Gralyce Benchrif

Email: abp6lw@r.postjobfree.com

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City: Gainesville

State: GA

Zip: 30507

Country: USA

Phone: 678-***-****

Skill Level: Any

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Primary Skills/Experience:

Production Control Analyst Accomplished, strategic-thinking production control analyst offering a combination of Fifteen-year track record in the Fibers and Textile Processing Industry, with Product Manufacturing, Extrusion Process, polymer technology, Business expertise and diverse industry experience. Provide leadership and technical development knowledge and skills to understand the concepts of engineering principles and /or scientific analysis, associated with the Process and Product Improvement & Development to operations and facilitate global business expansion. Proficient leader to a group cross-functional teams with expert communication and interpersonal skills. Proficient in the use of technology to enhance business, and operation Seeking a Production Control Analyst position that will allow me to enhance and further my skills in the Textile Processing/ Manufacturing Industry. Relocation needed in Hawaii or Las Vegas to be closer to family.

Educational Background:

High School Dipolma from Waipahu Adult Education, HI 1/2001 to 3/1982 (General Studies)

High School Dipolma from Center of Industry &Technology Inc,, HI 1/2001 to 12/2012

High School Dipolma from Carrier, HI 1/2001 to 12/2012

High School Dipolma from University of Hawaii, HI 1/2001 to 12/2012

High School Dipolma from Naval Training Center, HI 1/2001 to 12/2012

High School Dipolma from Naval Training Center, HI 1/2001 to 12/2012

Job History / Details:

Summary

Production Control Analyst

Accomplished, strategic-thinking production control analyst offering a combination of Fifteen-year track record in the Fibers and Textile Processing Industry, with Product Manufacturing, Extrusion Process, polymer technology, Business expertise and diverse industry experience. Provide leadership and technical development knowledge and skills to understand the concepts of engineering principles and /or scientific analysis, associated with the Process and Product Improvement & Development to operations and facilitate global business expansion. Proficient leader to a group cross-functional teams with expert communication and interpersonal skills. Proficient in the use of technology to enhance business, and operation Seeking a Production Control Analyst position that will allow me to enhance and further my skills in the Textile Processing/ Manufacturing Industry. Relocation needed in Hawaii or Las Vegas to be closer to family.

Highlights

Responsible and reliable

Strong attention to detail

Organized

Proficient at multi-tasking

Advanced engineering knowledge

Strategic thinker

120, 240 and PLC wiring

Strong mechanical aptitude

Electrical testing knowledge

Inventory control

Experienced in production scheduling

Knowledgeable of quality control standards

Supply management expertise

Dedication to product quality

Conditioning and quality procedure expertise

Compliance with GMPs(Good Manufacturing Practices)

Results-oriented

Systems implementation

Troubleshooting/repair specialist

Device interfacing knowledge

Self-starter/motivator

Critical thinker

Mathematical reasoning aptitude

Production scheduling familiarity.

Process improvement strategies

Conditioning and quality procedure expertise

Productivity improvement

Superb time management skills

Background in polymer blending

Spun Bond and Melt Blown machine operation

Process improvement

Quality assurance and control

Unsurpassed work ethic

Experience

October 2008 to October 2012

Herty Advanced Materials Development Center Dawsonville, Georgia

Production Control Analyst

Ran operational tests on systems and equipment to reinforce proper processes and remedy malfunctions.

Prepared daily project/product status updates to keep staff up-to-date on program changes and task requirements.

Carefully organized, analyzed and prepared technical data reports to ensure proper work flow and productivity.

Collaborated with electrical / mechanical engineers to resolve product development and maintenance issues.

Conferred with engineers and other personnel to implement operating procedures, resolve system malfunctions, and provide technical information.

Developed, coordinated, and monitored all aspects of production, including selection of manufacturing methods, fabrication, and operation of product designs.

Continually improved methods and procedures for processes, measurement, documenting and work flow techniques.

