Tony Goodman

Mechanical Assembler

Diamler Chrysler

Salisbury, NC

03.2002 - Current

Keep accurate records of parts used during each assembly task.
Assist in training new employees on the proper use of tools and equipment related to their job duties.
Work cooperatively with team members to complete tasks efficiently within established deadlines.
Participate in continuous improvement initiatives aimed at streamlining production processes.
Ensure compliance with all company policies and procedures related to safety, product quality standards.
Read blueprints and diagrams to determine proper assembly techniques.
Assemble mechanical parts, components or assemblies using hand tools and power tools.
Align components for proper fit and function.
Inspect completed assemblies for conformance to specifications.
Use calipers, micrometers, height gauges, protractors and other measuring instruments to ensure accuracy of assembly.
Maintain records of all production activities including quantity produced, quality control results and inspection data.
Test assembled machinery for proper operation prior to shipment or installation.
Perform preventative maintenance on machines used in the assembly process.
Perform minor repairs on mechanical components such as tightening loose screws, nuts, bolts.
Identify problems with malfunctioning equipment or processes and make necessary repairs or adjustments as required.
Kept work areas organized and clean to maximize productivity.
Clean work area regularly to maintain a safe working environment.
Documented errors and quality issues for engineering department.
Utilized heavy machinery and various tools to measure and assemble units according to specifications.
Looked for faulty components in assembly processes to prevent accidents and errors.
Removed samples, broke down assemblies and inspected individual components.
Utilized blueprints, sketches and instructions to construct parts and products.
Collaborated with quality control professionals and other assembly teams.
Performed finishing work such as deburring, painting and polishing.
Reworked, repaired or replace damaged parts or assemblies.
Contacted vendors to procure equipment and tools to meet organizational demands.
Completed standardized tests to assess quality and compliance with specifications.
Read and interpreted assembly blueprints or specifications manuals to plan assembly or building operations.
Positioned or aligned components for assembly.
Positioned or aligned components for assembly, manually or using hoists.
Inspected, operated and tested completed products to verify conformance to customer specifications.
Set and verified parts clearances.
Provided feedback to improve and streamline production processes.
Fastened or installed piping, fixtures or wiring and electrical components to form assemblies or subassemblies.
Retrieved correct materials from product inventory to perform various fabrication duties.
Verified conformance of parts to stock lists or blueprints using calipers, gauges or micrometers.
Assembled systems of gears by aligning and meshing gears in gearboxes.
Inspected assemblies for defects during various stages of production.
Removed rough spots and smooth surfaces to fit, trim or clean parts.
Assessed work for errors or compliance issues and made corrections or modifications.
Inspected and tested completed products to verify function, machine capabilities or conformance to customer specifications.
Set up and operated metalworking machines to shape or fabricate parts.
Installed heat trace tape to tubing and controls and bent large tubing with power bender.

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