LEA BOTTORFF, PHR, SHRM-CP
812-***-**** adipdv@r.postjobfree.com
PHR and SHRM-CP certified results driven Human Resource Leader with expertise in creating and implementing programs to improve business operations. Able to perform organizational diagnostics and provide recommendations for improvement. Highly skilled in restructuring, change management, improved engagement and retention. Strong relationship-building and effective collaboration with team members, colleagues, vendors, and customers. Ability to create and execute training, coaching, and development programs for executives, managers, supervisors, and team members.
Human Resource Experience
Talent Acquisition & Retention Organizational Design/Development Training and Development
Leadership Coaching Employee Grievance & Conflict Resolution Business Process Improvement
Change Management Policy & Procedure Development Budget Management
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Parker Hannifin Aug 2018- Present
Divisional HR Manager
HVAC Division, (1000 employees) Multi-Site Responsibility
Strategic Business Partner: Responsible for improved workforce planning, skills assessment, talent management, learning and development, champion employee engagement/High-Performance Teams
oOrganizational Design: evaluate position necessity by reviewing the efficiency and optimum talent:
2018 - reduction of 25 indirect labor; cost savings 1.3m,
2019 - reduction of 6 salaried roles; cost savings 500k,
2020 - restructured HR Division Team, Process Engineering, R&D, and Supply Chain
oTalent: Recruited Key Roles - Division Process Engineer, Business Development Manager, Plant Managers, and Marketing Manager.
oCompensation Kaizen: Propose general increases, development opportunities, streamline categories and ranges for hourly operations team members
Continuous improvement: Established consistent processes. Enhanced efficiency of benefits administration, record-keeping, compliance, recruitment and staffing, compensation, and employee engagement
Employee champion – increase High-Performance Team Participation: 30% to 78%
Engagement: FY19 = 68%, increased to FY20 = 80%
Safety – support training and development opportunities, encourage HPT participation and star point team success, celebrated 1 year recordable free at JVIN facility, FY19 RIR .30
Communication Improvements – lead increased consistent communication via email, town hall, monitors and regularly manager touchpoints, implemented stay interview, and regularly 90-day reviews for all new hires.
Cost Control – Analyze Contract Labor/Direct Labor Options, PPE Usage – FY20 - 50k savings
Turnover Analysis – 74% decreased to 30% (1 year)
Plant HR Manager (Aug 2018-March 2019)
Louisville, Ky, (500 employees)
oInvolved in planning HR organizational business strategy and implementing change management, including HR Team restructuring with a focus on engaged culture and employee relations while aligning goals with the business strategy
oIssue Free Initiatives: Facility Improvements, clear consistent communication, compensation analysis, conflict resolution, and operations reorganization to build a stronger leadership team
oIncrease Engagement – Increased communication, compensation review and competitive rate implementation focus group discussions, open-door policy, and support HPT training and team building initiatives
oCompliance Initiatives: Process improvements in Affirmative Action, I-9, Medical Leaves, Payroll
oAnalyzed existing recruitment/sourcing/selection processes and developed a more efficient process to improve quality candidate selection and produce retention results that improve business efficiencies and recruiting costs.
American Fuji Seal (Greenfield Site) Jan 2014-Aug 2018
HR Director
Jeffersonville, In (200 employees)
–Direct the Human Resource Department for three divisions for a multi-national manufacturer. Lead strategic focus on building HR structure for the new facility including Designing policy and procedures, processes, workforce planning, talent, orientation, and on-boarding.
oGreenfield start-up; Development of all Policy/Procedure/Processes for new business
oTalent Acquisition: hired all team members and leadership positions (180 positions)
oLead initiatives to attract talent, engagement initiatives, rewards, and recognition planning, etc.
N.T.C. (Turning Point Brand) Feb 2008 – Jan 2014
Employee Welfare Manager
Louisville, KY (150-300 employees)
–Lead Employee Relations, benefits, and training for corporate office with national sales staff and a satellite location in Tennessee.
oImplemented new payroll system increasing the efficiency with $40k cost savings in one year
oEstablished Vehicle Safety Program reducing the number of accidents/incidents by 30% from 2010 to 2011
oCreated Safety Incentive Program, Orientation, Training, and On-boarding Processes to increase retention and reduce turnover (<3% 2012-2014).
Freudenberg-NOK Feb 1995 – Feb 2007
Louisville, KY (250-500 employees)
Started in the Human Resource function with gradual growth from Payroll/HR clerk, HR Coordinator, HR Analyst, Administrator, HR Manager for an automotive manufacturer.
HR Manager Mar 2004 – Feb 2007
oResponsible for leading HR function for the automotive manufacturing facility. Streamlining processes such as disciplinary procedures, reducing lead time, and training opportunities
100k+ Savings/Annually – Reward Perfect Attendance/Removing PTO
Introduced Safety programs increasing safety engagement and reducing OSHA recordable from 25 to 0 in 2006
Supported focus groups/roundtables and contract labor management
HR Administrator Jul 2000 – Mar 2004
Created hourly associate handbook
Managed OSHA documentation
Responsible for COBRA, FMLA, ADA, EEO, etc.
HR Coordinator Nov 1997 – Jul 2000
Processed employee changes for three-shift operations
Responsible for communication, job bids, payroll changes, benefit changes, etc.
Employee Relations
Payroll Clerk/Receptionist Feb 1995 – Nov 1997
Greet visitors/candidates/guest
Payroll Administration
Communications
Absenteeism/Attendance
Employee Relations
EDUCATION
Sullivan University – Louisville, KY – MS HR Leadership
–Pending 2021, GPA 3.7
Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis – Indianapolis, IN – BS Labor Relations
–Business, Labor Studies, Technology, Core GPA 3.9, Overall 3.0
CERTIFICATIONS
-HRCI – Professional in Human Resources (PHR)
-SHRM – Society of HR Management Certified Professional (SHRM-CP)
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
–Director of Membership, SISHRM, 2017- Present
–2019 State of Indiana SHRM Volunteer of the Year
–Mentor – Indiana University Southeast, 2016 – Present – HR Graduate Students
–Indiana University – Graduate Student Panel “Human Resources” – Feb/Sept. 2019
–Kentucky Department of Education Business Panel – Future Business Expectations – Nov. 2019
–SHRM Certification Learning System Facilitator – September 2020