Charles Clark5832 Summer Place Pkwy, Hoover, Alabama 35244—443-257-7887 (c) – Charlesclark425@Gmail.com

Profile

Production Supervisor with excellent technical, analytical, and communication skills demonstrated by 3 years of experience. I am seeking a career with a leading organization that will assist me in growing and developing as a continuous improvement professional.

Skills

Strong Presentation Skills C++ Programming/SAP/Kronos/Mapics Process Improvement/HARPC Simulations with Arena Software Operations Research Modeling with Maple/Lindo Software G & M Programming (Mastercam X) Ergonomic, Human Factors, & Workplace Design Lean Manufacturing (TPM, A3) Deployment Plan for Work Instructions Proactively Solve Problems (DMAIC) “Management” and “Leadership”

Accomplishments

Product/Process Improvement Liaised with associates to modify and improve overall production performance using the five why’s

method/root cause analysis, DMAIC, A3 and CGMP’s. Initiate the elimination of machine waste and defects through recommendation of machine

modifications using the Three Gen Principle and TPM.Statistical Analysis

Performed data collection and statistical analysis that resulted in sound recommendations that were adopted by the department.

Quality Control Saved 12% on supply costs by working closely with suppliers to ensure components met department

quality standards.Presentations

Created presentation materials for sales, customer relations, and management purposes.Project Management

Supervised project production efforts to ensure projects were completed to company standards, on time, and within budget constraints.

Professional Experience

Ventura Foods LLC December 2015 to Present HPWT Manufacturing Supervisor Birmingham, Alabama

Help High Performance Work Team (HPWT) members matriculate through the typically recognized stages of the team building process (Forming, Storming, Norming, and Performing).

Maintain staff by recruiting, selecting, orienting, training employees, and developing personal growth opportunities.

Incorporate the preventive measures of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) and instruct employees on Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventive Controls (HARPC) and the new Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP) for food manufacturing.

Coca-Cola Refreshment (CCR) April 2014 to November

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Charles Clark5832 Summer Place Pkwy, Hoover, Alabama 35244—443-257-7887 (c) – Charlesclark425@Gmail.com

Manufacturing/Sanitation Supervisor Baltimore, Maryland

Provide leadership for union and non-union manufacturing hourly associates in all aspects of manufacturing (production, maintenance, quality, warehousing and transportation) to ensure optimal output of core KPI’s processes while maintaining a quality focus and safe environment.

Ensure that all sanitations are completed in an optimal time frame while still effectively and efficiently killing microorganisms while minimizing water use.

Interview, train, motivate, assign and evaluate work, and discipline employees according to established CCR procedures.

MarquipWardUnited May 2013 to December 2013Manufacturing EngineerHunt Valley, Maryland

Reduced costs to the flow line by $15,000/yr. via initiating the development of fixtures to complete tasks upstream in a timely manner.

Manage numerous projects simultaneously within budgetary restrictions using the A3 management process.

Collaborated with flow line associates and upper management regarding design parameters to improve bottlenecks occurring within the value stream.

Morgan State University September 2010 to August 2013Director of the Academic Training Management Organization (ATMO)Baltimore, Maryland

Supervised the matriculation of students through the Morgan State University Engineering Program. Designed, error proofed, implemented, and managed innovative programs through support services that

contribute to a 25% increase retention rate at Morgan State University’s School of Engineering. Managed the peer-tutoring component of the ATMO Program, thus eliminating excess spending by

$30,000 (waste).

Kaydon Ring and Seal February 2007 to September 2009Senior Machine OperatorBaltimore, Maryland

Responsibilities were setting up, improving changeover time, and adjusting manual lathes and CNC’s equipment for operators.

Planned and developed strategies in batch production to eliminate wasted in equipment. Consistently met or exceeded plant metrics, including safety, quality, and cost.

Education and Training

University of Alabama at Birmingham Expected Graduation Date: 2018Master of Engineering: Information Egr. Management

Birmingham, Alabama, United States Understanding the dynamic of people Team building pedagogies to ensure successful project management Lift cycle stages of engineering projects

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Charles Clark5832 Summer Place Pkwy, Hoover, Alabama 35244—443-257-7887 (c) – Charlesclark425@Gmail.com

Morgan State University 2013Bachelor of Science: Industrial Engineering

Baltimore, Maryland, United States Math minor Member of National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) and Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE) Advanced Technological Education Student Award for Excellence (NSF) Academic Achievement Award

Baltimore City Community College 2010 Associate of Arts: General Studies Baltimore City, Maryland, United States

Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society Graduated Summa Cum Laude

Certification: Total Productive Manufacturing (TPM); InfintityQS; CCR Leadership Training; CCR Quality Boot Camp; Enhance Inventory Management (EIM); Ball Inc. Can School; CCR CIP Validation; CCR Radiation

Safety Officer (RSO); Working on Black Belt Certification

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