GREGORY E. MIDDLETON
OBJECTIVE
To join a team-oriented company where I can utilize my experience and skills to maximize profitability
and promote a safe and healthy environment.
EDUCATION
• Associates in Business Management
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
WILBERT PLASTIC SERVICES 2011 – Dec 2012
Operations Manager
Wilbert Plastic Services is a large Thermoforming, CNC and Value Added Assembly operation. Makes
heavy gauge custom plastic components supplying customers from medical, automotive to funeral
services.
• Oversee day to day manufacturing. In charge of maintenance, tooling, scheduling as well as
production.
• Provided accounting with sales forecasting. Strong P&L support.
• Maintained labor and productivity to budget.
• Surpassed EBITDA targets per budget.
SNYDER INDUSTRIES 2007 – 2011
Plant Manager
Large rotational molding company.
Snyder is a manufacturer of specialty containers for the agricultural, industrial, DOT, material handling,
intermediate bulk and septic plastic tank industry.
• Attained recertification of SHARPS safety status
• P&L responsibility. Increased EBITDA from 5% range to 40%
• Reduced labor 20% through Kaizen and one-piece flow improvements.
• Reduced scrap rate from 5.9% to 1.8%
• Improved inventory mix and eliminated aged product.
• Lean Manufacturing
WINTECH IND/MICRO CRAFT INC. 2001 – 2006
A Niles Company
Production Manager
Manufacturer of multi-functional electromechanical switches and relays. Three-shift operation with 480
employees and $120 million in sales. ISO/QS 9000 certified. MS 14000 certified. The plant has been
recommended for certification for TS 16949.
• 6Accountable for forecasting, budgeting and labor control.
• Three successful launches. The launches were GMT-001, 15N and GMT-900 platforms with a
100% PTR performance.
• Created and implemented Team Leader structure.
• Total facelift of operation to Niles Way. (TPS) One-piece flow. Complete layout change.
• Increased efficiency rate by 45%. Have increased output and productivity through kaizen
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activities and training.
• Improved quality by created a scrap team and assigning champions to each.
• Lead training activity for all operators. Trained workforce in Injection Molding Basics.
• Improved visual management system.
• Improved layout and flow for better utilization of space and operator time.
• Led team for upgrading plant. Layout, painting, organization and product flow.
PLASTECH CORPORATION 1999 – 2001
Plant Manager
Manufacturer of automotive exterior trim components. Operations included injection molding, painting
and assembly of wheel flares and body side moldings. The plant has 260 employees and $27 million in
sales.
• Complete manufacturing responsibilities including P&L.
• Instrumental in $2 million turnaround in first year.
• Eliminated 100K of regrind by processing @ 30% ratio.
• Set up rework operation to salvage over 5000 defective painted parts.
• Improved paint line first time quality from 45% to 85%.
• Reduced labor from 38% to 18% with 27% as company target.
ADDITIONAL TRAINING:
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Advanced and Basic Injection Molding APQP
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Compression and Insert Molding, TS 16949
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Rotational Molding ISO/QS 9000
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Metal Stamping SPC
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Thermoforming TQM
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Assemblies PDCA
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Poke Yoke MP2
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Painting MRP
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Kaizen Human Resources
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TPS Continuous Improvement methods
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Performance Management Lean Manufacturing
• Six Sigma
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