Developed production tracking and quality control systems, analyzing production, quality control, maintenance and other operational reports, to detect production problems.

Assessed and trained personnel for promotion to cross-functional operations.

Maintained and enforced a safe and clean working environment at all times.

Coordinated preventative maintenance on existing and new production equipment, including routine calibration.

Diligently maintained safety and quality standards.

Implemented root cause and corrective actions to remove production constraints and improve product quality.

Collaborated with the engineering team to adjust and modify production equipment.

Reviewed production orders, schedules, delivery dates and inventory levels to determine product availability.

Trained, developed and counseled employees to develop a high performing team.

Developed and maintained strong and clear communication and rapport with plant personnel.

Reviewed production orders, schedules, delivery dates and inventory levels to determine product availability.

July 2008 to October 2008

Schreiber Foods, Inc Gainesville, Georgia

Maintenance Technician

Routinely inspected machinery and equipment to diagnose malfunctions.

Assisted lead technicians with installation, repairs and maintenance of electrical and mechanical systems.

Read manufacturer manuals, diagrams and specifications prior to repairing equipment.

Tested machinery, equipment and parts to identify any defects.

Assembled and maintained physical structures using hand and power tools.

Used hand tools to replace defective equipment parts.

Replaced worn and damaged hoses, wiring and belts.

October 2006 to March 2008

Oerlikon Textile Inc Dawsonville, Georgia

Field Service Engineer

Fabricated, wired, tested and installed both Allen Bradley and Siemens electronic control systems.

Capable of reading and interpreting electrical and mechanical drawings, schematics and blueprints to implement them in the manufacturing, production and installation process.

Responsible for field installation, wiring, start-up and operation of all manufacture and supporting process equipment to ensure it meets the customers' product requirements and recommendations.

Identified design, process and equipment options to satisfy client needs, minimize costs and limit potential operational problems.

Maintained timely and accurate oral and written technical reports regarding assigned project engineering activities.

Managed domestic and off-shore contract manufacturers, including traveling overseas to inspect manufacturing site.

Installed and removed spun bond & melt blown systems, including pulling wire, device termination and mounting back boxes.

Examined systems to locate problems such as loose connections and broken insulation.

Ran diagnostic tests to verify functionality of equipment.

Supplied technical and customer service support by phone and in person.

Mastered the intricacies of the process flow within each department.

Operated all equipment throughout manufacturing process to back-fill.

Maintained and enforced a safe and clean working environment at all times.Coordinated preventative maintenance on existing and new production equipment, including routine calibration.

Collaborated with product and engineering team members to define and develop new product concepts.

Led working groups to develop mitigation strategies and prepare standard operating procedures.

Recommended and executed plans to improve development tools and processes.

Resolved customer issues by establishing workarounds and solutions and by debugging and creating defect fixes.

Collaborated with cross-functional teams to draft project schedules and plans.

Displayed courtesy and strong interpersonal skills with all customer interactions.

Trained new employees and explained procedures clearly and efficiently.

January 2007 to January 2008

Agape Collaborations Inc Cumming, Georgia

Panel Builder

My responsibilities were to include all panel layouts, wiring, testing of various electrically controlled panels using Allen Bradley and Siemens control systems.

Constructed and tested electronic circuits and installed point-to-point wire harnesses and connectors.

Quickly replaced faulty parts and unit wiring and retested systems.

Ran cycle checks of electromechanical systems consisting of multiple integrated circuits.

Determined appropriate methods and sequencing of operations.

Troubleshooted electrical/electronic control circuits.

Verified that all required information was readily available and displayed correctly.

July 1999 to October 2006

Nordson Corporation Dawsonville, GA

Process / Field Service Engineer

Provided thorough support and problem resolution for customers.

Trained new customers employees and explained procedures clearly and efficiently.

Maintained composure and patience in face of difficult customer situations.

