Nabil Maimouni Mimouni

To observe and enhance machine operations along with rolling lines.

Ensured quality control of glass products and profiles for high-rise applications. Managed installation of profiles on high-rise glass structures to enhance durability.

Manage production quality and resolve discrepancies.

Perform minor preventive maintenance tasks

Enforce cleanliness and safety standards within work environment.

Operate efficiently within a 3-shift full-time schedule

• 1. Coordinate logistics: Logistics professionals are responsible for coordinating the movement of goods and materials, including transportation, warehousing, and distribution.
• 2. Manage inventory: They manage inventory levels, ensuring that there is an adequate supply of goods.
• 3. Monitor shipments: They track shipments to ensure timely delivery and resolve any issues that may arise.
• 4. Optimize logistics processes: They work to optimize logistics processes, implementing strategies to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
• 5. Compliance with regulations: They ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards.
• 6. Use logistics software and systems: They utilize logistics software and systems to track shipments and manage inventory.

• 1. Set up and operate machinery: Line operators are responsible for setting up and operating machinery or production lines according to established procedures and guidelines.
• 2. Monitor production process: They monitor the production process to ensure that it is running smoothly and efficiently, troubleshooting any issues that may arise.
• 3. Perform quality control checks: Line operators conduct regular quality control checks to ensure that products meet standards and specifications.
• 4. Maintain equipment: They are responsible for performing routine maintenance on equipment to ensure it is in proper functioning condition.
• 5. Record and report production data: They record production data, such as output quantities, downtime, and any issues encountered. They may also analyze data to identify trends or areas for improvement.
• 6. Follow safety protocols: Line operators follow safety protocols to ensure a safe working environment, including wearing personal protective equipment and adhering to safety guidelines.

• 1. Receiving and unloading goods: Warehouse workers receive and unload goods from delivery trucks, ensuring that items are properly accounted for and stored.
• 2. Sorting and organizing inventory: They sort and organize inventory, ensuring that items are properly labeled and stored in designated areas.
• 3. Picking and packing orders: Warehouse workers pick items from inventory and pack them for shipment.
• 4. Operating equipment: They may operate various types of equipment, such as forklifts, pallet jacks, or conveyor belts, to move and transport goods.
• 5. Maintaining inventory accuracy: Warehouse workers assist in maintaining accurate inventory counts, reconciling discrepancies, and updating records.
• 6. Performing quality control checks: They may be responsible for inspecting products for quality, damage, or defects.
• 7. Collaborating with shipping and logistics: Warehouse workers collaborate with shipping and logistics teams to prepare goods for shipment.

• 1. Managing correspondence: Administrative assistants handle correspondence, including emails, letters, and phone calls.
• 2. Organizing schedules: Administrative assistants schedule meetings, coordinate appointments, and maintain calendars.
• 3. Organizing and maintaining files: They are responsible for organizing and maintaining physical and digital files, ensuring that documents are properly labeled, stored, and easily accessible.
• 4. Coordinating meetings and events: Administrative assistants coordinate meetings and events, including sending invitations, arranging venues, and managing logistics.
• 5. Handling travel arrangements: They make travel arrangements for executives and employees, including booking flights, hotels, and transportation.
• 6. Assisting with budgeting and financial tasks: Administrative assistants may assist with budgeting, preparing financial reports, and processing invoices.
• 7. Providing administrative support: They provide general administrative support, including managing office supplies, maintaining office equipment, and assisting with other tasks as needed.