Bradley Scott, Pmp Email & Phone Number

Appleton, Wisconsin, United States

Project Manager for the Agriculture Business Unit

Appleton, WI

• Responsibilities
• As part of the Commercialization Team, I work with our R&D groups and Production Team to successfully scale up products from lab scale (beaker-sized) to pilot scale (single drum or single tote-sized) to production.
• I manage various other projects to improve processes, reduce defects, design and implement new equipment/systems, investigate quality defects, and lead development projects
• Lead the site Emergency Spill Response Team
• Support additional pilot and production efforts as neededAccomplishments:
• Successfully scaled up challenging formulas to help launch new business platforms and new chemistries within existing platforms

Menasha, WI

• Achievements: Increased raw material vendor claims from $322,000 to $441,000 (37% increase) while also increasing percent reclaimed from 47% in 2014 to 97% in 2015. As part of the Quality Team, completed all necessary.
• Supervise Quality Technicians in day-to-day operations
• Perform all raw material defect investigations and file subsequent vendor claims
• Analyze weekly and monthly quality metrics
• Participate in cross-department Lean events
• Manage all Safe Quality Foods systems and prepare for the annual recertification audit

• Achievements:Reduced energy usage on multiple customer production lines resulting in $20,000 in annual savings. Improved product throughput by redesigning part layout increasing efficiency. Established $125,000 in.
• Functioned as an integral part of a flexible team in the paint pretreatment (substrate surface cleaning, corrosion prevention, etc.) and wastewater industries dedicated to providing the best customer service to our.
• Provided on-site technical service for 15+ customers in the Central Wisconsin area while continuing to expand the company's customer base through the acquisition of new accounts
• Performed full system audits (used to monitor chemical concentrations, stage temperatures, and stage pHs) and managed inventory
• Adjusted temperature, pH, concentration, etc. as needed for optimum system performance
• Corrected quality and production issues as needed through a systematic investigation into process changes