Lititia Yvette Carter
Address: **** ******* ****** ** #***
Washington, DC 20011
Cellular: 336-***-****
Email: aceo3d@r.postjobfree.com
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
• 15 year chemist, research and development, management, manufacturing and quality
control and assurance career; Certified Six Sigma with strong background in technical
research, training, innovation, product development, manufacturing, quality control and
assurance, test methodologies and technical support.
• Proven ability to function and respond in high demand environment effectively
communicating with all levels of management, support, vendors, customers, consumers
and government agencies including municipal and state.
• Quality decision maker, productive trainer, motivator, team builder and player providing
quality effective analytical, technical and problem solving, trouble shooting, root cause
skills and knowledge.
• Maintain technical knowledge and understanding of current industry product standards,
specifications, processes, regulatory, test analyses and methodologies.
RELATIVE EXPERIENCE
Jan 13, 2014 to April 18, 2014; 40 minimum hours per week; Raw Material QA Chemist and
Analyst; temporary contract hourly employee; $17.00 per hour; Proctor & Gamble, Incorporated,
6200 Bryan Park Road, Browns Summit, NC 27214; Mr. James Mize, 336-***-****; may
contact supervisor. Performed raw material (RM) test methods and procedures per US
Pharmacopeia and Proctor & Gamble, Incorporated via various analytical instruments e.g., GC,
AA, UV-Vis, FTIR and Wet Chemistry. Maintained cGMP and GLP regulated documentation,
records, sampling, Certificate of Analysis, specifications and other raw material data utilizing
software e.g., MS Office, LIMS, SAP and ChemStation.
Accomplishments: Performed several full lot material tests supporting to meet required
corporate quality deadline vendor qualification and recertification dates.
Jan 1, 2011 to July 31, 2011; 40 minimum hours per week; Technical Director; permanent
salaried employee; $85,000 Annually; FibroChem, LLC, 1901 Kimberly Park Drive, Dalton, GA
30720; Mr. Pat Foust, 847-***-****; may contact supervisor. Managed quality control
laboratory staff. Evaluated and advised test methods, analyses, reviews, reports, global
regulatory information, manufacturing processes and instructions, technical data, product
specifications, material procurement and negotiations and provided appropriate and needed
recommendations to reporting staff, intra-departments, senior management and board of
directors, government agencies, municipalities, state, customers and consumers. Maintained
documents, staff training and evaluations.
Accomplishments: Repaired broken instruments and implemented standard test methodologies
enhancing brand image, customer satisfaction and quality material supply chain. Created,
established and implemented several electronic forms and documents e.g., raw material (RM)
and finished product (FP) technical data sheets also purchase order form.
August 1, 2006 to December 31, 2010; 40 minimum hours per week; (R&D) Research and
Development Manager and Chemist; permanent salaried employee; $67,000 Annually; Aberdeen
Road Company dba Herculite Products, Incorporated, 105 E. Sinking Spring Lane, Emigsville,
PA 17318; Mr. Donald Kauffman, 717-***-****; may contact supervisor. Managed research
and development laboratory, staff – working closely with human resources department regarding
legal and immigration information and working permits. Daily provided research (legal and
regulatory) to various requesting levels of management and sister companies. Fully managed all
research and development projects as well as other departmental projects (when assigned).
Researched, developed, qualified, advised and procured all project raw materials and finished
products. Accounted for, completed, signed and provided all company annual regulatory reports
to federal government agencies, international regulatory agencies and local municipal reports for
hazardous materials (HAZMAT) and environmental protection agency (EPA), department of
environmental protection (DEP), SARA Title 313, REACH and wastewater. Evaluated, analyzed
and advised test methods and specifications for all materials and finished products. For all
projects provided research, monitoring, management, designs, experiments, technical support,
conceptualization, personnel training, and documentation including specific manufacturing
instructions. Communicated technical support to intra-department, senior management and board
of directors, global and federal government agencies, municipalities and state to include
emergency medical support system, customers, vendors and end users - consumers. Evaluated
and determined root causes and defects for manufacturing processes and finished products
followed with supplying company-wide system reports. Utilized various quality systems, Six
Sigma, statistics, lean manufacturing, continuous improvement and other quantitative and
qualitative methodologies. Performed legal and professional research, reviewed, evaluated,
recommended analyses to senior management, purchasing and planning. Maintained all
departmental documents, material safety data sheets, budgets and reports including annual
government and local regulatory and emergency reports. Performed all aspects of project
management providing project interpretations and discussions and training applicability,
analyses, cost feasibilities, technical support and recommendations. For corporate senior
management and board of directors generated, maintained and updated monthly research and
development project list and status report. Innovated function specific consumer products from
cradle to grave e.g., manufacturing instructions, process engineering and variance reports,
environmental health and safety and training, material safety data sheet, technical data and
specification information sheets, laboratory test methods and validations.
Accomplishments: Developed, engineered and patented process engineering textile
manufacturing process that increased company revenue by $1M within a six month period.
Birthed and implement first R&D associate training program. First and only Chemist to develop
six new product lines in less than a year that increased company sales by $5M to $7M during the
2008 - 2009 recession period.
