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- 1. Jimmy H. Latham 779-774-8043 100 South St., Monroe Center, IL 61052 jimmy.latham@nipponsharyo.com Strong Manufacturing/Mechanical/Heavy Equipment Background Supervisor/Managerial Experience Qualifications Experienced Supplier Quality Engineer with a strong manufacturing/mechanical background. Quick thinker with excellent troubleshooting abilities. Effective communicator with great leadership skills; leads by example. Knowledgeable in DOT and FRA regulations. Strong attention to detail. Exceptional ability to read interpret and understand engineering documents blueprints and specifications. Advanced Microsoft Excel Certification. Strengths and Skills: Responsible; excellent attendance record, completes work in timely manner with minimal supervision. Responsible for first article inspections and pre-shipment inspections Strong Analytical Skills; able to assess conditions and implement appropriate interventions Resourceful; problem solver. Capable of implementing solutions to complex problems Goal Oriented; implements necessary steps to meet deadlines and ensure compliance with quality assurance plan. Tracks vendor compliance through DMR program and QMS and facility audits Strong Communication Skills; initiates and maintains continuous communication with multiple vendors. Utilizes available resources to overcome multiple language barriers Team Player; works hand in hand with vendors and members of the production team to determine compliance with quality assurance plan. Acts as liaison between customer and suppliers Professional Experience Nippon Sharyo USA Inc. Sept. 2012-Present Supplier Quality Engineer April 2016-Present Conduct and coordinate all engineering functions of supplier quality that supports the organizations goals and objectives as it relates to product, material, Customer expectations and Company goals To include but not limited to: Timely review and communication of supplier nonconformances Disposition of defective supplier material Tracking supplier performance levels Driving improvement in as delivered quality levels
- 2. Investigation of supplier issues detected at the point of use and implementing appropriate containment actions Perform First Article Inspections, Source Inspections, and Quality System Audits within a growing supply base Participate/Lead in the Material Review Board Creation of acceptance criteria for purchased components/systems and raw material Implement and follow standardized Quality policies and procedures Contribute to an established Quality Management System Consistently demonstrate understanding of core Quality processes Interfacing with production, logistics, engineering, and purchasing teams to drive issues to closure Maintain and comply with all regulatory compliance such as FRA, OSHA, EPA, ADAA etc. Follow all company policies, procedures and safety rules Maintain work area in a clean and orderly condition Perform other duties as assigned Production Supervisor April 2014-April 2016 Plan, organize, manage and coordinate all functions of interior assembly/manufacturing that supports the organizations production goals and objectives as it relates to product, equipment and employees Develop, implement and evaluate standardized interior assembly policies and procedures for new facility Manage ~ 80 full time and part time interior assembly staff with responsibility for hiring, training, scheduling work assignments (including multiple shifts), performance management, discipline and cross training Effectively manage interior assembly production schedules, quality and safety processes Develop and track departmental performance metrics and as applicable take appropriate actions to ensure goals are achieved and continuously improved Consistently demonstrate understanding of core interior assembly manufacturing technologies Interface with employees at all levels of the organization and share information as required Follow all company policies, procedures and safety rules Maintain work area in a clean and orderly condition Perform other duties as assigned Production Lead Nov. 2012-March 2014 Lead the processes and employees that assemble and/or installs interior components of a passenger railcar Assembler Sept. 2012-November 2012 Assemble and/or install interior components of a passenger railcar that supports the organizations production goals and objectives while meeting and/or exceeding customer expectations Central States Mechanical May 2012-August 2012 Crane Operator, Fabricator, Welder Responsible for the operation and maintenance of a 142' boom truck. Fabricate stands and supports to hold and support overhead pipe. Measure, cut and weld angle iron, channel and I- beams of various sizes. Cut and weld pipe up to 12" to support grain flow. Install complete layouts of overhead grain loop systems, string line and level overhead pipe and discharge gates. Fabricate custom cushion boxes and transitions to tie multiple grain systems together. Fabricate custom staircases, safety platforms and catwalks, to include hand rail, meeting OSHA requirements. Assemble motor and gear reducers to drive corners to operate grain systems. Climb towers up to
