Maintenance Manager

Thomas Hammer

Cell phone: 314-***-****

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Foristell, MO. 63348

Email: ************@*****.***

Personal

Health : Excellent

Martial : Married

Home : Own

Education

Grayson County College – 1976 / Associate of Applied Science

Certificates Received in the following

Maintenance Management – 1977

Dale Carnegie Course – 1978

219-AP-1400 Autoclave Controller Seminar – 1979

People Skills and Problem Solving – 1980

Communication Skills – 1989

GMP and FDA Training – 1990

Management Styles – 1991

Quality in Production – 1992

Management and Supervisor Safety – 1992

Techniques for Empowered Workforce Program – 1993

Total Quality Management Training – 1996

Forklift Training – 2000

Military

United States Army – 1962-1964

Employment History

Texas Instruments

Dallas and Sherman, Tx.

September 1969 – April 1976

Position Mechanical Engineering Technician

Duties

I was responsible for assisting electro-mechanical engineering on machine set-ups, modification of equipment and trouble-shooting machine problems.

Assisted in several new production line set-ups and debugging of equipment

This consisted of high volume soldering machines, high speed parts machines, plastic injection machines, pallet and screw injection machine and plastic extrusion machine, ranging from 400 to 600 tons.

Johnson & Johnson (Surgikos)

Waco, Tx.

April 1976-1981

Position Maintenance Supervisor

Duties

I was responsible for the maintenance of a 20 acre plant site, 97,000 square feet of plant space, electric trucks and approximately 50 pieces of equipment.

Equipment descriptions ranging from bag sealing machines, autoclave sterilizing vessels to complex towel folding machines and high speed paper cutting machines with blade widths from 26 to 100 inches.

I was responsible for plant start–up operation, it was necessary to supervise all machine set-ups, debugging, machine maintenance procedures, and setting up a computerized stockroom. Due to the nature of our business and sterile products we made, it was necessary to document all preventative work in log books. Close inspections were made of these checks and repairs by In-House Quality Control and FDA.

I was responsible for the hiring and training of all personnel in all areas of the plant and machine maintenance.

I was responsible for starting a plant safety program and fire brigade.

In 1981 the decision was made to relocate all production equipment, setting the equipment into place and training the maintenance personnel and machine operators.

Rockwell international (Flow Control Division)

Waco, Texas

Aug. 1981 – 1989

Position Facility and Machine Maintenance Supervisor

Duties

I was responsible for overseeing the construction of 115,000 square foot building. My responsibilities were to assist general contractors in architects contracted by Rockwell International. After the building was completed I did the hiring and training of all maintenance personnel for our operation. I mid 1982 due to oil production cutbacks a decision was made to close operations in the Waco plant. I was asked to move the equipment in the Waco plant to Glasgow, Scotland at a new plant start-up there. My responsibilities were to crate the equipment for overseas shipment, move it to freight port in Houston, and ship it to Scotland. I had to meet the machinery in port in Scotland and arrange for the loading and trucking to East Kilbride, Scotland. Once there I set up the equipment to the satisfaction of the Plant Manager and assisted in solving other machine related problems. I returned to the United States the end of 1983. During the time this plant was shut down, I worked under contract at other plant locations doing equipment and facility maintenance work.

Allergan Inc.

Waco, TX

August 1989 - April 1993 Maintenance Supervisor

Position Maintenance Supervisor and Facility Maintenance Supervisor

Maintenance Supervisors Duties

Supervise production, Engineering and Facility Maintenance personnel.

Requirements of this position include

In production Maintenance I was responsible for 12 individuals

Supervise individuals with skills ranging from Maintenance trainee, Maintenance Mechanic, Maintenance Master Mechanic to Department Lead

Ensure strict adherence to GMP’s and FDA requirements and training

Conduct facility SOP and safety training

Encourage team building and participation

cost savings, cross-training team projects

communications skills

off-site specialty training

Coordinate new equipment instillation

Machine modification (ie: filling and packaging)

Validation of equipment

I initiated a PM program using “suggested Manufacture Procedures” and to adhere to facility GMP and SOP. I have developed a spare part program to satisfy our PM Program and to minimize any machine break down which would reduce “Down Time”. I am responsible for instillation, validation, certification and daily operation of sterile rooms’ environments.

Facility Maintenance Supervisors Duties

Supervise individuals with responsibilities ranging from custodial maintenance, maintenance trainee, general maintenance, HVAC Mechanics, Boiler Master Mechanics, Master Machinist. Master Electrician to facility lead.

Ensure a strict adherence to GMP and FDA requirements and participation

Cost saving, cross-training team projects

Production support

Communication skills

Off-site specialty training

The individuals that were under my supervision (which were 10) where not only responsible for their specific duties but also provide support and assistance with all phases of production, general facility and high purity water systems (ie: D.I. and R.O) pertaining to production and associated support systems.

I would also oversee outside contractors to assure compliance and completion of instillation, rebuild, repair and relocation for manufacturing and facility equipment.

I ensured this work was performed using sound engineering principles and methods and on a timely and cost efficient basis.

Alcon Laboratories

6201 S. Freeway

Fort Worth, TX. 76134

April 1993 – June 2005

April 1993 – March 2000: Maintenance Supervisor p

March 2000 - June 2005: Facility Maintenance Manager

Position Maintenance Supervisor and Facility Maintenance Manager

Duties

Supervise production maintenance mechanics, filling and packaging. The requirements of this position included the following

Maintain sterile filling and packaging equipment as per CGMP’s.

Schedule PM’s and CM’s, as per production schedules and document work as completed by maintenance mechanic.

Plan for machine rebuild as needed during plant summer shutdown.

Review mechanics skills and cross train as needed for back-up on equipment.

Assist mechanics with troubleshooting if needed to solve production as soon as possible.

Plan for new equipment replacement as needed and source vendors for quotation

All facility maintenance plus all custodial maintenance

Clean Tech

211 South Jefferson

St. Louis, MO. 63103

Feb. 2014 – Feb. 2016 Current: Clean Tech

Position Site Manager

Duties

Managed a cleaning crew of fourteen people cleaning and up keeping a 360 thousand square foot building. Duties performed on a nightly basis which consisted of buffing floors, cleaning and sanitizing all restrooms and any cleaning to maintain offices in the highest standards.

Reason for leaving Clean Tech, the contract that Clean Tech had to maintain and clean the building was terminated, Clean Tech did not have any other open positions in the company that was suited to my qualifications.

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