Erik Kaufman has over 5 years of experience as a machine operator and 2 years as a production lead. He has an Associate's degree in Electrical Engineering Technology. His technical skills include logic circuit design, oscilloscopes, electrical schematics, soldering, and troubleshooting circuits. He has worked as a line cook and in warehouse and production roles.

1. Erik Kaufman
881 W. Main St. – Ravenna, Ohio 44266 – 330-907-0209 – erik_leigh@yahoo.com-
www.linkedin.com/in/ErikKaufman1
Professional Summary:
Five years of Machine Operator experience with a commitment to safety, quality and customer
service. Promoted to Production Lead within 6 months of employment and for two years
reviewed work orders and ran several different machines simultaneously.
Technical Skills:
 Logic Circuit build / design
 Oscilloscope
 Electrical Schematics
 Test and construct electronic circuits
 Install point – to – point wiring, wire
harnesses and wire connectors
 Surface mount soldering skills
 Experience in quality control and
testing
 Troubleshoot circuits and power
sources
 Skilled in the use of hand tools for
repairing and installation
 Reads and understands schematics
and blueprints
 Assemble and disassemble PC’s to
the component level
Education:
Associate of Applied Science in Electrical Engineering Technology Graduation: 06/2015
ITT Technical Institute – Akron, Ohio
 Dean’s list
Work Experience:
Line Cook 12/2009 – 12/2012
Eddy’s Deli and Restaurant – Stow, Ohio
-Apportioned and served food to facility residents, employees, and patrons
-Checked quantity and quality of received products
-Continuously monitored restaurant and took appropriate action to ensure food quality and
service standards are consistently met
Production Associate / Production Lead 11/2007 – 06/2009
Gojo Industries – Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
-Monitored process units and quality control testing performance for plant processes
-Made sound and logical judgments regarding process changes
-Reviewed the daily computer log and reported any inaccuracies in the process board
-Responded to and initiated proper corrections to process alarms
-Communicated effectively with operators and supervisors on a technical level
-Cleaned, wrapped, and labeled outgoing orders
-Counted and verified orders picked to ensure accuracy
-Processed work orders and prioritized jobs
-Reviewed work orders and communicated with prior shift to assess work needs for the day
-Kept supervisor informed of job progress and material requirements

2. -Maintained record accuracy by using work order reporting system
-Notified supervisors of faulty operations and defective materials
Warehouse 04/2004 – 07/2006
Alro Steel – Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
-Cleared damaged items and loaded freight
-Loaded flatbed by forklift and hand truck
-Used propane forklift to load trailer at warehouse
-Operated powered lift trucks, floor sweepers, pallet jacks and forklifts safely, with a 0%
incident rate
-Followed proper selection procedures as established by the company
-Receiving incoming shipments and reviewed contents against purchase order for accuracy
-Oversaw warehousing and storage practices and housekeeping
-Unloaded, picked, staged, and loaded products for shipping
-Oversaw special orders, after-hours, and urgent shipping jobs
-Evaluated operational records and made scheduling adjustments to maximize efficiency
-Selected products for specific routes according to pick sheets
-Counted and verified orders picked to ensure accuracy