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02-06-2002 Resides in Texas Salary: US $
Relocate: Yes
On
the Market: Looking
03899 Plant and Molding Manager - Plastics
Professional operations manager with over thirteen years of experience in the Plastics Industry in Mexico and the United States. Extensive engineering background as well as operations and marketing management, staff supervision and training. Am interested in obtaining employment with a successful firm that will allow me to apply and strengthen my abilities and experience. EXPERIENCE "Confidential" PLASTIC PRODUCTS TexasOctober
2000 to Present. Plant
Manager. Responsible for plant layout design and equipment selection for a new molding facility in Reynosa, Mexico, for the manufacture of automotive plastic components. Project was temporarily suspended in March 2001 due to a slowdown in the Automotive Industry. Currently working in Rio Grande Plastics’ Alamo, Texas plant, involved in all facets of the operation, including process control, quality assurance, restructuring and training of workforce, and plant layout improvements, reporting directly to the President of the company. Manufacture
of automotive plastic products. Equipment:
30 molding presses (50 – 700 tons). 150
employees. "Confidential" DE MEXICO, S.A.
DE C.V. January
1999 to July 2000. Business
Unit Manager. Responsible for the start-up of operations of a new plant, including the technology and equipment transfer of a cable assemblies division of Magna Corporation (Canadian automotive company), plant installations, equipment installation, hiring and training of 500 employees (process, industrial and quality engineers, maintenance, q.c.,training, supervisors, operators, etc.). Directly responsible for the following areas: molding, production scheduling and control, materials, quality assurance and customer service. Ramp-up
of fabrication areas and 10 assembly lines, QS 9000 certification. Reached
monthly sales of $1.3 MM USD within 6 months of start-up. INPLAX, S.A. DE C.V. Apr.1997
to Dec.1998. Manufacturing
Manager. Redistribution
of plant layout. Responsible for the following areas: Injection molding,
secondary operations, tool room and machine maintenance. Equipment:
24 molding presses (85-550 tons.) 190
employees. Materials
Manager Responsible
for production planning, programming and control, purchasing, warehousing,
inventories and logistics. Also responsible for assigning workload to
6 custom molders and controlling them. 30
employees. PLASTICOS AVANZADOS DE MEXICO, S.A. DE C.V. Feb.1992
to Mar.1997 Molding
Manager. Design
and construction of plastics processing plant. Responsible for injection
molding, production planning, programming and control; equipment and raw
materials acquisition, budget programming, cost analysis and technical
staff supervision. Directly responsible for quality control department.
Oversaw new product design and development. Designed and implemented business
plans for manufacture and distribution of various plastic products through
sales contracts. Equipment:
15 molding presses (30-200 tons), 2 single-screw extruders, 2 blow molding
machines. 60
employees. BECTON DICKINSON & CO., Mexico CityOct.
1989 to Jan.1992 Materials
Manager. Developed
and implemented strategies in all facets of materials management, including
negotiating, budgeting, forecasting and systems applications. Molding
Manager. Planned
and executed plant’s $6 MM annual capital plan. Engineered capacity increase
for molding processing system, including building, equipment and control
systems. Responsible for injection molding, production planning, programming
and control (plant’s total capacity: 8 MM molded parts per day). Responsible
for equipment and materials acquisitions and technical staff hiring and
training. Equipment:
30 molding presses (90-600 tons), peripheral equipment. 75
emloyees. ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA, Mexico City. June
1988 to Feb.1989 Operations
Assistant – Chemical Division. Supervised
import operations as well as all national sales, averaging $13 MM annually.
Responsible for logistics, warehousing, distribution and customer service. FORD MOTOR COMPANY, Mexico City. Sep.1987
to June 1988 Buyer. Created
and maintained reporting systems, forecasts and budgets. Directly responsible
for auto parts acquisitions from a base of 75 suppliers, averaging $10
MM annually. EDUCATION
Texas A&M University
Industrial Engineering LANGUAGES
English and Spanish (100%)
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