Scott W Davis
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Professional Summary
Production Manager - Supervisor - Technical Support
Professional Profile
Experienced professional with excellent communication skills and effective interactions at all
organizational levels. Flexible and adaptive manager and administrator with the ability to focus on
immediate priorities. Creative problem solver with the demonstrated ability to seek out innovative
solutions to workplace challenges. An analytical decision maker, with attention to detail and quality while
retaining a focus on customer requirements and positive outcomes.
Core Qualifications
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● Team Leader Academy- July 2005-40hrs
Continuous Improvement
Process Discipline
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● Manufacturing Academy- Oct/2013
Self-motivated
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● Responsibility of a Leader April 2014
Employee-focused
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Experience
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR
JULY 2013 to PRESENT
PINNACLE FOODS GROUP LLC - Jackson, Tennessee
• Pinnacle is a packaged foods Company specializing in the shelf stable and frozen foods categories.
• Brands include Birds Eye, Lenders Bagels, Vlasic, Duncan Hines and Van de Kamp’s among many more.
• Drive employees through accountability and process discipline.
• Responsible for directing employees throughout the production process.
• Payroll time and attendance through KRONOS.
• Monitor CDC for OEE, Yields, Downtime and Waste and make adjustments if areas are not aligned.
• Monitor and update SQDC Boards to display trends and countermeasures.
• Experienced in Continuous Improvement, SQF, 6 S, HACCP, GMP’s, PPE and MSDS .
• Cost savings of $36K/yr through cutting labor hours without compromising the sanitation for the end of week
shutdown
• Cost savings of $26K/yr by recovering raw materials that would otherwise be waste due to production
changeover and end of week shut down.
DISTRIBUTION SUPERVISOR
December 2006 to September 2012
FIELDBROOK FOODS – Dunkirk, New York
Contact- Colleen Hutchinson, HR Manager 716-***-**** ext320
● Fieldbrook is the Largest Ice Cream/Novelty Plant East of the Mississippi.
● Supervise and direct employees to ensure that production goods are received, palletized and shipped
in an efficient and timely manner.
● Responsible for scheduling employees, making sure Company policies and procedures are adhered to
and ensuring safety guidelines are followed according to OSHA standards.
● Also, required to operate forklifts when needed.
Coordinate the work between departments,ie Production, Maintenance and Warehousing.
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● Worked in collaboration with Inventory Manager by reducing corrugate waste by 8K/yr.
Production Supervisor
March 2005 to June 2006
Fairbank Farms – Ashville, New York
● Fairbank Farms is the largest independently owned “case ready” ground beef processor with 125 million
in revenue.
● Worked independently to schedule production goals to meet customer demands on-time and
within budget.
● Managed 40 employees to coordinate production and shipments of ground beef.
● Ensured machines were set up and appropriate procedures followed, according to USDA standards.
● Assess customer orders throughout the day and make appropriate adjustments to ensure on-time
delivery.
● Initiated an Efficiency/Recap” daily report for monitoring output resulting in 15-20% improved
efficiencies, lower downtime and increased employee communication and morale.
Department Supervisor/ Superintendent
February 1999 to March 2005
Carriage House Companies, Inc. – Fredonia, New York
● Formerly Red Wing Company and a leading manufacturer of quality private label foods.
● Oversight of 20 people and production lines with both union and non-union employees.
● Managed entire department in the superintendent's absences, including oversight of 60+ people .
● Lead monthly meetings regarding the integrity of the product, overall efficiencies, trends, and
future objectives.
● Attended daily Staff meetings.
● Inspected product and ensured GMP rules and safety procedures were followed.
● Facilitated high quality product at the lowest possible cost.
● Generated a system reducing production downtime resulting in annual savings of $25K.
● Directed the recycling of cleaning materials netting $15K savings per year.
CPL/E-4
January 1988 to January 1992
United States Marine Corps –29 Palms, California
● Primary responsibilities involved the set-up of ballistic computers and the computation and input of data
used in computerized artillery/ballistic systems.
● Retained the capability to assume manual operation in the event of computer failure.
● Supervised 5 people and served domestically and overseas.
● Honorably discharged and active in both Operation Desert Shield and Operation Desert Storm.
Education
SUNY
Fredonia, New York
Special Studies-Law, Justice and Society
BA
Jamestown Community College
Jamestown, New York
Criminal Justice
AA