Ryan Liewer

- Began at entry-level in the molding department and eventually became responsible for the fabrication of large steel castings for Caterpillar bulldozers as well as other heavy industrial pieces; General Electric locomotive engine frames, U.S. Army tank turret rings and many other military castings both Army and Navy, other heavy industrial equipment.

- Member of Steelworkers' Union, Local 6943, for over 20 years.

• Operated molding machines to create metal components efficiently.
• Inspected finished products for quality and adherence to specifications.
• Ensured compliance with safety regulations when operating machinery or handling hazardous materials.
• Verified dimensions of finished parts against blueprints or drawings.

• Directed training programs for staff on new production processes.
• Implemented compliance measures to ensure safety and quality standards.
• Fostered a culture of continuous improvement within the department.
• Coordinated with other departments to ensure successful completion of projects.
• Managed daily work assignments of subordinate staff members while ensuring timely completion.
• Trained employees on proper and safe use of equipment and tools.
• Followed safety protocols and company processes and procedures.
• Handled shift overstock, restocking, and inventory control.
• Managed daily operations, ensuring efficient workflow and productivity.

- Wanted to point out that when I took a small break from the Steel Foundry, I worked here at Quaker Windows, and then returned to the Foundry.

• Responsible for maintaining personnel records for active duty members.
• Deployed to Bosnia for 6 months with combat helicopter squadron.
• Promoted meritoriously to Lance Corporal: working for NCO promotion at time of discharge.