Abraham Barsee

Working as an inspection technician at Cleveland Cliffs Steel Company means playing a crucial role in ensuring the quality and safety of steel products. My day-to-day tasks focus on examining materials and finished products, checking for any defects or inconsistencies that could impact performance. With attention to detail and strong technical skills, you contribute to maintaining the high standards the company is known for. You use various inspection tools and techniques to assess steel thickness, strength, and surface quality. Collaborating with production teams, you help identify potential issues early, allowing for timely corrections that keep operations running smoothly. Safety is always a priority, both in your inspections and in adherence to workplace protocols. Working in this environment gives you a chance to develop specialized knowledge about steel manufacturing processes and the importance of quality control. My role supports the company’s mission to deliver reliable steel products that meet customer expectations, while upholding industry standards. Overall, being an inspection technician at Cleveland Cliffs is a position that combines technical expertise with a commitment to excellence, making it integral to the company’s success.

• Organized backroom storage areas in order to maximize space utilization.
• Received, unpacked, and stored incoming merchandise according to company guidelines.
• Moved heavy merchandise around the store using pallet jacks or other necessary equipment.
• Inspected product quality and quantity before restocking shelves with new items.
• Reported any damaged goods or out-of-date items immediately to management personnel.
• Restocked shelves after each customer purchase for optimal display presentation.
• Verified stock levels of existing products on store shelves to ensure adequate inventory levels.
• Loaded and unloaded delivery vehicles to maintain inventory.
• Stocked pallets throughout shift to keep warehouse clean, maintained and organized.
• Replenished items to maintain stock availability.
• Maintained neat, safe and orderly workspace to prevent accidents and injuries.
• Coordinated with management to identify and resolve inventory discrepancies.