- 3. 70' while complying with all safety regulations, to include safety harnesses, hard hats, steel toe boots, safety glasses and gloves when required. Drive crane truck over the road to job sites in various states. Eagle Support Services August 2008-Nov 2011 Heavy Equipment Operator, Electronic Target Technician, Carpenter Heavy Equipment Operator: Possess 3+ years of experience as a maintenance worker on 58,600 acre range complex. Repair road surfaces in excess of 191 miles which supports 2.5 million truck driver miles annually, while operating a variety of automotive, engineering, and materials handling equipment. On a daily basis, perform maintenance, repairs and sustainment on 27 live fire ranges and 33 demo ranges. Live fire: maintained 9 electronic ranges consisting of NGATS (N.G.A.T.S) system, repairs consisting of maintaining target berm protection, renovation and repair of firing lines, repair to 33 training areas and 6 demo areas, mowing, tree removal, ditch repair and road upgrades. Non-live fire: designed and rebuilt target frames, shoot house walls and overhead fire protection. Handle loading, unloading, and delivering equipment and supplies to specified destinations. Operate mechanized apparatus in connection with receiving, shipping, and warehousing operations. Operate all classes and types of motor vehicles, including passenger cars, trucks of all sizes and capacities, and tractor trailers, various engineering equipment such as road graders, crawler-type tractors with bulldozer or angle dozer blades, front-end loaders, backhoe, trencher, etc., to perform cutting, grading, digging, compacting, excavating, and leveling earth, sand, stone, and other materials. Operate various types of heavy equipment to build backstop and lane dividing impact berms in order to insure SDZ (Surface Danger Zones) regulations are met. Operate gasoline, diesel or electric powered fork lift truck, while moving cargo to positions in buildings, outside storage areas, or loading ramps or while loading or unloading supplies and/or equipment from various types of transportation vehicles. Transport, by operation, the full range of equipment, e.g., bulldozers, graders, wheeled cranes, farm type tractors. Transport, by operation, forklifts, warehouse cranes, and other equipment designed for the handling of material. Perform rigging tasks required in of a variety of large and heavy equipment and machinery. Perform various aspects of range construction, including berm construction, repair and maintenance, insurance of proper range drainage, fence building, and DefenCell construction. Perform grass mowing, seeding, fertilizing, trimming, brush removal and land clearing. Follow hand signals made by personnel on the floor, operates a bridge crane to lift, transport, and position materials in open areas of shops, warehouses, or storage facilities. Maneuver load over and around such ground level obstacles as equipment, stacked supplies, and partitioned bins. Perform the rigging required in lifting, moving and positioning heavy equipment and machinery. Maintains, replaces and makes up cables and slings used in rigging operations which involve cutting and splicing of cable and rope. Performs all tasks required to plan, layout, assemble and install complex rigging gear to object being lifted, maneuvered or positioned. Maintain roads and grounds and perform other operations relative to earth trenching and material movement. Grade surfaces to rough or fine specifications on all types of terrain. Remove snow, clear fire lanes, and clear doorways and driveways. Adjust equipment attachments for proper positioning and work order while equipment is in operation, using clutches, levers, brakes, and valves. Has 3 years S.N.A.I.R (SNAIR- Snow and Ice Removal) experience. Perform tornado and severe weather debris removal and range repair on Fort Leonard Wood.
- 4. Education General Education Diploma 2004 Licenses Vehicle and Heavy Equipment 100, Truck Commercial 4X4 1/4-1ton Trailer towed (all), Bobcat track loader with allattachments, including grader, backhoe, grapple forks, pallet forks, snow blade, dozer blade, finish bucket, saltspreader, brush cat, tree saw and stump grinder. 20 ton International dump truck with snow blade and salt spreader Bobcat Versa揃 handler with attachments Caterpillar front end loader with attachments Caterpillar Dozer 05-07 Caterpillar motor grader Case Backhoe Case Vibratory Roller John Deere 4WD tractor with 20 foot boom mower John Deere 2 WD with 15 foot batwing mower Kubota tractor with 6 foot & 10 foot brush hog Cub Cadet Finishmowers Genie boom lift Lull universal lift Awards / Certifications DPTM Certificate of appreciation (09/28/2009) by Joseph A. Rapone II For hard work and dedication during the construction ofTwo Zero and Grouping Ranges.My crews hard work enabled the installation to provide more training ranges in a very shorttime. Training Support Battalion Coin of Excellence (04/16/2010) by Lt. Col. Cummins-Leffler As an acknowledgementfor completing tasks above and beyond expectations. Chief of Range Division Coin of Excellence (2011) by Chief Range Officer, Andy Mastajo As an acknowledgementfor completing 3 years of excellent service to the Armed Forces at Fort Leonard Wood Command Sergeant Major Coin of Excellence (01/2011) by Corbly L. Elsbury For my assistance with the recovery effort following the tornado that devastated Fort Leonard Wood on Jan 1, 2011 Directorate of Plans, Training, Mobilization and Security Certificate of Appreciation (10/2011) by Joseph A. Rapone II For my dedication and commitmentto the job. Always going above and beyond. Certificate of Completion Introduction to Excel Kishwaukee College (4/11/2015) Certificate of Completion Excel Advanced Training Kishwaukee College (4/30/2016) Certificate of Completion Leadership Development Training Program by Greg Stobbe EMSI (Effective Management Systems International) Instructor (4/24/2015) References Available upon request