DARIUS TAGA-AMO TAGUBASE
Permanent Address: ***6 8th St. Fabie Subdivision Paco, Manila, Phils.
Mobile No.: +639*********
Home Tel. No.: +632-*******
Date of Birth: June 3, 1978
Status: Single
Language Spoken: English, Nihonggo (Basic), Tagalog and Visayan
Career Highlights
Promoted as Full Pledge Supervisor – Logistics Engineering/Project Planning
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and Data Control Section (April 01 2013)
Undergone 2-Yr training as Intra-Company Transferee (ICT) at Toyota
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Motors Corporation, Japan (June 2005 – May 2007)
Employment Background
June 2007 – Present Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
Logistics Department
Project Engineer/Supervisor – Project Planning and Data Control Section
(PPDC)
New CKD/CBU Model Introduction Project Management
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I. Main KPI: Guarantees 100% success rate new model introduction through
• Creating a complete project management program standardization
to ensure Cost, Safety, Quality, Environmental and Productivity
targets are considered and met from planning stage to Start of
Production (SOP).
• Setting Operational Key Performance Indicator (KPI’s) – Main,
Process and Results – that will serve as overall direction.
• Providing resolution to the key issues of the projects
II. Duties and Responsibilities:
• Sets overall project management plan based from the general
direction set by TMC, Japan and TMAP-EM, Thailand.
• Sets major milestones from planning stage to project handover with
end-users.
• Coordinates with designers and suppliers to ensure smooth
development of new specifications until production line trial.
• Coordinates with related working groups such as Engineering,
Quality, Purchasing and Production Line to ensure smooth
execution of the project plan.
• Orders all trial imported parts needed for production line trial.
Conducts total budget evaluation to ensure conformance with the
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overall project specifications and requirements.
Reports to the Top Management the achievements every project
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milestone meeting.
III. Implemented Kaizen:
• Constructed New Model Vehicle Pilot Area
Objective: Serves and Research and Development area that will
simulate assembly process to detect in advance potential problems
prior to on-line production line trial.
Project Implementation: December 2012
Standardized Budget Availment Procedure for Vehicle Introduction
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related projects
Objective: To shorten lead time from Purchase Requisition and
Purchase Order to delivery of goods/items to end-users.
Project Implemented: April 2004
Initiated Project Proposal Reengineering and Automation of
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Production Control and Logistics (PCL) Operation System
Objective: [1] to create a flexible supply chain system in which can
easily respond and adapt to changes in the market conditions and
production environment. [2] To achieve more efficient operations
through integrated systems and processes in which will facilitate
faster and smoother flow and interchange of accurate information.
Project Implementation: Deferred to later date due to budget
limitation.
June 2005 – May 2007 Toyota Motors Corporation (TMC), Japan
Intra-Company Transferee (ICT)
Logistics Engineer
Logistics Engineering Operation Management
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Develops total logistics design – hardware and software – from parts delivery
to vehicle distribution to Dealers:
• Calculates standard space requirements to meet Results KPI Zero
Overflow
• Designs streamline and optimal flow of parts to ensure Results
KPI Zero Line Stop
December 2003 – May 2005 Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
Production Control Department
Project Engineer
New CKD/CBU Model Introduction Project Management
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1. Guarantees 100% success rate new model introduction by:
• Handling major and minor new model introduction as Project
Coordinator
• Organizing meetings from top management to member key persons
to discuss plans and activities.
• Evaluating total budget performance with the overall plan and
direction of each model introduction.
May 2000 – December 2003 Toyota Motor Philippines Corporation
Production Control Department
Production Engineer
Parts Ordering Planner – Multi-Sourced Parts (MSP)
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1. Ensures 100% correct parts availability through:
• Conducting monthly inventory of imported component parts from
Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia
• Calculating forecasts and ordering of imported component parts
• Negotiating delivery timing from exporters to our production line
2. Ensures Zero Excess parts during model run out:
• Spearheaded the run out activity of the Toyota Revo Model (October
2002)
Seminars and Trainings:
FranklinCovey Project Management
Basic Occupational Safety and Health (BOSH)
Intra-Company Transfer – Toyota Motors Corporation, Japan
Toyota Production System
Leadership Coaching Seminars
Effective Strategic Planning and Management
Kaizen and 7 QC Tools
Customer Satisfaction
Educational Background
1995 – 2000 Mapua Institute of Technology
Graduate of B.S. Industrial Engineering
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Top 2 of the Graduating Class Batch 2000
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Silver Medalist
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Consistent Academic Scholar
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1985 – 1995 Paco Catholic School
Graduate of Primary and Secondary Level
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Consistent Honor Student
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Merits
Basic Occupational Safety and Health Practitioner Passer
Civil Service Board Passer
President, IE Graduating Class Batch 2000
MIT Academic Scholar
Scholar of Filipino-Chinese Association
Member of Honor Society of MIT
Character Reference:
Ms. Emelyn Ibabao
Engineer
Toyota Motors Philippines Corporation
Mobile Number: +639*********
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Mr. Lyndon Jimenez
Manager
Tooling Engineering
Toyota Motors Philippines Corporation
Mobile Number: +639*********
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Darius Taga-amo Tagubase
Applicant
Mobile number: +639*********
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