Sherrie Devaney

P.O. Box **

Ten Mile, TN *****

865-***-****

jph5t7@r.postjobfree.com

Kimberly-Clark Corp. Loudon, TN

Process Partner

**/**** -**/****

Summary:

A strong leader with the initiative to be challenged by new things.

Machine Operator with positive attitude and a commitment to safety, quality,

customer service and lean manufacturing.

Started up 2 prototype machines with success. I also traveled to Italy for 3 weeks for

Vendor Check Outs on the JRT (Jumbo Roll Tissue machine). Traveled to Canada for

3 weeks to write startup procedures while learning the process for a successful start up

on the MBSF (Multi-Backstand Scott Folder). I served as Process Leader on both

machines. My responsibilities included writing Lockout procedures, Task procedures,

as well as training.

Willing to work any schedule and any hours.

Experience:

Assembly line production

Production procedures

Fast learner

Organizational skills

Interpersonal skills

Initiative to work independently

Strategic thinker

Leadership skills

Time Management

Training Skills

Computer Skills

Fork Truck Driver

Loading trucks

Operating Cranes

Problem solving

Light mechanical skills

Light electrical skills

Decision Making

Leadership Skills

Accomplishments:

While in Team Co-ordinator role, my team led others in production, quality and

safety. We also had the best overall attendance.

While Process Leader on the MBSF, my team led other 3 teams in production,

quality and safety. We did this by working together as a team, minimizing

downtime, and improved troubleshooting skills through training.

Safety

Highlights:

Safety team involvement for many years.

Started the Fork Truck Rodeo which occurred every year during Safety Week

Started a Haunted House at the training center for KC kids at Halloween.

Many safety classes to learn how to do audits, investigations, etc.

Many sub-committees to improve safety results.

Led a lot of safety training to new hires and teams.

Actively suggested operational improvements to enhance quality, improve

production times and reduce costs.

Coordinated and supervised preventive maintenance with process team.

Changed equipment over to new product.

Helped achieve company goals by supporting production workers.

Maintained necessary level of communications between shifts.

Maintained proper stock levels on a line.Responsible for achieving production

requirements.

Training of new operators.

Quality inspections.

Light maintenance

Team Co-ordinator of Bath Tissue A team for almost 2 years. This was a team

of 33 people.

Process Leader on the JRT for 2 years.

Process Leader on MBSF for 3 years.

Started up 2 prototype machines with success.

Adhered to all applicable regulations, policies and procedures for health,

safety and environmental compliance.

Calibrated or adjusted equipment to ensure quality production using tools.

Coordinated inventory of supplies.

Loaded trucks.

Ensured that all health and safety guidelines were followed.

Inspected finished products for quality and adherence to customer

specifications.

Made sure that products were produced on time and are of good quality.

Monitored and adjusted production processes or equipment for quality and

productivity.

Started up and shut down processing equipment.

Troubleshooted problems within process.

Wrote safety alerts, work orders, task observations, led safety audits, Lean

initiatives, picked supplies,

Highly involved in Safety Team, New Hire Interviews, many sub-committees for

either safety or production needs.

Crane operator

Helped implement centerlining

Evaluations on peers

Computer Skills. Everything is communicated by computer, such as work orders,

safety alert and audits, evalutaions, etc.

Permagrain Products Lenoir City, TN

04/1984 -11/1993 -11/1993

Machine Operator:

Inspection of marble floor tile looking for pits, burns, chips, and other

malformations. Also repaired a lot of the tile with resin. Hand boxed the 12x12

tile and sent through sealer and then off loaded line.

Polisher Operator. In this process you used different set ups of bricks for different

kinds of tile. I was the only one that had created a book with the different set

ups and the results so that other operators would have success. Also had to use

micrometers to measure the thickness of the tile and calipers to set up the saw

that cut the tile strips into to correct size.

Shipping/Sample Room. Worked with loading trucks, made sample books and

sample boxes of tile. Prepared them to ship UPS. Cut samples on saw and

cleaned them.

Edger operator. This machine put beveled edges on tile and also polished the

edges.

Crane operator for the big 4 foot slabs.

Clinton Sales Lenoir City, TN

10/1983 -04/1984

Bundler:

Bundler for Sewing Machine Operators. After the product was cut into pieces, I

gave them to person that was sewing that particular piece of the garment.

Knox Trim Knoxville, TN

07/1981 -11/1982

Machine Operator:

Inspector of athletic trim. Ran trim through a machine and used your hands and

fingers by lightly touching the trim as it ran through at certain speeds. If there

was a hole, runner, or any other defect, you would cut it out with scissors.

Machine operator for athletic trim. Used large cones of yarn and placed them

on reels and then threaded the yarn through into the needles to knit different

sizes of trim.

Wamplers Lenoir City, TN

03/1979 -11/1979

Machine Operator:

Inspected and packaged meat.

Education:

1977 Lenoir City High School, Lenoir City, TN, USA

Business Courses:

Typing I and II

Shorthand

General Business

Distributive Education

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