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Engineer Manufacturing

Location:
Pewaukee, WI, 53072
Posted:
October 21, 2010

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PHILIP J. LANING

N** W***** Ridgecrest Ct.

Pewaukee, Wisconsin 53072

414-***-****

*******@**.**.***

Summary of Experience

Over 20 years of manufacturing experience new product introduction (NPI),

process development, quality project management and cost engineering.

Background in managing CNC machine tool operations, procurement,

processing, programming and training in ISO and QS 9000 certified

environments.

2009 to GE Healthcare/Adecco Technical, Waukesha, Wisconsin

Present A $17 billion manufacturer of medical imaging equipment.

Cost Engineer: Responsible for Interpret engineering assembly

and component drawings/design/structure identifying the most cost

effective fashion to produce the products including; equipment

selection, tooling and fixturing identification, determining

specific sequence of operations, and validating material

selection physical properties for machining, fabrication,

welding, foundry, cable & harness assemblies, &/or molding

process technologies. Identify cost reduction opportunities based

upon component and assembly drawings (Design for Manufacture,

Design for Assembly). Utilize appropriate software tools and

databases (e.g. Boothroyd Dewhurst, Inc.- BDI DFM/DFA software)

to determine the "should be" cost of an item. Facilitate

technical discussions with suppliers to identify the gaps and

opportunities between current costs and "should cost" model

results. Work with Engineering and Sourcing to identify design

and process opportunities on NPIs (understanding & meeting target

introduction costs) and current products (help drive current cost

to optimal "should cost").

2007 to

2008 Analyze, model and validate with Global Sourcing and Suppliers

over $40 million of spend cost Medical components and assemblies.

Result: Achieved by identifying and saving over $2.25M in should

cost deltas and met quarterly metrics goals by 20%.

Waukesha Engine/ Dresser, Waukesha, Wisconsin

A $400 million manufacturer of reciprocating engines and

engine-driven generator sets.

Manufacturing Project Engineer: Responsible for crankshaft and

camshaft machining, process development, methods, tools,

equipment, and controls to obtain and maintain design integrity,

optimum costs, quality, plant layout, ROI analysis and capital

investments.

Led capital project that installed a $3.2 million, 5-axis CNC

mill-turn to process crankshafts. Result: Achieved ROI

objectives in first 6 months, reduced cycle times from 8.5 to 6

hrs, eliminated 4 original process machines, and increased output

by 37%.

Brought in-house the manufacturing of 2.0 meter crankshafts.

Result: Delivered annual cost savings of $300,000.

Implemented high pressure wheel scrubber system for manufacturing

of 1.6 meter cams. Result: Eliminated defective parts, met

production schedules and reduced overtime.

Provided manufacturing support and initiated process

improvements. Result: Increased production and service on-time

delivery by 12% and FPY by 14% in 6 months.

2005 to CNH (Case New Holland), Racine, Wisconsin

2007 A $17 billion manufacturer of agricultural and construction

equipment.

Manufacturing Engineer: Responsible for hydraulic valve body and

tractor component machining, process development, capital

projects machine installation and startup, HMC CNC programming,

tooling and fixture development in cross functional team

environment.

Served as Lean Project Champion on process improvement to MFD

clutch carrier shaft produced on a Toyoda HMC. Result: Produced

annual cost savings of $66,000, reducing non-conformance costs by

95%, shift reduction from 3 to 2, and Special Machine cost

avoidance of $100,000.

Performed process, program, fixture, tool and prove-out for

family of 4 of 6 prototypes and pilot built hydraulic valves for

new CVT transmission program. Result: Met build due date and

was under budget by 22%.

2004 to Twin Disc Incorporated, Racine, Wisconsin

2005 A $200 million manufacturer of power transmissions and related

equipment.

Manufacturing Engineer: Responsible for processing, programming,

procuring, project management and implementing Lean Manufacturing

for complete product line of 1300 type pinion and spline

transmission shafts, 3000 type gears and 300 type housings using

CNC Gear Hobbers, Gear Grinders, O.D./ I.D. Grinders, HMC, VMC, 2

and 4-axis Lathes.

