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Continuous Improvement Lawn Care, superviser

Location:
Drayton Valley, AB, Canada
Posted:
December 01, 2024

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Resume:

TONY BORSA

***-***** **** ******* ******

Home Tel: 604-***-****

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

OBJECTIVE:

To work in a responsible position that will offer challenge and growth within a progressive company. To utilize my experience and personal abilities for continuous improvement of myself and a work environment.

EXPERIENCE:

General Labourer Lydell Group June 2024 to Present

Responsibilities:

Shop clean up

Landscaping of the grounds

Operation of lawn care equipment

Detailing the inside and outside of trucks

Delivering and picking up parts

Operation a Skid Steer with all attachments

Maitntenance Technician Holiday Inn Express June 2022 to June 2024

Responsibilities:

Mechanical, Electrical and plumbing repairs

Creating and Completing daily work orders

Programing and repairing electronic Kabba locks

Interaction with trades people to complete major repairs of the hotel

Daily walk through of the hotel

Monthly preventive maintenance of the hotel rooms

Maintenance of the grounds

Operation iof lawn care equipment

Drywall repairs and painting

Pressure washing

Sweeping and mopping the floors

Vacuuming and cleaning the carpets

Cleaning the washrooms

Garbage removal

Maintenance Worker 1 (Casual) Alberta Health Services Nov 2021 to June 2022

Responsibilities:

Maintenance of the grounds

Operation of all lawn care equipment

Painting of rooms

Organizing and cleaning of the tool room

Snow removal

Preventive maintenance on the hospital equipment

Creating work orders

Light equipment repairs

Stores 1 (Casual) Alberta Health Services Nov 2021 to June 2022

Responsibilities:

Ordering items to refill inventory locations in the hospital

Receiving items

Restocking inventory locations in the hospital

Inventory Clerk Jocelyns’s Your Independent Grocer August 2021 to Nov 2021

Position entails daily scanning of inventory to reconcile discrepancies. Managing back stock items and replenishing shelves.

Responsibilities:

Creating a daily report of inventory discrepancies

Restocking shelves

Creating labels

EOD Supervisor Canada Post 2016 to 2021

Cell Supervisor: Canada Post 2014 to 2016

Relief Shift Supervisor Canada Post 2012 to 2014

Position entails the supervision of 15 to 50 employees. Responsible for assuring the mail and Parcels are delivered daily.

Reason for leaving: Relocated to Drayton Valley

Responsibilities:

Customer Service: investigate and resolve any customer issues

Assure that all the route keys are returned at the end of the day

Manage all the keys in KMA (Key Maintenance Application)

Assure all the PDT’s are returned at the end of the day

Manage all the PDT repairs

Dispatching on demand and daily pickups

Manage all the vehicles for repairs and maintenance (fleet of 50 vehicles)

Create work orders for vehicle repairs and regular maintenance.

Data entry

Weekly quality audits

Assure RPO clearances are completed

Daily End of day report

Member of the Safety Committee

Inventory Management

Production Manager ASI PLASTICS October 2009 to August 2011

Position entails the management of 28 employees. To champion the introduction of lean manufacturing practices into the plant.

Reason for leaving: Position was eliminated

Responsibilities:

Management of a production floor

Planning and scheduling the production floor

Layout of the production floor

Sponsor of a continuous improvement team

Sponsor of a 5’s team

Managing the Materials department

Production employee reviews

Reconciling inventory discrepancies

Safety chairman

Specialized Knowledge

Production line scheduling; staffing and building of product

Production line set up including kanban size and locations

Lean manufacturing of products

Recruiting for employee’s

Operations Supervisor VERSACOLD July 2009 to October 2009 (seasonal)

Position entails the management of 15 employees. Responsible for the supervision of blueberry processing IQF line and the management of a cold storage warehouse.

Reason for leaving: Contract work

Responsibilities:

Responsible for the IQF production line

Responsible for maintaining and cleaning the IQF line

Leadership and direction for 15 employees

Working in a unionized environment

Managing the loading and unloading of trailers

Managing inventory to create space in cold storage facility

Reconciling inventory discrepancies

Production Supervisor ADVANCED GLAZING SYSTEMS Nov 2008 to April 2009

Position entails the management of 30 employees. Responsible for the cutting and fabrication of parts for the assembly department.

Reason for leaving: Laid off due to slow down

Responsibilities:

Supervision of the cutting and fabrication department

Leadership and direction for 30 employees

Production employee reviews

Safety Committee member

Efficiency reports

Manufacturing Manager PLUG POWER CANADA April 2007 to Sept 2008

(FORMERLY CELLEX POWER & GENERAL HYDROGEN) Position entails the management of 6 employees. Responsible for the layout of the production floor and materials department.

Reason for leaving: Company was relocated to the U.S.

