Lead Quality Assurance Technician, Supply Technician, Team Leader

2/2008 - 9/2008

Hobart West Solution

Entry Level

• As a Lead Quality Assurance Technician my Responsibilities were defining and assuring compliances to all operating procedures and requirements. Making visual, tactile comparison, and routine inspections, I ensured that all approved U.S.P.S. procedures, physical attributes, color contrasts , seal adhesion, style, size and cleanliness were meet for general appearance and acceptance. Did daily audits acceptable and non-conforming product and storage transfer.

6/2007 - 8/2008

H S Crocker

Entry Level

• Receive and count stock items. Pack and unpack items to be stocked on shelves in stockrooms, and warehouses. Store items in an orderly and accessible manner in warehouses, tool-rooms, supply rooms, or other areas. Clean and maintain supplies, tools, equipment, and storage areas in-order to ensure compliance with safety regulations. Determine proper storage methods, identification, and stock location based on environmental factors, and physical capabilities of the facilities. Measure, weigh, and count products and materials. Examine and inspect containers, materials, and products to ensure that packing specifications are met. Record product, packaging, and order information on specified forms and records. Remove completed or defective products or materials, placing them on moving equipment such as forklifts or in specified areas such as loading docks. Transport packages to customers' vehicles

3/1983 - 5/2004

Defense Supply Center Philadelphia

Individual Contributor

• As a supply technician I preformed the duties of a contract administrator. I did data transcribing and clerical support functions. Performed-cataloging duties required for new items. Responsible for the editing policies, contract group code maintenance, and stock number maintenance. Compiled statistical reports for my supervisor so he could be brief at meetings. As a team leader, in the inventory and accounting, I engaged in performing inventory management function. Reviewed warehouse denials, ejects, report of discrepancies, condition code changes, item manager inquires, credit balances, and other actions received to identify problems and to determine type of analysis required. Distributed a balanced workload among employees in accordance with established guidelines. Made detailed searches of transaction registers, activity listings, and history files, to determine causes of error and choose corrective action.

1990

Specialist Degree

Penn State University Philadelphia, PA

• Business Managment

1989

Specialist Degree

Temple University Philadelphia, PA

• General Studies