Kyle Ogilvie

My six week term as a case sorter provided me 178 hours of experience in a warehouse environment to verify and sort items that came down the production line.

• Inspected a number of products for defected/damaged items from the production line.
• Arranged products for further processing, shipping, & storage.
• Scanned various packaging labels with barcodes for tracking purposes and verification.

As a NDT assistant, aiding all qualified technicians via documentation and equipment handling for 16 separate outages for a total of 528 hours.

• Reviewed a variety of technical documents to better determine proper inspection requirements.
• Performed calibration checks on equipment according to procedures established by company quality management system.
• Ensured compliance with the inspection site's safety protocols such as OSHA, ASME, & AWS.

My service in the Air Force focused on inspecting equipment via one of five methods: fluorescent penetrant, magnetic particle, ultrasonic testing, eddy current analysis, & computed radiography.

• Gained a total of 2600 hours of inspection experience over the course of approximately 825 jobs.
• Inspected a variety of aircraft equipment ranging from actively installed pylons, separate bolts/hinges, or surface level parts.
• Documented all possible discrepancies both manually & digitally from command to interpret.
• Coordinated with several team members within my shop/section to ensure tasks were completed or repaired as efficiently as possible.