Responsibilities:

Management of a production floor

Planning and scheduling the production floor

Layout of the production floor

Layout of the materials department

Implementing an inventory system

Inventory counts

Reconciling incorrect inventory

Production employee reviews

Reviewing and correcting BOM’s

Inventory transaction

Specialized Knowledge

Production line scheduling; staffing and building of product

Production line set up

Materials department layout including inventory locations

Recruiting for employee’s

Production Supervisor OMNEX CONTROLS May 2006 to April 2007

Position entails management of 15 employees. Responsible for the layout of the production floor and the introduction of a 1-piece manufacturing flow.

Reason for leaving: Recruited by Cellex Power

Responsibilities:

Management of 3 production lines

Implementation of a 2 bin Kanban system

Responsible for training of team members

Production employee reviews

Reconciling incorrect stock quantities

Reviewing BOM’s

Shipping and packaging of product

Specialized Knowledge

Production line scheduling; staffing and building of product

Production line set up including kanban size and locations

Lean manufacturing of products

Recruiting for employee’s

Production Supervisor HONEYWELL Mar 2002 to Dec 2004

(SILENT WITNESS ENTERPRISE)

Position entails management of 30 employees. Responsible for the layout of the production floor. The introduction of a 1-piece manufacturing flow.

Reason for leaving: Company was relocated to Mexico

Responsibilities:

Management of 8 production lines

Implementation of a 2 bin Kanban system

Sponsor of 2 continuos improvement teams

Continuous improvement projects and processes for manufacturing

Monthly efficiency and utilization reports

Leadership and direction for 30 employees

Production employee reviews

Safety Committee member

Specialized Knowledge:

Production line scheduling; staffing and building of product

Production line set up including kanban size and locations

Lean manufacturing of products

Recruiting for casual employee’s

Production Manager ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES LTD July 1995 to March 2002

Position entails management of 50 employees and 18 product ranges. Through continuous improvement efforts, floor space requirements have had a 50% reduction over a period of 2 years; inventory reduction of 40% thereby allowing for lower overhead and higher profit margin on products.

Reason for leaving: Recruited by Silent Witness

Responsibilities:

Management of 6 production lines and Test Technicians

Continuous improvement projects and processes for manufacturing

Monthly efficiency and utilization reports

Leadership and direction for 50 employees

Production employee reviews

Safety Chairman

Implementation of a new ERP system (Syteline)

Specialized Knowledge:

Production line scheduling; staffing and building of product

Production line set up including kanban size and locations

Continuous Flow Manufacturing of products

Agency approval requirements (UL, CSA, VDE)

Implementation of ISO9001 quality document program

Troubleshooting electronic equipment

Interview and review processes

Senior Manufacturing Engineer ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES LTD. May 1994 to July 1995

Responsibilities:

Creation and documentation of non-standard product (Specials)

Manufacturing Engineer Supervisor

Obtaining CSA and UL certification on new products

Daily Production Line support

Implementation of CFM (Continuous Flow Manufacturing) for plant

Production Technical Support ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES LTD. May 1993 to May1994

Responsibilities:

Training leader for new product introduction

Troubleshooting technical concerns

Support for the Production lines

Production Supervisor ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES LTD. Nov 1989 to May 1993

Responsibilities:

Management of two production lines to ensure the production plan was met

Employee leadership and direction

Employee performance reviews

Electronic Test Supervisor ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES LTD. April 1987 to Nov 1989

Responsibilities:

Diagnostic testing, troubleshooting and service of power supplies and printed circuit boards

Preparation of units for engineering requirements

Scheduling and training of new employees

Electronic Technician ALPHA TECHNOLOGIES LTD. April 1985 to April 1987

Responsibilities:

Testing and repairing back up power supplies

Troubleshooting on component level

Assembly and testing of all products on the production lines

EDUCATION:

Currently reviewing education programs and institutions available for enrollment in part time studies

Basic first aid training 2024

In House Health & Safety training 2024

In house W.M.H.I.S Training 2023,2011,1996

In-house ISO9001 training 1996-97

Included creation of procedures, forms and work instructions

In-house C.F.M. Training (Lean 101) 1995

Included stress management, personality structures;

Team management; leadership responsibilities and skills

Vancouver Community College August 1984

Basic Electronics and computer electronics

Vancouver Community College November 1984

Avionics-Base Course

Simon Fraser University June 1979

Mathematics and Science - general studies

Templeton Secondary School June1978

Diploma received - University transfer - Science

COMPUTER: MS Office, Windows, Microsoft Word, Excel, E-mail, Proman (MRP system), Syteline (ERP system), Expandable (MRP system),

Navision (MRP system), Max (MRP system)

PERSONAL: I enjoy auto mechanics, classic sports cars, coaching and organizing sports teams.

Excellent references available upon request



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