Championed two Tank transmission REMAN programs ensuring proper

OEM rebuild specifications and ROI. Result: Generated $1.4

million in new revenue for REMAN project and ensured a new $56

million tank transmission contract.

Led-cross functional team to evaluate and implement $37 million

cost reduction program in raw material, WIP and finished goods.

Result: Reduced inventory by standardizing 63 pinion-spline

shafts and 23 gear forgings for cost avoidance of $97,000.

2003 to GE Healthcare/Adecco Technical, Waukesha, Wisconsin

2004 A $17 billion manufacturer of medical imaging equipment.

Production Support Engineer: Responsible for implementing Lean

Manufacturing and Six Sigma initiatives on CT Console assembly

line, improving hardware and software component quality issues,

variable cost productivity, managing product changes and

implementing NPI.

Led-cross functional team to evaluate and implement plant layout

redesign for the CT Console assembly line. Result: Increased

productivity by 18% and reduced overtime by 50% with annual cost

avoidance of $200,000.

1988 to Briggs and Stratton, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

2003 A $2.5 billion leading manufacturer of small gasoline engines.

2002 to Manufacturing Quality Engineer: Responsible for coordinating

2003 process/ product capability studies and other quality tools for

existing and NPI components, interacting with tier-one automotive

die cast customers and maintaining documents.

Supported and processed QS 9000 quality tools including PPAP,

ISIR, Gauge R&R studies, Control Plans for four (4) NPI

automotive components. Result: Established document control and

met PPAP and QS-9000 requirements.

Championed process and quality cross-functional teams to resolve

internal and external quality issues. Result: Reduced PPM level

on nine (9) components from 3.4 to .4% for annual cost savings of

$210,000.

1994 to CNC Programmer/ Manufacturing Engineering: Responsible for

2002 managing 52 CNC machining systems, administration of CADRA

CAD/CAM system and 3,500 CNC support files for small engine

components, and interacting with Product Engineering on new

products.

Researched with Corporate Manufacturing Engineering a NPI

program, consisting of cell layout and CNC machining processes

for ferrous and non-ferrous engine components. Result: Reduced

capital expenditures by $630,000 versus plan.

Led-cross functional team to evaluate 20-25 hp crankshaft process

in Auburn, Alabama plant. Result: Reduced scrap and eliminated

assembly line shut down by 17.5%, revived major account and

avoided sales loss of $95,000,000.

Led-cross functional team on turnkey installation of three (3)

Okuma MX-45 VMC's to replace co-axial valve train machining

process. Result: Produced turnkey cost savings of $32,800,

improved part quality from 1.0 CPk to 1.67 CPk, optimized tool

life by 25%, decreased cycle time by 20% and increased engine

product life by 6 years.

Implemented installation of three (3) Okuma Crown lathes to

replace Faye lathes for

8-9 hp crankshafts. Result: Processed turnkey and wrote 40 CNC

programs for a cost savings of $40,400, reduced changeovers from

4 hours to 1 for an annual increase of 159,000 units per year

with projected ROI of 6 months.

Reprocessed a NPI 4-cycle 85-125cc OHV motorcycle cylinder head

from 15 special purpose machines to three (3) HMC's. Result:

Implemented DFM and reduced capital expenditures by $950,000

versus plan.

1988 to Journeyman Tool and Die Maker: Responsible for performing

1994 analysis and repair of engines modeled aluminum die cast dies and

related tooling.

1982 to Held Journeyman Tool and Die Maker position with Tulip

1988 Corporation.

Education B.S. Degree, Operations Business Management, Milwaukee School of

: Engineering, Milwaukee, WI

Wisconsin State Indentured Apprenticeship Program, Tool and Die

Making

A.S. Degree, Machine Tool Technology, Moraine Park Technical

College, West Bend, WI



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