CHARLES KEVIN HUBIER

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

Silsbee, TX 77656

409-***-**** or 706-***-****

abmdd4@r.postjobfree.com

BACKGROUND OVERVIEW:

Over 26 years in paper making industry with diversified operational,

technical and mechanical experience. Areas of expertise include facilities

management, operations, maintenance planning, and personnel development.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

8/2007 - Present

MeadWestvaco, Evadale, TX.

#5 Dry End Operations Supervisor (10/2009 - present): #5 machine has

weight range of 98 lb - 205 lb @1000 - 1725 FPM and 260" deckle. Making

coated board with two side coating capability, which runs a multitude of

coated grades, primarily Aseptic for the China, Japan and Mexico market,

along with packaging grades for USA and Mexico.

Duties include manage day-to day operations of the winder and roll line

including safety awareness, quality emphasis, inventory management,

training, maintenance and production. Keep ISO 2001 certification through

maintaining and updating documentation checks and controls.

Key accomplishment: paid complaint reduction: Through focusing on customer

feed back, discussing this in the crew meetings along with the home station

group meetings and following up with the crew then to the individual for

accountability.

Operations Supervisor/Assistant Superintendent of the #2 paper machine

(8/2007 - 10/2009): #2 machine had a weight range of 138 lb - 268 lb @ 580-

1100 FPM and 210" deckle. It made both coated and uncoated grades,

including packaging and cup stock.

Responsibilities included the safety, quality, cost, production, and budget

for the machine as well as the stock processing and the winder. Other

duties include setting maintenance priorities, clothing inventories, roll

change frequencies, covers, scheduling outages, chemicals and all trials.

Was also responsible for ensuring the training of the crews for each shift

was adequate and that each shift has the correct skill set to safely

achieve their goals and objectives.

Key accomplishment: Production record was broken the year I was hired and

broken again the following year. This was done by changing how we handled

start-up and hay outs due to pulper issues (under designed for the current

weights and speeds) along with adhering to grade receipts, round sheets and

best practices for draws.

2003-2007

Temple Inland Paperboard, Rome, GA.

Assistant Superintendent of the #2 paper machine: #2 Machine is a

linerboard machine running weights from 24 lb - 45 lb at 2250 - 2500FPM and

240" deckle.

Responsible for the safety, quality, production and budget as well as the

stock processing, winder, roll handling and shipping, setting maintenance

priorities, clothing inventories, trials, roll change frequencies and

covers.

Recycle plant assistant superintendent: Responsible for checkout,

commissioning and start up of a 300 ton per day recycle plant addition,

ensuring that all operating procedures along with lock out tag out

procedures were developed and in place. Ensuring start up was on time and

within budget set. Then maintain housekeeping and safety standards for the

continuous operation.

Key accomplishment: Start up of the recycle facility and going to grade

recipe setting targets for critical operating parameters. Significant

reduction in draws by focusing on the issue and changing felt run in the

2nd section to pistol grip a bottom dryer with the top felt to help sheet

support.

1999-2003

Weavexx

Sales and Service Representative

Responsible for trouble-shooting paper machines, monitoring clothing on

these machines and keeping inventories in line with these mills. We

monitored trials and kept the mills updated with new processes and designs

of the textile market. Worked with mills on the Open Door process which

involves bringing value added services and products to the customers.

1996-1999

Temple Inland Paperboard, Rome, Ga.

Assistant Superintendent of the #2 paper machine: #2 Machine is a

linerboard machine running weights from 24 lb - 45 lb at 2250 - 2500 FPM

and 240" deckle.

Responsible for the safety, quality, production and budget as well as the

stock processing, winder, roll handling and shipping, setting maintenance

priorities, clothing inventories, trials, roll change frequencies and

covers.

Assistant Superintendent of Operations (maintenance coordinator) -

responsible for working as liaison between maintenance and production

setting the day to day maintenance priorities as well as coordinating the

shut down activities for the entire paper mill area, which includes stock

processing, paper machines, winders and shipping.

Supervisor - responsibilities included the continuous operation of two

100% virgin linerboard machines with speeds ranging from 1300 fpm-2500 fpm

(grade dependent) and grades from 24 lb - 90 lb. I was also responsible

for safety, training and development of twenty-eight crewmembers.

1992-1996

Temple Inland Paperboard, Maysville, KY: Maysville is a 100% recycle mill

that ran 24 lb - 69 lb at 1000 - 2900 FPM making both medium and linerboard

with a 300 " deckle.

Team Leader - Responsible for the continuous operation of a 100%

recycle linerboard machine which produced 800 tons per day. Here my

responsibility was to supervise the safety, training and development of

twelve crew members.

Other positions held at this mill include:

Team Support Technician - relieved the team leader during off time and

any skilled jobs (stock prep operator, machine tender, back tender,

additive operator and stock prep field) should the need arise.

. Stock Prep Operator

. Machine Tender

Key Accomplishment: Received the first set up to the team support

technician position and then moved up to the team leader roll as well as

being a part of the successful green field mill start up.

1984-1992

Weyerhaeuser Pulp and Paper, Columbus, MS

In Columbus we made light weight coated paper (off machine coater and super

calendars) that ran weights 22 lb - 35 lb at 2500 - 3500FPM with a 300"

deckle. Here we worked under a unique concept, which allows one to

progress at your own pace. Started out as a utility hand and worked my way

through the core shop, winder helper, stock prep helper, winder operator,

back tender, machine tender and stock prep operator.

Key Accomplishment: Advanced past several other operators on the machine

and at one time was the youngest machine tender in the world.

EDUCATION:

College: Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, LA

Finished one semester with a 3.65 GPA: Majoring in Business Administration

High School: Mansfield High School, Mansfield, LA

Graduated in 1983 in top 20 of class, Subject concentration in math and

science

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