Displayed courtesy and strong interpersonal skills with all customer interactions.

Resolved customer complaints and concerns with strong verbal and negotiation skills.

Analyzed and interpreted blueprints, data and manuals to determine precise specifications.

Inspected, tested and measured materials, products and installations to spec.

Operated all equipment throughout manufacturing process to back-fill.

Maintained and enforced a safe and clean working environment at all times.

Established and adjusted work procedures to meet production schedules.

Defined manufacturing performance standards and reviewed the performance outcomes to set future targets.

Coordinated and developed new product design in collaboration with engineering staff.

Diligently maintained safety and quality standards.

Collaborated with the engineering team to adjust and modify production equipment.

Capable of reading and interpreting electrical and mechanical drawings, schematics and blueprints to implement them in the manufacturing, production and installation process.

Responsible for field installation, wiring, start-up and operation of allFiber & Textile equipment and supporting downstream process equipment to ensure it meets the customers' product requirements and recommendations.

Experienced HMI control system interface, AC/DC drives and motors, controlLogix, I/O, control net communications, instrumentation (flow, pressure, temperature, consistency, and control valves), motion control, and power distribution.

Directed/managed contractors, carry out all job responsibilities according to safety rules and regulations.

Highly qualified at Fiber Spinning and Textile Non-woven industry material processing with spun bond and melt blown technology.

Traveled extensively domestically and internationally.

Machine Operation,

Tested and operated a variety of electrical components and systems.

Consistently worked to code on all projects, utilizing drawings and manuals.

Traced and diagnosed malfunctions with hand tools and test equipment such as multi-meters.

Worked extensively on three-phase, 277/480 volt power distribution systems.

Connected wires to circuit breakers and transformers, and component level distribution panels.

Aligned and tuned complicated inter-related circuits and electromechanical systems.

Ran cycle checks of electromechanical systems consisting of multiple integrated circuits.

Constructed and tested electronic circuits and installed point-to-point wire harnesses and connectors.

July 1999 to October 2006

Nordson Corporation Dawsonville, GA

Control systems fabricator

Reading technical assemblies and schematic drawing,

Installation Electrician, Web Analysis & Fiber Spinning, process analysis.

Electromechanical troubleshooting,

Machine Repair/Maintenance,

Analytical Skills.

Directed electricians on installation, maintenance and repair on electrical wiring and equipment.

Connected wires to circuit breakers and transformers to component level distribution panels.

Collaborated with a diverse team of architects and electrical and mechanical engineers.

Worked extensively on three-phase, 277/480 volt power distribution systems.

Experienced HMI control system interface, AC/DC drives and motors, controlLogix, I/O, control net communications, instrumentation (flow, pressure, temperature, consistency, and control valves), motion control, and power distribution.

Directed/managed contractors, carry out all job responsibilities according to safety rules and regulations.

Traced and diagnosed malfunctions with hand tools and test equipment such as multi-meters.

Consistently worked to code on all projects, utilizing drawings and manuals.

Reported improper conduct and events that were potentially dangerous or harmful to the supervisor.

Tested and operated a variety of electrical components and systems.

Tested the entire electrical assembly for performance levels and safety concerns.

Prepared equipment for all operations.

Verified that all required information was readily available and displayed correctly.

Set up sensitive electronic test tools and equipment.

Ran cycle checks of electromechanical systems consisting of multiple integrated circuits.

Aligned and tuned complicated inter-related circuits and electromechanical systems.

Quickly replaced faulty parts and unit wiring and retested systems.

Constructed and tested electronic circuits and installed point-to-point wire harnesses and connectors.

Aligned and tuned complicated inter-related circuits and electromechanical systems.

March 1998 to May 1999

Siemens Automotive Gainesville, GA

Production Line Leader/Set-up

My responsibilities included troubleshooting, maintaining, operating a production line at a power window motors facility.

Adjusted machine feed and speed if machine malfunctioned.

