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Engineer Quality

Location:
Estill, SC, 29918
Posted:
August 14, 2014

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Jeffrey M. Conder

*** ***** **** ****

Estill SC 29918

803-***-****

Objective

Highly motivated, goal oriented and wanting to work with a stable company

that allows growth and development of new ideas and strategies in a team

environment.

Experience:

July 2010 to Present Panolam Industries Hampton SC

Quality Technician

Ensure daily production meets company quality standards through testing,

visual inspections, observations, and problem solving efforts. Work

directly with Manufacturing and Engineering to resolve quality problems and

provide weekly production scrap data. Maintain monthly scrap databases.

Test customer returned products for compliance to NEMA standards. Provide

testing reports for the same. ISO Coordinator for Hampton Facility.

Maintain certification through Internal Audits, Calibration of Monitoring

and Measuring instrumentation, and C of A files and databases. Perform and

maintain testing of Static Dissipative and Conductive Flooring products.

Maintain UL Certification through testing and audits with UL inspectors.

Certified Level 1 Ultrasonic NDT. Create Blitz Teams in order to address

specific quality issues for specific products. The goal is defect

elimination and once achieved the process is monitored and team is

disbanded. Very self motivated and work with very little managerial

direction. Report directly to Plant Manager.

May 2007 to July 2010 Owner / Operator East Coast Power Clean and

C&C Concessions

Direct daily business activities for pressure washing and a concessions

business. Providing job cost estimates to customers and ensuring work is

performed to customer satisfaction. Ordering and maintaining job materials

as well as bookkeeping and billing.

Customer satisfaction is always the key to business relationships.

April 2006 to May 2007 Grant Forest Products Fairfax, SC

Shift Team Leader

Direct daily OSB mill activities. Coordinate and schedule daily activities

with maintenance, quality, purchasing, and shipping managers. Hold daily

team meetings directing 25 associates. Ensure product quality and daily

production goals are achieved. Direct associates in process problem

elimination and tracking. Coordinate outside vendor activities in the mill.

Maintain product flow through stranding, drying, treating, forming,

pressing, and finishing operations. Lead emergency response team activities

which included fire mitigation, medical response, and chemical spill

mitigation. This position required the highest level of mill situational

awareness at all times.

Jan 2004 to March 2006 Panolam Industries (Formerly Nevamar

Company) Hampton, SC

Printing Supervisor, Color Analyst, Custom Print Manager

Supervisor over roto-gravure printing dept, 3 printing presses and 12

employees.

Produced 6 million pounds printed paper annually, tracking inventories,

production costs, setup times, color matching times, employee reviews.

Color Analyst judging paper and laminate outturns from 8 different printed

paper suppliers for entire company product line dealing directly with raw

material suppliers.

Managed custom print laminate process from sampling to completed order.

This requires a great deal of customer and supplier interface through

completion.

Jan 2001 to Dec 2003 Nevamar Company LLC (Formerly International Paper)

Process Engineer

Providing Engineering support for pressing, treating, resin making, and lay-

up departments.

Support includes; problem elimination, scrap reduction, cost reduction,

quality inspections, and new product follow-up.

Research and Development of new materials and products: Developed static

dissipative x-ray tabletop laminates, Melamine fuse tube prepreg, Aerospace

cargo liner prepreg, Storm Blocker laminated panels, Bullet resistive

laminates for armored personnel carriers.

Resin Development:

Working with Georgia Pacific Resins, developed 4 new resin systems to

replace 15 in-house cooked resins saving $750,000.

Compliance with 2003 Environmental MACT- maintain treater emissions

database.

Various other duties include: Raw material testing and certification,

developing testing criteria for substrates, resins, and physical

properties, approval of incoming materials, cost reduction projects with

major suppliers for better performing and lower cost raw materials, direct

customer field support for problem solving and cost reduction, government

contract specialist working with government inspectors for material

approval, return material dispositioning.

August 1989 to December 2000 Scotsman Ice Systems

Fairfax, SC

Manufacturing Engineer

Supervisory responsibilities in absence of Area Supervisor.

Bills of Material development and maintenance.

Development of Part Routings and Work Standards.

Fixture Design for Assembly and Packaging.

Line Balancing and Work Station Layouts

Self managed work team (SMT) resource for team development and problem

solving for 7 assembly lines

Specified and implemented the following equipment:

Orion Fully-Automatic Stretch Wrapping System for Finished Goods.

2 - Amada 345Q 58 Station CNC Turret Punch Presses for sheet metal

fabrication.

Designed part handling racks for sheet metal fabrication and assembly

departments.

1996 Developed and Implemented $50,600.00 in cost savings projects ranging

from material conversions to new process and new equipment introductions.

Team Leader of $500,000.00 Steel Blank Consolidation Project.

1988-1989 Joe Henry Company Columbia, SC

Graphic Designer

Designed and approved Camera-Ready artwork for four-color print process.

Education:

October 2012 Hellier Training & Consulting Auburn, ME

40 hours - Ultrasonic Testing Level 1 - Certified

March 2010 Midlands Technical College Columbia SC

16 hours - Internal Auditing ISO 9001:2008

April 2001 Mead - Westvaco Charleston, SC

2-day seminar "Introduction to Papermaking"

May 1997 Fred Pryor Seminars Savannah,

GA

1 day Seminar "How to Supervise People" - Strategies for Employee

Motivation

June 1994 Computer Aided Technology Wheeling, Ill

24-hour course in Cadkey Advanced 3-D Design.

October 1993 Clemson University Clemson, SC

Continuing Engineering Education. 32-hour course on Industrial Engineering

Work Methods and Standards.

May 1992 Scotsman Ice Systems Fairfax, SC

3M's Road Map to Problem Solving

3M's Managing Total Quality

May 1989 The University of South Carolina Columbia, SC

B.A., Graphic Design with an emphasis in Design.

References upon request.



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