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Resume – Bruce L. Lambert
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Bruce L. Lambert
919-***-**** 934 Black Angus Drive *************@*********.***
Garner, NC 27529
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
LOCAL QUALITY MANAGER, Kuehne + Nagel 11/2000 2/2011
Maintained and improved quality system in three facilities according to ISO, regulatory, and company requirements. Duties included: Conducting audits on internal processes, company SOPs, and customer specific procedures; conducting Gap Analysis to determine opportunities for improvement; investigating and resolving customer concerns and issues; developing and communicating reports and metrics detailing the quality system and quality issues; overseeing safety, security, environmental compliance with company and regulatory requirements.
Accomplishments
Led team in achieving one of the HIGHEST INTERNAL QUALITY AUDIT SCORES in the company for each of the last five years.
Played a KEY ROLE in OBTAINING ISO 9000 CERTIFICATION for Kuehne + Nagel/Nortel facilities in the Raleigh area.
INSTRUMENTAL in the transition from ISO 9000-1994 to ISO 9001-2000.
INSTRUMENTAL in LEADING the IMPLEMENTATION of ISO 14001.
Conducted AUDITS for PHARMACEUTICAL accounts.
Provided EXPERTISE in evaluating the Usco Charlotte Facility. Provided recommendations for improvement in the Receiving and Shipping Departments.
Provided written ASSESSMENT and RECOMMENDATIONS for operations at Kuehne + Nagel facilities in Atlanta and Charlotte.
COLLECTED and ORGANIZED inspection data and PRESENTED summaries at monthly business review meetings with the customer.
MEMBER OF THE KUEHNE + NAGEL RESERVES. Select group of associates who are available to deploy, on short notice, and provide logistical expertise to other facilities and customers.
As a Department Manager, developed and cross trained an EFFECTIVE warehouse team. This resulted in our ability to be more RESPONSIVE to our CUSTOMER NEEDS and it enhanced our PRODUCTIVITY.
KEY member of Lean Team implementing LEAN and 6S concepts.
UTILIZED KAIZEN events in order to visualize the OPPORTUNITIES FOR IMPROVEMENT.
o Tools Used
Value Stream Mapping
First Pass Yield
Brainstorming Techniques
Affinity Diagrams
IMPROVED root cause analysis to address customer concerns.
5 Whys
DEVELOPER, EDITOR, AND CONTRIBUTOR for facility newsletter Lean Times.
WAREHOUSE SUPERINTENDENT, Smithfield Packing
MANAGED 125 ASSOCIATES within the Finished Goods Warehouse in receiving, packaging, storing, and shipping products from a 250,000 square foot distribution center. PRIORITIZED DAILY OPERATIONS in a high volume facility with 150-200 trucks and 6-8 million pounds of daily shipments. Maintained high cGMP standards.
Accomplishments
Instrumental in IMPLEMENTATION of a new FIFO, RF real-time inventory control/order filling Warehouse Management System. SUCCESSFULLY TRAINED 2nd shift associates on use of new system.
DISTRIBUTION MANAGER, Austin Quality Foods
MANAGED 40 ASSOCIATES on three shifts within a 144,000 square foot Finished Goods Warehouse in receiving, packaging, and loading products. Supervised a weekly outbound volume of 100+ truckloads, 3500 pallets, and 4 million pounds of baked goods and 120-150 inbound trucks. Monitored systems and operations to ensure all functions were performed in the MOST COST EFFECTIVE MANNER. COORDINATED WORKFLOW to meet shipping requirements with production and other functional areas. Reviewed customer feedback and communicated information to associates.
Accomplishments
REDUCED and increased EFFICIENCY each year highlighted in 1996 when we:
o Production-to-Shipping time REDUCED to 48 hours, a reduction of 24 hours.
o REDUCED LABOR by 17,662 man-hours, a 25% reduction
o Spent $153,000 less in wages in 96 vs. 95
o INCREASED EFFICIENCY by 739 pounds/man-hour, a 34% increase
o LABOR COST per thousand pounds REDUCED by $.55, going from $5.15 to $4.60 (this includes wage increase for employees).
o Averaged 3.5 million pounds/week shipped; with a record is 4.5 million pounds.
Obtained the HIGHEST AUDIT SCORE from the American Institute of Baking ever received by company.
Took the LEAD in DEVELOPING a training and safety program to reduce warehouse training period from 90 days to six weeks.
PLAYED A KEY ROLE in relocating 4 warehouse operations into a single Distribution Center
ACHIEVED the highest audit score ever for the facility from the American Institute of Baking.
EDUCATION
NORTH CAROLINA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, Rocky Mount, North Carolina.
Completed 45 credit hours toward a Business Administration Degree.
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY, Portland, Oregon.
BACHELOR OF ARTS, HISTORY
CERTIFICATION
Certified Green Belt Lean Six Sigma
Certified Quality Auditor with the American Society for Quality
Certificate – Hazardous Materials Shipper CFR 49, IATA, IMDG
Certificate – Elements of cGMP in Biomanufacturing, Wake Tech
Certificate – BioWork Process Technician, Wake Tech
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