Molding Supervisor Resume

Desired Industry: Manufacturing	SpiderID: 9726
Desired Job Location: Detroit, Flint, Michigan	Date Posted: 11/16/2006
Type of Position: Full-Time Permanent	Availability Date: 2 weeks
Desired Wage: 48000
	U.S. Work Authorization: Yes
Job Level: Experienced with over 2 years experience	Willing to Travel: Yes, Less Than 25%
Highest Degree Attained: Bachelors	Willing to Relocate: Yes

Objective:
Pursuing a challenging position within an Analytical, Supervisory, or other leadership role that will make full advantage of my education and leadership abilities. I am seeking a position that will allow for personal gratification as well as opportunity for growth and advancement.

Experience:
International Specialty Tubes May 04 – Present
Supervisor:
As a supervisor at International Specialty Tubes, I am directly responsible for everything that goes on in the plant from operations, maintenance and personnel to safety and training. I directly supervise 15 union people. The most important thing I am responsible for is overall production in the plant. We run 2 tubing mills, a TIG Mill and a High Frequency Mill. In addition, we run 5 cutting machines. We have three Crosscut machines with built in end finishers, one with a built in washer, and 2 rip cutters. Each day my goal is to see 60+ thousand feet of stainless steel tube produced, and at least 25,000 cut pieces produced for our customers. In addition to supervising production, I am also responsible for the maintenance work-order program. This program, in conjunction with the new preventative maintenance program, is vital if we expect to reach our lofty but obtainable production goals every shift, every day!

Advanced Technology Services, Inc Feb 03 – May 04
Site Coordinator:
Responsible for Repairable Parts Management of nearly $250,000 in monthly repairs at Fords Livonia Transmission Plant. Working through Fords automated system, I generate requisitions and obtain purchase orders based on quotes I obtain from local and out of area vendors for parts repair and/or replacement. Track parts usage for warranty redemption when applicable. Submit request for shippers and often arrange for expedited trucking to move the repairable equipment between the plant and the repair facility. I have weekly meetings with commodity personnel, plant management, and controllers. I created a relational database with MS ACCESS for in office use to help track current status of all parts that come through our office. It also generates reports reflecting trends of repaired part frequency by machine, department, and area of the plant. Additionally, I handle past due payments on repairs for 3 separate Ford locations.

General Motors Corporation, Milford Proving Grounds Aug 01 – Feb 03
Primary responsibility is proper execution and running of tests for Certification, R&D, and Hybrid vehicles accumulating mileage on AVL Dynamometers. Accordingly, I read and cleared vehicle DTC codes using a TECH-II through the vehicles OBD Class II Bus Connector. Calibrate AVL equipment with TECH-II in preparation for vehicle tests. Prepare current vehicle tests in ADAPTS - Test Define software. Set up new tests and parameters in Test Define and ABLE-Script (Computer programming language used by MTS’s Test Define software). Diagnose and repair software BUGS on tests currently running on dyno operating systems. Attach vehicles and test equipment to dynamometers for testing. Ensure vehicles are running properly while test is in progress. Fuel test vehicles with ground pumps and large fuel truck as necessary during mileage accrual. Keep rapport with customers as necessary while tests on customer vehicles are running. Maintain proper documentation for recording test progress. I am the primary POC for keeping all dyno operating systems running the most up-to-date version of any available vehicle tests. Maintain and upload up-to-date files for the Programmed Mileage Dynamometer’s web space.

United States Air Force, Nellis AFB NV Feb 94 – May 01
Ground Combat Training Coordinator:
Coordinated the actions and efforts of 4 different teams, comprising of over 50 instructors to ensure seamless interaction during training events for the 200+ students we handled per class rotation. Ensured lead instructors had facilities and expendable resources arranged and in place for start of each training course. Reported directly to the Ground Combat Training Manager, keeping him apprised of daily events as needed, as well as monthly resource utilization and expenditures, instructor certification status, and student qualification rates.

As Training Coordinator I:
· Provided administrative support to the Ground Combat Training Manager.
· Planned organized and coordinated team meetings.
· Ensured timely deployment of required organic resources expended by the weapon training teams and students.
· Attended meetings with Senior NCOs and Unit Commanders in preparation for upcoming Pre-deployment class rotations.
As a Combat Arms Instructor I:
· Provided lecture and demonstration type training for Enlisted and Commissioned men and women from all over the Air Force.
· Created PowerPoint presentations used in above-mentioned courses.
· Wrote Command approved lesson plans for use in above-mentioned courses.
· Conducted Lead Instructor evaluations.

Additional Primary Duties:
· Weapon parts inventory (over $500,000.00 in small arms parts).
· Munitions expenditures and accountability of over 1,000,000 rounds annually.
· Annual manpower requirement report.

Education:
Oakland Community College – Pontiac, MI
· Associates in Liberal Arts and Sciences.
University Of Phoenix – Major Campus – Las Vegas, NV
· BSB Business Information Systems (3.8 GPA)
Baker College of Flint, MI
· MBS Industrial Management (Will graduate spring 2007)

Affiliations:
Volunteer for Salvation Army during the holiday season.

Skills:
Advanced computer skills, including all of MS Office tools.

Additional Information:
I have many personal interests and hobbies. In my spare time I enjoy fishing, golf, teaching just about anything, and playing guitar. I also believe strongly in continuous self-improvement, be it found in certification courses or continuing education courses through colleges or universities. I am currently enrolled at Baker College in Flint MI, pursuing a Master Degree in Industrial Management.

As you can see, I would make a great addition to any organization. As shown by my resume, I have a considerable amount of experience. I am eager to learn new concepts, ideas, and disciplines as well as share my experiences with coworkers. I want to be an important part of a success minded and goal oriented organization.

Candidate Contact Information:

Name: Brandon Smith
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