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| Desired Industry: Management |
SpiderID: 12337 |
| Desired Job Location: Phoenix, Arizona |
Date Posted: 4/19/2007 |
| Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent |
Availability Date: 04-18-2007 |
| Desired Wage: 0000000 |
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U.S. Work Authorization: Yes |
| Job Level: Management (Manager, Director) |
Willing to Travel: Yes, 25-50% |
| Highest Degree Attained: Bachelors |
Willing to Relocate: Undecided |
Objective:
Manufacturing leader with expert knowledge of curvic grinding and related precision machining processes used in the production of rotating and non-rotating turbine components. Proven ability to successfully lead manufacturing teams and production cells with 75+ employees along with the ability to effectively interact with all levels of internal and external customers.
Experience:
Honeywell International Sky Harbor – Phoenix AZ 2007
Swing shift Production Floor Leader 103Gear CoE - Responsible for leading, developing and mentoring high performance Repair and Overhaul work teams which disassembles, manages material flow, assembles, tests, performs final product preparation, inspection and packaging of aerospace components.
Responsible for leading, developing and mentoring a high performance work team which manages material flow, assembles, tests, and performs final product preparation, inspection and packaging of aerospace components.
Leads cross-functional team that includes hourly, salary and NES employees.
Provides coaching and mentoring in support of professional development of direct reports. Actively contributes to the achievement of company goals for Safety, Security, Affirmative Action, EEO, and Environmental Protection.
Responsible for meeting the financial and non-financial goals of the department. Demonstrates an active commitment to lean manufacturing principles and implementation within assigned cells. Also coordinates support resources to solve in process hardware and technical problems to facilitate product flow in the cells
Achieve and maintain better than 95% on time delivery to customer commit date and manufacturing schedule for products produced in the cell. Develop and manage strategies and projects for inventory and cycle-time reduction. Achieve and maintain zero quality escapes from product cell.
Honeywell International Sky Harbor – Phoenix AZ 2005
Swing shift supervisor cells 15, 16, & 19 curvic grind departments. These multi-shift manufacturing cells consist of a total of 12 team members ranging from machine operators to quality inspectors. Responsible for implementing and controlling procedures for the compound radius for the cell 19 disk area.
Honeywell International, Aerospace Services
Phoenix,AZ 2000
Curvic specialist organized and assisted with the development of the CNC curvic grind department. Trained personnel on the operation, setup, editing and programming of the newest generation of CNC’s. Developed curvic grind training aids and reference material utilized throughout the department. Employed Six Sigma and Lean Enterprise principals in daily repair and overhaul of rotating aircraft engine/APU components. Accountable to On-time Delivery, Turn-around Time, and Past Due metrics. Green Belt certified in 2003
A.M.T.I. Tempe,AZ 1998 – 2000
Second shift Supervisor in charge of production, training of employees, maintenance and repair of all machines in the cell including Gleason models #19 and # 120. Oversaw research and Development of incoming parts requiring curvic grinding and curvic coupling reverse engineering.
Sundstrand Aerospace Grand Junction, CO 1997 - 1998
Supervised the pilot program of a new curvic department and training personnel on the setup and operation of the model #19 curvic coupling grinders. Wrote and published a machine description manual. Involved in the training of Quality Assurance procedures, including parts inspection and the maintenance of all curvic controls. Developed and ground the first 2.300 convex 40 degree pressure angle curvic for Sundstrand on the converted model #19 Gleason curvic grinder, resulting in bringing the process in from out of state. Cross-trained on Cincinnati O.D. grinder, Hoffman tool and cutter grinder and 4 spindle rigids.
MESA Community College Grand Junction, CO 1997-1998
Adjunct faculty in the machine shop, assisting high school and college students in the fundamentals of mills, lathes, surface grinders, drills and layout procedure for their projects.
Education:
University of Phoenix
Bachelors of Science / Business Management 2007
University of Phoenix – BS Business Management
University of Phoenix
Associates of Applied Science / Business Management 2005
Gleason Works
Reverse Engineering Theory 2000
Areas of Concentration: Curvic Coupling Applications
Skills:
Honeywell International Sky Harbor – Phoenix AZ
Technical Achievement Award for Adaptive impeller blisk machine program. Contributed to productivity savings of approximately $8M and a growth revenue potential of approximately $16M for non-Honeywell repair restoration.
Honeywell International Sky Harbor – Phoenix AZ
Green Belt Certification
Sundstrand Aerospace Grand Junction, CO
Wrote and published Gleason #19 training manual, for step by step training for the setup, running and maintenance of machines.
Phoenix College Phoenix, AZ
Member of Board of Directors, EMT Fire Science department. Met monthly to enlist current State and National guidelines into the Colleges and training centers.
Desert Valley Continuing Education EMS Phoenix, AZ.
President / Founder of Desert Valley CEEMS, a non-profit organization of Arizona. Provides monthly continuing education for emergency medical technicians, according to DHS requirements to maintain certification. Responsible for the running and operation of the organization, including fund raising and operational budget.
American Heart Association Affiliate Faculty Phoenix, AZ
Founder and affiliate faculty of American Heart Association training center #48. Maintained records for the training center on instructors, classes and course completion cards. Setup classes for the public and provided the proper amount of instructor to student ratio according to AHA guidelines. Provided instructors for Life Saver Saturday classes held each year at ASU.
American Heart Association Instructor Trainer
Phoenix,AZ Certified instructors for Desert Valley training center.
American Heart Association Instructor Phoenix,AZ
Taught all levels of CPR for Desert Valley training center, including yearly events of Life Saver Saturday.
Published EMT/Paramedic Field
Logbook
Phoenix,AZ
Logbook is used to document pre-hospital assessment and treatment of patients in the field. Proceeds of the book go to Desert Valley training center.
Reference:
Ed Davis 602-231-1658
William Lechner 602- 231-5251
Candidate Contact Information:
| Name: Tracy Mauk |
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Phone: 602-466-2932 |
| City: Phoenix |
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