Filip E. Corey
**** ******* ** ** * Huntsville, Alabama 35803
Phone 765-***-**** P Email: ablahd@r.postjobfree.com
PROFILE
Hands-On Shop Lab Processes & Customer Oriented
Experience Documentation
AutoCAD Skills MS Office / ERP Expertise TS16949/ISO13485 Expertise
Solid Edge Experience Continuous Improvement ASTM Standards Expertise
EDUCATION
IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Muncie, IN
MAY 2008
AS, Design Technology 2008
3.00 GPA
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
SANDVIK MEDICAL SOLUTIONS, Arab, AL JAN 2010 - PRESENT
(ISO 13485 Contract Manufacturer of Medical Instruments)
Inventory Control Coordinator
. Manage and monitor inventory levels for finished goods, semi-finished
goods, and raw materials.
. Track and report inventory trends.
. Audit on hand inventory for accuracy of quantity and location and
eliminate inventory through improved materials planning.
. Coordinate with buyer/planners to ensure that all orders which require
expediting are communicated to internal personnel.
. Receive raw material into ERP system, verify documentation and
certifications for ISO13485 compliance.
. Preform accounting reconciliation for the cost of scrap, the recovery
of non-conforming inventory through rework and the profiling/analysis
of non-conformances.
. Coordinate the origination of all shop orders.
. Prepare rework shop orders.
. Manage 1st and 2nd shift materials specialist.
. Manage the shipping department.
SANDVIK MEDICAL SOLUTIONS, Arab, AL JUNE 2009 - DEC 2009
Materials Specialist
. Controlled finished material crib.
. Processed orders, kit top level assemblies.
. Monitored on hand inventory for accuracy of quantity and location,
worked to eliminate inventory through improved materials planning.
. Liaison between materials planning and operations.
SHERRY LABORATORIES, Daleville, IN FEB 2007 - JUNE 2009
(Single source independent accredited third party laboratory testing
facilities)
LAB Technician
. Created and processed chemical, mechanical, and metallurgical routings
to comply with customer requirements / specifications.
. Estimated process lead times based upon requirements and routings and
scope of work.
. Interpreted, logged, and reviewed technical requirements from a broad
range of specifications.
. Processed orders in the metallurgical lab including mounting, etching,
and polishing samples.
. Understand and applied relevant NADCAP requirements.
. Managed premier customers with focus upon customer service including
resolution of complex technical issues.
GM ASSEMBLY PLANT, Roanoke, IN MAY 2006 - FEB 2007
(North America's most productive Assembly Plant)
Assembly Technician
. Led assembly unit as TEAM COORDINATOR
. Progressed through all phases of chassis assembly by learning all unit
tasks.
. Processed and controlled Engineering Change Notices and managed
changeover.
. Team member of choice in multiple Kaizen events to improve efficiency
of line and facilitate implementation of LEAN tools.
. Worked well under pressure and with sense of urgency with tight
deadlines.
CARTER LUMBER, Muncie, IN MAR 2004 - MAY 2006
Customer Service / Sales (while in school)
. Developed professional relationships with contractors resulting in
increased revenue.
. Interpreted specifications and created quotations for contractor
projects.
. Created Bill of Materials and Routings to process assemblies through
shop.
. Learned building standards and codes to facilitate appropriate and
accurate quotations.
IVY TECH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Muncie, IN OCT 2005 - FEB 2006
AutoCAD Tutor (while in school)
. Assessed skill levels and created developmental plans for individual
students.
. Prepared activities and demonstrations to augment understanding of
subject matter.
UNIVERSITY ESTATES, Muncie, IN AUG 2005- AUG 2006
Maintenance Worker (while in school)
. Managed routine maintenance plans for complex.
. Responded to individual resident requests around-the-clock.
GM ASSEMBLY PLANT, Roanoke, IN MAY 2004 -
AUG 2004
Assembly Technician (summer break)
. Versatile employee able to alternate between paint and body shops.
. Provided backup for vacationing associates.
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE
SANDVIK MEDICAL SOLUTIONS
. Re-Engineered and reconstructed finished material crib.
. Raised on-hand accuracy which increased customer OTD.
. Played major role in transferring all finished material to new
location (Tennessee Operations), while managing all BOM requirements
during cut-over.
. Created work instructions (standard work) on daily activities within
the materials department.
. Participated in the transferring of equipment between operations.
. Held Kaizen events to improve material flow throughout the shop.
. Expedited critical parts throughout the shop.
. Coordinated all shipping activities, subcontracts, and all inner plant
transfers.
SHERRY LABS
. Managed drastic changes while implementing a new LIMS system
(Laboratory Management system). These changes were to better improve
traceability, human error, & enhance access by the customer (optimize
the customer's ability to view "via the web" what stage a current job
is in the testing process).
. Built specifications within the LIMS system to promote cost savings
and efficient job flow.
. Built order templates for repetitive customers and specifications.
This entailed gaining 100% knowledge and understanding of the work and
improved the speed & quality of the departmental output.
. Performed Time Studies and task analysis to improve Value-Added
processes and eliminate Non-Value-Added tasks.
. Tracked KPI's including the number of jobs in house, orders received &
orders completed. Also performed daily studies to give a better
understanding of which departments were at capacity and managed the
labs OTD (On Time Delivery).
GM
. Mastered assembly techniques while maintaining quality, safety, and
production standards.
. High Performance production team member, where we utilized problem
solving principals and statistical data to create an atmosphere of
continuous improvement.
. Gained various knowledge and followed the Motor Vehicle Safety
Standards (MVSS)
. Applied the Global Manufacturing System (GMS) philosophy that general
motors requires at each level of assembly