Mark Bauerlin, SPHR
**** ********* ***** (w) **3/284-5317 / (c) 803/645-4528
Aiken, SC 29803 abln4t@r.postjobfree.com
SENIOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGER - MANAGER OF OPERATIONS
Strategic Partnering / Program Development / Project Management / Business
Development
Senior business leader with strong human resource and operational
leadership background. Excels at seeing the big picture, identifying gaps
and managing change. Plays an integral role in developing, integrating and
executing business and human resources strategies that leverage human and
capital resources to create competitive advantage - providing
collaboration, motivation and direction across teams in diverse and high
growth environments. Experience spans technology, manufacturing, oil
distribution and aerospace in startup and Fortune 500 corporations.
CORE COMPETENCIES
Talent Acquisition & Management Change Management
Organizational Development Contract Negotiation
Skill Assessment / Training Safety and Loss Control
Union Avoidance Performance Management
Employee / Labor Relations Lean / Six Sigma
Compensation Strategy & Management Operations Management
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
LENNOX INTERNATIONAL, Bellevue, OH / Blackville, SC 2000 - present
$3.5 billion global leader in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning,
and refrigeration markets.
Operations Manager: Arrested long term declines in productivity (average
35% improvement year to date) and delivery performance (30% improvement
year to date) despite critical steel and part shortages and inventory
system errors caused by the merging of two business systems. Initiated
formal quality measurements - using data to focus continuous improvement
(40% year to date increase). Turned around a critical and highly technical,
but poorly performing welding team pacing the rest of the organization
(improved output 50%).
Manager, Human Resources: As a strategic business partner played a key role
in growing sales from $30 million to $160 million, improving EBIT from
negative $1.5 million to $12.5 million and increasing employment from 200
to over 700. Recruited 100+ professionals (up through senior management)
and 500+ hourly employees (including highly skilled trades). Developed and
implemented a new, radically different hourly compensation system in a
contentious and entrenched union environment as part of a lean
manufacturing implementation. Co-developed comprehensive, intense and
interactive union avoidance seminar for senior managers through first line
supervisors.
HEXCEL POTTSVILLE CORPORATION, Pottsville, PA 1997 - 2000
$32 million subsidiary of Hexcel Corp., world leader in advanced composite
materials and manufacturer of complex structural components for commercial/
military aircraft - CNC Machining Center of Excellence.
Production Manager: Led/managed 180 employees in a complex, job shop
environment operating 24 hrs/day, 7 days/week. Reduced late orders from 430
to 28 (from $1,300,000 to $150,000), average days late from 50 to 9 and
improved on-time performance from less than 50% to 93+% (plant record).
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HEXCEL CORP., Continued
Human Resource Manager: Implemented a detailed profit sharing program that
improved employee engagement and effectively linked employee performance to
key business outcomes. Designed and staffed a 24 hour/3 day weekend shift
that increased production capacity by 40 percent. Reinvigorated the safety
and health program leading to a 25 to 30% reduction in recordable, workers
comp. and lost time injury rates.
BLACK & DECKER (U.S.), Inc., Beloit, WI 1994 - 1997
$50 million facility making accessories for $2.5 billion Power Tools group
- Cellular / JIT manufacturing.
Human Resource Manager: Collaborated on development of work cells,
"continuous flow" manufacturing techniques and a "skill-based" wage system
that reinforced operational process improvement - resulted in a delivered
price on premium screwdriver bits that was within $.005 per piece of the
most competitive price in the world market. Worked extensively with senior
and plant management in developing, maintaining and leveraging self
directed work teams.
FIGGIE INTERNATIONAL (Power Systems Division), Rockford, IL 1992 - 1994
$30 million division of $2 billion conglomerate. Designed, manufactured
precision fluid power products utilizing state-of-the-art CNC and robotic
machining centers.
Division Human Resources Manager: Managed the integration of the various
people, policy, benefits, cultural and pay practices of 3 distinct
businesses into a new corporate division. Developed/executed strategy to
reorganize into formal business units utilizing matrix structure. Managed a
$100,000+ project to upgrade the security system for the division's new
headquarters and main manufacturing plant.
AMOCO OIL COMPANY, Chicago, IL 1990 - 1992
Senior Human Resources Representative: Provided full
functional/consultative support to 15 locations with heavy emphasis on
labor relations. Managed 12 labor contracts and functioned as chief
spokesperson in contract negotiations.
EDUCATION
North Carolina State University - M.S. Management
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University - B.S. Forest Resource
Management
TRAINING
Human Resource Certification Institute - Senior Professional in Human
Resources (SPHR) certification
Villanova University - Master Certificate in Human Resource Management
Villanova University - Lean / Six Sigma
Loyola University - Employment Law
University of Michigan - Contract Negotiations / Labor Relations
Michigan State University - Skill Based Pay Systems
Fisher & Phillips LLP - Union Avoidance