BRUCE GORDON acqjd4@r.postjobfree.com 905-***-****
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Profile
An ambitious professional with years of management experience, who is driven to apply skills to all endeavours. Intrinsically motivated with excellent communication skills developed through a variety of professional training and experiences.
Education
Business Administration, Human Resource Management Specialization June. 1996
Durham College of Applied Arts and Technology
Summary of Qualification
Supervisory experience in managing an array of teams in numerous environments to be successful
Strong understanding of compliance issues, strategy implementation and administrative functions
Comfortable dealing with rapidly changing environments and adapting as necessary
Extensive background in supervisory affairs including employee recruitment and retention, staff development, mediation/conflict resolution, compensation and policy implementation
Demonstrated success in negotiating win/win compromises for both the employees and management
Adept at developing and maintaining detailed administrative and procedural processes that reduce redundancy, improve accuracy and efficiency, and achieve organizational objectives.
Socially comfortable in all settings which allows for easily accessible channels of communication between myself and staff
Highly focused and results-oriented in supporting complex, deadline-driven operations; able to identify goals and priorities and resolve issues in initial stages.
Effectively utilized programs (office, excel, outlook) to aid in daily operation Professional Experience
Atlas Paper Bag Company Ltd. – Markham, Ontario 2013-2015 Plant Manager
Promoted positive working relationships with a staff of up to 100 non-union and temporary employees
Company was awarded their first S.Q.F.(Safe Quality Food) and Tim Horton’s audit- 95% score
Attended daily production meetings and co-ordinated schedule with staff to ensure customer requirements were met
Purchased raw materials and supplies
Conducted Quality Control checks and sign offs to ensure conformity with customer and company standards
Screened and interviewed applicants for mid and entry level positions Moosehead Breweries Ltd. – St. John, New Brunswick 2013 Production Supervisor
Coached and directed a staff of 20 unionized employees to work as a team
Scheduled employees, arranged overtime as required to ensure staffing levels were maintained
Accurately and promptly completed all time and attendance (Kronos), production reports and downtime
Supported maintenance and engineering to resolve equipment issues throughout the plant BRUCE GORDON acqjd4@r.postjobfree.com 905-***-****
356 Trafalgar Ave Oshawa, Ontario L1H 3V3
References Available Upon Request
McNarin Packaging Ltd. – Whitby, Ontario 2006-2012 Production Supervisor
Coached and directed a staff of 30 unionized employees to work as a team
Screened and interviewed applicants for entry level positions
Facilitated daily team meetings focusing on safety, quality and on time delivery
Company was awarded a Superior A.S.I. rating for 4 consecutive years
Championed a work rotation to reduce repetitive strain injuries
Evaluated employee performance; made recommendations for recognition, promotions and discipline
Promoted a pit team mentality to encourage teamwork, reduce downtime and incidents, increase quality and performance. This was a win/win for employees and the company.
Facilitated semi-annual G.M.P. and H.A.C.C.P., meetings for employees to ensure compliance Sandra Tea & Coffee. – Ajax, Ontario 2000-2005
Production Supervisor
Coached and directed a staff of up to 30-40 non-union and temporary employees
Established objectives for employee development and training. Supported employee through process
Promoted a philosophy of continuous improvement that increased morale among employees and enhanced relationships between management and staff
Company was awarded a Superior A.I.B. rating for 2 consecutive years
Investigated all accidents and incidents determining root cause and evaluate hazards
Mediated to identify and resolve conflicts between staff members, clarifying work relationships and alleviating communication problems
Tarxien Corporation –Ajax, Ontario 1998-2000
Production Supervisor
Coached and directed a staff of up to 50 CAW unionized employees
Scheduled employees to ensure staffing levels were maintained with production schedule Bick’s Pickles – Oshawa, Ontario 1997-1998
Production Supervisor
Coached and directed a staff of 20-100 unionized employees
Increased efficiencies in the plant by establishing new objectives to update procedures and standards
Achieved a 17% raw material yield improvement
Facilitated several committees to assist in developing methods to improve health & safety, reduce waste, and increase productivity
Reduced hold and rework product 3.6% to 0.6%
Formulated proposals designed to resolve identified problems in order to manage grievance situations. Catelli / Kraft Foods – Rexdale, Ontario 1984-1992 Production Supervisor
Promoted from team leader to supervisor in 1987 for Aseptic Food Packaging
Knowledge in Aseptic scraped surface heat exchangers, tubular and form-fill-seal packaging equipment
Trained, coached and evaluated staff enabling them to improve skills and achieve work objectives
Achieved or exceeded production standards for 15 consecutive months
Company was awarded the President’s Safety Award as the safest plant under the company umbrella
Received the Award of Excellence for initiative and commitment to our Health and Safety Program