Vikas Dhiman

Green Mill machine operator & Quality control Analyst:

• Edger operator: Operated edger machines to achieve precise cuts on various materials.
• Trim-Saw Optimization: Utilized various software and tools to streamline processes and optimize performance.
• Bin sorting and stacker.

Quality Control Analyst (QC):

• Conducted regular inspections of products for quality compliance.
• USNR : Conducted quality checks on scanned timber for accuracy and completeness.
• Self-Adjusting Machine (SAM) technology automates the size control process. SAM effectively replaces many quality control functions typically performed manually

• Monitoring the process of debarking, ensuring that the logs are being processed accurately and to customer standards.
• Adjusted feed rate according to log size and species for optimal results when processing logs.
• Identify any defects in finished posts, and take corrective action (quality controlling).
• Pencil posts are made using a hydraulic post pointer machine.
• Inspecting machines and machine parts for tool effectiveness, and fixed or replaced components to optimize performance.
• Wheel loader and digger operating on daily duties.
• Managing inventory by loading and unloading stockpiles with a wheel loader.
• Assisting in the maintenance of the wheel loader by performing daily safety checks and lubrication.
• Assisting in unloading logging trucks with a digger.

• Set up and operate sawing machines, such as band, circular, or jig saws, to cut logs into lumber of specified dimensions.
• Monitor the feed rate of logs into the saws, inspect lumber for defects, and adjust machine settings accordingly.
• Work closely with other departments, such as inventory control, to ensure accurate supply levels at all times.
• Keep detailed records of daily output levels for review by management personnel.
• Inspect finished products for quality control purposes before stacking them onto pallets.
• Assist other workers in various tasks, such as loading logs onto conveyors, or sorting lumber into piles by grade or length.
• Train new employees on the proper use of equipment in accordance with company policies.

• Documented daily production data, and submitted accurate time logs to keep management up-to-date.
• Set up machines for various timber sizes to maintain compliance with manufacturing thresholds, and waste reduction initiatives.
• Utilized fastening equipment to fasten, package, and stack timber.
• Established and adjusted feed rate parameters to keep operations in line with production demands.
• Ensure that safety guidelines are followed at all times while operating machinery.
• Trained staff on the proper operation of machinery and safety protocols.

• Calculate speeds and feeds for different sizes of wood being machined.
• Handle manual duties, such as loading and unloading timber by hand, if needed.
• Measured, marked, and cut timber with precision and accuracy.

• Adjusted blade tension, speed, and other settings as needed for optimal performance.
• Inspected finished pieces for accuracy and conformance to standards.
• Managed material inventory and prepared cutting lists.

• Operated planer machines to shape wood materials according to specifications.
• Maintenance, table handling, tooling, cutter head settings, etc.
• Operate saws, jointers, and other woodworking machinery to produce timber products.