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Operations Manager

Location:
Coventry, RI, 02816
Salary:
65,000
Posted:
February 17, 2011

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Resume:

Frederick A. Doyon

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Coventry, RI 02816

401-***-**** 401-***-****

Frederick bl99h3@r.postjobfree.com

Objective: Manufacturing Production Manager / Supervisor utilizing proven experience and demonstrated performance including: Personnel Supervisor, Work Flow Management, Equipment / Building Inspection, Scheduling, Training / ISO 9002, Materials Planning, Policies / Procedures, and M.R.P. / Production Reporting.

Special Training:

Basic First Aid Supervisor Training Diversity Training

Right-To-Know Trained HAZ/MAT Trained Quality Circle Trained

Safety/ERT Captain CPR Training Train The Trainer

Self Employed / Home Improvement 2007-Present

Carpentry, Wallcovering, Painting, etc.

Fiba Technologies, Millbury, MA

General Foreman 2005-2007

Over seeing the manufacturing activities of a three shift operation. Responsible

for second and third supervisors as well as production, safety, training discipline,

maintenance. Completes all computer/paper forms and reports as required on a

daily/weekly or monthly basis. Purchase from venders materials and parts on a

daily basis as needed. Work on other duties and projects as assigned.

AmeriGas, Hampton, CT

Sales & Service/District Manager 2003-2005

Responsible of sales, service and distribution of propane. Develop marketing

strategies to improve business growth. Oversees district that includes

approximately 10 to 12 employees including scheduling, training/safety meetings,

Right-to-Know meetings, and district’s profitability. Non-Union Environment.

Self Employed / Home Improvement 2001-2003

Carpentry, Wallcovering, Painting, etc.

Levition Manufacturing Corporation, Warwick, RI 2000-2001

Production Supervisor

Responsible for all activities of manufacturing, including job assignments, work flow management, safety meetings, Right-To-Know meetings, preventive maintenance and positive discipline. Union Environment.

American Silicon Products, Providence, RI 1998-1999

Production Manager-Third Shift

Oversee five supervisors. Coordinating production between departments, following schedules to utilize equipment and personnel, also maintenance. Generate production reports of shift. Held daily production teamwork meetings that significantly improved communications, work environment and morale of shift.

Non-Union Environment.

Riverdale Mills Corporation, Northbridge, MA 1995-1997

Production Supervisor

Coordinated production department and maintenance departments. Enforced company policies and procedures. Wrote Emergency Evacuation Procedure. Safety Committee Chairman. Quality Team Member, held Right-To-Know and Safety meeting, ISO 9002 Auditor. Non-Union Environment

Master-Halco, Canton, MA 1994-1995

Plant Superintendent

Oversee production, shipping, and maintenance department supervisors. Monthly building inspections scheduled and facilitated safety meetings. Wrote Emergency Evacuation Procedure. Generated production reports. Created production-scheduling system. Non-Union Environment.

Hoechst-Celanese, Coventry, RI 1989-1994

Production Supervisor

Delegated work assignments for sixteen production workers for eighty-four million dollar manufacturer of dyes, pigments and pharmaceuticals. Performed building inspections. Conducted Right-To-Know meetings, safety training, evacuation drills. Investigated and filed incident and hazardous spill reports. Union Environment.

Conceived and implemented a new vat utilization plan that increased production by two millions dollars annually and improved waste control while increasing utilization of storage area.

Conceived, designed, wrote S.O.P. and implemented a new spill (vat) control program that quickly became policy. Received a Level III Award

Totally responsible for Emergency Response Team for entire facility on twelve hour shift. Perform containment, neutralization and disposition of hazard materials and report the same.

Helped designed, plan, organized a special company function that raised eleven thousand dollars for United Way.

Batchmaker 1987-1988

Responsible for all activities for manufacturing of dyes including ordering all raw materials, managing the production process, and maintaining strict standards to meet customers quality demands while ensuring compliance with State and Federal laws.

Helper

Assisted the batchmaker to meet all material, quality, and production requirements in the manufacturing of dyes and pigments for the textile industry.

Education

Chamber Education Foundation, Certificate of Computer Literacy

Classes at Community College of Rhode Island

General Dynamics Seminars (Weld Theory, Metallurgy And Blue Print Reading)

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