Xia Chang

My daily responsibilities on the Winder End of 30SC were to measure and mix adhesives to accurately follow coating recipes from Process Standards. Dialing in and monitoring equipment to verify proper adhesive flow, viscosity, and coating quality. Communicating with team members and other departments, such as maintenance or engineering, to troubleshoot problems with machinery or processes when necessary. Record production inputs and material usage for each job run on Workflow. Coordinated changeovers to clean, adjust equipment, and replace materials for new production orders, all while multitasking.

My daily responsibilities as an AASD Converting Operator were to perform daily checks on all equipment, such as the hoist and fork truck, prior to start-up each day. Read and verify work order sheets to ensure that all product label information, such as lot number, work order number, etc. are accurate. Set up and operated slitter equipment to slit products according to customers' widths and sizes, all while inspecting products for quality purposes. Measure and record completed workpieces to verify specifications with calipers and scales, as per Process Standard. Record all input and output of the usage of materials and products onto Workflow. Maintain a clean and safe environment, all while multitasking.

• My daily responsibilities as a Jet Melt Operator included compounding raw materials, setting up machines per process standard specifications, monitoring and adjusting operations as needed for quality assurance, and setting up changeover for the next progression of orders. Perform and record onto MES the in-process test method on viscosity, overlap shears, heat resistance, peel PVC, specific gravity, ball and ring, solids, and moisture test. Record all input and output usage of materials and products onto Workflow. Communicate with team members and other departments, such as Engineers and Maintenance, for quality assurance purposes. Maintained cleanliness of work area and equipment in accordance with safety regulations.

• My daily responsibilities as a Packaging Operator were to perform regular quality checks on packaged products before shipment. Setting up and adjusting machine speed, pressure, and other settings as per Process Standard specifications. Inspected the product for defects during the filling and sealing process for quality assurance. Assisted in troubleshooting problems with equipment when they occurred during production runs. Kept records of production activities on paperwork and OPRA/Workflow related to production processes accurately and promptly. Trained new personnel on safe and effective use of packaging machinery. Kept a safe and clean work environment all while ensuring that all safety measures were followed while operating the machines.

A few of my daily tasks as an Assistant Operator were confirming the correct pack standards being utilized in production, inspecting finished products for quality assurance before packaging, and equipment assembly for changeover. Communicating with team members and maintaining a clean and safe work environment will all involve learning and taking initiative as much as possible.

My daily responsibilities were as follows: the ability to read blueprints, and handle power tools efficiently and safely. To handle, move, and store various non-hazardous and hazardous materials within the work area and warehouse.

My daily responsibilities were as follows: working in a team-based environment to assemble recliners and sofas. Maintaining a clean work environment.