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Experienced Production Supervisor and Results-Oriented Maintenance Manager with 20+ years' leadership expertise at EnerSys
Location: Land O' Lakes, Florida, United States 19 work roles 2 schools
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Christopher Mahoney Ii previously worked as Production Supervisor at Enersys and Maintenance Manager at Lyondellbasell. Christopher Mahoney Ii holds Associate Of Science (A.S.), Aviation Operations from Community College Of The Air Force.

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Results oriented and proven leader with over 25 years’ experience leading small to mid-sized teams. Extensive background in managing programs with Specialized Training in Leadership, Management, Maintenance Troubleshooting, Hazardous Materials Handling, and Quality Assurance. Acquired talent for working efficiently under pressure in a fast paced rapidly changing environment.

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EnerSys
Enersys
Experienced Production Supervisor and Results-Oriented Maintenance Manager with 20+ years' leadership expertise
reading, pennsylvania, united states
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Production Supervisor

Current

Pinellas Park, Florida, United States

- Leads 5 teams of production operators, managing up to 60 personnel in thermal battery production.- Ensures adherence to Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) guidelines and operating instructions for safe equipment operation and quality production.- Works with Scheduler and Program Managers to meet production timelines and ensure availability of materials.- Coordinates production needs with team leads, setting priorities based on schedule and process requirements.- Communicates with team members regarding quality and safety standards, production goals, and policies.- Inputs production data into Managing for Daily Improvement (MDI) boards for tracking KPIs.- Briefs management and other departments on production status and coordinates issue resolution.- Educates and motivates team leads and operators on 5S implementation and continuous improvement.- Sets and adjusts work schedules, attendance, and PTO in KRONOS and SAGE.- Works closely with Maintenance Supervisor for emergency repairs and preventive maintenance coordination.- Submits purchase requisitions for tools, equipment, and supplies.- Ensures compliance with hazardous materials handling and waste disposal guidelines.- Supervises production team members, including hiring, training, counseling, and promoting teamwork.- Documents disciplinary actions and conducts performance evaluations of direct reports.- Documents non-conforming material production and participates in defect reduction teams and corrective action report processes.- Promotes and maintains a clean and safe work environment.

Feb 2023 - Present

Maintenance Manager

Allentown, Pennsylvania, United States

Planning and operations of plant maintenance to ensure that operations remain within budget, guidelines, safety, and hiring.• Delegates work orders and instructions to maintenance staff in a timely manner.• Maintains inventory of equipment and supplies. Purchases needed supplies in accordance with department requisition guidelines.• Oversees all repairs and maintenance needs within the production facility.• Ensures completion of repair and preventative maintenance duties on heavy equipment machinery as required.• Maintains equipment and tools for work performed.• Resolves problems and discrepancies with jobs and/or interacts with management to amend the issue.• Coordinates activities with outside vendors for maintenance issues that exceed the capacity of the department.• Completes requisitions for new equipment orders and/or repairs equipment as appropriate.• Provides weekly status reports to management regarding the completion of work orders and provides estimates on additional manpower and equipment needs.• Adheres to all company policies and procedures paying special attention to health and/or safety procedures.• Delegate duties to staff. Supervise staff activities and provide instruction as needed.• Develop and maintain an effective staff through the selection, training, compensation, motivation, termination and review of staff.• Develop schedule for maintenance staff based on production needs.• Provide guidance and direction to staff to assist in their professional development to include facilitating cross training employees.

Jun 2019 - Jun 2022

Production Supervisor

Allentown, Pennsylvania Area

Team leader, coordinator, coach and mentor to a team of production operators. Responsible for the safe and successful production of all products and processes and uses continuous improvement techniques to drive improvements.- Complies with all EHS requirements resulting in zero safety violations and zero notice of violations. This includes participating in all EHS related activities such as safety talks, behavioral based safety observations, audits, inspections, record keeping, etc.- Directs and coordinates the activities of operators engaged in the production or processing of polymers.- Performs troubleshooting related to process and quality concerns, optimization of production efficiency.- Enters and communicates production data into team production summaries for each shift, as well as any production/personnel issues encountered during the shift.- Recommends and performs disciplinary actions as necessary to maintain organization policy and plant rules and evaluates performance of direct reports.- Directs team members to achieve the goals of the organization related to the daily production of quality products.- Coordinates the recovery of non-conforming material prior to the end of the production order and continues recovering off-spec material by necessary means.- Provides guidance and leadership on the floor to promote a safe work environment.- Promotes and maintains a team environment.- Verifies and approves hours for direct reports.- Works effectively with the Production Manager to execute the policies and goals of the organization.- Ensures operators follow work order instructions.- Helps to correct quality issues/production issues.- Maintains a high housekeeping standard in all areas of operation.- Has the authority and responsibility to report non-conforming product.- Promotes an Open, Honest, Listen and Accountable environment with all personnel.- Promotes a 'Goal Zero' mindset as it relates to safety....all accidents are preventable.

