Janice Bridges
**** ***** ***** **; Spring, TX **38 *480-***-***** *******@*****.***
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
PRODUCTION PLANNER-Merla Wellhead Solutions, LLC Feb 2012-Jan 2015
Oversaw stock and raw materials inventory: receipt/creation of purchase orders,
invoicing, barcoding and skew; input of data in SAP and Oracle
Analyzed work flow; planned and scheduled customer orders based on materials
availability, machine capacity and constraints for production; During tenure helped
production increase by 65%
Maintained strong vendor relationships; working with vendors to communicate quality
and delivery issues
Handled customer complaints including physically visiting customer plants and
collaborating with production engineers to identify and solve issues thus reducing
customer complaints by 20% during tenure
Facilitated Root Cause Failure Analysis Investigations in regard to safety and equipment
failures
Coordinated manufacturing activities; reviewed and analyzed monthly production plan
against target volume
Lead implementation of changes to meet OSHA regulatory requirements
Spearheaded the creation and implementation to shift from replenishment to supply chain
management model
ADOPTION SPECIALIST II-TX Dept. of FPS Aug 2010-Nov 2011
Supervise and direct the work of 15 adoption support workers
Assist adoptive families with all resources and support services; screen potential adoptive
families and process paperwork
Develop and implement case plans for children; Child Assessments
Oversaw multiple ongoing cases of adoption to place children from newborn to teenagers
with appropriate and caring families who met all requirements according to regulation
Assessed children and families to determine what services were needed; conduct home
visits, provide financial and resource assistance
WORK ADVISOR III-TX Dept. of HHSC Feb. 2008-Aug 2010
During tenure maintain 93% timely filing and reporting
Perform routine eligibility determinations for social services programs
Processes, monitors, reviews, and communicates case status and changes to clients, their
families, or authorized representatives
Interviews clients, family, or authorized representatives to gather information for use in
determining benefit eligibility
Certifies program eligibility, computes benefit levels, and explain program benefits,
requirements, rights of appeal, and fair hearings to clients, their families, or authorized
representative
SENIOR COMPLIANCE ANALYST-Ditech/GMAC Mortgage Oct 2006-Sept 2007
Provide guidance / assistance to less experienced Compliance staff; 15 subordinates
Analyzed home equity and variety of consumer loans; work with LO’s in creation of
action plans to avoid future instances of non-compliance
Garnered needed information to accept or reject applications based on credit history,
financial ability to repay, loan terms/conditions and amounts of risk to bank assets
Reported progress and issues on regulatory scrutiny, asset quality improvement and best
practices for trouble assets; prepare documentation for regulatory agencies
COLLECTOR III-Wells Fargo Bank; Auto Division Feb 2003-Oct 2006
Work long-term delinquent accounts; contact by phone, mail and email where applicable
Help develop restructuring plans to assist clients in resolving delinquency and avoiding
repossession of vehicle
Perform income and credit verification, submit liens, dealer cancellation proposals, dealer
buyback or “flat cancel”
During tenure earned top 20 collection status; earned bonus 3 consecutive years
1st FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AZ-Fraud Investigator June 1998–Feb 2003
During tenure held positions of increased leadership and responsibility due to a track
record of quickly assimilating and surpassing corporate goals as well as a willingness to
take on additional roles: Mortgage Collector III (6/98-3/00) and Loan Officer Assistant
(3/00-9/01) by absorbing requirements of bank compliance including responsibilities
under the Bank Secrecy Act, Anti-Money Laundering Compliance and Office of Foreign
Assets Control by working with state, federal, and 3rd parties in auditing assets and
financial statements.
Responsible for investigation and interviews of all parties to determine any fraud
Knowledge of laws, legal codes, legal terms, court procedures, government regulations,
executive orders, and organizational rules (Ex. Tribal council)
Professional Certified Investigator (PCI); ASIS International
EDUCATION
28 credits towards B.A. degree; 1999-2002 University of Phoenix; Phoenix, AZ
A.A. Degree, Economics 1995 Copiah Lincoln Community College, Wesson, MS
Qualifications: Logistics, Distribution, Inventory Control & Management, Material Forecasting,
Scheduling, Strategic Planning, Receiving Operations Management, Compliance/Regulations,
Employee Leadership/Team Development, Vendor Relations, Proficient in OSHA/Safety
protocols, Sales and Revenue Generation
Advanced Computer Skills: Microsoft Office Suite, SAP (Trend & Global), Oracle, AS400,
PowerPoint and ADP; 10-Key proficiency
~Reference available upon request