Robert Cebulski
Waldorf, MD ****2
Cell: 717-***-****
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PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Production Supervisor (BSBA) with 13+ years of leading production
manufacturing in transfer line & flex line including 10 years in the
automotive industry at Ford. Responsibilities: Led team-oriented LEAN
Manufacturing to instill critical thinking and continuous improvement,
Mentor, manage and motivate employees, Achieve and exceed objectives,
Coordinate team meetings, Adjust production to meet requirements and
timelines. Knowledge: LEAN processes and principles, Six Sigma, DMAIC,
Continuous Improvement, Process Improvements, 5S, high commitment in work
ethics, Work Place Safety, Error Proofing Methods & Procedures, Assembly,
Preventive Maintenance, Corrective Action.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
September 2012 to March 2013
Beretta USA, Accokeek, MD
Beretta is the oldest active firearms manufacturer in the world servicing
military and commercial segments.
Production Supervisor
Negativity over the past months also with new Maryland gun laws has left
Beretta seeking other states, laid off.
. Supervised 35 direct in a CNC multi-flex machining line with support
centers.
. Implementing redesigning of support centers to increase
throughput/output with better ergonomics while reducing motion, waste
and increasing ease of use by Standard Work Instructions (SWI).
June 2011 to February 2012
JLG INDUSTRIES, an Oshkosh Corporation, McConnellsburg, PA
JLG Industries is a 4 billion dollar manufacturer of access equipment for
commercial and military.
Production Supervisor
Military contacts where cut in 2012 JLG did not get the overflow from
Oshkosh Defense. Layoff
. Supervised 25 team members in CNC machining centers and hydraulic
assembly department, direct support to final line and cylinder
manufacturing area.
. Cut overtime by 3% through process improvements throughout department
area resulting in 7.5K savings
November 2010 to June 2011
DANA HOLDING CORPORATION, Rochester Hills, Michigan
Dana provides high-quality solutions for three core areas of the vehicle:
drivetrain, sealing, and thermal systems.
Production Supervisor
Left for better opportunity to JLG
. Supervised Operations in a multi-flex line system within a team based
system
. Problem solved in conjunction with engineering line quality procedures
and meet company objectives through error proofing methods and
procedures
. Cut overtime by 22% by line balancing between shifts resulting in a 5k-
8k savings quarterly
July 1999 to April 2009
FORD MOTOR COMPANY, Sterling Heights, Michigan
Power Train provider to North American, Asia, and Euro front wheel drive
markets.
Production Supervisor (March 2006 to April 2009)
Due to economic down turn over 47,000 people were laid off.
. Supervised Power Train Operations in a large transfer-multi flex
manufacturing line facility with a team-driven concept (40 employees);
accessed manufacturing operations with Management Team to determine
course of action (5S); supervised production activities with team
members for day-to-day operations
. Initiated and completed a new cost reduction project resulting in a 2%-
5% reduction in zone scrap through a team-driven concept
. Worked in conjunction with Team Members and Coordinators to solve
issues that may occur in weekly or daily operations; real time
corrective action of manufacturing issues due to supplier, manpower,
and quality issues using Real-time Data Analysis Reports and Charts
. Aided in supplier quality issues through optimized customer product
containment procedures: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control
(Six Sigma-DMAIC procedures)
. Station review and planning readiness was completed on 40% of the zone
resulting in a 100% reduction in safety-related issues due to
ergonomic issues; reduced safety injury results by 3% each quarter,
resulting in zero incidents in last quarter of 2007 through first
quarter 2009
. Supported Continuous Improvement activities; this included the
Integrated Product Team (IPT) that evaluated/approved quality system,
helped develop and set up qualifications testing, and informed
suppliers of engineering specs/material requirement issues
Coordinator (June 2002 to March 2006)
. Mentored new team members regarding all functional responsibilities
within multiple departments; facilitated Team Meetings and DTD
operations with team member participation (10 to 15 employees)
. Assisted Supervisors in quality audit functions daily through
DMAIC/Six Sigma processes
. Assessed/provided support of quality and production issues within the
department and monitored and controlled internal processes to improve
diag. (regress and repair) functions
Manufacturing Technician (July 1999 to June 2002)
. Cross-trained in multiple departments to provide production support as
requested by management
. Aligned and secured holding fixtures, cutting tools, attachments,
accessories, and materials onto machines; calculated dimensions and
tolerances using knowledge of mathematics and instruments such as
micrometers and calipers
. Validated proper lubrication and temperature of production machinery;
dismantled production machines fixtures/equipment, utilizing hand
tools to examine parts for defects and replace defective parts where
needed
EDUCATION
Pursuing a Masters in Management: Strategy and Operations
Walden University, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Bachelors Business Administration: Management, May 2009
Northwood University, Midland, Michigan
. Six Sigma Green Belt (Trained) Employee Engagement Coaching and
Motivating Others