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Injection Molding Human Resources

Location:
Chattanooga, TN
Posted:
August 15, 2013

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Resume:

EUGENE B. JOHNSON

*** ********* ****

Home Phone 423-***-****

Lookout Mountain, GA 30750

*******@*****.***

OBJECTIVE

To utilize my experience, training, and passion for continuous improvement

and leadership with a dynamic team. I am looking for an opportunity where

I can not only positively contribute, but also grow as a person and a

professional.

EDUCATION

. Master of Arts in Organizational Management, Tusculum College,

Greenville TN.

. Bachelor of Science in Social Science, Harding University, Searcy, AR.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2012 - 2013. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR - Advanced Technical Ceramics,

Chattanooga, TN.

. Responsible for meeting and exceeding department goals in the areas of

safety, quality, production and cost reduction.

. Championing and leading Lean Manufacturing initiative for production

as a key responsibility.

2012 -2012. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR - Volkswagen Engine Department,

Chattanooga, TN.

. Led 15 team members and three team leaders to meet company goals and

expectations.

. Worked closely in cross-functional teams to identify, quantify and

solve critical problems regarding safety, quality, and production.

. Worked as Lean Instructor to train all team members, Team Leaders and

Supervisors in the proper utilization of Lean Manufacturing tools and

processes.

. Ensure proper ergonomic methods are utilized in the area of assembly,

train standards of work to promote consistent and best practices,

classroom training to enhance team building skills.

. Quick and efficient change over, continuous improvement and creative

problem solving, utilization of root cause analysis tools such as

Fishbone and 5 Why.

2008 - 2009. TEACHER - Pathway Alternative School, Athens Junior High

School, TN.

. Teach all core subject areas as well as help to develop life skills to

Special Needs and/or Zero Tolerance offenders from grades 6-8.

. Responsible for preparing students for daily assignments and for TCAP

testing.

2002 - 2007. SUPERVISOR/LEAN MANUFACTURING LEADER, Denso Manufacturing,

Athens, TN.

. Led and managed second and third shift injection molding production

and leading 60-80 exempt and non-exempt employees, working closely

with human resources, safety, logistics, accounting, and maintenance.

. Continuously build and track training and development of employees to

include creating and delivering training on schedule.

. Plan for annual budget in order to increase revenue and report budget

monthly.

. Kaizen/Lean Manufacturing Leader/Trainer for two plants and 130

associates.

. Managed injection molding production, assembly, and inspection

processes.

. Implement and maintain 5S, Visual Factory Management, and Statistical

Process Control.

. Worked closely with vendors and customers to understand and ensure

customer satisfaction.

1999 - 2002. SUPERVISOR - Collins & Aikman Automotive, Athens, TN.

. Lead and manage team to meet production goals, build quality

relationships with supporting departments, motivation of employees,

and effective communications at all levels.

. Responsible for second shift production in the Injection Molding Dept,

leading 40-65 team members in achieving safety, quality, and

production goals.

. Worked closely with OEM customers to train and implement Lean

Initiatives department wide.

OTHER SKILLS/TRAINING

. Conversational in Spanish language and in-depth knowledge of Hispanic

culture.

. Active in community outreach with Latino non-profits.

. Proven leadership for multigenerational and multicultural teams.

. Licensed public educator, HAZMAT and OSHA advanced training.

PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVMENTS

. CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT/COST REDUCTION:

1. Successfully led an injection molding team of engineers,

technicians, maintenance, and production in cycle time reduction

and bottleneck elimination for Stick Coil process. Cycle time

reduction was realized at each process and major bottleneck

identified and eliminated Total output increased by 35% with no

negative effect on quality. 3,000 hours of overtime eliminated

monthly resulting in a savings of $800,000+ annually.

2. Assigned and completed project to eliminate top scrap item from

the engine department. Utilizing my expertise in continuous

improvement and Kaizen problem solving techniques able to

realize a savings of $150,000+ annually.

. PROJECT MANAGEMENT: Responsible for introducing first manual

production line in Stick Coil department. Led a team of industrial

engineers, maintenance, technicians and operators to establish best

practices. Standardized work methods to ensure proper ergonomic

assembly, conducted in-depth time studies in order to reduce cycle

time. Reduced labor from three operators to one and met customer

requirements based on TAKT time. Operator reduction resulted in a

labor savings of $65,000 annually.

. TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT: Trained and mentored four hourly associates

to realize goals of moving into management as Group Leaders. As

Production Supervisor, trained and mentored two Group Leaders through

promotion to Team Leaders.

. WORK/LIFE BALANCE: Successfully created an alternative shift for

department. At optimal cycle time, department required to work every

weekend for at least one year. Concerns were work-life balance and

increase in safety/lost time incidents. Worked with Human Resources

and top Management to create an alternative shift that allowed

associates to have a guaranteed two days per week off. The project

was successful and savings from overtime elimination was $2.5 million

annually.

. LEAN/KAIZEN: Led a team of production members, die setters, and

engineers in reducing die change and set-up time. Used PDCA cycle to

identify and eliminate road blocks. Standardized die change and set-

up throughout entire shop. Color coded all manual hook-ups and

utilized 5S methodology to identify best location for die storage as

well as to ensure maximum utilization of shop floor space. Average

die change and set-up reduction (last good piece to first good piece)

was nearly 75%, resulting in increased efficiency, eliminating

overtime and saving $100,000+ annually.



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