James Provencher has over 15 years of experience in manufacturing, warehouse, and forklift operations. He has a strong background in cGMP regulations and quality assurance. His most recent role is as a warehouse and forklift operator at Cummins Pacific where he loads and unloads engines and generators.

1. James Provencher
1301 Scott Ave Apt#52 Clovis, CA 93612 Cell# (559)-573-4215 E-mail - raullay1983@yahoo.com
Summary
Versatile Manufacturing operator in production and dedicated to quality assurance. An in depth knowledge of
cGMP(Current good manufacturing practices) regulations and FDA requirements. Results driven and focused on
achieving success and increased productivity through improvements in operations, quality, safety and administration.
Highlights
- Compliance with GMPs - Shipping and receiving
- Dedication to product quality - Certified Forklift Operator
- Waste management - Multi-Tasker
- Data entry - Safety-Oriented
- CPR and Blood Born Pathogens certified - OSHA 10 Certified
Accomplishments
Started at the production line at Precision Dermatology, worked my way up to warehouse associate/forklift
operator and was promoted to manufacturing operator in less than two and half years. Prepared pallets by
following prescribed stacking arrangement and properly tagging pallets. Continuously maintained an accident
and incident free driving record for more than 12 years. Achieved two associates’ degrees in only three years
(one for game development and simulation programming and the other one for web design and development.
Graduated from PG&E PowerPathway for Gas and Electric Operations.
Experience
Shaw’s Supermarket, Warwick, RI March 2001 - December 2004
Position: Grocery Clerk
 Delegated tasks to team members to optimize productivity
 Handled products and equipment in accordance with safety and sanitation guidelines
 Shelved weekly sale items for customers
 Broke down heavy pallet loads, boxes and bags
 Loaded and unloaded trailers for the grocery, dairy, frozen, and produce department
PC Window and Door, North Attleboro, Mass December 2004 - November 2006
Position: Door and window installer
 Installed Windows and Sliding glass doors
 Used hand tools and power tools and replaced defective equipment and parts
 Cleaned up after the job was done
New England Institute of Technology, Warwick, RI January 2007 - December 2010
Position: Maintenance Department
 Delivering packages all around campus
 Changing light bulbs and ceiling tiles
 Setting up for events (i.e. Graduation, Tech Nite) and robotics challenge). Deliver paper and
electronics to the required instructor

2. James Provencher
1301 Scott Ave Apt#52 Clovis,CA 93612 Cell# (559)-573-4215 E-mail - raullay1983@yahoo.com
Precision Dermatology, Cumberland, RI March 2011 - October 2011
Position: Production
 Worked and helped set up the production line
 Set up the Pamasol machine for different size cans(5g , 30g, 60g, 100g, 150g )
 Set up the Tetroflorathane (Propellant) for the product
 Washed parts after every batch that we fill
 Took apart the Waukesha, and cleaned it after every batch
 Performed SOP’s for all the machinery that we work with and maintain
 Always following cGMP.
Position: Warehouse Associate October 2011 - July 2013
 Worked in the warehouse
 Drove the forklift and helped out (QA, QC, R+D)
 Staged for the next product
 Received in Chemicals, Components, Entering them into the system (Microsoft Excel, and then
adding them to their desired section (such as: Quarantine and Approved)
Position: Manufacturing Associate July 2013 – April 2014
 Made BenzEfoam, BenzEfoam Ultra, Vivatia, Podofilox, Clarifoam, Hylatopic, and Hylatopic Plus
 Performed a major or minor clean after every batch
 Cleaned the Versator, Waukesha, and Silverson, and reassembled them
 Calibrated scales and kettles
 Followed cGMP and taking SOP tests for all the machinery that is used
Cummins Pacific April 2015 - Present
Position: Warehouse / forklift operator
 Loading and unloading engines, radiators, trailers, and generators off trucks
 Order picking for customers
 Palletizing specific parts and boxes for customers
 Cleaning up the warehouse and work area
 Operating a electric and propane forklift (2 ton and 4 ton)
 Loading Generators (100Kw, 200Kw, 300Kw) onto flatbeds
Education
New England Institute of Technology
- Associates Degree of Science: Game Development and May 2007 – January 2009
Simulation programming (Graduated with honors)
Coding in Java, HTML, Adobe Flash, and C++ (all programming languages) and designed for video
games

3. - Associates Degree of science: Multimedia Web Design and March 2009 – December 2010
Development
Built and designed fully functional web sites using software such as Photoshop, After Effects, Illustrator, Flash,
InDesign, Final Cut Pro, and Lightwave
Madera Community College Center
- PG&E PowerPathway program for Gas and Electric Operations January 2015 – March 2015