Maintenance Manager

LANNY T. BALL

E-mail *******@***.***

Phone: 561-***-****

EDUCATION

A.A. Degree - Welding and Metals Technology

Santa Ana College

BS Business Management

Colorado Technical College

Colorado Springs Colorado

OBJECTIVE

A position as a Facility Maintenance Manager where trouble shooting, repair, and leadership skills will be utilized to maximize product output.

BACKGROUND SUMMARY

Skilled maintenance professional, with proven leadership, management, mechanical, electrical, operation, and repair knowledge. Frequent production improvements and suggestions. Known for accomplishing tasks economically, and efficiently. Excellent work and attendance record.

WORK HISTORY

KRAFT HEINZ

2013 – 2015

Lead employees; ensure all equipment repairs and safety defects are completed properly in a timely manner.

•Lead, educate and develop employees to their fullest potential

•Monitored employee’s performance and be accessible to all areas of the operations

•Planed daily manpower to meet workload

•Provided support to the operations team regarding all equipment related issues

•Monitored and analyzed all opportunities to cut costs and improve efficiencies

Addressed all corrective action regarding direct reports

•Provided clean, safe working conditions of the facility and equipment

Conducted pre-shift meetings

Comply with all applicable laws/regulations, as well as company policies/procedures

FEDEX GROUND 2001 - 2012

Facility Maintenance Manager

Lead employees; ensure all equipment repairs and safety defects are completed properly in a timely manner.

•Lead, educate and develop employees to their fullest potential

•Monitored employee’s performance and be accessible to all areas of the operations

•Planed daily manpower to meet workload

•Provided support to the operations team regarding all equipment related issues

•Monitored and analyzed all opportunities to cut costs and improve efficiencies

•Performed administrative functions; including payroll approval, scanner downloads, repair order maintenance and compliance documentation

•Addressed all corrective action regarding direct reports

•Provided clean, safe working conditions of the facility and equipment

Conducted pre-shift meetings

Comply with all applicable laws/regulations, as well as company policies/procedures

GENSIA SICOR PHARMACEUTICALS INC. Irvine, California 1999 - 2001

Production Maintenance Technician 3, Third Shift

Responsible for: Installation, maintenance, and repair of aseptic filling equipment for inject able pharmaceuticals.

. Repairing and preventive maintenance of high speed packaging equipment'

. Maintenance and repair of pharmaceutical compounding equipment'

. Design of delivery systems utilizing sanitary welding of stainless steel piping.

. Repair and maintain facility equipment, Interface with contractors and technicians. . Certified for class 100 clean room operations'

RANK VIDEO SERVICES AMERICA. Garden Grove, California 1997 - 1999

Lead Maintenance Mechanic III

Responsible for: Repairing and maintaining packaging department equipment as well as facilities maintenance, including but not limited to carpentry, plumbing, or electrical' . Repair and perform preventative maintenance on all packaging equipment.

. Assist in operator training. . Design or fabricate new or modified packaging parts, machinery, or systems as required by Packaging Department Manager. . Repair and maintain facility equipment. . Interface with contractors and technicians. . Schedule and perform other administrative work.

Case SWAYNE, INC. Corona, California 1991 – 1997

Maintenance Mechanic, Third shift

Responsible for:

Proper operations of Lane Package Machinery, Bartelt and Haysen dry fill packaging equipment.

Installation and electrical connection of all new equipment.

Design of delivery systems utilizing sanitary welding of stainless steel piping.

Maintaining of all cooling systems up to thirty tons.

NELCO PRODUCTS Fullerton, California 1989 - 1991

Maintenance Lead Electrician, Third shift

Responsible For:

Supervising a crew of four employees.

Maintaining and installation of all equipment utilized in the production of electronic circuit boards.

Performing all aspects of fabrication, pipefitting, and electrical installations.

The maintenance and repairs of boilers up to 500 horse power.

SANTA ANA COLLEGE: Santa ANA CA 1989 - 1999

Professor, Vocational Education

Welding, Automotive mechanics, and diesel mechanics.

CALIFORNIA STATE TEACHING CREDENTIAL, Welding Technology and Vocational Education

608 EPA Certificate in Air conditioning and Refrigeration

Waste Water Management and Repair of Collection System Certificate, California State Sacramento Certificate in

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