May 2018 - Jun 2019

Shift Foreman

Evansville, Pa

Assisted with planning and direction of day-to-day manufacturing operations in a cost effective manner. Effectively and proactively administered Lehigh Hanson’s safety program ensuring compliance with MSHA rules and regulations. Coordinated production activities to ensure production and quality of products met specifications. Troubleshot and resolved operational, manufacturing, and maintenance problems to ensure minimum costs and prevented operational delays.* Led 7-10 personnel in the daily operation of a cement plant producing 7 types of cement.* Assigned work to subordinates and inspected completed work and work-in-progress to ensure compliance with instructions and standard procedures.* Supervised the operation of the entire plant by using a sophisticated and computerized process control systems. * Observed and tracked continuous systems trending, and directed Control Room Operations.* Responsible for on-line process, quality and equipment failure analysis, and the corresponding corrective actions. * Coordinated with operators and lab analysts to make timely adjustments to maintain product specifications.* Coordinated work with other craft supervisors; Ensured timely call-out of maintenance personnel and oversaw the care and maintenance of cement finishing tools and related equipment.* Prepared operating shift logs; responded to inquiries and complaints.* Participated in the planning and execution of the annual shutdown. * Performed daily/weekly/monthly safety & environmental inspections.* Maintained safe working conditions throughout the plant by taking corrective action on unsafe conditions or acts. Responsible for ensuring incident reports and associated corrective actions were completed in an accurate and timely manner.* Ensured proper documentation of work order discrepancies and job completions.* Provided performance feedback, counseling, and assistance to correct job-skill deficiencies.

Aug 2014 - Aug 2017

Supervisor, Flight Engineer Training

Dover Afb, De

Led Flight Engineer Training office responsible for instructing & training over a dozen new Engineers and Engineers in Upgrade on the C-5M Super Galaxy. Directed and scheduled daily training events for 16 instructors to ensure student progression in order to meet projected course timelines. Coordinated with flight schedulers to accomplish training objectives and support mission requirements. Recommended course-ware changes and adjustments to meet the Air Force's goal of reduced time-in-training in order to accelerate qualification of new Engineers. Documented and maintained student training records, compiled and reported qualifications of all students in Upgrade. Briefed leadership on training programs and student progress on a weekly basis. Flew as a primary crew-member in support of Combat missions in Operation Enduring Freedom.

Nov 2013 - Aug 2014

C-5M Flight Engineer

Dover Afb, De

Student status while in cross-flow from the C-130 air-frame to the C-5M. Maintained thorough analytical knowledge of $269M C-5 aircraft while performing visual inspections and key in-flight duties. Operated/monitored aircraft and engine systems, indicators and controls. Verified weight & balance and computed takeoff & landing data. Observed fire/overheat/pressure systems failure warnings and reported abnormal conditions and made recommendations to the pilot-in-command. Determined engine power requirements and fuel consumption. Calculated time, speed & range performance parameters.

Jun 2012 - Oct 2013

Ncoic Stan/Eval Flight Engineer

Little Rock Afb, Ar

Was a member of highly select Weapons Instructor Course (WIC), producing C-130 Weapons Officers (WOs) for Air Mobility Command and the USAF. Assisted the Director of Operations with coordination on logistical support for USAF Weapons School C-130 aircraft, missions and deployment. Provided instruction on Flight Engineer duties, responsibilities and Crew Resource Management to Weapons Undergraduate students. Monitored and evaluated aircraft flight parameters and analyzed malfunctions and determined aircraft airworthiness. Flawlessly led a group-level Stan/Eval office with only 3 of 8 personnel available. Maintained 35 Flight Evaluation Folders (FEFs), ensured 100% crew qualifications. Authored 60+ Flight Crew Information Files (FCIFs), 11 Flight Crew Bulletins (FCBs) and re-wrote the master question file for FE open-book evaluations. Precisely maintained 3 Major Commands requirements for 174 publications across 2 Mission Design Series (MDS) aircraft. Performed 10+ flight evaluations ensuring adherence to standards and safety requirements. Maintained unit Go/No-go program with Squadron Aviation Resource Managers.

Jun 2009 - May 2012

Instructor Flight Engineer, C-130

Little Rock Afb, Ar

Was a member of highly select Weapons Instructor Course (WIC), producing C-130 Weapons Officers (WOs) for Air Mobility Command and the USAF. Assisted the Director of Operations with coordination on logistical support for USAF Weapons School C-130 aircraft, missions and deployment. Coordinated parking and bed-down of 350 personnel and 36 aircraft, enabling the smooth execution of the largest Mobility Air Forces Exercises to date. Provided instruction on Flight Engineer duties, responsibilities and Crew Resource Management to Weapons Undergraduate students. Monitored and evaluated aircraft flight parameters and analyzed malfunctions and determined aircraft airworthiness. Managed Aircraft Structural Integrity Program.

