Garry DeWayne Perry
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Objective
A challenging position in Quality Management that will utilize
my extensive experience, technical knowledge, strong leadership
abilities and educational background.
Experience
Force Protection Industries, Inc.
Ladson, SC
Integrated Logistics Support Project Manager - Cougar, 2007 -
2009
< Responsible for Project Management the Cougar Mine Resistant,
Ambush Protected (MRAP) vehicle logistics support program.
Training Materials Developer, 2007 - 2008
< Responsible for the development of training curriculum in
accordance with TRADOC
350-70, NAVEDTRA 130 and USMC SAT Manual for MRAP vehicles.
Training packages include: Training Plans, Training Outlines,
Slide Presentations, Instructor Guides, Training Aids, and
Handouts.
< Provide technical support and training to customers and users
of training packages.
< Proficient with a variety of computer software including
Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel and Word.
Behr Heat Transfer Systems, Inc.
Charleston, SC
Safety Manager, Training and Organizational Development
Specialist, 2001 - 2007
< Responsible for the management of the facilities Safety
Program.
< Developed, implemented and maintained the facilities ISO 14001
Environmental program.
< Responsible for the development, revision, and implementation
of the organization's training program in a facility of 450 +
employees.
< Conducted training to employees on machinery operation and
maintenance, OSHA safety requirements, QS-9000 and ISO/TS
16949 Operating Procedures and Work Instructions, Lean
Manufacturing, team concepts, adult learning techniques, and
presentation skills.
< Established lesson plans, training goals, needs assessment,
objectives, and schedules for all safety, new employee, team,
and quality training.
< Maintained plant's training records in accordance with QS-9000
and ISO/TS 16949requirements.
< Developed and implemented Supervisory Management training
program using Development Dimension International (DDI)
training modules on team building, communications, conflict
resolution, harassment awareness, and diversity.
< Wrote facilities Human Resources procedures and policies.
< Prepared and presented monthly Human Resources metrics to
upper management (absenteeism, turnover, safety incident rates
and monthly training hours).
Robert Bosch Corporation
Charleston, SC
Team Facilitator, 2000 - 2001
< Responsible for the facilitation, coaching and training of 24
high performance work teams in the plant's fuel injector
department.
< Created, revised, and delivered training to plant associates
in high performance work teams, time and attendance
procedures, vacation and leave policies, lean manufacturing
techniques, systematic problem solving, quality system
auditing, cost reduction monitoring, safety, equipment
efficiency and interpersonal skills.
< Developed a rotating training schedule for team and team
leaders training.
< Wrote procedures for team resource development and
assessments.
Garry DeWayne Perry
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multiplastics
Mt. Pleasant, SC
Quality / Safety Manager, 1999 - 2000
< Evaluated and improved facilities quality program utilizing
ISO-9000 standards.
< Lead auditor for facilities internal audit program.
Established an Internal Audit schedule, conducted internal
audits, issued non-conformance reports and performed follow up
audits.
< Established and implemented plant safety program.
Participated in the South Carolina Office of OSHA Voluntary
Safety Program.
< Chairperson of plant's Safety Committee. Conducted plant
safety audits and performed corrective actions for safety
concerns.
< Conducted training to employees on ISO-9000 standard,
Operating Procedures and Work Instructions, statistical
process controls, and OSHA safety requirements.
< Wrote Safety and Health procedures in accordance with OSHA
standards.
Federal Mogul Friction Products
Orangeburg, SC
QS-9000 Coordinator, Training Coordinator, 1996 - 1999
< Conducted training to employees on operation and maintenance
of facility manufacturing equipment, SPC, QS-9000 Operating
Procedures and Work Instructions, team concepts, adult
learning techniques, OSHA safety requirements, and
presentation skills.
< Wrote and revised existing Operating Procedures for the
company's quality program in accordance with QS-9000
standards.
< Wrote Work Instructions and Operator's training manuals for
all equipment that affect the quality of products.
< Performed internal quality audits as the Lead Quality Auditor
for the facilities QS-9000 Quality Program.
< Represented the plant as the Lead Auditor during Third Party
certification audits for
QS-9000.
< Supervised 10 Quality Assurance Inspectors and 8 Quality
Laboratory Technicians.
< Lead and facilitated Kaizen Workshops for quality improvement
projects, 5S events, and SMED workshops.
< Established lesson plans, training goals, needs assessment,
objectives, and schedules for all safety, new employee, team
and quality training.
< Maintained plant's training record in accordance with QS-9000
requirements.
< Conducted Training Needs Analysis to determine current and
future training requirements for all plant personnel.
< Conducted numerous interviews for production associates,
maintenance personnel, quality technicians and Quality
Engineers.
U.S. Navy
Submarine Service
Machinist Mate, Assistant Quality Assurance Officer, 1980-1996
< Assistant Quality Assurance Officer and Lead Quality Assurance
Inspector on three nuclear powered submarines. Wrote
controlled work packages for maintenance and repairs to
seawater systems, high pressure air systems, oxygen systems,
high pressure hydraulics systems and hull integrity systems.
Education
BS Ed., Trade and Industrial MBA (1991)
Education (1990) Brenau University
Valdosta State College Gainesville, GA
Valdosta, GA.