Michael E. Pruitt Jr.

575 W WASHINGTON ST

GREENVILLE SC 29601

Objective

An interesting position with a growing company, where I can utilize my skills and work experience for growth and advancement.

Experience

Phoenix Paper Products Lostant, IL

Machine Operator / Shipping and Receiving

06/97 to 12/08

• Monitored temperature, assembled product and operated production machine.

• Assured product met company specifications.

• Operated molding machine in processing paper products.

• Performed start-up, shut-down and cleaning of machines.

TORRINGTON DUNCAN,SC

PICKER/ORDER/FORKLIFT/CHERRYPICKER 03-95 to 02-97

• Verified and kept records on incoming and outgoing shipments.

• Prepared items for shipment.

• Assembled wooden and cardboard containers and selected preassembled containers.

• Inserted items into containers, using spacers, fillers and protective padding.

• Stamped, stenciled and glued identifying information and shipping instructions onto crates and containers.

• Unpacked and examined incoming shipments, rejected damaged items, recorded shortages and corresponded with shipper to rectify damages and shortages.

• Routed items to departments.

• Examined outgoing shipments to ensure shipments met specifications.

• Maintained inventory of shipping materials and supplies.

• Operated tier-lift truck and used handtruck to move, convey and hoist shipments from shipping-and-receiving platform to storage and work area.

EURODRIVE DUNCAN S.C

MC OPER-PROUTION 10-93 to 1-95

• Operated electrically powered machine to emboss metal plates for use in duplicating and addressing machines.

• Placed blank plate in holder.

• Depressed keys on keyboard to imprint characters on plate, copying name and address from form and work ticket.

• Removed embossed plate.

• Inserted plate in indexed file according to work ticket specifications.

• Operated manually powered embossing machine.

• Operated addressing and duplicating machines.

SPARTAN STEEL SPARTANGBURG SOUTH CAROLINA

MACHINE OP. 05-88 to 4-93

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• Inspected unfinished metal articles, observed and felt welds and bent corners for burrs for defects in metal and poor work.

• Parts came down assembly line I put it in my machine it press out inner pillers for cars.

• Read production schedules and computer printouts and relayed information orally and by written instructions.

• Verified conformity of parts and assemblies on conveyor lines with scheduling information.

• Notified workers to switch parts and assemblies not in sequence.

• Moved lever to raise load between guides to feeding position.

• Observed feeding operation and stopped feeder mechanism to remove defective plates.

Education

DORMAN HIGH 1990 GED 2009

FORKLIFT, METAL CUTTER, ASSEMBLY WORKER, MACHINE OPERATOR

References

Available upon request