JOEL FLORES III **** Howard Street, Kingsburg, Ca 559-***-**** ************@*****.***
OBJECTIVE:
Experienced Army Officer Veteran seeking career in Manufacturing Plant (Bilingual Spanish speaking)
EDUCATION:
MBA in process at University of Phoenix
Bachelor of Science in Business Management, California State University Fresno
Associate Arts, Computer Information Systems, West Hills Community College
Certified in Microsoft Office (power point, MS Office and spread sheets)
Wind Turbine Technician Safety and Technical Airstreams Renewables Inc.
Infantry Officer Advanced Course, CPT US Army, Ft Benning, Georgia (Leadership)
Armor Officer Leadership Basic Course, US Army, Ft Knox, Kentucky (Leadership)
CERTIFICATIONS:
Certification in Microsoft Windows Dec 2017
Type 60 wpm
ENSA Safe Access and Rescue Climber
American Red Cross First Aid/CPR/AED
OSHA 10 Construction Safety
Accumulator Charging Certificate
Electrical and Electrical Metering Safety
EXPERIENCE:
Several years’ of administrative support to professional teams, have conducted research, prepared statistical reports and performed clerical functions such as preparing correspondence, public relations, arranging conference calls, scheduling meetings and training.
Several years’ experience as a manufacturing operations manager, production supervisor and maintenance manager
Managed and supervised up to 6 production/manufacturing lines and up to 300 employees
Strict adherence to Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP’s) and SOP’s
Managed line efficiencies, key performance indicators, Safety OSHA, Quality, P&L and machine downtime
Efficiency procedures using lean and continuous manufacturing, Kaizen and 5-S methods
Familiar and have worked rotating shifts (12 hour and 8-hour shifts)
Experience working in union and non-union environments
WORK HISTORY:
Ply Gem Windows (Texas) February 2017 to August 2017
Operations Manager
Successfully lowered overtime from 30% to 15% in three-month period
Increased production from 75% to 92%, by implementing a PM and staffing program
Lead and supervised a team of 6 front line Supervisors and 300 hourly employees
Responsible for the overall safety, quality, maintenance department and performance of the plant
Reviewed manufacturing and operating reports and resolved operational, manufacturing and maintenance problems to ensure minimum cost and prevent operation delay
Accounted for meeting and exceeding operation goals and used strategic planning and forecasting; appraised performance; rewarded and disciplined employees and addressed staffing needs
SERPA Packaging (Visalia) March 2015 to January 2017
Machine Shop Manager
Oversaw the fabrication of operations and of components for custom packaging machinery
Supervised and provided instruction to 39 hourly CNC, lathe, mill, drill press machine operators and programmers
Responsible for all safety initiatives on the shop floor, including employee safety and PPE
Handled all employee issues and recommended disciplinary action per company policy
Coordinated with other department managers to make sure to meet production dates on the floor
Organized machine shop activities to support cost reduction targets, stayed within budget and timeline dates
Incorporated safety audits for department and 5S standards at individual work stations
Saved company over $7500 in 5 months, by keeping accountability of all air mechanical tools in departments
Spraying Devices Inc. (Visalia) February 2014 to March 2015
Operations Manager
Directed and managed plant operations for production, maintenance, quality and shipping and receiving
Coordinated plant activities through the planning with departmental managers to ensure the total manufacturing
objectives are accomplished in a timely and cost-effective manner
Developed and controlled profits, plans, and budget, implemented cost effective systems of control over capital, operating expenditures, manpower, wages and salaries; managed capital asset maintenance
Established and monitored overall plant performance for production and quality standards
Controlled and minimized labor overtime and premium freight and repair expenses, maintained existing plant facility and equipment;
replaced, or made adjustments to plant facilities and equipment when necessary
Provided leadership and training to accomplish the company goals and objectives, implemented and maintained preventative maintenance programs, incorporated shop floor organization and plant cleanliness among plant personnel
Pacific Southwest Container (Visalia) December 2011 to December 2013
Corrugator Supervisor
Managed and supervised five corrugated production lines and 30 employees
Involved in hiring and discipline process and in employee evaluations
Ensured best practices were being followed for minimization of waste at machine centers
Identified repairs needed at machine centers and created work requests as needed
Conducted quality inspections on all final products for quality workmanship
Incorporated 5S, at individual work stations, saving company 10k on specialized tools
PPG Float Glass Manufacturing (Fresno) June 2010 to November 2011
Shift Manager
Managed 4 leads, 35 union employees, main production line and 5 packing lines
Provided leadership, direction, safety and training to all personnel on production floor
Worked rotating shifts, established department operating budgets and made work schedules
Worked closely with quality, to make sure final product was of high standards
Guardian Industries Glass Manufacturing (Texas) October 2009 to June 2010
Maintenance Supervisor
Managed team of 8 qualified maintenance mechanics and fabrication shop
Maintenance team was the “safety” team of plant, we were all qualified in First Aid/AED
Managed and scheduled maintenance team using Maximo program
Contributed working knowledge of electrical systems, transformers, PLC’s, motor control system and schematics
Saint-Gobain Containers Bottle Manufacturing (Illinois) May 2007 to September 2009
Supervisor (union)
Managed and scheduled four production lines and 30 union employees
Organized and directed Cold and Hot end operations
Managed quality inspection and packaging stations
US Army Active Duty and US Army Reserves July 1994 to August 2007
Deployed overseas with US Army (Iraq 01’ and Afghanistan 03’)
Commander for deployed Mechanized Infantry Unit, 120 men and over $100 million in equipment
Commander for Drill Sergeant Unit and oversaw training of new recruits in Basic Training. Cycled 160, new recruits every 10 weeks
Trained personnel in tactics, weapons and high stress situations
Platoon Leader on Abrams M1A1 Tank and over $40 million in equipment
Platoon Leader Mortar Platoon, 40 personnel, over 25 million in equipment
Adapted successfully to all situations, lead and stayed calm and collected under stressful situations