High School Supervisor

James Marcus Hinds

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Salisbury, N.C. 28147

PERSONAL

James M. HInds

Education

Graduate of Latta High School – 1986

Florence Darlington Tech. – Introduction to Refrigeration (1988)

Brief course in ergonomics

Successful completion of Lean Manufacturing training (Green Belt)

Employment History

Perdue Farms Inc. 4/2001 – present

Hwy. 9 West

Dillon, South Carolina 29565

Maintenance Superintendant - My responsibilities include but are not limited to supervising associates, controlling overtime and

spending budget, working with vendors to improve parts used and price of the part, holding monthly safety meetings, maintaining

good relations with USDA to maintain food standards, meet with production daily to address concerns, coordinate with planning

to insure proper scheduling of maintenance duties, train associates on the proper procedures to perform tasks.

Dorsey Trailers 5/95 – 12/99

1063 Bass Lake Place

Dillon, South Carolina 29536

I was hired as a welder’s helper to assemble dump trailers. I advanced to a full time welder after a short time. I built walls

and assembled trailers unassisted. I welded steel and aluminum and ran an automatic welder after brief training.

I became a chassis line supervisor in 8/96. My duties were to coordinate individuals to insure that all jobs were performed

correctly. I had to read blue prints to insure that suspensions were installed correctly. I had to complete all quality check sheets,

production sheets, and personnel forms. I was also the paint booth supervisor.

I became the Steel Body Line supervisor in 10/97. My office duties remained the same but my line duties changed. I now had

to instruct employees how to build complete trailers while insuring that quality remained at acceptable levels. I had to read and

evaluate schedules to insure the manpower was positioned correctly to meet schedules. I also had to provide information to the

fabrication department and the purchasing department to maintain needed supplies and materials.

In 2/98, I also assumed supervisor responsibilities over the Fabrication Department. Before resigning in 12/99, my

supervisory duties covered the Steel Body Line, the Fabrication Department, and the Paint Booth. During the months before,

Dorsey did not have and engineer and the salesmen were selling new designs. I was responsible for drawing these designs and

insuring the product was built correctly on the shop floor.

James Marcus Hinds

4910 Miller Rd.

Salisbury, N.C. 28147

Mohawk Carpets 4/92 – 1/95

Hwy. 301 N.

Dillon, South Carolina 29536

I began employment as a sweeper. My duties included keeping work areas clean and free of debris. I drove a tow motor to

move waste carpet to the bailer and haul dumpsters to the main disposal. I advanced to a machine operator as soon as a machine

was available. My duties included producing quality carpet through inspecting and repairing when necessary. I had to complete

production reports and clean my machine when the shift ended. I was an A-operator which involved making minor repairs to the

machine when necessary.

Columbia Farms, Inc. 6/88 – 2/92

159 N. Chase St.

Florence, South Carolina 29501

Maintenance Department 6/88 – 8/90

My duties included: plumbing, electrical, construction, welding, torch use, and concrete work. I performed preventive

maintenance on all poultry machines, trouble shooter of mechanical and electrical problems, recharged refrigeration systems

when needed, and repaired pallet jacks.

Deboning Supervisor 8/90 – 2/93

My responsibilities included filling orders, taking orders from other distribution centers, and overseeing production. My

personnel responsibilities included supervising employees, coordination personnel when employees were absent, controlling

overtime, insuring time cards were correct, and completing required paperwork.

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