Helped achieve company goals by supporting production workers.

Started machine operations by inserting control instructions into control units.

Developed production tracking and quality control systems, analyzing production, quality control, maintenance and other operational reports, to detect production problems.

Assessed and trained personnel for promotion to cross-functional operations.

Operated all equipment throughout manufacturing process to back-fill.

Maintained and enforced a safe and clean working environment at all times.

Coordinated preventative maintenance on existing and new production equipment, including routine calibration.

Supervised production schedules, production quality and on time delivery.

Collaborated with the engineering team to adjust and modify production equipment.

Trained, developed and counseled employees to develop a high performing team.

February 1985 to June 1990

United States Navy

Electrician

Troubleshooted electrical/electronic control circuits.

Routinely inspected machinery and equipment to diagnose malfunctions.

Tested machinery, equipment and parts to identify any defects.

Prepared equipment for all operations.

Tracked maintenance actions and completed records.

Troubleshot, repaired and set telemetry alarms and plunger lift controls.

Determined appropriate methods and sequencing of operations.

Set up sensitive electronic test tools and equipment.

Ran cycle checks of electromechanical systems consisting of multiple integrated circuits.

Aligned and tuned complicated inter-related circuits and electromechanical systems.

Quickly replaced faulty parts and unit wiring and retested systems.

Constructed and tested electronic circuits and installed point-to-point wire harnesses and connectors.

Aligned and tuned complicated inter-related circuits and electromechanical systems.

Education

2003 Rockwell Automation Atlanta, GA

Certificate PLC Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Fundamentals

Setting Up a PLC-5 System on a DH network

Planning Program Flow Strategies

Programming Sequential Function Charts (SFCs)

Configuring Multiple Main Control Programs (MCPs)

Programming Selectable Timed Interrupt (STI) Routines

Programming Processor Input Interrupt (PII) Routines

Programming Fault Routines

Programming the File Search and Compare (FSC) Instruction

Selecting and Programming Shift Register Instructions

Selecting and Programming Sequencer Instructions

Applying Indirect and Indexed Addressing

Programming a Message (MSG) Instruction for DH Communications

Transferring Data between Processors and Analog Modules

Transferring Data between Scanner and Adapter Processors

Programming a Proportional Integral Derivative (PID) Instruction

Programming ASCII Instructions

1998 Center of Industry &Technology Inc, Atlanta, GA

Certificate Industrial Maintenance

Industrial Maintenance and Industrial Facilities Technology coursework

HVAC coursework Certificate in HVAC and Refrigeration (Type I & Type II)

Coursework in Industrial and Electrical Engineering

Coursework in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

Coursework in welding

Coursework in plumbing

Coursework in carpentry

Coursework in electrical maintenance & repair

Industrial Maintenance and Industrial Facilities Technology coursework

1992 Carrier Honolulu, HI

Certificate Advanced Maintenance Course

Maintenance & repair on HVAC units / equipment

1991 University of Hawaii Honolulu, HI

certificate Basic Air Conditioning

Coursework in Air Conditioning and Refrigeration

1985 Naval Training Center Orlando, FL

Certificate Basic Electricity & Electronics

The concepts of current, voltage, power, energy, and resistance are studied. Topics include DC and AC sources, capacitance, inductance, and magnetism. Resistive circuits are analyzed using Ohm's and Kirchhoff's Laws and computer-aided circuit analysis using SPICE is included.

Basic principles of electric circuit analysis are discussed. Voltage, current, and power relationships in AC and DC circuits are emphasized. Principles and applications of diodes, transistors, and control devices are discussed. Basic digital circuitry is also included.

1989 Naval Training Center Great Lakes, IL

Certificate Advanced Maintenance Troubleshooting and Repair

Fundamentals of AC/DC motors and generators, troubleshooting programmable logic controllers.

Additional Information

Recommendation letters provided

References provided upon request

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