Maurice Guest

• 3 days4 hours;2 days8 hours; a week
• Focused on maintaining timely and reliable delivery services.

• My day starts with the vehicle inspection quality check amongst the items selected, and Tools for todays jobs. Once loaded from the warehouse,I will have 3 to 5 jobs a day., Drive to Location of Vehicle Repair( customers house or business) using provided vehicle, Perform minor services such as repair, install, maintain tires on cars, trucks, and commercial vehicles. Once all jobs was completed a final quality, check of tools, and the vehicle was performed at the end of the day to have me sit and ready for the next.

• 4 color Automatic printer; Larned manual printing first
• My supervisor was old school with fundamental, so I started as a washer in the pit
• Pity the second you walk in, Ahahaa
• But that's where I learned the mesh count of a screen, as well as how to burn in an ager
• Coating coming with that, I work second shift so you know " Do your work, And Set up for the morning shift"

• Start of the day I will go outside and check the count of the rollers I have loaded for the machine then I will check the all levels of the machine to make sure they’re all maxed out at the proper amount. I will check notes sol blood is in temperature of the press before running a sample guy to make sure that the temperature is properly heating a roller to orchestrate the job properly. Once the quality of the machine check has been done, I would retrieve the die for my first order, load machine and run a test so for quality team to inspect. Once we are given the greenlight, your full regalia.

Maintenance was great guys but slow to the side so I had to pay for a nice problem minus work to keep the machine operating within the timeframe. We need it to get the order completed so he can be aged packaged loaded on the truck and out by the same day. Some of these repairs are, welding the sheer blade, adjusting sensors on the die slider, diagnosing billet saw machine( it had a mind of its own at times), and torch cutting flashes off the back of the die when the die was not properly temperature checked and the billet mushroomed out.

Oversaw team operations during a supervisor's absence of several months. Before my departure to relocate in Atlanta.

• Sets up and operates fabricating machines, such as brakes, rolls, shears, saws, and presses, to cut, bend, straighten, and metal plates
• Formulated structural designs per specifications provided.
• Reads and interprets blueprints, engineering specifications, and shop orders to determine machine setup, production methods, and sequence of operation
• Change dies, and adjust machine settings for multiple or successive passes
• Performed quality checks by utilizing specific measuring instruments.

Sorting and organizing the dies by numbers and letters throughout an two Building warehouse lucky we had a motorized

cart. Get a list from the floor team supervisor of the expected dyes that would be needed for the night. Make sure that they have been sandblasted and polished. After that comes the set up of the die and it appropriate Bakker. And placed in the over of approximately 800 to 900°

Once a nice amount of today’s jobs are in the ovens, then I will go to the caution room to check the tank for the previous jobs dies to see if the acid it has done it job for the dies to be ready to move to be sand blessed.

With this position, quality checks was 100% upon my judgment. Nice amount of pressure huh especially when the order approximate time of completion time is seven hours and gap has tensions of shrinking after cooling, stretching, getting cut by the soul, and aging. Man have I seen RACKS of 16k piece order having to be recycled after aging due to incorrect gap measurements. From here is how I become a press operator. I guess they said since I’m already a part of the quality team, I might as well be a part of the production team, so I can check the quality from the beginning to the end ahahaaa

• Able to perform minor repairs to dies and other tooling
• Able to do complete setups on new dies
• Monitor finished products for quality standards
• Complete simple, routine maintenance on machines to keep machine operational
• Experienced and skilled in understanding layouts, drawing, sketches and performing machining of components using drill press, milling machine, lathe, surface grinder, saw and other machines; Use of measuring equipment

Measurements measurements measurements as well saw height, saw height, saw height.

Wants poured from the scratching crew I would’ve just my soul due to the blueprint reading roll up maybe an inch or two to cut a sample to be sent to the quality team once greenlighted your run a full pass, but the first four pairs will be check due to soul damage to make sure pieces or not Bent on the ends, diagonally cut, or rigid. Made sure the racks were properly set up with metal blocks the head sleeves on to hold the approximate amount of weight. Usually depending upon the type of order, you could get a four stack or maybe five per rack. From here I moved to the stretching team; tail stretcher to be exact.

• Operate saws and cutting machinery
• Perform setup and adjust on machines to ensure optimal performance
• Utilize hand tools, micrometers, and other measuring instruments to verify dimensions of cut materials
• Collaborate with team members to meet production goals and maintain quality standards
• Assist in troubleshooting mechanical issues as they arise during operations
• Follow safety protocols and maintain a clean work environment at all times