quality control inspector safe house resume example with 4+ years of experience
JessicaClaire
Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CA94105(555) 432-1000, resumesample@example.com
Professional Summary
Given the apportunity to perform, Ican prove to be a quick- study, self-starter and a very dependable employee. I enjoy challenges. I work well with others, and Iam quick and effective in problem solving.
Skills
Inspection protocols
Materials inspections
Packaging
Work History
09/2001 to 01/2006Quality Control Inspector, Safe HouseMarcus Corporation | Rochester, MN,
I worked the office and warehouse Performed visual assessment of products to evaluate conformance with quality standards.
Communicated with production team members about specific quality issues such as packaging of the product.
Examined parcels for defects or issues, reported problems quickly and maintained high levels of accuracy. When I wasn't helping with QA. I'd be in the Safe House making barcodes for the packages that had no labels. All damaged packages came to me. I communicated with the drivers regarding our shipments. I Assisted ASR. Trained new workers.
06/2003 to 08/2003Conveyor Belt MonitorDepartment Of Administrative Services, State Of Ohio | Belmont County, OH,
My duties in this company may seem very senseless how ever they were very important. I made sure that all containers that ran through my line were not defective, contaminated and/or dirty. I kept the conveyor belt clean and made sure containers were stocked and ready for processing.
01/2002 to 03/2003Front Desk ClerkLaw Offices Of Morton H. Boren | City, STATE,
Maintained financial accuracy by collecting deposits, fees and payments.
Sorted mail and other important data upon my Manager Toni's absence, promoting quick delivery of all messages to recipients.
03/2000 to 10/2000Legal SecretaryLaw Offices Of Vincent Oliver | City, STATE,
Supported team of 2 Attorneys in practice of Criminal Law.
Obtained signatures from Attorneys for legal documents.
Diligently edited legal correspondence for grammar and spelling.
Assisted Attorneys in collecting information such as employment, medical and other records.
Scheduled and made appointments for 2 Attorneys.
Filed documents with courts on behalf of Attorney.
Organized files for court proceedings.
Processed appeals, motions and pretrial agreements.
Education
Expected in 06/1996 to to High School Diploma | Montebello High School, Montebello, CAGPA:
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