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Charles Bloomberg
Huntsville, USA
charlesbloomberg@gmail.com
(621) 799-5548
in/cbloomberg
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Dedicated assembly line worker with over 10 years of experience in fast-paced manufacturing environments. Proven expertise in quality control, machine operation, and efficiency optimization.
PROFESSIONAL Experience
Senior Assembly Line Worker | Company A
June 2018 — Present, Detroit, USA
• Supervised a team of 15 employees, effectively reducing downtime by 20% through meticulous oversight and timely interventions.
• Trained over 30 new hires on assembly protocols and safety procedures, enhancing team productivity by 15%.
• Implemented a lean manufacturing strategy using Six Sigma principles, resulting in a 10% reduction in material waste.
• Conducted daily inspections across 5 assembly stations using digital calipers and micrometers, ensuring a 99.8% quality assurance rate.
• Executed machine maintenance and troubleshooting for 10 complex automatic assembly machines, reducing service disruptions by 35%.
Assembly Line Worker | Company B
February 2014 — May 2018, Dearborn, USA
• Operated manual and automated assembly equipment, assembling up to 200 components per shift to maintain production schedules.
• Played a pivotal role in the pilot testing of a new assembly line layout, improving workflow efficiency by 12%.
• Collaborated with engineers to fine-tune machine settings, boosting output by 8% over six months.
• Performed end-of-line quality checks, achieving a 98% customer satisfaction rate through rigorous attention to detail.
Junior Assembly Line Worker | Company C
August 2010 — January 2014, Flint, USA
• Assembled small automotive components with a daily output of 500 units, meeting stringent industry standards.
• Participated in weekly safety drills and ongoing safety training sessions, contributing to a record of zero workplace accidents.
• Assisted in the introduction of a new inventory tracking system, enhancing inventory accuracy by 25%.
Assembly Line Worker | Company D
January 2007 — July 2010, Gary, USA
• Efficiently manned multiple stations across the assembly line, meeting daily production targets of 300 units.
• Provided regular feedback on process improvements, leading to a 5% increase in overall efficiency.
• Conducted material audits to ensure component quality, reducing defect rates by 10%.
Education
Associate Degree in Manufacturing Technology | Purdue University
December 2006
Expert-Level Skills
Machine Operation, Quality Control, Lean Manufacturing, Six Sigma, Process Improvement, Team Leadership, Safety Compliance, Troubleshooting, Training, Inventory Management, Detail-Oriented, Time Management, Collaboration
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