1. Latasha R Harper
2528 Old Dutch Way
Memphis, Tn. 38133
(903)490-0850
lrharper73@aol.com
WORK EXPERIENCE
Day and Zimmerman/ Lone Star Army Ammunition Plant (903)255-2800
2/2004- Present
Temporary Supervisor/ Quality Assessor/ Production Leader / HE Production Operator
Supervisor: Cassandra Ware (903)255-2913 Contact: Yes
Salary: $17.54 per hour
Hours per week: 40
Performs various assigned work tasks in connection with the production of ammunition either
manually or with the use of various tools, machines or equipment. Performed jobs such as
receiving, packing, unpacking, shipping, inspecting, assembling and break down, re-working
and palletizing of component parts and finished ammunition. Visually inspects components for
deterioration and defects such as burrs, cracks, holes, dents, pits, fins, etc. I assured compliance
with the ordinance specifications, standard inspection, procedure and drawings. Loads and
unload films, activated process and develop films using various chemical fixtures as well as
prepare records for x-rays. I conducted active roles in applications of SPC controls, such as
collecting, plotting and interpreting process data. Adjusted process and notifying appropriate
personnel to correct actions. Make job assignments as necessary to instruct and oversee
workers in production methods such as SOP's and TDP requirements and operating procedures
and safety regulations. Maintain accountability of components, assemblies, kept up with
inventory on monthly basis, ordered supplies or parts, and calculate documents. Review each
request for quantity, nomenclatures, description, stock, part number and class of each item.
Verify identity and quantity with the request for issue or purchase orders when receiving
materials. Obtain complicit descriptions, serial numbers and delivers to designated tool rooms
by the use of Production Order Numbers and Product Code Numbers. Visually inspect all out
going materials by Lot numbers and National Stock numbers before being shipped. I also have
experience answering phones, filing, storing papers, placing orders and taking messages.
Maintain work scheduling data, work status to date, process controls and completions.
Prepare transfers, systemize and preserve both written and computerized communications.
kept up with documentation of customer orders, a lot of logging in and out computer with data,
product specifications and secure inventory of stuff outgoing and coming in. A good working
knowledge of governing supply systems, programs, policies, work methods or the
understanding of needs. Assist in the receipt of property by verifying records and posting
receipts to cost points and resolving any receipting errors due to insufficient quantity, wrong
part, or any parts damaged. Perform any necessary filling typical with an office environment.
Oversee various operations of management systems by maintaining logs or original documents
related to batch records, work orders, re-works, vendor alerts and training logs for completeness
or correctness. Update database identifying numbers, use and document numbers. Experience
with communications, decision making, time management, filing, typing, have knowledge of
computer skills as well as some SAP programs. Read work orders or oral instructions on where

2. to materials. Forward documents to data entry for delivery. Gather the proper information
together to get a shuck prepared for shipping. Can verify quantities or packing list of purchased
parts, process goods receipt and place items in proper container. Made the needed shipping
labels for production on computer before being shipped. I was more of a quality inspector than a
production operator and worked next to Supervisor.
Fred’s Discount Store
6/2006-3/2007
Sales Clerk/ Cashier/ Customer Service/ Training Operation Manager
Supervisor: Makesha Baxter (501)952-0349 Contact: Yes
Salary: $7.75 per hour
Hours per week: 24-40
I worked on register at times as a cashier, help unload and stock freight, handled exchanges and
returns, handled money on daily basis. Most importantly I had good communication skills I
assisted customers with questions and concerns. Also worked next to the Operations manager at
times and filled in when it was needed. Checked in vendors making sure the product they were
bringing in was matching what was on the invoices. At times kept up with paperwork on daily
basis, helped assist with the inventory as well as trained to do bank statements and deposit
money into bank when management was absent or had something else going on at that time.
Was trained to handle schedules especially when someone could not make it to work. And was
also trained to balance account charges and account receivables on some occasions. Worked
well with others and as a team member.
Champion Parts, Inc. (Out of Business)
10/2000- 12/2003 (Laid Off)
Production Operator/ Tester
Supervisor: Michela Briggs
Salary: $7.25 per hour
Hours per week: 40
Assembled and put together starters, air compressors, carburetors and spark plugs on an
assembly line with the needed tools. When I was not doing this I was testing the parts
on the required machines to make sure the items worked properly. Those that did not work or
test correctly was sent back to assembly line to be reworked back into production and then
retested again. This was more like a quality inspector position
Tyson Foods, Inc.
9/1996- 9/2000
Assembly Line Worker/ Production Operator
Supervisor: Ricky Gamble (870)845-1455
Salary: $8.15 per hour
Hours per week: 40
A manufacturing company that process chickens. I worked on an assembly line deboning and
cutting thighs off chicken. Worked on an Inspection breast belt where I removed bad chicken

3. breasts from the belt. I worked on a conveyor belt bagging up and packing out chicken wings.
I cut up broken chicken parts reworking them back into production.
Klipsch, Inc.
6/1994- 9/1995
Assembly Line Worker
Supervisor: Jake Townsend (870)777-6751
Salary: $5.25 per hour
Hours per week: 40 or less
Building motor board facings and placing them on to tall speakers. Drilling screws into the
motor board facings to fit speakers making sure they were secured. Testing, repairing and
touching up the bigger speakers before being shipped to pack out. I worked back and forth on
the assembly line on the smaller speakers making sure that the needed installation, wiring, and
the final preparations were been done before being shipped to pack out as well. Worked in pack
out preparing products for shipping assembling with the needed the labels before being shipped.
TRAININGS
Customer Service Training
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP)
Material Safety Data (MSDS)
Safe Lifting Techniques
OSHA
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Sexual Harassment
Fire Extinguishers
Waste Hazardous Programs Training
SAP programs
Quality Assessor Training
CERTIFICATIONS
Statistical Process Control (SPC)
Quality Assessor
Word Documents
REFERENCES
Rosa Harris (870)515-0035 former Quality Engineer Supervisor (Day& Zim)
Cassandra Ware (903)255-2914 Quality Supervisor (Day& Zimmermann
Terry Lax (903)276-5425 former Line Superintendent (Day& Zimmermann)
MaKesha Baxter (501)952-0349 former Operations Manager@ Fred’s