JOSEPH R. DUFFY
Ottawa, IL. *****
Ph:815-***-****
E-mail: ********@*****.***
Goal: A position in a small to medium sized company where my experience
and skills contribute to the success of the business.
SKILLS SUMMARY: Strong hands-on experience in:
Lean Manufacturing/Six Sigma Toyota
Production System
ISO/QS/TS16949 Quality Systems Kanban
Kaizen
Process control
Process Teams SPC
on the factory floor
Root cause problem solving techniques Certified Green Belt
RJG Master Molder I course Computer
literate, Microsoft, HR
software, etc
Strong interpersonal/communication skills TPM, OEE
Strong Human Resources background
EXPERIENCE:
Ottawa Masonry, Duffy & Stehl Contracting, Ottawa, IL.
2008 to present
Owner/President
Doing quotations on projects, marketing, dealing with legal and
accounting activities, and actively involved in site supervision and
safety.
Honeywell International, Spring Valley, IL.
2007-2008
Manufacturing engineer/cell leader
Honeywell Sensing and Controls Division manufactures pressure switches,
incandescent and halogen lighting systems. These positions are in
charge of injection molding and fabrication This includes 12 injection
molding machines from 70 to 725 ton as well as various fabrication work
cells involving welding, drilling, tapping, and heat treating parts.
Staff reporting to this position consists of 18 operators, 5 set up
technicians and 2 maintenance personnel. Personal accomplishments
during this time include completion of green belt certification and the
RJM Master Molder I course. Position eliminated by Reduction In
Force.(RIF)
Duffy & Stehl Contracting, Ottawa, IL.
2005-2007
Owner/President
Doing quotations on projects, managing legal and accounting activities
and training.
Stant Manufacturing, Inc., Pine Bluff, AR.
2004-2005
Business Unit Manager
Stant is a tier 1 automotive parts supplier for fuel system parts to the
world wide automotive market. Stant is part of Tompkins PLC. At the
pine Bluff facility, this position is in charge of all molding
operations to include 37 molding machines ranging from 28 ton to 330
ton, 55 associates and an engineering staff of 5. This facility is
responsible for providing molded parts to several other Stant
facilities. Currently we have 4 process teams through training and into
problem solving. This has helped improve scrap rate from over 9 % to
3.5% against a goal of 3%. Scrap cost per unit has dropped $.005 per
unit for an annual production of over 10 million units. We have
re-instituted a Kanban system and are currently tying in Pine Bluff
assembly as well as the other plants. The current major project coming
to completion involves a cell of excellence for processing nylon
materials. This consists of 8 presses, a new dryer/feed system, crane,
automated box filling/quality sorting conveyers and 30 minute mold
changeovers.. Savings realized are at $325,000 annually. Other cost
savings projects are in work for expected results from $50,000 to
$500,000. Company lost patent infringement lawsuit, in process of
being sold.
Oberg Arizona, Chandler, AZ.
2002-2004
Plastics Operations Manager
Oberg Arizona is a division of Oberg Industries, a corporation
diversified across carbide die manufacturing, metals stamping, plating,
injection molding, and automation systems with annual sales approaching
$100 million. This management position is responsible for all aspects
of injection molding including P&L. In this position, I introduced a
universal process setup card, RJG monitoring systems, and real time SPC
on selected products as well as a comprehensive maintenance program. We
also redesigned and modified an automated insert molding cell resulting
in 27% cost reduction, doubling capacity and significant quality
improvements for critical products. Developed and managed relationships
with 2 companies in Mexico to provide a better labor rate, alleviate our
shortage of qualified workers for assembly and rework projects. This
program was used by all departments in the Division with significant
savings on labor intensive jobs. I improved quality in 3 months on a $1
million/year automotive account from hundreds of reject parts/month to
less than 1 part / week of line drop off. Molding was closed due to
lack of new sales.
Thatcher Tubes, LLC., Woodstock, IL.
2000-2002
Production Manager/Logistics Manager
Thatcher Tubes is a manufacturer of packaging for the cosmetics and
related markets with sales of $28 to 30 million/year. I managed and
gained experience in extrusion processes, compression molding, 4 & 6
color printing presses in line, hot stamping, automated labeling and
automation in moving the product from raw materials to finished goods.
I improved my logistics experience in establishing programs to insure
traceability from receiving through shipment of finished goods.,
inventory control, tag counts, auditing, inventory cycle counts and IR
scanning. The injection molding position I was hired for never
materialized as a molding company was purchased in Mexico.
Guttenburg Industries, Inc., Guttenburg, IA.
1997-2000
Vice President of Manufacturing
Guttenburg Industries is a well established, ISO 9002 certified custom
molder of plastic parts for automotive, computer, industrial,
electronics and other major markets. The Vice President of
Manufacturing is responsible for molding, engineering, assembly,
scheduling, warehousing/shipping/receiving, tool room, and maintenance
departments. The Vice President of Manufacturing contributes in
strategic planning and the budget process as a member of the senior
management team. Responsibilities include day-to-day operations of 2
plants with 30 molding machines from 28 to 550 tons, pad printing, hot
stamping, assembly, sonic and spin welding to meet customer
needs. Developed an automation plan for the company, standards and
training designed to improve process control.
Nakajima All Manufacturing Co., LTD, Ottawa, IL.
1988-1997
General Plant Manager.
Nakajima is an original equipment manufacturer of office machinery.
This position is responsible for P&L, communications and business
relations with the parent company in Japan as well as subsidiaries world
wide. I was also responsible for plant management, operations, Human
Resources, and HS&E. I spent significant time negotiating major
materials contracts, service agreements and production agreements with
customers. New purchasing procedures saved 13%/year.As Human Resources
Manager, I established an ergonomics program, trained and developed
staff, managed our insurance programs, maintained accountability for
OSHA and EPA requirements. As injection molding manager, I established
rules/regulations, SOPs and safety & performance standards for the
molding department start-up. Plant closed when production moved to
Indonesia.
EDUCATION:
Northern Michigan University, Marquette, MI. B.S. in Business
Administration, 1988
Community college of the Air Force, AAS, Electronics, 1986
RJG Master Molder I Course, RJG, Inc., 2007
Green Belt Certification, Honeywell Intl, 2007
LEADERSHIP ACTIVITIES:
Director/Member, Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Director, Industry and Education Partnership with Illinois Valley
Community College.
Member appointed by Governor to Private Industry Council
Advisor, Electronics & Plastics curriculum development at Illinois
Valley Community College
Member, goals 2000 panel, grant program for schools
Instructor, part time management instructor at Illinois Valley Community
College
Member, Executive Board of Illinois Valley Education to Careers Program