GEORGE LEWIS ARISPE, SR.

**** ***** ****** ***** . ** Paso, Texas 79912

Residence 915-***-**** . Mobile 915-***-****

ablcjy@r.postjobfree.com

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Manager with 8+ years of experience in high-quality plant operations, labor

relations, quality control, safety, and engineering. Proven track record of

consistent contributions to increased production, quality, cost-

effectiveness, and profitability. A persuasive leader and team builder

skilled in cross-functional team collaboration with all operating

departments. Key player in strategic planning. Expertise in:

.Production / Planning / Scheduling .Customer Service Supervisor

.Sales quotas and service objectives .Vendor Relations

.Inventory / Materials Management .Materials Sourcing

.Process Flow .Performance Analysis

.Cost Reductions / Controls .Performance Improvement

.ISO Certification & Compliance .Efficiency Improvement

.Team Leadership .Process Redesign / Reengineering

.Quality Management .Safety Compliance

.Resource Management .Operation Layouts

.P & L Responsibility .Manufacturing Start-Ups

.Workforce / Resource Utilization .Regulatory Compliance

Currently hold and active Secret Security Clearance with the Department of

Homeland Security.

Bilingual Communication Skills in English & Spanish

Computer Proficient in Word Processing, Spreadsheet, Presentation,

Production, & Database Software.

Typewriter (40wpm), 10 key calculator, Atomic Absorption Machine (AAS

machine) and turbidity meter.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Detention Officer 2009-Present

Doyon Akal JV

Subcontractor for the Department of Homeland Security/

Immigration Customs Enforcement

El Paso Processing Center

El Paso, TX

Perform duties related to the detention, processing, safeguarding, security

of detainees.

Exercise surveillance and control over detainees, and maintain order and

discipline.

Attend to housing, feeding, and the physical well-being of detainees.

Enforce rules and regulations of the detention facility.

Provide care, custody and control of detainees.

Supervise detainees at deportation or exclusion hearings, during transport,

while receiving medical care and when and other duties as assigned.

Recognize potentially hazardous health, safety or security problems.

Perform other duties as assigned.

Able to speak, read, write and understand English. Concisely and accurately

write narratives of incidents and prepare written reports.

Exercise judgment and use discretion in dealing with first response to any

and all situations.

Process Operator I 2008-2008

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold

Morenci, AZ 85540

Monitor computer data base to maintain accurate process flow of solution in

holding tanks. Collect sample solutions and test solutions for purity of

copper. Maintain and provide assistance with the production and

maintenance of the plant equipment and operate mobile equipment.

.Ability to understand and apply verbal and written work on safety-related

instructions and procedures.

.Provide back-up support to assigned areas with the Hydromet group.

.Work in a mine/manufacturing setting, which include exposure to extreme

temperature and humidity, moving mechanical parts, risk of electrical

shock, toxic chemicals, explosives, fumes or airborne particles.

.Ability to work independently with no guidance.

.Excellent communications skills and team player.

Master Scheduler 2007-2008

Foamex International

Santa Teresa, NM

Provide vision, management, and direction to planning / scheduling

initiatives of high-volume manufacturing operation. Maintain full

supervision responsibilities of more than 8 subordinate employees which

include interviewing, hiring, training, evaluation, supervision, and

termination. Mentor and coach subordinate employees.

.Develop and review master schedule based on customer orders and

availability of personnel, equipment and raw material.

.Maintain raw material, work in process and finished goods inventories to

meet customer needs and schedule requirements.

.Assure that all Customer Service Representatives manage customer accounts

in a timely and efficient manner.

.Solely responsible for contacting customers when issues and concerns

arise.

.Provide back-up support to assigned areas with the materials group.

.Ability to work independently with no guidance.

.Excellent communications skills and team player.

Production Manager 1989-2007

Automotive Up-fitting Factory

UNICOR Industries

Anthony, Texas

Provided vision, management, and direction to production initiatives of

high-volume up-fitting automotive operation. Maintained full management

responsibilities of more than 9 subordinate managers and 300 subordinate

production staff including interviewing, hiring, training, evaluation,

supervision, and termination. Mentored and coached subordinate management

professionals.

.Developed and implemented several key efficiency and production

enhancements. Results: Increased production volume and led sales to record

amount of $34 million.

.Supervised activation and deactivation of two separate production lines

simultaneously. Results: First manager in bureau history to achieve a

superior rating in industries division.

.Oversaw the production of electronic components and customized safety

upgrades on Department of Homeland Security vehicles.

.Oversaw the production of plastic molding parts including all aspects of

inventory control. .Successfully managed and controlled

$14 million inventory.

.Authored step-by-step standard operating procedures on break-down,

rebuild, and component installation

.Implemented several key cost-avoidance and inventory maximization

initiatives. Results: Maximized resources and saved $3 million in

production costs.

