Mark J. Graber, MBA, CPIM
**** ***** *** ** . *******, MO 64083
Cell: 816-***-**** . acn0r5@r.postjobfree.com
Web Resume: Markjgraber.com,
PROFILE:
As a Supply Chain professional I have acquired expertise in the majority of
Supply chain environments. With particular emphasis in material
management, manufacturing, planning, Inventory control and purchasing
environments. I have a reputation of dedicated teamwork, a strong work
ethic, coupled with a commitment to customer service. Proving I can achieve
both personal and corporate goals. With a strong understanding of SAP and
People Soft, ERP systems, and experience capacity planning along with sales
and operational planning I am ready to take on my next challenge.
EDUCATION:
Master's Degree in Business Administration, 2007
Mid-American Nazarene University, Olathe, KS
B.S. in Management and Organizational Development, 1998
Eastern Mennonite University, Harrisonburg, VA
Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM), 2001, re-certified
in 2006 & 2011
oVo Essentials Certified
Six Sigma Greenbelt Certified
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Blount International, Inc. Kansas City, MO 2008 - Nov 2014
Blount is a leading manufacturer of equipment, accessories and replacement
parts for the global forestry, garden and construction industries. Blount
sells its products in more than 100 countries around the world.
Senior Global Supply Planner
Reduced a portfolio consisting of 4000 SKU's with a past due amount of
2.2m to 200k within a 4 month time frame in 2014
Coordinated a 1.8 million lb. reduction in raw material in Queretaro
Mexico, within an 18 month time frame
Created a stalled production order report that will show what operation and
how long a production order has sat since its last confirmation.
Created a new time series forecasting method, cutting steel delivery times
down to two business days from five since 2009
Integral member of project team working to bring our newly acquired
Queretaro, Mexico facility on line (SAP active)
Coordinated the transition of material and production of our saleable end
items from our Queretaro, Mexico facility to Civray, France, with the
closure of the Queretaro facility, an interim option until the process is
located and running in Kansas City.
Project lead for an internal look at our manufacturing facility to obtain
consistent throughput times from order release to arrival at the North
American Distribution Center (NADC)
Mark J. Graber, MBA, CPIM
1103 White Oak Ct . Raymore, MO 64083
Cell: 816-***-**** . acn0r5@r.postjobfree.com
Web Resume: Markjgraber.com
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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE CONTINUED:
Project lead on implementing capacity planning at both Kansas City
locations, the 12th Street facility, as well as the NADC packaging and
assembly operations
Project lead on the planning start up and transition of the SpeeCo assembly
line at the NADC from Golden, Colorado
Work directly with Plant Manager and Production Manager in setting daily
production rates based off of current inventory and on-order status
Honeywell FM&T, Kansas City, MO 2002-2008
Honeywell International is a Fortune 500 company specializing in
international manufacturing, and marketing of consumer and industrial
products.
Configuration Management Specialist, 2003-2008
Implemented a process to incorporate planning in the work flow of new item
setups--this enhancement resulted in cost avoidance 75K
Participated in the development and instruction of 3 SCM courses during the
calendar year of 2004 (JIT, Configuration Management and Risk Management)
Material Control Analyst, 2002-2003
Responsible for increased on-time releases to 89% from 39% in 4 months,
simultaneously decreasing the amount of old work orders (>90 days old) by
50%
Increased the after analysis cycle count from a baseline of 78% to a 4
month average of 92%
American Safety Razor Company, Verona, VA 1998-2002
ASR is an international manufacturing and marketing company of consumer and
industrial razor blades and shaving products with annual sales exceeding
$300 million.
Master Scheduler, 2000-2002
Maintained a level of superior customer service while reducing total
inventories to 3.6 million in 2002 from 5.4 million in 2001
Raised inventory turns to 9.9 in 2001 from 5.7 in 2000
Recovered more than $20,000 in inventory errors in 2001
Receiving Supervisor, 2000
Achieved a Cycle Count Cost Accuracy of 99%, which resulted in the
avoidance of an annual physical inventory
Provided a hands-on leadership style to the warehouse operations, while
demonstrating skill levels recognized for advancement
Production Supervisor, 1998-2000
Raise the level of efficiency to 95% from 80% by implementing an employee
empowerment program for 40 production employees in 1999