Manager Project

**** ******* ******* #*, ********, Alabama *****

CELL- 256-***-**** > Email *************@*****.***

KRISTAL COLEMAN

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY

Strong individual with the drive to perform successfully. Able to lead groups of people to excel in customer satisfaction and excellent job performance. Ability to make sound decisions to solve problems, or achieve the desired results based on facts at hand. Ability to interact with all types of associates and supervisors in a positive and cooperative atmosphere.

Work Experience:

Elwood Staffing; 205-***-****, HONDA MANUFACTORING; (02/14/2012- Present) Driver; I am responsible for entering all defects on vehicles as they are moved from the assembly line. Take the vehicle to the designated location due to the defect of the automobile. Ensure all vehicles are in proper location according to FIC in order for the vehicle to be repaired in a timely manner. Once the vehicle is repaired I am responsible for ensuring that the defect has been corrected in the system and the vehicle is then shipped. Have to perform daily inventory of all vehicles in the repair lot and turn end at the end of every shift. Responsible for reading FICS to determine defect and area in which vehicle must go for repair.

Atlantic Tool and Die: 256-***-****; Shipping Supervisor; (10/18/2010-12/14/2012); Supervised all shipping and receiving activities and associates in the shipping department. Conduct performance reviews for all shipping associates in conjunction with the shipping manager. Responsible for customer base which consist of Mercedes, Honda, RTI, Honda Power Sports, ISE, Johnson Controls, and Takata. Supervise and assign associates in shipping and receiving to projects that will meet deadline for all shipments leaving the facility. Schedule shipping companies for incoming and outgoing shipments. Monitor the safety, maintenance, and Quality of shipping and receiving area. Make recommendations for layout and design of the shipping and receiving area. Supervise the organization of the finished product storage area, Complete all required shipping documents including shippers, bill of ladings, and bar code labels to ensure on time delivery to customers. Complete export paperwork as necessary. Maintain supply inventory. Prepare an “accomplished Log” for each shift. Assist associates in whatever shipping phase necessary. Update inventory program. Process samples as per instructions for other departments in a timely manner, Train all new associates on the processes for which they will be performing. Operate tow motor as needed. Dispatch outgoing parts and materials. Receive customer returnables. Monitor warehouse activities and prepare daily ship list at the beginning of each shift. Verify all required shipping documents including shippers, bill of ladings, load plans, and bar code labels for quantities and correctness.Created powerpoint presentations for weekly meetings. Used programs such as excel and word to create spreadsheets and documents for presentations. Daily customer contact to ensure satisfaction with products and parts. Scheduled meetings. Daily phone conferences with large customers. Performed performance appraisals. Attended daily production meetings. Perform monthly inventory. Perform all other duties as required.

Anniston Army Depot: 256-***-****; Maintenance Parts Technician: (10/01/2001-09/02/2010); I worked with SARET team distributing parts to repairers. I ensured all parts are placed and ordered on time. Corresponded with Rock Island facility to relay data of shortages and issues that may arise in upcoming missions. Work with parts manager to gather data of shortages for upcoming missions and intake weapons to gather serial numbers so weapons can go back into correct containers for shipment.

Material Expediter: I received routing instructions from shop planner in the form of SPOs (Shop Project Orders). Material Routing Instructions, and any special instruction concerning routing, control, and disposition of the parts and assemblies removed from items disassembled for overhaul. Check end items for missing parts and prepare shortage list for shop planner. After disassembly and classification by inspector, segregate and route reusable items to appropriate processing operations such as sandblast, walnut hull, metal finish, chemical clean and so forth. Indicating on the route tag the type of processing and the date to be completed at each operation. Visually inspect each pallet or basket of material for condition prior to routing or removing from area. Made follow-ups on lost or misrouted and urgent demanded items as necessary. Determined reasons for delays in processing and coordinated corrective action with the shop lead and planners. Reroute parts to relieve overloaded processing. Route parts that needed no processing directly to assembly line for reassembly. Identify material that is of a critical nature indicating the date the material must be completed. Maintain constant contact with priority material and walk through each processing station as required. Responsible for building and maintaining stock levels for assembling kitting requirements to support assigned work in repair, rebuild and modification of turrets, guns, mounts, hydraulics, fire control equipment, vehicles, hulls, engines, transmissions, small arms, electronic and infrared guidance systems, etc. Worked with shop foreman, planners, and operating personnel to insure all items where moved promptly and delivered to shops in proper sequence to prevent shortage to repair and assembly lines.