.Developed comprehensive and innovative production training course. Result:

Reduced defects in products and workmanship.

Production Manager 1989-2007

Broom & Brush Factory

UNICOR Industries

Anthony, Texas

Within my tenure at the Federal Prison Industries La Tuna, TX., as the

UNICOR Factory Manager. I gained professional knowledge and experience of

brush making theories along with the principles and practices applicable to

the full range of maintenance and paint and varnish brushes produced at the

Federal Prison Industries, La Tuna, UNICOR Brush Factory. I acquired

thorough knowledge in the use and operations of the various plastic

molding, paint brush and push broom equipment and machinery used in the

manufacturing of the Brush Factory's production line. I am thoroughly

familiar with materials and procedures of brush production and

knowledgeable of technical and practical processes. I am very familiar with

related products such as plastic handles(75 different handles), various

filler materials (natural and man-made), wood (blocks and handles), and

cardboard (boxes, cartons, and inserts). Knowledgeable of adequacy and

quality acceptability of all raw materials used in the Broom and Brush

Factory to ensure that rigid Government specifications are met. An

efficient and versatile production line must be maintained that includes

control of excess raw materials, work in process finished goods

inventories. La Tuna Brush Factory produced 135 different brushes.

My duties also included knowledge and working experience of two ferrule

making machines in the Factory and the application of General Services

Administration's specifications concerning types of metals, tin, tin plate

and nickel plate and also weights and thickness according to the specified

use for paint brushes under their contract.

Daily production varied due to the monthly quantities ordered under

contract to our main customer, General Services Administration. This

contract was administered by and Administrator assigned to us based in San

Francisco, California.

I was in constant contact with this Administrator concerning brush order

status and weekly updates on delivery of these orders. GSA Representatives

based in Fort Worth, Texas, and Auburn, Washington also contacted me.

I was trained by the UNICOR Systems Administrator at the Federal Prison

Industries La Tuna, TX., on the UNICOR Management Control System phase 3A

and phase 3B. Along with being trained on UNICORS' latest program, System

Applications Products (SAP). I used these systems to monitor work orders

and released brush orders to the Supervisors on the production line, which

they are assigned to.

Production Supervisor 1989-2007

Broom & Brush Factory

UNICOR Industries

Anthony, Texas

SCOPE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: High-profile position overseeing and coordinating

a complete range of factory production operations related to paintbrush and

floor sweepers for Government Services Administration. Solid knowledge of

production processes, including planning, scheduling, equipment and labor

resource utilization, manufacturing specifications, quality

control/assurance issues, production cycles, products and services

supporting factory operations, process steps and layout, and equipment/tool

usage and operation for each product work station. I have excellent

customer service and compliant resolution abilities.

As a UNICOR Broom and Brush worker Supervisor, I assisted the Factory

Manager on a daily basis on the coordination and supervision of 9 Broom and

Brush Supervisors and 300 staff, production planning, manufacturing

activities and general operations of the Broom and Brush Factory. I was

responsible for ordering raw material for the Brush Factory.

With the SYMIX System, System Applications Products (SAP), I released brush

orders to the production supervisors and also closed these orders upon

completion of a finial cost analysis. I checked inventory levels of

material and submitted purchase requests to purchase materials for the

continued production. I was in charge of scheduling and submitting overtime

hours and pay for the Broom and Brush supervisors.

I had phone communications with the General Services Contract Administrator

of our broom and brush contracts. I provided brush order status as well as

shipping dates and in the case of delinquent deliveries. I also had phone

contacts with material suppliers and equipment and machinery vendors.

I was responsible for providing verbal, written and visual instruction for

training and supervising workers in the finishing of maintenance brushes.

This included the training of trimming machine operators, boxers, packagers

and production coordinators who would be familiar with all finishing

operations. Training band saw operators and a lead position to be familiar

with all operations as well as assisting with production and payroll

records.

Senior Officer Specialist 1989-2007

Federal Bureau of Prisons

Anthony, Texas

SCOPE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: Supervised and maintained custody, control, and

security of up to 1300 inmates. Worked various posts to include: Acting

Activities Lieutenant; trained new staff during their Institutional

Familiarization classes; and assisted the Operations Lieutenant in the

orderly running of the institution. Set the example for new staff and

inmates. Demonstrated ability to lead and willingness to teach based on

policy and procedure.

