Tristan Gonzales

During my time at McKesson, I've been trained to organize, assemble and operate various automated equipment. My role included Inspecting finished materials for quality, identifying defects and routing nonconforming product for resolution. After a job was complete, it was then my responsibility to help the controls team by troubleshooting equipment issues, minimizing downtime and keeping track of deadlines. My volunteer responsibilities included being part of the safety committee where a group of staff discussed key safety standards along with potential new safety issues. My other role was being part of the first responders team where I was trained to identify, diagnose and treat many sorts of injuries/ailments.

A small list of other responsibilities include:

• Supported cross-functional teams in achieving project goals, collaborating effectively with colleagues from various departments.
• Tested products or subassemblies for functionality or quality and troubleshot problems with equipment, devices, or products.
• Conducted thorough testing on finished products, ensuring compliance with industry standards and customer requirements.
• Displayed strong attention to detail while reviewing blueprints or schematics, ensuring proper assembly of components according to specifications.
• Managed inventory levels, ensuring adequate supplies were available for uninterrupted production schedules.
• Collaborated with engineering teams to identify areas for process improvement and develop innovative solutions.
• Served as a reliable resource for junior technicians, providing guidance on best practices and troubleshooting techniques when needed.
• Fostered a team-oriented environment, resolving conflicts and promoting collaboration to achieve shared goals.
• Enhanced data gathering, extraction and analysis for diverse workflows and procedures.

• While working for AHS, I relocated to Kansas City, KS to work at a VA where I've assisted with the installation, calibration and programming of pharmaceutical conveyor belt. My time on this job has expanded my knowledge of construction operations by exposing me to pneumatic equipment and electrical devices that need to be perfectly calibrated and synchronized in order to function properly. Because of this, I've been forced to up my personal standards of quality workmanship.
• Inspected electrical systems, identifying faults in wiring, controls, and equipment.
• Troubleshot electrical faults in healthcare facilities, restoring power to critical systems quickly.
• Performed preventive maintenance on motors, panels, lighting, and emergency backup equipment.
• Installed, repaired, and tested wiring, controls, and circuit components to code requirements.

• Worked with dad as handyman in Denver metro area, gaining practical experience in maintenance. Fixed plumbing, electrical, and structural issues in residential and private properties, ensuring functionality and safety. Acquired mechanical knowledge foundational for transition to VA jobsite.
• Inspected equipment, identified maintenance issues, and prioritized repairs to prevent downtime.
• Performed preventive maintenance on tools, machinery, and facility systems following safety procedures.
• Troubleshot mechanical faults and completed repairs using hand tools and diagnostic equipment.