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Suresh Babuapppa Khake is seeking a senior level position in plant operations or production/quality control, preferably in the plastic industry. He has over 14 years of experience in roles like production manager and general manager/plant head at National Polyplast Ltd, where he currently manages operations to achieve business objectives and ensure profitability. He is a qualified production engineer seeking to leverage his skills in areas like production management, quality control, and team management.
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- 1. SURESH BABUAPPA KHAKE Mobile: 9152753272 E-mail: sureshkhake@yahoo.com/sureshkhake@gmail.com Address: Dawrikagreen Apartment B104 Opp. Civil hospital Roorkee 247667, Uttarakhand. Seeking senior level assignments in the field of Plant Operations / Production / Quality Control Preferably in Plastic Industry PROFESSIONAL SYNOPSIS  Offering nearly 14 years of experience in the field of Plant Operations / Production / Quality Control in PVC pipes and fittings. Now PET perform on Husky Injection Moulding machine  Currently associated with National Polyplast (I) Limited, Roorkee as Plant Head(G.M.operation)  Qualified Diploma in Production Engineering from Bombay Technical Board, Mumbai.  Proven track record in establishing short term / long term budgets and designing business plans / strategies for maximizing profitability, etc.  Demonstrated abilities in managing operations team with a view to achieve business objectives and ensuring top line and bottom line profitability.  Possesses sound knowledge of process, machinery & material.  A strong team player with excellent analytical, negotiating, leadership, problem solving and interpersonal skills. CORE SKILLS  Production Management  Technical Support  Purchase Handling  New Product Development  Market Survey  Quality Control  Training & Development  Team Management . SMETA FSMS Audit . Pepsi Audit EMPLOYMENT RECITAL Since 2015 | National Polyplast (I) Ltd, Roorkee ,Uttrakhand 2004 – 2005 Project Manager Growth Path: 2005 – 2007 Production Manager Since 2007 General Manager cum Plant Head 2014-2015 Plant Head National Poly plast (I) Ltd  Managing operations team with a view to achieve business objectives and ensuring top line and bottom line profitability. Key Deliverables:
- 2.  Establishing short term / long term budgets and designing business plans / strategies for maximizing profitability, revenue generation and realising corporate goals.  Coordinating with procurement, engineering and supply chain teams internally as well as with customers for improvement and achievement of targets.  Responsible for capacity planning, tools planning and procurement as well as reduction in inhouse rejection in PPM.  Taking care of operations excellence and handling production  Achieving set targets of productivity and quality; looking after the breakdown and preventive maintenance.  Managing value addition through cost cutting and installation and commissioning of plant with latest facility.  Handling productivity improvement capability, entire staff employees and workers and setting up as well as controlling process.  Dedicating and enterprising production management professional with wide experience in construction of plant, layout planning, machinery selection and installation, etc.  Accountable for dealing with govt. bodies like PF, ESIC, EIS, etc. PREVIOUS EMPLOMYENT 2000 – 2004 | Sarita Group | Production Manager 2004-2014 Shaneshwar industries Ltd SCHOLASTIC 1991 Programmer Logic controller course from Polytechnic College, Mumbai 1988 Diploma in Production Engineering from Bombay Technical Board, Mumbai IT FORTE  Well versed with Windows, MS Office and Internet Applications. PERSONAL SNIPPETS Date of Birth : 24th December 1964 Languages Known : English, Hindi and Marathi Permanent Address : 7 Chetan apartment Garkheda Aurangabad Maharashatra