Bank Teller Membership Officer 1987-1989

EL PASO TEACHERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

El Paso, Texas

SCOPE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: Provided outstanding service in all internal and

external member contacts. Using computer a terminal performed the

following functions: processed withdrawals and deposits, loan payments and

transfers. Negotiated checks per Check Availability Policy. Processed

cash advances on MasterCard and VISA credit cards. Sold Travelers Checks,

Money Orders and Cashier's Checks. Balanced cash drawer on a daily basis

and maintained acceptable balancing percentage per Teller Over/Short

Balancing procedures. Using effective communication and sales skills,

identified member needs and offered credit union products which best fit

those needs. Balanced general ledgers such as cash advances, bonds,

travelers checks and money orders. Crossed-trained and worked in other

credit union departments/functions.

Route Driver 1988-1988

RAINBO BAKING COMPANY

El Paso, Texas

SCOPE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: I loaded company vehicles with company's baked

goods and delivered to designated routes. I was responsible for following

all Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations. I was also responsible

for collecting fees on some accounts.

Proof Operator 1987-1987

TEXAS COMMERCE BANK

El Paso, Texas

SCOPE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: I operated a Burroughs proof machine, balanced

teller transactions. I was responsible for maintaining computers in good

working condition. I maintained supplies required for my station to

properly perform my duties. I was responsible for completing work

assignments on a daily basis.

Courier/DOT 1985-1985

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

Sherman, Texas

SCOPE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: I delivered parcel to customers on designated

routes. I was solely responsible for my assigned vehicle and merchandise

equaling to $500,000.00. I was responsible for following all Department of

Transportation (DOT) regulations. I also collected fees on merchandise and

was responsible for balancing out on a daily bases. I was responsible for

all parcel being delivered, before retiring at the end of the day.

Overview:

Courier/DOT and also performed dockworker responsibilities when not

delivering parcel which consisted of Transporting freight across dock area

to/from trailers for loading to trailers.

Position Information:

. Performed freight handling using appropriate motorized and manual

equipment, including but not limited to: forklift, pallet jack and hand

truck

. Verified documentation matches freight description (e.g. type, weight,

hazardous materials), using current electronic or manual system

. Arranged freight to maximize trailer capacity, distribute the weight and

secure the contents using appropriate tools and supplies (e.g. pallets,

straps, rope)

. Breakdown and remove internal trailer packing structure, including but

not limited to: beams and load decks

. Recoup/repair damaged freight when necessary

. Verified and completed required documentation and reports

. Assisted customers with freight and freight documentation as needed

. Complied with all applicable laws/regulations, as well as company

policies/procedures

. Performed other duties as required

WORKING CONDITIONS:

. Dock environment; exposure to varied weather conditions, exhaust, fumes,

dust, noise

. Hours varied due to operational needs

. Frequent contact with service center personnel; fast-paced, deadline

oriented

. Ability to count and perform basic math, with or without a calculator

. Basic written and verbal communication skills (documentation,

communication with peers, supervisors, etc.)

. Ability to lift hand or loose freight of varying weights several times a

week; ability to lift dock plates weighing approximately 75 pounds and to

open trailer doors requiring approximately 72 pounds of lift force, up to

several times per day or more

. Ability to bend, twist, squat, pushing/pulling freight throughout shift

. Ability to follow instructions and complete required training

. Ability to work independently and/or as a team member

Supervisor Proof Department 1981-1987

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION

El Paso, Texas

SCOPE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: I scheduled work hours, holidays and vacation for

employees. Supervised employees on operating NCR proof equipment to

balance teller transactions on a daily basis. Responsible for ordering

supplies and calling in maintenance for equipment. I met with the Vice

President on a weekly basis to discuss up to date progress on the proof

department. Dealt with employees working atmosphere and personal problems.

TRAINING

Copper Mining 101 Achieving Cashier Excellence

Achieving Branch Security Excellence Ethical Conduct

Anti-Money Laundering Achieving Teller Excellence

Communicate! for Credit Unions Serving Your Customer for

Credit Unions

Ethics: Code of Conduct for Credit Unions Leadership: Sharing the

Vision for Credit Unions

OSHA: Workplace Safety Introduction to Supervision

Armed Escort/Self Defense Training Raw Material Purchase Training

Material Requirements Planning / Scheduling Systems Applications Process

(SAP)

Time & Attendance Lockstitch Techniques Course IV

Battle Dress Uniform Manufacturing Code 3 Public Safety Equipment

Fleet Management Training EEO Policies Training

How to Deal With Conflicting People Human Relations Training

Time-in-Motion Study Training Sexual Harassment

Computer Security Training

PERFORMANCE AWARDS

Sustained Superior Performance

Special Act Award

Letter of Recognition

Honorary Award

Foreign Language Award

Suggestion Award

REFERENCES

Manny Bellido

8624 Pilgrimage Cir.

El Paso, Texas 79912

915-***-****

Ruben Borrego

8551 Euphrates Dr.

El Paso, Texas 79907

915-***-****

Mike Ferda

8500 Doniphan Rd.

Anthony, Texas 79821

915-***-****

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