August 2003 to February 2005; 40 minimum hours per week; Plant Chemist and Quality Control
Manager; permanent salaried employee; $56,000 Annually; Rockland Industries, Incorporated,
1601 Thomas Edison Highway, Baltimore, MD 21213; Mr. Harry Rowland 704-***-****; may
contact supervisor. Within every manufacturing department and quality control and assurance
labs developed and executed cross-training programs. Communicated daily with planning,
logistics and purchasing confirming raw material availability, delivery and manufacturing
scheduling. Performed all raw material supply chain responsibilities to include selection,
qualification, specification and vendor contract negotiations. Developed, conducted and
implemented quality control and assurance test methods, repeatability and validations, and
laboratory and manufacturing audits and quality checks. Exercised and performed various
quality engineering systems including Six Sigma, Kaizen, lean manufacturing and continuous
improvement. Monitored alone as well as with contractor customers, advised and performed all
aspects of project development including product commercializing and training, processing,
scaling and production manufacturing trials ensuring final product conformed to specifications.
Maintained employee information with department of human resources including employees’
annual and probation evaluation. Designed and established and trained new positions as created.
Responsible for HAZMATs, waste water, and federal and municipal annual reports, evaluations
and site walkthroughs. Managed all maintenance of departmental documents, material safety
data sheets, technical data sheets, certificate of analysis and budgets. Daily maintained and
updated, and created manufacturing bill of materials (BOM) and waste management via SAP
computer software. Performed all manufacturing, laboratory analytical and consumer product
troubleshooting and root cause analyses. Evaluated and advised various subjects of technical
literature and development.
Accomplishments: Established and implemented plant-wide series of environmental health and
safety systems including quarterly tank farm cleaning, air, product waste recycling, Right To
Know (RTK) and personal protective equipment (PPE) system. Developed and validated quality
assurance (QA) foam test method and flame retardant product content method that decreased
manufacturing waste and rework 40%, decreased in-process QA test queuing for production by
89%, and increased FP quality and production by 39%.
August 1, 1993 to December 31, 1999; 40 minimum hours per week; (R&D) Research and
Development Chemist; permanent salaried employee; $45,000 Annually; Omnova Solutions,
Incorporated, formerly Burlington Industries, Incorporated; Mr. Arthur Enoch, 336-***-****;
may contact supervisor. Managed assigned research and development projects. Researched,
designed and developed various products for consumer end-use. Monitored all projects full
manufacturing scaling from laboratory bench to pilot plant to commercial including transferring
between manufacturing plant sites. Provided senior management project legal information
including all levels of regulatory e.g., federal government, local, municipal and state. For each
project trained, monitored and validated manufacturing instructions with staff including quality
control staff. Supported plant chemical engineer and maintenance with project designs,
installations and other project related interpretation and implements. Within plant-wide ISO
9000 and cGMP environment exercised various tools such as, Six Sigma, lean manufacturing
(LM), Kaizen and continuous improvement (CI). For each project coordinated with internal and
external interdisciplinary teams to ensure project prototype conformance and specifications.
Prior to loading and delivery personally inspected tank wagons and rail cars validating
cleanliness and no cross contaminations. Developed project formulation and specifications per
customer industry consumer needs, regulatory and competition. Determined and developed
quality and stability test methods and protocols.
Accomplishments: Via Six Sigma individually developed and implemented certified raw
material procedure that increased raw material quality 50% and decreased manufacturing rework
by 70%. As ISO 9000 Coordinator Volunteer developed and implemented plant-wide ISO 9000
certification and standards.
EDUCATION and TRAINING
Guildford Technical Community College, Greensboro, NC, October 2013, Emergency Medical
Technician.
Forsyth Technical Community College, Winston Salem, NC, August 2012 to May 2013, Health
Medical Courses: Microbiology, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology.
High Point University, High Point, NC, June 1997 to December 1999, MBA Courses 40/45
credit hours.
Winston Salem State University, Winston Salem, NC May 1993, Bachelor of Science Diploma,
Major: Chemistry; Minor: Biology.
North Forsyth Senior High, Winston Salem, NC, High School Diploma, May 1981.
CERTIFICATES and LICENSES
CPR and AED Certified, Jamestown, North Carolina, October 11, 2013 to October 2015.
APPRAISALS and AWARDS
DeWitt Army Medical Hospital, US Army First Sergeant Coin of Achievement and Leadership
Award, Contract Pharmacy Technician, April 2003.
DeWitt Army Medical Hospital, US Army First Sergeant Coin of Achievement and Leadership
Award, Contract Pharmacy Technician, June 2003.
US MILITARY SERVICE INFORMATION
United States Air Force, Enlisted – F100 Jet Engine Mechanic, Top Secret Clearance, Disabled
Veteran (DAV) with Honorable Discharge, December 26, 1985 to August 18, 1986.
OTHER INFORMATION
Patient Robotics – Copyright
Textile Manufacturing Process Engineering – Patent
Community Volunteer – Tutor and Mentor