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Quality Control Supervisor

Location:
Hamilton, OH, 45013
Posted:
October 27, 2010

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Resume:

Mark Hubbard

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Hamilton, Ohio 45013

513-***-****

Hpargolf @AOL.com

MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Reduced staffing for AWS Options from 24 to 11 while maintaining all

metrics including safety, units per labor hour, cost per order, Track and

Scan, and Quality. (Dell)

Participant in Options Value Stream Mapping event. (Dell)

Participant in Options Kaizen Event resulting in 25% reduction in floor

space and 8% increase in productivity. (Dell)

Facilitated record daily production more than 5 times on south floor

bottling lines. (Seagram)

Increased Bottling Standard Efficiency on "V" line from 60% to greater than

80%. (Seagram)

As Production and Utilities Safety Coordinator brought departments into

100% compliance in Hazmat, M.S.D.S., hearing protection, and personal

protective equipment. (Seagram)

Interviewed and hired 3 Quality Control Inspectors to maintain low

reject/return on materials. Also investigated a new production line and

initiated manufacturing changes to bring reject rate from 60% to less than

10%. (Saramar Aluminum Co.)

Supervised after market armoring of Jeep Cherokees for shipment to foreign

dignitaries. (O'Gara, Hess, and Eisenhardt Armoring Co.)

WORK EXPERIENCE

John Morrell, March 2007 to March 2008.

Packaging Supervisor

Principle Accountabilities:

Supervised and coordinated daily packaging activities.

Trained packaging machine operators and line personnel.

Enforced department and company work rules.

Assessed and prioritized correction of daily packaging equipment mechanical

problems. Follows up on the performance of employees to ensure

conformance to requirements and

meeting safety requirements, USDA and HACCP regulations.

Dell Americas Operations, (acquired from APL Logistics April 17, 2006)

September 2005 to February 2007.

All Weekend Shift Options Supervisor

Principle Accountabilities:

Development and implementation of Fulfillment activities.

Responsible for meeting attainment goals as well as quality and cost

objectives.

Train and develop personnel to maximize efficient operation of the

processes to support

production.

Direct employees with respect to volume, cost, quality, and meeting

schedules.

Maintain and adherence to company policies, safety standards, and good

housekeeping

practices.

Maintain records of departmental activities.

Prestige Packaging and Display, June 2005 to August 2005

3rd Shift Supervisor beginning July 5th

Principle Accountabilities:

Oversee all production on 3rd shift involving all areas of operation,

managing 1 to 4 production

lines as scheduled including Line Leaders and production personnel as

required.

Oversee set-up of all production lines for following days production.

Line Leader

Principle Accountabilities:

Supervised and coordinated daily packaging lines including set-up and

personnel assignments to

achieve maximum production at minimum expense.

Schwans Food Manufacturing, Incorporated, August 2003 to December 2004

Line 3 Supervisor, August 2003 to December 2004

Principle Accountabilities:

Oversee Line 3 operations as Production Point Person involving all areas of

operation, managing 3 area Production Supervisors and 52 Production

employees.

Responsible for the effective utilization and care of employees, personnel

administration, safety,

housekeeping, employee and supervisor communications, training, performance

appraisals and

discipline.

Follows up on the performance of employees to ensure conformance to

requirements and

meeting USDA and HACCP regulations.

Joseph E. Seagram and Sons, Incorporated, June 1987 to January 2002.

Bottling South Floor Supervisor, April 2001 to January 2002.

Principal Accountabilities:

Supervised and coordinated daily bottling line activities.

Trained packaging machine operators and line personnel.

Enforced department and company work rules.

Assessed and prioritized correction of daily bottling equipment mechanical

problems.

Distillery/Utility Shift Supervisor, September 1994 to April 2001.

Distillery Shift Supervisor, June 1987 to November 1991.

Principal Accountabilities:

Attained a thorough knowledge of department processes and equipment and

interaction each process has on another.

Maintained peak operating efficiencies and product quality standards.

Coordinated operational changes and equipment maintenance with operators

and associated departments.

Recommended equipment modifications to appropriate department supervisor.

Distillery Maintenance Craft Supervisor, November 1991 to September 1994.

Principal Accountabilities:

Scheduled and prepared daily maintenance schedules for 2 shifts.

Communicated/coordinated with operating departments concerning availability

of equipment being repaired and coordinated with other crafts on multi-

craft jobs.

Developed, implemented and enforced work procedures, work rules and safety

rules.

Monitored jobs in progress and followed up on maintenance repairs after

completion.

Troubleshot control systems and operations in the plant.

Estimated labor and initiated material purchases for Maintenance Work

Request.

O'Gara, Hess, and Eisenhardt Armoring Company, November 1986 to January

1987.

Project Engineer

Principal Accountabilities:

Supervised after market armoring of Jeep Cherokees for shipment oversees.

Cost, labor, and time analysis and reporting.

Determined the manufacturing plans.

Data input for the manufacturing system.

Saramar Aluminum Company, December 1985 to July 1986

Chief Quality Control Inspector, December to March

Quality Control Manager, March to July

Principal Accountabilities:

Interviewed, hired, and supervised 4 Quality Control Inspectors engaged in

inspection of aluminum extrusions.

Determined inspection procedures.

Maintained inspection reports.

Final evaluations of product.

U.S. Precision Lens, February to August 1985.

Project Engineer

Principal Responsibilities:

Troubleshot production lines.

Designed tooling and fixturing.

Wrote technical information.

Time and cost studies.

Determined and implemented quality standards

EDUCATION

Miami University, Oxford, Ohio: School of Applied Science, Bachelor of

Science degree in Manufacturing Engineering specializing in Plant

Engineering.



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