JAMAICA LYN RAVELO

1. Joining Metal Components

Use precision tools and solder (usually silver or gold alloys) to join tiny parts of jewelry like rings, chains, earrings, or pendants.

Carefully heat the pieces using a torch or soldering iron to bond them without damaging delicate designs.

2. Assembling Jewelry Pieces

Combine multiple small components to create a complete piece.

Ensure alignment and symmetry before soldering.

3. Repair Work

Fix broken or damaged jewelry items by re-soldering joints or replacing small parts.

4. Finishing Preparation

Smooth out soldered joints to prepare the piece for polishing.

Remove excess solder and clean up the area for a seamless look.

5. Quality Control

Inspect soldered joints for durability, neatness, and visual appeal.

Follow quality standards especially for luxury or export-quality items.

• Cleaned equipment used in kitchen operations such as ovens, grills, fryers.
• Operated dishwashers to wash dishes, glasses, silverware, pots and pans.
• Swept and mopped floors of the kitchen area and accomodation on a regular basis.
• Changing linens and beddings in the accomodation.