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Quality Assurance Manager

Location:
Sussex, WI, 53089
Posted:
March 09, 2010

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ROGER A. GLASER W*** N**** Maple Avenue

Sussex, Wisconsin 53089

262-***-****

abm7tj@r.postjobfree.com

Summary of Experience

ASQ Certified Quality Engineer with 25 years of quality and operations

experience in custom and high volume manufacturing. Background in

manufacturing quality assurance systems, Six Sigma, ISO, Lean, AIAG

methodology, process improvement, training, cost of quality and metrics,

internal, supplier and customer systems auditing, systems deployment, and

safety. Six Sigma Black Belt certified.

2006 to HUSCO International, ltd., Waukesha, Wisconsin

2009 A $235 million global manufacturer of customized hydraulic

valves.

2008 Director of Quality Assurance Runcorn, Cheshire, UK:

to Responsible to Managing Director of UK facilities for European

2009 quality assurance activities.

Created and implemented customer return tracking system to

accelerate failure identification. Result: Reduced initial

response time from 5 days to 24 hours and shortened service

cycle time from 45 to 17 days.

Implemented internal process audits and improved testing

methods for major customers. Result: Reduced PPM from 22,000

to 3,700 in 9 months on NAACO contract and reduced PPM from

11,000 to 2,000 in 8 months on DANA contract.

Led Six Sigma Black Belt project (DMAIC methodology) to improve

FTT on a high-volume proportioning controller product. Result:

Increased FTT by 15% in 2 months.

2006 Quality Assurance Manager, Responsible to General Manager for

to quality assurance activities for HUSCO - Whitewater and its

2008 customers.

Led Six Sigma Black Belt project to reduce machine shop scrap.

Result: Reduced scrap from 9.5% to 1.0% and saved $67,000 per

year.

Collaborated with production manager to develop operator

training and certification program. Result: Improved

conformance to requirements by 15% first 6 months.

Coordinated purchase and installation of Zeiss CMM software to

align division with industry quality assurance and

manufacturing standards. Result: Reduced machine shop setup

times 75% and step function in PPAP/ISIR preparation times.

Orchestrated implementation of certified stock replacement

program with major customer. Result: Achieved an 80% drop in

reported PPM over 3 months.

1991 to Citation Innovative Metal Components, Menomonee Falls,

2006 Wisconsin

A manufacturer of precision machined automotive and

agricultural components.

2004 Plant Manager: Responsible to General Manager for daily

to production operations.

2006 Drove divisional lean enterprise (Value Stream Mapping &

Process Value Analysis) efforts. Result: Saved $100,000 per

year by increasing efficiencies.

Implemented 5S program and initiated special audits. Result:

Improved cleanliness of all production facilities and

perpetuated improvements (sustain).

Introduced PAIN (Potential Accidents I Noticed) system to

elevate safety issues. Result: Reduced reported safety

incidents by 20% in 6 months.

Led 5S/lean activity in maintenance shops and storage

facilities. Result: Eliminated maintenance spare part

'buffer' and reduced part inventory by 15% in 6 months.

Standardized and consolidated quality and operations metrics

for 6 plants.

Result: Reduced resources used to produce balanced score card

information.

2002 Director of Quality Assurance: Responsible to General Manager

to for internal and external quality and process improvement.

2004 Created internal certified component system for high-PPM

product.

Result: Removed containment requirement and eliminated $4,000

monthly outside contractor cost.

Led quality and delivery system enhancements for Ford product.

Result: Achieved Ford Q1 certification.

Developed training verification system for quality assurance

staff. Result: Prioritized training activities and increased

skill level of QA department employees.

Consolidated and redeployed internal Quality Operating System

(QOS).

Result: Increased information feedback frequency from monthly

to weekly.

Instituted daily meetings for emergent quality issues. Result:

Enabled immediate containment and corrective action and reduced

rework and customer penalties.

2000 Quality Assurance & Technical Manager: Responsible to the

to General Manager for forging facility quality assurance

2002 activities.

Introduced automated finished part weight qualification system.

Result: Reduced labor hours from 8,000 to 4,000 per year.

Implemented customer complaint Problem Reporting and Resolution

(PR&R) system. Result: Reduced customer PPM by 25% and

eliminated repeat complaints.

Introduced surface contour measurement system. Result:

Decreased first article approval time and set up time for new

forging runs.

1997 Project Manager/Process Engineer: Responsible to Engineering

to Manager for implementation of new product lines.

2000 Developed APQP (AIAG methodology) training program and gate

review for project engineering department. Result: Produced

fewer rejected PPAP submissions and decreased scrap costs

during early production.

Launched $6,000,000 in component programs for OMC and Cummins.

Result: Met customer requirements on time and within budget.

Initiated project hand-off system to monitor and prioritize

vital project goals during early production. Result: Defined

project status standards and facilitated cleaner hand-offs from

project management to production managers and supervisors.

1991 Quality Assurance Engineer: Responsible to Quality Assurance

to Manager for maintaining customer mandated quality assurance

1997 programs.

Spearheaded 10-step supplier quality improvement program with

Cummins Engine Company. Result: Achieved certified supplier

status that secured $14,000,000 in new business contracts.

Co-managed upgrade from ISO 9001 to QS 9000 Quality Management

System. Result: Achieved QS-9000 certification.

Optimized gage calibration system using historical results and

introduced shop floor SPC system to capture 'real time' process

data. Result: Reduced gages flagged for calibration by 20%

and reduced scrap due to process degradation.

1986 to Senior QA Inspector, H&K Inc., New Berlin, Wisconsin

1990 A manufacturer of automatic filling and capping machinery.

Education MS Degree, Engineering Management, Milwaukee School of

and Engineering, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Expected graduation date:

Certificat June 2010

ion: BS Degree, Business Administration, Cardinal Stritch

University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1999, Academic Honors

ASQ Certified Quality Engineer



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