Production Supervisor

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OBJECTIVE: Seeking a Production Supervisor position in the Automotive Industry utilizing ••••• years automotive , manufacturing and production supervisor background and•••••+ years of Executive Administration, Internet/Computer and Management Skills.

EDUCATION: Associates Degree {Mechanical Engineering Lawrence Institute of Technology, - December •••••} Minor: Engineering Design Oakland Community College July •••••/ Associates Degree Oakland Community College {June ••••• Farmington, MI }

PROGRAMS/SKILLS: Windows / / Power Point / / Access/ MS Office / Excel / Word / Word Perfect
SUMMARY
&#•••••; ••••• years professional experience as a Manufacturing Production Supervisor
&#•••••; Interpret unforeseen problems in project team leader position
&#•••••; 9 years automotive contracting as Executive Engineering Support, Technical Analyst I
&#•••••; Excellent presentation skills, people skills strategic planning skills and management skills
&#•••••; ••••• years managing accounts, analyzing data, creating presentations, strategic planning/implementation
&#•••••; People oriented, positive team leader utilizing open-door management style in diverse cultures
&#•••••; 4 years Executive Automotive Engineering Support and Liaison between three facilities
&#•••••; ••••• years designed special machines and fixtures using PC/PLCs (Allen Bradley)
&#•••••; ••••• years Implemented and designed ISO••••• quality control programs
&#•••••; Lean Manufacturing practices, Modular assembly and machine practices
&#•••••; Exceptionally strong and effective communication and organizational skills
&#•••••; Able to listen, provide feedback and problem-solve on a daily basis
&#•••••; Professionally committed to excellence in all aspects of job performance and people
&#•••••; Hard working and assertive individual with the ability to handle long-term challenges and day-to-day
&#•••••; Operations in a team effort and/or individually; possess Entrepreneurial Skills and supervise••••• employees


Management
&#•••••; Exceptionally strong and effective communication and organizational skills
&#•••••; Able to listen, provide feedback and problem-solve
&#•••••; Professionally committed to excellence in all aspects of job performance
&#•••••; Hard working and assertive individual with the ability to handle long-term challenges and day-to-day
operations in a team effort as well as individually.

Human Resource
Employee Orientation, presented Benefit Programs, set-up Wage Structures
Established Job Descriptions, scheduled Vacation and Sick Days
Performance Reviews, Motivated, Trained, Promoted and/or Terminated Employees.
Positive Team Leadership, Open-Door Management Style utilized promoting Individual Career Objectives

HIGHLIGHTS OF QUALIFICATIONS
Self Starter who promotes a positive team environment with direct management skills having supervised
Human Resources over the years in hiring, motivating, evaluating, providing benefit plans, payrolls, Union Reports, training and overall management. Employees supervised ranged up to ••••• employees

Set-up and coordinated the manufacturing process from the ground floor up and was the chief and overseer of all departments








PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

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Microgauge, Brighton, Michigan
Production and Maintenance Supervisor

As Production and Maintenance Supervisor I was in charge of all manpower schedules.
This included daily requirements of what machines to schedule in order for on time delivery sometimes on daily basics. I also watched over maintenance and P.M schedules to make sure machines are in ready order for maxim output production. This company manufactured U-Joint assemblies and steering wheel components mainly for Delphi and American axle companies.
Also as production supervisor I maintain quality service; ensures operation of equipment; provide manufacturing information; maintain safe and clean work environment and able to motivate workers to create a teamwork environment.

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General Motors Power Train, Flint, Mich
Production Supervisor:

As a Production Supervisor and Skilled Trades Maintenance Supervisor I was in charge of the White Metal Department V••••• and V••••• Engines. This area consisted of intake Manifold, front cover, water pump, and production line assembly. In the intake manifold department we manufactured three different types of manifolds; series 2, w-car, and the super charger. At the same time I was also in charge of the front cover machining, water pump machining and in charge of production line assembly of these areas also. I was responsible for monitoring and scheduling the needs for the consumer and the plant requirements on a daily basis to a monthly timetable.

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General Motors Power Train, Flint, Mich
Production and Maintenance Supervisor:

As a Skilled Trades Maintenance Supervisor my duties were to schedule P.M.S. on all the machines and make sure they didnt stop running and if they did my job was to formulate a plan as soon as possible and get the appropriate skilled trades employees to repair them as quickly as possible to maintain our schedule.
Also as a supervisor I worked directly with the union (U.A.W.) and the committeeman in settling labor disputes and grievances in the White Metal department.

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Pace Machine Tool, Inc., Walled Lake, MI
Machinist:

I have ••••• years plus Set-up and running Bridgeports, Lathes, Surface Grinders, welders,
Vertical and horizontal mills.
As a machinist my job entails the reading of blueprints, selecting the proper tools for the job, setting up the job, running the job, and checking the parts once finished, for quality control.





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Acutus Gladwin, Pontiac, MI
Machine Shop Supervisor:

As a Machine Shop Supervisor, I was responsible for planning and scheduling materials, worked effectively on jobs to be run, worked in a team oriented process to produce an attractive salable product, diagnosed production needs and problems, implemented quality control programs, and checked all parts to blueprint specs by reading gauges and instruments.

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Allor Manufacturing, Brighton, MI
Manufacturing Production Supervisor:

As a Manufacturing Production Supervisor I planned and scheduled people and materials, delegating work effectively, supervised difficult people with empathy, diagnosed production needs and problems, designed and implemented effective quality control programs, rewrote procedures and operations simply and clearly, checked all parts to blueprint specs, and maintained accurate and detailed numerical records.
I have strong assembly line production, machining skills; have knowledge of Cnc lathes, Cnc vertical and horizontal mills, bridgeports, manual lathes and single and muti-spindle drill presses.
Throughout my twenty-three years as supervisor I always went over spread sheets and estimates for all projects and jobs before they were submitted back to the customer or going out for production.
I served as a Controls Engineer I designed special machines using PC/PLC, all welding fixtures and prototype machines while utilizing both pneumatic and hydraulics
Required for implementation of all jobs.
As Manufacturing Production Supervisor I dealt directly with the union (United Steelworkers) and committeeman in preparing union contracts with the union personnel
Such as wages, benefits, job descriptions, settling labor disputes and grievances from union employees and committeeman, and most important monitor and regulate lockout
Procedures and programs for all union and management personnel for all areas.

References:

Fred Allor Phone: (•••••) •••••
Bob Stewart Phone: (•••••) •••••
Ernie Sanders Phone: (•••••) •••••

Additional Information

Throughout my career as a Manufacturing Production Supervisor I have attended production, tool, and machining seminars including the Auraham Y. Goldram Institute Seminar, the "Theory of Constrait". I have trained new employees in quality control, manufacturing, and assembly, presented written and spoken information in a logical step-by-step fashion that built a solid foundation for future learning, explained difficult ideas and concepts in a way that is easy to understand, and assessed learning styles of individuals to tailor the training to their needs.

As a member of the Union Lake Jaycees, I have received two of their highest honors, "Michigan Jaycee Senator" and
"#1 Michigan Jaycee Chapter Of The Year" while I held the office of President. My name was also published in the book, "Whos, Who".