Project Manager Management

Anthony L. Theus

Summary Experience in Lean Manufacturing and Kaizen process

improvement implementation. Possess strong leadership,

conflict resolution, problem solving, quick response

experienced, communication (written and verbal),

multi-tasking and interpersonal skills.

Experience Specialties: Project Management, Executive Level

Presentation, RFP and Proposal Development, SOW and

Schedule Development, Mentoring, Team Building, Customer

Focus, Aircraft Systems Design. Personal Computer

applications including MS Project and Visio.

Baxter Healthcare Glendale, California November

2012 - April 2013

Program Manager

Manager for B1 2018 Sustainability. The program is a

corporate driven initiative designed to maintain all

regulatory compliances and current GMP's at the Building 1

site in Glendale. Oversaw the financial organization and

restructuring of program. Developed criteria and procedure

for the inclusion of projects into the program.

The Boeing Company Long Beach, California

1988 - 2011

Engineer Scientist 5

2008 - 2011

Project Manager: Engineering Project Management Group.

Developed Lessons Learned Database and the creation of a

post-production process for project management at C-17.

Participated in continuous improvement (Kaizen) tiger teams

to identify areas within a manufacturing or approval

procedure which can by optimized for maximum efficiency.

Mentored project managers throughout the program on project

process and procedure adherence in accordance with PMBOK

methodologies (Project Management Body of Knowledge].

Assisted new project managers and engineers in utilization

of Lean principles.

Engineer Scientist 4

1992 - 2008

Project Manager: Electrical Department, Aircraft Systems

Integrated Product Team.

Managed re-design, new design, and process and procedure

implementation projects for department. Projects included:

sheetmetal assemblies, molded plastics, specification

drawing RFP's, and new equipment integration into existing

design.

Examined manufacturing and design practices within a team

environment to identify and validate value added steps and

procedures in a new/revised design or manufacturing

process. (Value Stream Mapping)

Managed Affordability projects, with upwards of $15M

budgets, ranging from the conversion of C-17 secondary

structures from sheet metal assemblies to monolithic

designs; to the transition to lithium battery technology

for emergency purposes.

Coordinated and integrated the work product generated by an

international team, as well as utilized EVM and other

financial bellwether tools to assess the health of the

project.

Insured Boeing requirements for quality control

verification, financial health, and manufacturing process

compliance.

Oversaw the creation and maintenance of engineering

drawings. Managed configuration control.

Engineer Scientist

1988 -1992

Technical Lead for the redesign effort which totally

revised the method of fabrication and assembly for the Side

Consoles, Pedestal and Overhead of the C-17 aircraft.

Designed and created assembly drawings including, bill of

materials, parts list, notes list and reference documents.

ASME, ANSI and ISO standards utilized.

Utilized Unigraphics and Auto CAD to design aircraft

components.

Responsible for the configuration control of existing

designs and installation drawings for the C-17 cockpit.

Education University of Redlands Redlands, CA

2002 - 2004

Masters of Business Administration

Graduated with honors.

Southern University Baton Rouge, LA

1982 - 1988

Bachelor of Science, Mechanical Engineering

Southern University Honors Program

University of California Irvine Long Beach, CA

2001

Project Management Certification

Boeing Learning Center Long Beach, CA

2002-2011(yearly)

Earned Value Management (Training and refresher courses)

Boeing Learning Center Long Beach, CA

1999

Project Management Training

References Excellent history of performance reviews available.

Personal references provided upon request.

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