JEFFREY R. MAYNARD, MA, SPHR
**** **** **** *********, ** 37804
H: 865-***-**** C: 865-***-**** ********@***.*** http://www.linkedin.com/in/Jeffreymaynard,sphr
HUMAN RESOURCES / SAFETY & HEALTH MANAGER
Senior Professional in Human Resources certification & Master of Arts degree in Ed. H.R.D.
Proven to bolster associate engagement, promote union avoidance, heighten employee relations, reduce incidents and
noncompliance, and optimize results in the areas of recruitment, retention, safety, quality, and morale. Progressive thinking, pro
active manager with a demonstrated passion for continuous improvement, empowering team members to drive desired outcomes
through increased training, awareness, and accountability. Cultivate strong relationships with and between management and staff,
counseling all levels within an organization to better understand concerns and implement resolutions to achieve shared goals.
Core skills also include:
Wage, Salary, & Benefits Administration Safety & Health Programs
Human Resources Strategic Planning Management and Safety Training
Community & Employee Advocacy Performance Management Processes
Scorecards & Benchmarking OSHA, FLSA, EEO, ADA, & FMLA
Workers’ Compensation Succession Planning & Retention
Industry Alliances 5S Housekeeping Program
Risk Management Team Leadership
Organization Restructuring Organization Reorganization
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Cherokee Millwright 07/2007 04/2013
Safety/Human Resource Manager
Direct generalist concerns for a non union HVAC manufacturing facility and Construction Field employees; a one man HR
Department providing recruitment, benefits, employee orientation, employee relations, training, safety, employee advocacy,
ergonomic initiatives, and more. Team with senior management to develop and execute strategic operating plans to optimize HR
and enterprise wide outcomes. Design and update policies and procedures, govern safety programs, and coordinate employee
training initiatives to ensure adherence. Forge 100% compliance with regulatory requirements.
Key Initiatives: (1) Coach a management team with highly diverse backgrounds, helping each manager gain credibility, better
understand employee concerns, and facilitate open communications;
(2) Improve outcomes and consistency by developing policies, procedures, and systems impacting work
practices, recruitment, health and safety, and more.
Select Contributions:
Developed a Relationship with M Force Temporary Staffing to utilize skilled temporary workers for peak times and
avoid layoffs of regular employees.
Improved retention by enhancing the recruitment, screening, and interviewing process to ensure solid hiring practices
and selection of only the top candidates.
Mitigated organizational exposure through incorporation of safer working practices, writing Job Safety Analysis,
aggressive workers compensation management, and bringing the I9 and OSHA recordkeeping into compliance.
Bolstered confidence in the HR department by frequent job site visits, carrying safety supplies in vehicle, face to
face meetings with employees on the job, facilitating foreman's meetings, improving management staff relationships,
and developing relationships with customers and community organizations.
Created department scorecards to increase awareness and accountability, providing metrics to measure
performance in the areas of disciplines, absenteeism, all safety metrics, and vehicle operation cost.
Initiated a partnership with Pellissippi State to dramatically improve our apprenticeship program.
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JEFFREY R. MAYNARD, MA, SPHR – 2 H: 865-***-**** C: 865-***-**** ********@***.***
Amsted Industries, Bryson City, NC 11/2006 07/2007
Human Resource Manager
Consolidated MetCo – Guided HR functions for a 420 employee non union plastic injection molding, paint and assembly manufacturing facility.
Managed generalist areas through a team of 3 direct reports including hiring, training, benefits, employee relations, performance
management, compliance, WC, employee health, and safety. Assured compliance with legal requirements and reporting regulations. Mitigated
exposure by assessing internal and external risk factors and incorporating security protocols and procedures to protect company assets and
employees.
Key Initiatives: (1) Restore trust and confidence in the HR department after employees witnessed inconsistent layoff procedures; applied
policies consistently to reduce employee concerns; (2) Facilitate management coaching on establishing rapport,
respect, and collaboration.
Batesville Casket, Batesville, MS 09/2005 11/2006
Human Resources Manager
Panola Plant 580 employee non union solid wood casket assembly facility. Managed a team of 3 direct Reports including hiring, training,
benefits, employee relations, performance management, compliance, WC, employee health, and safety. Assured compliance with legal
requirements and reporting regulations.
Key Initiatives: (1) Facilitate the screening/absorption/on boarding of employees from the New Hampshire plant closure.
Early Experience:
Midwest Stamping, Edgerton, OH 04/2001 – 09/2005
Human Resources Manager
Regent Plant 400 employee non union automotive metal stamping and welded assemblies.
Magna International, Clinton, TN 11/1999 11/2000
Human Resources Manager
Eagle Bend Division 650 employee non union automotive metal stamping and welded assemblies.
BREED Technologies, Knoxville, TN 04/1998 11/1999
Human Resources Manager
Safety Restraint Division 400 union employee (UNITE) automotive textiles manufacturer.
Harvard Industries 08/1995 04/1998
Director, Human Resources
Doehler Jarvis Division, Greeneville, TN 10/1996 04/1998
300 employee non union automotive aluminum die casting and foundry
Harman Automotive Division, Bolivar, TN 08/1995 10/1996
300 employee (UAW) automotive plastic injection molding, paint, and assembly.
Eaton Corporation 06/1990 08/1995
Manager, Human Resources
Engine Components Division, Saginaw MI. 02/1992 08/1995
500 employee (UPIU) automotive machining and foundry.
Automotive & Appliance Controls Division, North Manchester, IN 06/1991 02/1992
300 employee (UAW) automotive plastic injection molding and assembly.
Automotive & Appliance Controls Division, Winamac, IN. 06/1990 02/1992
300 employee (UAW) automotive plastic injection molding and assembly.
Automotive Controls – 300 employee (UAW)
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JEFFREY R. MAYNARD, MA, SPHR – 3 H: 865-***-**** C: 865-***-**** ********@***.***
Gencorp Automotive, Marion, IN. 04/1984 06/1990
Manager, Human Resources 10/1986 06/1990
700 employee (URW) automotive plastic compression molding, paint, assembly, rubber extrusion and molding.
Labor Relations Coordinator 04/1984 06/1986
Phelps Dodge Indiana Rod & Wire), New Haven, IN. 04/1972 04/1984
425 employee (IBEW) Copper Rod mill and wire drawing.
Worked various hourly positions including skilled trades (Industrial Electrician).
United States Marine Corps – Honorable Discharge
EDUCATION, CERTIFICATIONS, & AFFILIATIONS
M.A. Ed: Human Resources Development – Tusculum College, Knoxville, TN
B.S.: Management – Indiana Wesleyan University, Marion, IN
Certifications
Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR); Authorized OSHA 10 & 30 hour Trainer in General Industry and
Construction; Achieve Global Leadership Facilitator; Certified M.P.G. (Managing Personal Growth) Instructor through
Blessing/White; Certified Instructor of Adult Literacy; Medic First Aid and C.P.R. Instructor.
Affiliations
Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM); Tennessee Valley Human Resource Association (TVHRA)