouse, and when i have the time i am able to efficiently audit multiple pallets of product.

I am also trained to be a trainer for Dymotek, and currently at somers i train new people on every single machine. I have also had new co-workers sent to me from other shifts to train them as-well .

I have been trained at my last 3 jobs on the standards of GDP, and can practice GPD when filling out documents consistently well.

During my time at Eppendorf Operated, Maintained, and troubleshot large machinery producing medical pipet tips on the production floor, and towards the end of my time there i was moved to the shipping department.

I was moved to the shipping department to help out with staffing shortages, as my manager knew that i was a fast learner and had intimate knowable of what was good to be sent out and not. Here i would seal product with shrink wrap after it was inspected and approved by us.

The medical Pipet tips would come out in boxes of different sized depending on the machine, and contain from 50-100 tips. While Operating, i was expected and able to identify and fix alarms, stay on top of all product the machine was producing, and inspect most tips for signs of damage, flash, or shorts.

I was also expected to fill out a production paper throughout the day detailing my checks of product, issues i had with the machines, times they went down, anything related to production throughout the day, all with the standard of GDP in mind

This was also a job in a cleanroom ISO environment which i am trained for and able to uphold to the standards needed regarding required PPE, and cleanroom procedures/etiquette.

Worked in sanitization department of cleanroom, staging orders, prepping the materials, and sanitizing/inspecting all materials and tools for the order to entry for the cleanroom.

After the product was entered into the cleanroom i was responsible for documenting the work with GDP in a workbook throughout the day, with any mistakes fixed with compliance to GPD standards.

To enter the cleanroom i was required to "gown-up" head to toe in a full PPE gown, with goggles and a respirator. i was trained and eventually gown certified at SCA.

I also worked in the biology lab, working as an assistant to the biologist helping with testing.