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Jessica Claire
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Summary

Manufacturing and production professional skilled in leading high-producing teams by using lean manufacturing to reduce costs and increase process efficiency. A qualified production supervisor with 9 years of manufacturing management experience. Including cross-training and scheduling employees, time clock management, record-keeping and meeting all production deadlines and goals. I promote and maintain acceptable safety and quality standards in any process I lead. I am also a skilled planner in cost reduction, business functions, and purchasing requirements for production based assignments. I am highly motivated to learn and grow as a people leader.

Highlights
  • Experienced in production scheduling
  • Knowledgeable of quality control standards
  • Purchasing ability
  • Process certification (APS, JIT, JES, NCMM)
  • Implementation of 5F methodology
  • Dedication to product quality
  • Excellent analytical skills
  • Cooperative team member
  • Outstanding interpersonal skills
  • Extremely organized
  • Microsoft Office, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook proficient
  • Strong verbal communication
  • Collaborative team member
  • PPS trained problem solver
  • Calm demeanor
  • Peer relationship building
  • Team Building
Accomplishments
  • Demonstrated and evaluated multiple employees on safety, quality and production standards.
  • Planned, and assigned manpower to efficiently meet production requirements.
  • Supervised shift operations and more than 40 production employees in automotive.
  • Exhibited strong communication skills through interviewing and evaluating potential candidates for open positions with Kobe Aluminum.
  • Constructed multiple production presentations and team building exercises.
  • Finished courses in HRD strategies for management training and Star 12 seminars for supervision improvement.
  • Fully trained in Kaizen implementation (PPS development)
  • Fully trained in GMS and able to implement in all areas of General assembly for General motors.
  • Understands the use of lean management and the value of COMMWIP to improve production processes.
  • Well versed in safety documentation and Hazard risk assessments for production based areas.
  • Proficient at using BPD to run and improve daily business.
  • Able to train and adhere to JIT process.
  • Successful in launch of new AGV systems for GM-Bowling green assembly.
  • Project leader in scrap reduction for multiple areas within manufacturing.
  • PS1 hard hold response and trainer.
  • Tier 3 in torque training for group leaders and team leaders.
  • Proficient in SAP purchasing
  • Current owner of 2000/7000 accounts for GA
  • Scrap/cost champion for GA
  • Owner of safety document 3.5 for WSS document control
  • Representative for GA in CCC meetings
Experience
GA Business Manager , 11/2020 to Current
Owens Corning HeadquartersStarr, SC,

Replaces shift leader or group leaders as required
Responsible for hour to hour operations (TIP, DRR follow-up, Crystal Ball mgt)
Mentors and assists in the training and development of group leaders
Coordination daily manpower within GA
Coordinates/Supports weekly TIP meetings
Coordinates/Supports weekly 5F meetings
Coordinates shifts 71 sheets
Open communication with shop committee personnel
Handles grievances accordingly
Supports GMS/BPD initiatives as required
Maintains a current manpower roster for respective shift (updates weekly)
Provides input for PPS creation and execution, supports GL in problem solving activities
Responsible for manpower coordination at the SOS to ensure operations start up/knows present vs RTR number

GA Business Planner, 01/2020 to 11/2020
General Motors Bowling Green AssemblyCity, STATE,

· Replaces Shift Leader, Group Leader, Business Manager as required

· Supports Shift Leaders, Bus Managers, PFMEA Tech, group leaders and floor operations as required

· Able to work on and support all shifts as required

· Maintains constant contact with production floor operations and stays aware of their needs and requirements.

· Monitors department Cost accounts and goals and assists groups as required to support constant improvement these areas. This is not limited to but includes NSOT, SCRAP.

· Represent the department on all Cost Councils

· Supports and participates in prototype/pilot product programs/model change and model mix activities.

· Coordinates all departmental intern activities. Provides challenging assignments and activities to help support departmental needs and to provide growth opportunities.

· Ensures all hourly and salary employees within the department receive required and appropriate training.

· Coordinate and facilitate all Safety Star and Quality Star activities for the department. This includes administering the departmental safety concern process.

· Ensures open communication with Shop Committee Representatives. Resolves grievances within the department as required.

· Coordinates all departmental IT activities and needs for all personnel.

· Represents the department in regularly scheduled GMS Principle Meetings.

· Supports departmental PFMEA/Process Tech to communicates changes within the department and coordinates changes within the organization; serves as the communications link to/from production.

· Responsible for meeting production schedules, product quality requirements

· Participates in and supports forecasting and forward planning activities.

· Assists with development of departmental BPD activities. This would include creating/organizing/maintaining Level 2 and 3 BPD boards. Also support the development of Level 4 and 5 BPD on the shop floor.

· Assist in the training and development of salaried and hourly employees. Act as a mentor for other group leaders.

· Support business managers by providing input to payroll and perform other administrative tasks as required.

· Actively engaged and supports implementation of GMS Initiatives within the Department.

Group Leader, 12/2016 to 12/2019
Kobe Aluminum Automotive Products LLCCity, STATE,

My time at Bowling Green Assembly has been spent in multiple areas within general assembly. I have addressed employee and production issues to determine and implement optimal resolutions,. Which prevents wasted resources and maintains schedules on a daily basis. I have implemented GMS, and used S,P,Q,R,C,E to improve multiple areas within the general assembly area. I have been called upon to cover and supervise all areas in GA which has led me to be more flexible and comfortable in the production setting. I have used my skills and past experiences to learn and grow as a supervisor. This has also led me to have a better understanding of internal and external processes of automotive manufacturing. In current roles I have assisted newly hired team members by explaining company procedures and safety requirements and delivered positive feedback upon job task completion. Through my endeavors I have a multitude of torque monitoring experience and have assisted in training Team Leaders and Group Leaders in proper torque practices. I have a "One Team" mindset and feel I can be a valued member to any production based operation.

Held positions

  • Group leader in Trim-CP 1720
  • Group Leader in Chassis- CS 2510 and Engine line
  • Group leader Skillet Subs, LMS, Doorline
  • Group Leader Final Process Repair
Department Supervisor of Forging, 08/2013 to 12/2016
Akebono BrakesCity, STATE,

During my time at Kobe Aluminum I led and enforced a culture of lean manufacturing and continuous improvement while providing operational leadership. I commanded a staff of experienced personnel in producing aluminum forged products in a cutting edge business endeavor that has profited greatly in recent years. Since my arrival Kobe has underwent one full expansion and seen multiple record breaking months by company standards. I have Improved efficiency and productivity by eliminating waste and production constraints. Part of my duties is to collaborate with the engineering team to adjust and modify production equipment and make processing easier for the production employees. I have trained, developed and counseled employees to develop a high performing team which has exceeded expectations for a plant during expansion.

Area Supervisor of Friction Department, 02/2011 to 08/2013
Company NameCity, State,

During my time at Akebono, I assessed and trained personnel for promotion to cross-functional operations. I mastered the intricacies of the process flow within my department to meet production goals. I led regular meetings, events and continuous improvement projects with measurable goals to ensure constant improvement within the department. I strive to maintain and enforce a safe and clean working environment at all times. I established and adjusted work procedures to meet production schedules. I have worked with production schedules, production quality and on time delivery to improve production. Through kaizen exercises I identified root cause and corrective actions to remove production constraints and improve quality throughout.

Education
Bachelor of Arts: Social Studies and History, Expected in 2010
Western Kentucky University - Bowling Green, KY
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