Oct 2008 - May 2009

Instructor Flight Engineer, C-130E/H

Little Rock Afb, Ar

Instructed student flight engineers (FEs) on proper aircraft operation; evaluated knowledge and documented progress. Performed aircraft inspections and unscheduled maintenance; ensured tactical airlift in combat and operational readiness. Computed flight performance data; operated electrical, fuel, and pressurization systems; maintained aircraft forms and documentation. Monitored engine performance and aircraft indicators; analyzed system malfunctions and recommended corrective actions. Was "Go-to" instructor responsible for creating flight engineer re-qualification training syllabus and provided numerous instructor hours to validate student knowledge and ensure upgrade of 9 individuals during turbulent 54% personnel availability.

Jun 2007 - Sep 2008

Instructor Flight Engineer, C-130E/H

Pope Afb, Nc

Was one of a select few Flight Engineers (FEs) in the USAF qualified to instruct the operation of the C-130E and C-130H aircraft valued at $22 million. Was responsible for administrating the unit's upgrade training plan for 144 enlisted aircrew members. Planned, conducted, and recorded student engineer ground and flight training. Facilitated, demonstrated, and monitored the normal and emergency operation of complex aircraft systems during low-level, night operations, aerial delivery, airland, and aeromedical evacuation missions while ensuring safety. Prepared and documented student training progression, determined student readiness, and made recommendations for higher qualifications. Was unit commander's principle training advisor possessing the highest level of expertise on aircraft systems and command procedures. Maintained no-notice worldwide mobility and combat ready status. Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge of Enlisted Training Section and managed flight Tool Kit program.

Feb 2006 - Jun 2007

Flight Engineer, C-130E

Pope Afb, Nc

Was one of only 150 flight engineers in the USAF qualified to operate and maintain the Adverse Weather Aerial Delivery System C-130E for conducting airdrops in instrument meteorological conditions. Performed aircraft pre-flight, in-flight and post-flight visual and operational inspections. Operated and monitored aircraft systems to include electrical, fuel, cabin ventilation and pressurization. Coordinated aircrew actions and accomplishment of checklists during tactical airdrop missions. Computed and applied aircraft weight and balance and performance data. Monitored aircraft instrumentation for abnormal indications and recommended corrective actions to the aircraft commander. Maintained aircraft maintenance forms and recorded in-flight performance in the flight engineer's log. Maintained no-notice, worldwide mobility and combat-ready status. Managed flight Tool Kit program.

Jun 2004 - Jan 2006

Instrument And Flight Controls Section Production Supervisor

Kirtland Afb, Nm

Supervised eight military personnel and intermediate and organizational level maintenance in support of 20 systems on 40 assigned MC-130H, MC-130P, HC-130P/N, UH-1N, HH-60G and MH-53J aircraft. Performed maintenance and periodic inspections of support/test equipment to ensure repair capabilities. Interpreted and adhered to technical data to correctly identify component malfunctions and performed quality repairs, alignments, calibrations, and operational checks to ensure serviceability of the line replaceable units. Inspected, inventoried and performed preventive maintenance on section's composite tool kit equipment. Accessed the Core Automated Maintenance System to accurately document maintenance actions, conducted supply inquiries, updated historical data and scheduled periodic inspections of section's assigned equipment. Managed Training, Reparable Assets and Safety Programs.

Feb 2003 - May 2004

Maintenance Controller

Kirtland Afb, Nm

Ensured proper use and control of 39 aircraft encompassing six different airframes by monitoring, coordinating and reporting on production efforts and scheduled/unscheduled aircraft maintenance actions. Maintained accurate and timely aircraft status in Core Automated Maintenance System (CAMS) and local Automated Maintenance Operations Center (AMOC II) computer system. Coordinated with the host base agencies during the execution of emergency operations. Flight followed in-flight aircraft and monitored all aspects of flights for mission success and maintenance status. Monitored forecast and current local weather for planned and in-progress operations. Monitored, gathered, and coordinated data required to brief wing leadership. Managed the Land Mobile Radio account and network for the wing. Managed Custodian Authorization/Custodian Receipt Listing (CA/CRL), Computer Systems Equipment, Facilities manager and Equipment manager programs.

