CRAIG MACRINA
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Temperance, MI 48182 ************@***.***
CAREER SUMMARY
Experienced front line supervisor with diverse experience in manufacturing
and retail industries in supervision and inventory control. Equal
experience in union and non-union environments. Tenacious attitude with
respect to the implementation of policies and procedures. Able to build
relationships that foster continuous improvement in a team environment.
Reputation for dedication, honesty and integrity.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PACTIV, Lake Forest, IL April 2010 - Present
Manufacturer of Consumer and Foodservice Packaging
Production Supervisor, Wanatah, IN
Coordinate and manage the activities of 50 United Steel Workers in the
manufacture of aluminum foil products. Responsible for all production
and maintenance related activities across all shifts.
. Implemented updated plant safety rules as well as a more robust LOTO
program.
. Instituted a higher level of accountability at the operator level to
increase OEE.
GM POWERTRAIN, Detroit, MI 1999 - 2009
Manufacturer of cars and trucks.
Group Leader, Romulus Engine, Romulus, MI 2008 - 2009
Coordinated and managed the activities of 35 United Auto Workers.
Including shipping, receiving and storage of purchased items, and
delivery to internal customers.
. Led cross-functional group to identify corrective action to implement
a robust FIFO inventory procedure to insure quality. Played key role
in implementation.
. Identified a lack of compliance to key personal safety and quality
procedures. Insured training of transferred employees and corrected
issues.
. Coordinated activities with assembly and manufacturing departments to
maintain inventory at planned levels, maximize up time, and achieve
benchmark safety levels.
Production Supervisor, Toledo Transmission, Toledo, OH 1999 - 2008
Managed 20 UAW members in transmission part production for internal and
external customers. Ensured the highest levels of safety, quality and
productivity.
. Relocated two machining departments without missing schedule.
. Identified and executed manpower reductions, on multiple occasions,
that resulted in over $1 million in total annual savings for business
team.
o Created efficiency plans, analyzed duties and assigned
machines.
. Elected by peers as Chairman of Plant Professional Managers Network.
. Took over maintenance supervisor responsibilities of all skilled
trades for nine months to cover for medical leave.
. Reduced tooling cost 20% using Statistical Process Control.
. Held additional positions supervising heat treat area, races and
gears, green and hard machine parts, and inventory control.
TOYS R US, Paramus, NJ 1993 - 1999
Specialty toy retailer.
Inventory Control Manager, Canton, MI 1997 - 1999
Directed nine person team in inventory functions in 29 store market with
annual sales over $250 million. Coordinated sales promotion and
advertising, product pricing, direct shipments, and shipping / receiving
documentation.
. Led year-end inventory for the Detroit Market. Successful in
achieving shrink reductions through improved training procedures.
. Increased sales in juvenile products by developing a spreadsheet that
assisted in determining the economic order quantity by store and kept
items in-stock.
TOYS R US, continued
Manager, Toledo, OH 1993 - 1997
Integral part of management team, working closely with the store director
to ensure smooth operation of all aspects of the business including:
sales floor management, cash control, and receiving.
. Selected as sales floor manager of under-performing Ann Arbor store in
1996. Led team to increase in store "fullness" and product
presentation. Rewarded with "Store of the Year" honors for the
Detroit market.
. Led store remodel to an on-time completion while achieving increase in
sales volume by setting daily goals that completed tasks with limited
disruption.
. Supervised and trained hourly personnel in specific job functions as
well as promotion and assurance of positive customer relations.
EDUCATION
BS, Business Administration, Operations Management, University of Toledo,
Toledo, OH 1990
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING
Managing Workplace Diversity
Dale Carnegie
MEMBERSHIPS / AFFILIATIONS
United Way Greater Toledo, Loaned Executive 2008 - Present
Data Specialist analyzing accounts of Lucas, Wood and Ottawa county donors