Tools and Parts Attendant- Requisitioned, received, identified, stored, issued, routed, and turned in repair and or replacement parts, assemblies and sub- assemblies used in production shops to expedite the overhaul, repair, modification, conversion, testing and other related work of combat and tactical vehicles, artillery, small arms, fire control, and missile equipment. Operated data terminal equipment. Screened shop project orders, PAR and completion schedules for a number of items for each PCN. Inventoried bins and storage locations to determine how many items are already in stock and available and how many required ordering. Referred to Technical Manual for required data to include stock number, part number, price, unit of issue, nomenclature and description of item then submitted to production controller. Worked in shop parts room, assembly area, and bay line to offer support to mechanics. Operated several makes and models of lift trucks with lifting capacity of less than 10,000 pounds as high as 168 inches.

Heavy Mobile Equipment mechanic- I was responsible for disassembly and assembly of combat vehicles such as: M1A1, M1A2, M60 A1 (AVLB), M88, Paladin, and FAASV. I assembled parts for combat vehicles and performed repairs to components when needed. Rebuilt and repaired various kitting components including, but not limited to, brake systems, hydraulic systems, steering, rod kits, cupolas, hatches, throttle linkages, etc. Built components for brake systems, engine, steering systems, and all other systems that support the operation of the combat vehicles. Segregated parts according to texture, type, route to be taken, and by PCN and placed them in proper baskets to be routed into the system. I operated various test equipment, Received verbal and written instructions from shop supervisor and manuals.

Office Automation -I received visitors and telephone calls to the facility, made and received phone calls setting appointments for meetings and visitors. Prepared spreadsheet for weekly meetings. Maintained accounts, data bases, operated typewriter to fill out various SOPS, forms correspondences, updates to local regulations and reports. I used programs such as lotus, power point, word, excels, and media maker to create various slide shows, spreadsheets and all other documentation needed. Used the database to project recycling revenues, track operating cost, and prepare presentation graphics for briefings. I compiled information and data to be used in monitoring the progress of recycling program. I prepared monthly and quarterly reports to turn into the Commander. Received incoming mail and reviews. Prepared travel orders and mileage sheets. Performed all other administrative functions. Received verbal and written request from employees. Prepared monthly budget. I have knowledge of organizational skills and office skills. Received cash receipts, vouchers, and deposits. Counted receipts for accuracy, resolved and discrepancies found.

NORTH AMERICAN BUS INDUSTRIES-(01/11/200*-**-**-****) - Information Specialist- Mike Wallner- 256-***-****;

Reformatted computers, installed software, reset passwords, create spreadsheets for workflow meetings, worked with PowerPoint, excel, word, lotus, word, and other various computer programs and they were to be installed onto computers. Fixed any glitches in the system to ensure a rapid connect was going. Answered help desk line to assist employees with computer, phone, copier, and fax problems.

EDUCATION-

College-

Gadsden State Community College- 06/1999-12/2002; Major-Computer Science/ networking and Business Management

Ashworth Community College- 08/2003-10/2004- Major- Computer info

White Plains High School- graduated 05/1999

REFERENCES-

Joe Fritter- Atlantic Tool and Die- SR production manager- 614-***-****

Randall Headrick- Mercedes Benz- Production Planner- 205-***-****

Morgan Miller- RN- 256-***-****

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