Dec 2000 - Feb 2003

Ncoic, Aircraft Dash 21 Equipment Section

Kirtland Afb, Nm

Was responsible for the overall condition and security for over $3 million worth of UH-1N and HH-60G aircraft dash 21 equipment. Oversaw the maintenance efforts and serviceability of 20 forest penetrators/rescue seats. Coordinated with Support Section/Tool Room and Flightline personnel to ensure constant upkeep of assets. Completed equipment inventory validations and completed appropriate documentation prior to aircraft DEPOT shipment or unit-to-unit transfers. Controlled the unit's Land Mobile Radio (LMR) account assets valued at over $97K and managed the unit's radio network. Managed 147 Test Measurement and Diagnostic Equipment (TMDE) items valued at $698,923. Maintained the Consolidated Tool Kit (CTK) Program to include the upkeep of 42 CTKs, 5 dispersal kits, 2 heavy maintenance/mobility deployment kits, and special support equipment.

Feb 2000 - Dec 2000

Aircraft Guidance And Control Systems Journeyman

Kirtland Afb, Nm

Tested, inspected, and maintained avionics guidance and control aircraft systems on UH-1N HUEY and HH-60G PAVE HAWK helicopters. Complied with technical data and safety directives. Maintained pneudraulic components associated with the stability augmentation and aircraft trim systems to support 120 sorties per month. Recorded accurate maintenance and supply data on aircraft forms and historical documents. Researched, ordered, and received parts to maintain multimillion dollar aircraft. Assisted personnel in three other career fields in maintaining related avionics systems. Performed transient, refurbishment, and phased maintenance as required. Repaired aircraft wiring, assisted during time compliance technical order modifications, and performed operations checkouts of aircraft avionics systems. Assisted crew chiefs in launching, recovering, servicing, and ground handling of assigned aircraft.

Feb 1999 - Jan 2000

Aircraft Guidance And Control Systems Journeyman

Hickam Afb, Hi

Performed specialized maintenance of the Guidance and Control systems installed on assigned C-135 aircraft in support of the Commander in Chief, US Pacific Command (USCINCPAC); Commander, Pacific Air Forces (COMPACAF); other high ranking dignitaries, and transient C-135 aircraft. Troubleshot, removed, inspected, installed, modified, adjusted, and operationally checked instrument, navigation, and automatic flight control systems using applicable technical orders, system schematics, and associated test equipment. Performed scheduled inspections. Complied with time compliance technical orders. Maintained aircraft forms and maintenance data collection records and required. Conducted on-the-job training, demonstrated the proper use of tools, test equipment, and other assets. Performed assistant dedicated crew chief duties and managed the technical order (T.O.) and product quality deficiency reporting (PQDR) programs.

Apr 1998 - Jan 1999

Maintenance Coordinator

Hickam Afb, Hi

Was responsible to the Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of the Maintenance Operation Center (MOC) for directing, controlling, and maintaining the status of maintenance on all assigned aircraft, and 200 to 400 transient aircraft arriving and departing Hickam Air Force Base monthly. Coordinated closely with maintenance supervisors to ensure required scheduled and unscheduled maintenance actions are accomplished. Evaluated problem areas and priority conflicts, and initiated corrective actions. Directed physical movement of aircraft. Maintained and updated aircraft maintenance status reports in-accordance-with Air Force Instruction 21-108. Provided direct cannibalizing authority. Responded to actual and simulated contingencies by using checklists to direct and control the maintenance effort.

Jan 1996 - Apr 1998

Guidance And Control Journeyman

Mcguire Afb, Nj

Performed in-shop repairs and modifications to support aircraft guidance and control systems installed on C-141B aircraft. Operated equipment to determine condition and repaired malfunctions utilizing technical orders, hand tools, and test equipment. Inspected, disassembled, repaired, reassembled, aligned, and functionally checked guidance and control line replaceable units. Modified equipment according to modification work orders and time compliance technical orders (TCTOs). Maintained mock-up, test equipment maintenance and records. Documented all maintenance and inspections performed in the maintenance data collection system. Performed torque wrench calibration. Handled hazardous waste in accordance with environmental standards. Maintained the Inertial Navigation Unit test bench and the Fuel Quantity Harness Layout bench.

Jun 1993 - Jan 1996

Guidance And Control Apprentice

Mcguire Afb, Nj

Assisted in the performance of intermediate and organizational level maintenance on flight data recording, stall warning, fuel savings advisory, fuel quantity, engine indicating, automatic flight control, flight instruments, attitude heading reference, inertial navigation, ground proximity warning, and associated systems on C-141B aircraft. Performed preventive maintenance and modifications on assigned aircraft and test equipment. Assisted with isochronal inspections on aircraft. Maintained aircraft and test equipment maintenance and inspection records.

Oct 1991 - Jun 1993
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Christopher Mahoney Ii has worked for Enersys, Lyondellbasell, Lehigh Hanson, Inc., and United States Air Force.

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Christopher Mahoney Ii holds Associate Of Science (A.S.), Aviation Operations from Community College Of The Air Force.

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