BARRY EVANS
*** **** ***** *****, *****, South Carolina 29650 (H) 864-
***-**** *-*****: abibiu@r.postjobfree.com
OBJECTIVE: Senior Industrial, Lean Manufacturing, and/or Quality Systems
Engineer
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE: An experienced Industrial Engineer with a focus on
Cost Reduction Projects that have a direct affect on the bottom line by
decreasing operating cost and increasing efficiency. Also skilled in
areas which include: Project Management, Lean, 5S and 6 Sigma Techniques;
Capital Expenditures, Product Costing, Budget Preparation, Layouts and
Plant Rationalization, Capacity Planning, Labor and Machine Standards; TS
16949 and ISO 14001 standards; use of Mil-Standards and GD&T to analyze
non-conformances of aviation products; igniters, wire harnesses, lighting,
and airfoils.
EDUCATION: BS in Management, Southern Wesleyan University, Central, SC
AAS in Industrial Technology, Cuyahoga
Community College, Cleveland, OH
CERTIFICATES of PROFICIENCY: 6 Sigma Lean, Green/Black Belt & Champion
Strategies by ASQ; JPS/APS by Alcoa University; PC Aid Method Studies by
Generative Systems; Time Study by Maynard; Job Evaluation by AAIM
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Contract Industrial Engineer: ELFG, Greer, SC
3/09 - Present
Provide engineering support for short term projects to customers (Pilgrims
Pride Corp., Bosal Automotive, Husqvarna Corp.,) requiring sound root
cause and corrective action activities to support failure analysis and
utilization of Lean principles (Process Mapping, Control Plan, PPAP, Gage
R&R, PFMEA, MSA, SMED, Kanban, Visual Control, 8D and 5S, Layout, Time and
Capacity Studies) to improve productivity and promote a culture of
continuous improvement.
Sr. Industrial Engineer: Plastic Omnium, Anderson, SC
5/07 - 3/09
Resolved productivity and quality system constraints in 3 T/S 16949
certified facilities using Lean strategies to enhance injection molding
and assembly of automotive exterior modules: managed internal and customer
driven EC for BMW, Mobis, and GM. Managed action items across several
cross functional teams to ensure on-time completion; performed internal
audits of Quality System for ISO recertification. Implemented capital
projects resulting in the following cost reductions: material by
$500,000/yr using CLIFS to recycled resin; labor costs by $180,000/yr
utilizing an automatic screw feeding system; potential worker compensation
claims by automating manual repetitive trimming processes that reduced
ergonomic concerns of CTD.
Industrial Engineer III: Tyco Electronics, Spartanburg, SC
2/02 - 5/07
Utilized DMAIC and Lean strategies to analyze T/S 16949 certified
injection molding, metal stamping, and assembly of automotive electrical
connectors; implemented capital projects; developed standard cost data,
cost breakdown for make or buy, layouts, annual budget and submitted
monthly forecast and managed product transfers. Lead teams resulting in
the following cost reductions: operating costs by $1,500,000/yr using a
central resin processing system; labor costs by $410,563/yr using one-
piece flow for Mold and MIP work cell; labor costs by $207,171/yr by use
of automatic inspection equipment for QIP. Conducted 6 Sigma training in
DMAIC processes and managed the Associate Certification program
Sr. Process Engineer: Alcoa Fujikura Ltd., Duncan, SC
10/00 - 6/01
Provided engineering support to assembly and testing of fiber optic
connectors and harnesses: designed work cells using JPS/APS principles
reducing labor costs 38%; automated measuring and cutting of fiber optic
cable saving labor costs of $250,000/yr. Applied Kaizen process controls
reducing rework costs by 95%.
Sr. Industrial Engineer (Subcontract): SauerDanfoss Fluid Power, Easley,
SC 10/98 - 10/00
Developed engineered time standards and performed process flow analysis
that optimize efficiency of resources, reducing rework and scrap costs for
precision machining, assembling and testing of hydraulic fluid control
products.
Manager Engineering & Safety: General Nutrition Products, Greenville, SC
6/93 - 10/98
Implemented engineering principles and OSHA compliance in this dietary
supplement/pharmaceutical manufacturing facility; supported production,
packaging, warehousing, and plant maintenance. Justified capital
expenditures; budget and business plans; bar-coded SFR system that
provided real time data; RF system that improved inventory accuracy; new
tablet compression technology that tripled capacity; work flow
requirements that reduced hard-shell labor costs by 66%; reduced cost per
accident and increased the hours per accident worked from 17,225 to
250,000.
OTHER EXPERIENCE: Champion Aviation Products; Grimes Aerospace; Gould and
TRW Inc.