Manager Operations

Profile

Through my years of experience I have worked at different levels in

companies from production supervisor to safety facilitator, innovation

facilitator, union steward and chief steward. These different jobs have

made my experiences easier to manage both in a union atmosphere and

nonunion. The ability to build teamwork has enabled the teams that I have

facilitated to win awards from the companies.

Experience

Production Supervisor, Cargill Salt, Cleveland, Ohio 2002 - 2012

I started at Cargill as a material handler operating Forklifts, IT's,

Tractors, and Bobcats.

Nominated Union Steward twice and negotiated two contracts.

Nominated BST facilitator (Behavioral Science Technology) and Innovation

facilitator.

During this time the mine worked 1 million hours without a Lost Time

Accident this had never been done before

in the history of the mine. We also had two patents pending.

Received the Diamond Crystal Award for safety and the Business Excellence

Award.

Became Production Forman 2008.

Facilitated one Kiazan event and took part in another.

I was in charge of the expansion of the mine for 1 1/2 years.

Some of my other duties were purchasing, payroll, inventory, and

scheduling.

Operations Manager, The Closet Factory, Cleveland, Ohio 2000 - 2002

Started as a Installer building and installing cabinets in homes.

Moved into the shop after a few months because of my back ground in cabinet

making.

Then moved in the office as the Operations Manager. Some of my duties

included but not limited too.

I was in charge of four installation crew and twelve employee's in the

shop.

Purchasing, payroll, hiring new employee's, quality control, and customer

satisfaction.

Utility Operator, Alcoa, Cleveland, Ohio, 1998 - 2000

Started as a Hammer Helper and advanced to Utility Operator in the Hammer

Shop.

I was elected Union Steward and Chief Steward.

Production Supervisor, Freely, Cleveland, Ohio, 1989 - 1998

Started as a CNC operator.

Moved into the main shop after six months to supervise the laminating

department.

I was in charge of a ten ton cold press, two laminating lines, and

packaging the cabinets we made.

Mailer, Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1977 - 1989

Started as a Mailer putting newspapers together. Moved to the loading docks

after five years.

After two years became in charge of the loading dock about forty

employee's.

Education

Certified Mining Forman.

Forklift and Overhead Crane operator.

Word, Excel, Power point, Maximo, and Kronos.

Asbestos removal in Pennsylvania.

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