Arthur Magee, Jr.
Gary, Indiana 46404
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OBJECTIVE
A career in Quality Control, Sales or Customer Representative, leading to management.
SUMMARY
Twenty-nine years of experience in Quality Control, three years as Quality Manager. Ten years in lab and
Metallography work, implementing several changes to improve quality and reduce men hours, with
twenty years in the automotive industrial.
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
POINT MEDICAL – Crown Point, Indiana 2014(Jun)-Present
Quality Engineer (Present)
My responsibilities include work with our main customer to resolve problems and build a close
relationship. Facilitate a bi-weekly meeting with customers to discuss any issues. Created a team to
review scrap reports and reduce scrap cost. Act as a facilitator with a team to find root cause resolve
customers complains.
NOKIA (NAVTEQ) – Chicago, Illinois 2006(Dec)-2014(Jun)
Quality Engineer (2006-Present)
My responsibilities are to act as a facilitator with teams to resolve customers and internal issues. Using
the 8D and 5 why processes to find root cause of an issue.
I established a “Cost of Quality” program and facilitated the reduction of quality cost.
ZF LEMFORDER CORPORATION – Chicago, Illinois 2004(Sept)-2006(Dec)
Customer Service Representative (2005-2006)
My responsibilities include being the liaison between the customer and the plant, attend all meeting
required by the customer. Resolve customer complaints and follow-up corrective and preventive action. I
am also responsible for supervising in 2nd shift Quality department.
Incoming Supplier Quality Engineer (2004-2005)
My responsibility was to develop an Incoming Quality Department. I created a quality inspection
program for all supplier parts.
BEST FOAM FABRICATORS – Chicago, Illinois 2001(Jun)-2004(Sept)
Quality Manager (2001-2004)
My responsibilities consisted of managing the automotive and government quality departments. Three
plants with10 people. I set up quality system for test and inspection of incoming and outgoing material
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and parts. Set up an APQP procedure for new parts and written work instruction for all workstations and
testing. I worked as the Supplier Quality Engineer and Customer Liaison to all customers. I was the lead
person for getting two plants ISO 2001 certified. I was working on setting up a safety and NAFTA
program. I prepare PPAP for customers and review suppliers PPAP. I was responsible for setting up a
continuous quality improvement program for new material and process. I would work with our customers
in solving problems or rejections. I would travel with our sales team to new customers to outline our
quality program.
LEAR CORPOATION – Hammond, Indiana 1999(May)-2001(Jun)
Quality Engineer (1999-2001)
My responsibilities consisted of supervising and training of all quality technicians and auditors. I am
responsible for all product testing and purchasing equipment use to perform testing. I set up a procedure
to unsure all test equipment is calibrated to meet QS9000 requirements. I was responsible for setting up a
quality system for our headliner product. I am involved with purchasing equipment, cost reduction and
technical representative for headliner.
• Work to cut cost and make changes with the headliner process.
• Created a scrap report for headliner process.
• Purchase new test equipment for seats and headliner process.
• Work as headliner liaison to Ford Chicago Assemble Plant
• Presented Six Panel presentation at Ford Chicago Assemble Plant.
CHICAGO STEEL COMPANY – Gary, Indiana 1997(Oct)-1999(Apr)
Quality Assurance Supervisor & Inspector (1997-1999)
My responsibilities consist of supervising a crew of ten union workers for all three shifts, and to inspect
each steel coil and make disposition to ship or hold. This involved employee time cards, scheduling work
activity, and training.
INLAND STEEL COMPANY – East Chicago, Indiana 1977(May)-1997(Feb)
Quality Design Engineer (1995-1997)
My responsibilities consisted of approving all orders before producing. This calls for a quality
examination of all the steel elements. May main area was carbonized and aluminum coating and cold roll
steel. In the event the customer order did not meet Inland production standards, I would organize, and
facilitate a meeting between the steel making shops and finishing departments, in order to analyze our
processing to see if any changes could be made to meet the customer needs. If not, I was responsible for
communicating with the Sales Department, and the customer as to why their needs could not be met. I
supervised a team of 15 people from the Temper mill, Tandem mill and Annealing Department to work on
improving, and implementing changes in our processing.
• Improved the approval time of orders by 65%.
• Organized and rewrote the Quality Design Procedures to meet ISO9000 standards.
• Developed a work plan to gather and analyze Titanium and Nitrogen amounts in our steel.
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Senior Pre-source Technician – Technical Service Department (1989-1995)
My duties included expediting and approving steel for the auto industries for die tryouts. This involved
being at the customer plants and measuring the pull and draw of the steel in the die, as the doors fenders,
hoods and others auto parts were formed. This helped to determine if there is a steel problem or a die
problem. I was responsible for writing a detailed report after each car model was completed.
• Created and implemented a testing procedure for outside processor.
• Discovered and solved coating weight problem with outside processors in eight months, which
assured customer the correct weight.
• Investigated a problem with a material, which led to the creation of a new and better material.
Senior Laboratory Technician (1977-1989 )
As a member of Quality Control Metallurgical Department, my duties consisted of investigating
customer’s complaints and failure analysis of both ferrous and non-ferrous metals. This involved running
tests, preparing samples for microscope reading, analyzing grain structure and chemistry. After the data
was collected and analyze, a complete report was written and issued as to why the steel did not meet the
customer needs. For two years I was assigned to the heat treating and etching lab. In this lab small
samples are heat treated, at different temperatures and time, cooled by water, oil, or air to simulate our
customers processing. Then with a Rockwell Hardness machine I tested every 1/8 of an inch of the heat-
treated sample, to insure hardness depth. I have a strong background in working with hardness and tensile
machines, tensile data, micrometers and electronic measuring devices, sulfur printing and photography
and maintaining and calibrating of all laboratory equipment.
• Created a new informal investigating report.
• Received promotion based on willingness to work with different teams to improve productivity.
• Organized the set-up of new sulfur printing lab, and trained all employees.
• Responsible for training all new laboratory technicians.
• I directed a team of eight people to upgrade and purchase new computer equipment.
EDUCATION
PURDUE UNIVERSITY CALUMET – Graduated December 17, 1998 School of Technology –
Industrial Supervision BS. I have completed coursed in Elements Supervision, Quality Control,
Production Control, Motion Study and Work Methods, System and Procedures, Plant Layout, Plant
Design, Occupational Safety and Health, Effective Human relations in Organizations and SPC level 1
and 2.
Courses given for the Auto Industry
• PPAP-Production Part Approval Process
• FMEA-Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
• APQP-Advanced Product Quality Planning
• Measuring Process Capability
• Gage R&R
• Geometric Dimensioning Tolerancing
• Romer CMM Training
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• Basic WERS Training (Ford Motor System)
• Theory of Constraints
• Fundamentals of Color Seminar (GretagMacbeth)
• MRC Basic Programming (Motoman Robotic)
• MRC Advanced Programming (Motoman Robotic)
• Basic MOST Applicator
• Internal Auditing Training
• Basic PDGS Concepts (Ford Motor System)
• 8 Discipline Problem Solving & Comprehensive Reports
Courses given for the Steel Industry
• Mechanical Testing of Metals
• Metallurgy for the Non-Metallurgist
• Principles of Metallography
COMPUTER SKILLS
Microsoft Word SAS WordPerfect Freelance
Harvard Graphic SQE Lotus 1-2-3 Focus
Windows DOS WordPad Excel
PowerPoint Access Outlook Others
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