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Plant Manager

Location:
Sidney, NE, 69162
Posted:
December 12, 2016

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Resume:

Mark A. Odell

*** ******* *** ******, ** *****

308-***-****

OBJECTIVE:

To utilize my strong background in leadership and management through Six Sigma and Lean Manufacturing while managing a large number of employees in a high volume manufacturing environment.

CAREER SUMMARY: (25 years of Management / Manufacturing Experience)

Cross-functional manager who works well in high-pressure environments and has a proven history of quality performance and high ethical standards.

Certified Black Belt (Six Sigma)

Certified Lean Implementer

Certified in MODAPTS ergonomic fundamentals

Strategy Deployment Process (SDP)

Environmental, Health and Safety Leader

Launch new business facilities and products strategies

Value Stream Mapping, Kaizen, Quick Change Over, Problem Solving, Constraints Management, Error proofing, 5’s, Standard Operations, and Kanban concepts

EXPERIENCE:

Bell Lumber & Pole September 2015-Present

Plant Manager

Responsible for managing all Plant activities and KPI’s directed in Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SQDC).

Responsible for Production, HR functions, Logistics, Maintenance, and EHS activities

Oversee all levels of employees to ensure Safety and OSHA regulations are followed

Manage Continuous Improvement projects at all levels of the plant

Accountable to ensure that all Plant goals, budgets, and measurable are achieved

Facilitates cross-functional teams to drive best in class performance in people, safety, quality, material flow, cost reductions, and overall plant improvements

Ensure that on time customer demands are accomplished while improving inventory turns

Develop superior relations with customers, suppliers, and sales personnel

Nomaco, Inc. May 2008-September 2015

Plant Manager

Responsible for managing all Plant activities and Departments from Production, HR functions, Logistics, Maintenance, and (EHS) Environmental, Health and Safety

Champion of Plant KPI’s directed in Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SQDC)

Oversaw all levels of employees to ensure Safety and OSHA regulations followed

Managed Continuous Improvement projects at all levels of the plant functions

Accountable to ensure that all Plant goals, budgets, and measurable were achieved

Facilitates cross-functional teams to drive best in class performance in people, safety, quality, material flow, cost reductions, and overall plant improvements

Ensure that on time customer demands were achieved while improving inventory turns and levels by following JIT process concepts and methods

Johnson Controls Inc. July 2001-May 2008

CI Manager/Six Sigma Black Belt April 2006-May 2008 Shelbyville, KY

Responsible for $8 million in annual cost reductions and Continuous improvement to achieve cost reduction targets and to improve operational performance, in the area of Cost, Quality, and Delivery. Manage and supervise all Maintenance Department activities. Working in a JIT/Union environment.

Business Analysis using income statements and other Financial Statements to discover and benchmark improvement and cost reduction opportunities

Accountable to deliver the plants annual CI goals, always exceeding expected goals

Models Six Sigma methodology process within individuals and group interactions and challenges current thinking and resistance for plant process and cost improvements

Shares “best practices” throughout the company and monitors Six Sigma practices for cross-collaboration within all company divisions

Prepares detailed plans to track project performance and assure timely completion and achievement of quality and savings goals are accomplished

Identify gaps in Best Business Practice Metrics and then works with all levels of the plants management to establishing and executing a strategy for improving the gap

Facilitates ergonomic improvements within the facility/MODAPTS fundamentals

Ensure compliance with ISO 9000

Production Superintendent - April 2004-April 2006 Oklahoma City, OK

Supervised four supervisors and managed 210 employees in automotive manufacturing

Oversaw production goal-setting/activities/planning/schedules/quality concerns

Maintained customer relationship on deliveries to General Motors Plant

Oversaw line balancing/process improvements/8D problem solving/quality charts

Supervised, motivated, and developed a team environment among employees including rotations, job placement, discipline, training, and performance issues

Managed employees schedules/ vacations/ personal leave/FMLA per shifts

Lead and participated in department meetings to communicate goals and plant activities

Performed poke-yoke audits/safety audits/plant audits/quality audits/Layer process audits

Maintenance Superintendent - May 2003-April 2004 Oklahoma City, OK

Project management of plant operations, maintenance, and engineering projects

Provide all departments with technical support in maintaining equipment in the facility

Performed preventive maintenance schedules and tasks on plant equipment and facility

Managed work order requests/line calls/launch projects/engineering improvements

Rebalanced lines/new equipment installation/process changes/plant improvements

Oversaw plant property/security system/Fire system per OSHA/EPA requirements

Performed purchase orders/part orders/material inventory/new equipment ordering

Production Supervisor – July 2001-May 2003 Oklahoma City, OK

Supervised 40 to 80 hourly employees in automotive manufacturing shift

Coordinated all production activities per shift and provided continuity in support of production schedules, company policies, and procedures in a union environment

Responsible for meeting customer demands and in-plant quality guidelines

Reviewed and evaluated the performance of manufacturing personnel and effectively communicate any problems or be able to recognize improved or exceptional performance

Generated production reports/audits/poke-yoke reviews/safety reports

Trained/motivated/lead employees to reach daily production goals

Managed employee’s schedules/5’s audits/8D projects/problem solving/safety teams

OTHER EXPERIENCE:

United Parcel Service - August 1996 – July 2001 Oklahoma City, OK

Supervisor / Trainer – Supervised 10 to 35 employees

Unifirst Corporation - July 1994 – August 1996 Oklahoma City, OK

Route Supervisor –Supervised 10 delivery drivers

Sawatzky Construction – September 1985- July 1994 Weatherford, OK

Home construction- all areas of carpentry and construction

EDUCATION:

Southwestern Oklahoma State University, 1985 – 1987

Mid America Bible College, 1998 – 2001

BS in Business Management and Ethics 3.87 GPA

Cum Laude

Mid America Christian University, 2012 – 2014

Master Business Administration 3.94 GPA

Sigma Beta Delta – International Honor Society for Business, Management, and Administration

Professional References Available Upon Request



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