OBJECTIVE
A responsible position in senior management where I can use and contribute with my seven years experience in operations management together with my ample background in engineering.
CORE COMPETENCIES
• Strong background in engineering and management
• Strategic thinker
• Designing and implementing cost reductions
• Strong safety mindset
• Excellent communication skills resulting in a excellent internal/external client relationships
• Excellent leadership and mentoring skills – persuasive, leader, negotiator and delegator
• Excellent people manager and team leader
EXPERIENCE AND ACHIEVEMENTS
Topaz Distribution Director of Operations, Simi Valley, CA (2009 to current)
• Organized and directed team to reduce distribution per unit cost from $.20 to $.11 through continuous improvement
• Managed safety program to reduce incidents to zero severe accidents
• Designed, programmed and implemented warehouse management system to improve stock pulling time by 400% while achieving 99.9% accuracy on inventory transactions
• Design and assembly of labeling system that reduced cost by 60%
• Designed and created pallet t-line build process for displays assembly that reduced building costs by 50%
Cinram Distribution Warehouse Manager, Simi Valley, CA (2007 to 2009)
• Managed team/directed processes to obtained $.13 to $.08 per unit distribution cost reduction
• Designed access routines for optimization of shipping, receiving and customer service
• Managed a 175k sqft warehouse with over 100 employees and distributing 300k units per day
• Managed team that accomplished 99.9 % accuracy in shipments and improved on time delivery from 30 % to 100% during tenure
• Reduced electricity utility expense by 10%
Cinram Distribution Engineering Project Manager, Simi Valley, CA (2006 to 2007)
• Reengineered facility layout improving storage methods by customer, ABC analysis and plan-o-grams resulting in a 25% drop in the cost per unit distributed
• Obtained 20% improvement in sortation syste...
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