Maria Cristina Torres

• My primary production role is to perform assembly line tasks to manufacture, assemble, and package products. This includes operating machinery, performing quality control checks, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and maintaining your work area
  

• A quality inspector is responsible for ensuring that products or services meet established standards. Their duties include inspecting raw materials, in-process and finished products, performing tests, documenting defects and recommending corrective actions, and maintaining detailed quality records and reports.
  

• My day began by preparing the work area with all the tools that would be needed for the day, such as thermometers, calibrating scales, and counting the dishes for the different products. I then went to the office to collect the list of products that would be prepared for the day. I would make sure the work area was disinfected to wait for my team of workers and place them on the work table. I would make sure that the product was delivered with its exact weight, temperature, and with the different labels. I would make sure that the quantity of production that was requested came out on time. At the end, I would deliver a form to the office that they gave me. There I would write down every half hour the temperature, weight, time, and name of the product in which the order had been completed.

My job consisted of receiving merchandise, labeling it with a number, then submitting it to the computer system with the date, time, type of product, and city from which it was sent, answering the phone and taking orders, maintaining daily inventory at the beginning of the day and at the end of the day.