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Professional SummaryExperienceProfessional manager with over 35 years expertise in interdisciplinary management, document control, training, supervision of personnel, technical manufacturing, product engineering, raw material test sampling, warehouse production and operations, and inventory control. Proven record of leading multi-skilled teams to drive projects from pre-development through the post-development cycle with a customer-oriented focus in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practices.May 19 - PresentFeb 13 - May 19Nov. 08 Jan. 13May 88 Oct. 08Sept. 85 Sept. 07IMI/Analytical Chemist, Abbott Nutrition, Tipp City, Ohio. Performs analytical testing on raw ingredients and in-process and finished products. Testing includes vitamin, protein, total solids, fat, iodide, chloride, minerals, KOH, pH, viscosity, grain color and sensory evaluations. Performs batch adjustments by generating appropriate documentation for correction optimizations. Awarded the 2022 Servant Leadership Award.Process Panel Operator, Abbott Nutrition, Tipp City, Ohio. Senior Team Member and Learning Mentor responsible for the manufacturing of liquid adult and pediatric nutritional products and training of new team members. Implements and maintains effective production processes and interacts daily with integrated computer systems. Responsible for documenting all manufacturing steps in accordance with work orders and job procedures. Assist peers, maintenance, and engineering staff with trouble-shooting issues regarding process equipment and brainstorming creative solutions. Awarded the 2014 Servant Leadership Award.Lead Process Technician, FoPat Productions, Miamisburg, Ohio. Managed and monitored various stages of Poly-Urethane Reaction Injection Molding (RIM) production for a variety of large and small clients, including federal contracts. Monitored work-in-progress, quality control and gauged for proper settings and equipment troubleshooting, properly handled raw chemicals, set mold and dyes, supervised work force and coordinated workload schedules with relevant staff. Tracked inventory flow, ordered, and received raw material and ensured proper containment of said material.Plant Supervisor, Re-Act Inc., Dayton, Ohio. Managed and controlled production operations of chemical liquid/plastic injection molding verified output levels, quality standards, and line efficiency. Conducted and scheduled personnel training on production processes and plant safety. Performed routine operational maintenance, equipment troubleshooting, loaded, and unloaded product, prepared shipping documents and record keeping.Platoon Sergeant MOS 92W/11B (Retired), Army National Guard, 641st Water Purification Detachment, Kettering, Ohio. Senior team member responsible for scheduling, planning, and directing training meetings for this 25-member water purification guard unit. Conducted all reconnaissance on possible water purification sites. Planned the installation, operation, appropriate settings, and testing of potable water within the platoons reverse osmosis water purification units. Verified water results to determine proper treatment methods and chemical dosages.Jul. 05 Oct. 06Platoon Sergeant, Operation Iraqi Freedom U.S. Army, Balad, Iraq. Served as water treatment supervisor responsible for the training, morale, welfare, and counseling of nine Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) and 21 soldiers operating in several locations across Iraq. Directed reconnaissance and setup of water sites; assisted in developing plans for team defensive positions; participated in combat logistical patrols; scheduled and supervised maintenance of equipment; prepared and submitted reports and statistics; developed a weekly Military Occupation Skill (MOS) training program to maintain technical proficiency; and served as liaison between military water assets and civilian (KBR) water assets. In charge, as platoon set an Army record purifying over 840,000 gallons of water in one 24-hour period. Worked, daily, with a variety of foreign nationals.EducationBasic Non-Commissioned Officer Course (BNOC), Columbus, Ohio. Awarded Commandants List --Top 20%. 2005.Primary Leadership Development Course (PLDC), Camp Ashland, Nebraska. Awarded Commandants List Top 20% in Class. 1998.Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio. Coursework in Business Administration. 1985-1988.SkillsCapable Communicator. Strong oral and written communication, computer usage and research skills. Excellent trainer with superior people management and listening skills.Team Player. Proven ability to work within a team environment, to manage a diverse set of people, and to, in a team environment, exceed set goals.Mechanical Aptitude. Trouble-shoot and maintain various types of machinery. Vast experience operating pneumatic/hand tools, pallet jacks and forklifts to five-ton trucks. Competent utilizing measuring devices such as rulers, scales, and calipers, etc.Organized. Manage various tasks simultaneously to streamline efficiency and to guarantee operational success. |
