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Manager Quality Control

Location:
6040
Posted:
October 15, 2010

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Anthony J Munafo

*** ******** ****

Manchester, CT 06040

860-***-****

Cell 860-***-****

Professional Qualifications

As a result of my accumulated work experience, I have gained practical

expertise in the following related areas:

(Quality Control (Production Control (Inventory

Control

(Purchasing (Shipping and Receiving (Maintenance

(Financial Analysis (Personnel Administration

(Quality Control

Present Liberty Honda Car Sales

Hartford, CT.

05/07 - 12/08 Airgas East, Inc. Cheshire, CT

2nd Shift Production Manager: Supervises and coordinates

activities of workers engaged in producing repackaging

compressed and liquid gases into cylinders. Corrects unsafe

acts or conditions without delay. Assigns job tasks to

workers according to customer needs, current stock levels

and workers' expertise. Studies production schedules and

estimates work-hour requirements for completing jobs.

Interprets company policies to workers and enforces safety

regulations. Establish or adjusts work procedures to meet

production schedules, using knowledge of capacities of

machines and equipment. Implements measures to improve

production methods, equipment performance, quality of

product. Changes working conditions and use of equipment to

increase efficiency of work crew. Analyzes and resolves

work problems or assists workers in solving work problems.

Initiates or suggests plans to motivate workers to achieve

work goals. Recommends or initiates personnel actions such

as promotions, transfers, discharges, and disciplinary

measures. Trains new workers and cross trains employees to

continue production during personnel shortages. Maintains

time and production records.

2005-2007 Home Goods Distribution Ctr. Bloomfield, CT

Supervisor: Responsible for supervising associates to

process the merchandise through the D.C. Manage them to

accomplish production objectives. Coordinate a diverse

group of employees to ensure cost effectiveness and provide

direct support for all operational functions. Ensure good

work methods and communication to maintain productivity.

Develop, train, and motivate employees and resolve

associate relation issues. Reach or surpass production

goals, and maintain a productive, positive, and motivated

work force by directing employees properly. Make sure that

quality and services are always met at the highest level.

1991-2005 Calbox Corp. Hartford, CT

Production Manager: Responsible for all phases of

production, including planning, scheduling, purchasing,

inventory control and quality assurance. Supervise staff of

85 people including 2 supervisors.

1988-1991 Honda Village Newton, MA

New Car Manager: Responsible for inventory records, dealer

swaps, allocations from American Honda and computerized on-

line inventory control. Reported new car sales and related

information through the Honda Network Computer System in

California.

1987-1988 Imported Stone, Inc. Everett, MA

Production Manager: Managed a marble and tile fabricating

plant.

Supervised a staff of 20 employees in five departments.

Assisted in

Restructuring plant layout to maximize efficiency.

Responsible for calibration, size, finish and quality of

the finished product executed by five departments.

1977-1987 American Publishing Corp. Watertown, MA

Production Manager (1980-1987) In charge of all phases of

production within a $10 million manufacturing company. I

did ongoing analysis and evaluation to reduce cost and

improve quality.

Production Supervisor (1979-1980) Responsible for directing

and supervising all activities pertaining to production.

Scheduling the daily activities of over 70 employees in

eight production departments. In this period, plant

capacity rose from 55% to 95%. I was involved in every

aspect of personnel management: hiring, training, periodic

performance reviews, and when needed firing of employees.

Management Trainee (1977-1978) directly supervised a group

of ten employees to produce a special order. As a result, I

was given the opportunity to set up and run a second shift

consisting of thirty-six employees.

Education Suffolk University Boston, MA

1973-1977 B.A., Business Administration and Management



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