Yamaha Motors Manufacture Work Values

Daily Duties at Yamaha Motors Manufacture:

Darryl “Mack” Axel Williams 109 Rayner Dr. Newnan, Georgia, 30265 (313) 492-3498 Cell Darrylaxel777@gmail.com or MWilliams@ymmc.yamaha-motor.com Supervisor/Trainer/Controller With over 10 years of work experience in demanding roles in management and the production arena, I have exhibited my skills in chassis, stamping, paint and engine and fuel tank assembly as both hourly and salary. Articulate communicator with ability to motivate others through leadership modeling and consensus building. Customers, management, and staff members have noted me as ethical, intelligent, and hardworking. Areas of Knowledge and Expertise: QS9000 ISO14001 E-Technology PPAP Microsoft Office Statistical Process Control ULTIPRO payroll Six Sigma Philosophy Quality Control Deming’s Philosophy TPM/KTM Kaizen Philosophy Professional Experience: Yamaha Motors Manufacture-Newnan, Georgia Paint Autonomous Maintenance Supervisor (2008-PRESENT) • Supervised operations for technical workers repairing equipment and producing varies vehicles • Develop team of Robot Operators to repair and restore fluid flow for the FANUC P-250, 155, and 200E • Oversee chemical cat ions and anions to control Ph level for the Paint Deionization and Waste Water • Track daily cost for parts and material concerning the Paint department equipment • Perform critical maintenance facility repairs to Cure Ovens, Air Make Units, Car Washer, Paint Booths • Coordinated manpower adjustment to support production and general maintenance Ford Dearborn Engines & Fuel Tanks-Dearborn, Michigan Engine Repairman (2006-2008) • Oversee quality control efforts associated with 2.0 and 2.3 liter engines. • Identify and repairing defects on the I-4 engines and oversaw their resolution • Collect quality issues data from team members to correct and find solutions Ford/Mazda Auto Alliance International-Flat Rock, Michigan Paint Repair Supervisor (2003-2006) • Supervised and coordinated operations of workers assembling and repairing the Mustang and Mazda6 • Implemented statistical process control for E-coat oil in the Paint department • Supervised up 45 UAW workers on a daily assembly operations • Insuring proper atomization from the FANUC P-200 interior and P-500 exterior Paint robots • Trained and developed inexperienced supervisors and team members • Manage conflict resolution between shops, functions and among team members to maintain production • Organized weekly team vehicle quality meeting to discuss Body shop and Paint issues Lincoln Wixom/Ford Dearborn Stamping Plant-Dearborn, Michigan Team Quality Auditor/Team Member (2000-2003) • Specialized in facilitating quality inspections for the F-150 truck inner and outer doors • Customer and supplier liaison for the Schuler Steel Press quality • Presented to management and team members a daily status of all inspection issues • Licensed crane operator, press operator, die setter, fork lift operator, and metal finisher Education: United States Navy and Marine corps: Operation Desert Storm / Shield Veteran (1986-1990) Bachelors of Business Administration, Davenport University, Dearborn, MI (2001-2004) REFERENCE: Bobby Williams Yamaha Motors Manufacture 2nd Shift Production Supervisor 1000 GA HWY 34 East Paint Department Newnan, GA 30265 678-953-3306 Chris Holms Yamaha Motors Manufacture Paint Engineer 1000 GA HWY 34 East Paint Department Newnan, GA 30265 678-877-6022 Byron Reynolds Yamaha Motors Manufacture Senior Mechanical Engineer 1000 GA HWY 34 East Plant 1 Paint Operations Newnan, GA 30265 678-378-8101 Tina White Ford Motor Company Human Resource Supervisor 3001 Miller Rd Tool & Die Plant Dearborn, MI 48121-1469 313-322-6733 Derrick Miller Ford Dearborn Engines & Fuel Tanks Engineer 3001 Miller Rd. Engines Operations Dearborn, MI 48121-1469 Dm177@sbcglobal.net 313-893-9062 Marvin Chones Ford/Mazda Auto Alliance International Paint/Plastic Superintendent 1 International Dr. Vehicle Operations Flat Rock, MI 48134 Mchones@ford.com 734-748-8831 or 734-783-8341 Trouble shoot 10 FANUC paint robots, repair equipment, restore paint booths, cure ovens, dry off ovens, air make up units, air supply units, treat waste water, and control the general and equipment paint spending budget.

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