GEORGE ROBERT CROZIER
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East Amherst, NY 14051 abnwlu@r.postjobfree.com
CAREER HISTORY
Dec 2005 to SITE SHIPPING MANAGER
May 2008 Production Control and Logistics
Delphi Corporation
Thermal and Interior, Lockport NY
Responsibilities: Manage and lead job activities for site shipping and logistics functions. Manage
customer contact activities and coordination of customer material and information flow. Administer Delphi
safety programs. Champion departmental continuous improvement and lean manufacturing activities.
Budget performance responsibility
Accomplishments: Identification of continuous improvement opportunities. Developed implementation
plans for cost saving initiatives. Reduced salary/contract staff from 16 to 11 people and hourly employees
from 47 to 23 workers utilizing lean manufacturing principles.
June 2003 to SERVICE and AFTERMARKET MANAGER
Nov 2005 Production Control and Logistics
Delphi Corporation
Thermal and Interior, Lockport NY
Responsibilities: Provide leadership and support for the Divisional Service and Aftermarket Value Stream.
Coordinate material and information flow between Aftermarket customers, Delphi and Jamestown Container
(3rd party packager). Engage Delphi PC&L and Jamestown Container in continuous improvement activities
in logistics, information and material flows. Improve and maintain customer delivery ratings and metrics.
Accomplishments: Successfully completed ongoing transition of Service and Aftermarket Packaging
operations from Delphi Lockport to Jamestown Container. Implementation of SAP enterprise system in the
Service and Aftermarket Value Stream. Development of various scheduling and performance monitoring
systems. Coordination of intra departmental data cleansing activities.
March 2002 to HVAC PC&L VALUE STREAM LEADER
May 2003 Production Control and Logistics
Delphi Corporation
Thermal and Interior, Lockport NY
Responsibilities: Manage and lead job activities for staff of 26 salary employees and 119 hourly
employees. Manage all scheduling, follow-up and material flow along with shipping and receiving dock
activities. Administer Delphi safety programs. Champion continuous improvement of in plant material flow
systems. Responsible for budget performance.
Accomplishments: Development and implementation of central supermarket and tugger delivery system.
Successful transition of blower motor supply from North America to Korea. Coordinated material flow and
break points for several major supplier caused quality spills with no production interruption to GM Assembly
Plant customers. Reduction of substantial safety and fire risks through consolidation of empty container
storage and cardboard disposal. Exceeded LIFO inventory reduction targets.
March 1997 to GLOBAL PC&L MANAGER
February 2002 Production Control and Logistics
Delphi Corporation
Thermal and Interior, Lockport, NY
Responsibilities: Global PC&L activities for all locations outside of North America and Europe. Primarily
Asia Pacific, India and Brazil. Engage and lead global PC&L teams through cross-functional meetings,
workshops and other activities to maintain and improve production and supply chain capabilities, logistics,
planning and scheduling
Accomplishments: Successful startup of PC&L operations for a newly constructed plant in India.
Developed lean material flow plan for supply of HVAC products to GM Thailand facility. Flawless
implementation of new product launches for Korean sourced supply of compressors. Pioneered usage of
FCA Incoterms with TTOP (Transfer Title Our Plant) terms, which resulted in reduced inventory levels and
delivery risk for products supplied to North American facilities.
July 1994 to GENERAL SUPERVISOR
February 1997 Production Control and Logistics
General Motors Corporation
GMPTG – Flint Mi. Component Operations (Plant 83/84)
Responsibilities: Supervise and lead job activities for immediate staff of three employees. Manage all
scheduling, follow-up and material flow along with shipping and receiving dock activities. Administer
GMPTG safety programs. Champion continuous improvement of in plant Synchronous Material Flow
Systems. Responsible for budget performance.
Accomplishments: Reduced hourly headcount from 62 to 48 employees. Eliminated departmental
overtime by 30%. Developed and implemented material lightboard system and centralized bulk material
storage. Achieved implementation of supermarket parts delivery system. Expanded scheduled window and
shipping and receiving. Completed Change Management Program
April 1991 to GENERAL SUPERVISOR
June 1994 Production Control and Logistics
General Motors of Canada Limited
St. Catharines Components Plant
Responsibilities: Coordinated west plant material flow for production material in excess of $200 million per
annum. Supervised and led job activities for immediate staff of 8 employees. Budget performance
responsibilities.
Accomplishments: Reorganized departmental functions through decentralization of regional office while
reducing departmental staff by 38% without negative impact. Controlled and reduced overall plant
inventories levels from $47 to $34 million dollars. Achieved $400,000 reduction in annual transportation
budget. Pioneered development and implementation of Synchronous Manufacturing Strategies for
transportation and material handling within plant. Managed design and implementation of supplier external
pull system.
EDUCATION BIA. Bachelor of Industrial Administration
General Motors Institute, Flint Mi.
CMA, Certified Management Accountant
Society of Management Accountants, Ont. Canada