Gregory Hill, C.Q.A. Email & Phone Number

Catoosa, Ok, Us

Reduction in Force

Cincinnati, Oh, Us

Carlsbad, California, Us

Reduction in Force

https://www.metaldynamics.com/

Tulsa, Us

● Assigned to get all IPC vehicles in DOT compliance; achieved compliance for all IPC vehicles at 2 Tulsa facilities● Assigned to update MSDS folder; was given a 109 page folder; accumulated & organized 1800+ pages of MSDS● Took initiative to submit suggested revisions to IPC Quality Control Manual● Took initiative to update and revise the 600+ page Accident Prevention & Safety Manual (APMP) (60% completed)● Completed estimating work to enable IPC to submit a proposal for a customer’s plant refurbishment in Woodward, OK● Took initiative to submit a spreadsheet listing 160+ items about IPC on other organizations’ websites (BBB, D&B, Cortera, Manta, etc.) that needed to be corrected or updated● Took initiative to create a spreadsheet to inventory IPC fire extinguishers to ensure all units were current on inspection● Took initiative to create a spreadsheet to inventory items in first aid kits in one of the semi box trailers and to remove medicine that had exceeded its shelf life, therefore avoiding an audit finding● Took initiative to create a spreadsheet to inventory IPC respirators and filters, so that expired filters could be discarded● Assisted Purchasing Manager in getting quotes for equipment and in updating documentation● To prepare for the ISO 9001 quality system, took initiative to create a master document list and master form list● Created spreadsheets to assist others in efforts to collect and organize owner manuals for all equipment at IPC

• Assigned to be the SLB Quality point of contact for 24 suppliers• Took initiative to review and submit revisions to the SLB Quality Manual and numerous other SLB procedures, standards and documents• Took initiative to review and submit requested revisions to the Quality Manual for 2 suppliers• Took initiative to create a detailed spreadsheet for over 100 tools and gauges needing periodic calibration for 1 supplier• Took initiative to review and submit over 100 suggested revisions to the Operations & Service Manual for 1 PN for 1 supplier• Took initiative to submit over a dozen technical documents on Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA) to 1 supplier• Took initiative to submit several US Military Standards on Foreign Object Damage (FOD) and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) to 1 supplier• Took initiative to create a detailed spreadsheet for over 100 pieces of treating iron (which were past due on annual inspection) for 1 supplier• Took initiative to create a detailed spreadsheet (and "do not use until calibrated" stickers) for over 100 SLB owned tools that were at 1 SLB supplier and that were over 1 year past due on calibration• Took initiative to document my actions to remove medicine that had exceeded its shelf life from the 1st aid cabinets at 2 SLB sites and 2 suppliers• Took initiative to locate, review and submit suggested revisions to several SLB web pages and documents that addressed disposal of radioactive wastes• Took initiative to document and submit a requested revision to the location of the SLB identification label that was automatically added to Bills of Material (BOM) – but covered up important information on the BOM• Took initiative to create, submit and get approved a 1 page Quality document (to be forwarded to SLB suppliers and appropriate SLB employees) that reminds people to submit at least 4 digital photos of any part or assembly with a nonconformity(see attached resume for complete list)

3801 S Oliver St, Wichita, Ks, Us

• Took initiative to maintain Quality homepage on Spirit internal web site• Took initiative to create and stock first aid supply boxes for employees in Mezzanine (second floor)• Led weekly QRT (Quick Response Team) meetings that communicated to department managers and upper management various quality parameters on the program I worked on• Using (1) discrepancy data from inspectors and (2) pivot tables, pareto charts, and similar tools from Microsoft, created and presented several types of charts and reports that measured quality and indicated what issues need to be prioritized to improve quality metrics• Reviewed, edited and approved shop work orders and routers (work instructions) and operating procedures• Worked with Engineers and Production Managers to process MRB (Material Review Board) rejection documents• Worked with Production Managers to determine the root cause of discrepancies and the appropriate corrective action to prevent recurrence of the discrepancies• Conducted internal audits on the program I worked on and other programs• Created and processed EPDs (Emergent Process Documents) on customer website• Issued numerous RPCs (Request for Planning Change) to bring routers (work instructions) into conformance

• Performed same tasks as described above as a Quality Multi-Function (Quality Engineer) at Spirit AeroSystems

Tulsa, Ok, Us

• Took initiative to work with one Electrical Engineer to update and revise a 300+ page electrical cable soldering procedure• Took initiative to create and maintain an ACCESS database for quality escapes on one of the programs I worked on• Took initiative to review and update the NORDAM MSDS electronic database and paper copies to ensure NORDAM had the latest revision of each MSDS• Took initiative to issue numerous RDCs (Request for Document Change) to bring drawings and specifications into conformance• Served as Quality Engineer for 3 different programs• Assisted Quality Department by helping NORDAM obtain and keep new business with new and existing customers• Represented NORDAM in numerous customer and regulatory audits, meetings and activities• Conducted numerous internal audits on various NORDAM procedures• Reviewed and edited approved shop work orders and routers (work instructions)

St Charles, Missouri, Us

• Temporary position: performed Quality Engineering duties as assigned by Quality Manager

Charlotte, North Carolina, Us

• Performed quality engineering functions for Fortune 50 company’s aerospace overhaul/repair facility with as many as 250 employees and $135 million in annual revenue. Conducted internal ISO9100/AS9100 audits, participated in certification audits and performed various customer, government and company audits to ensure compliance with quality standards. Efforts were instrumental to facility’s maintaining certification for 6 consecutive years.• Successfully completed ISO lead auditor training course and assumed responsibility for managing internal audit process. Directed the activity of 20 individuals in the completion of 20-40 audits annually. All audits were performed to specification and in a timely manner, ensuring successful re-certification of facility.• Responsible for tracking from 200-1,000 pieces of military equipment and tooling that was continually moving through the facility. Conducted audits and accurately tracked and reported on equipment valued at $800,000-$1.4 million each quarter. No discrepancies between actual and reported inventories were recorded throughout a 14-year period.• Issued corrective action requests to suppliers for discrepant materials or parts. Monitored the status of responses to ensure that suppliers addressed problems in a timely manner. Efforts were critical to maintaining a high standard of quality from the facility’s 700-800 suppliers.• Performed audits of suppliers and potential suppliers. Verified that quality systems complied with applicable ISO9000 and military standards (MIL-I-45208). As a result, dozens of suppliers were added to the approved suppliers’ list.• Active member of the Clean Line Process Action Team. This group reviewed existing specifications and usage of chemicals for cleaning of aluminum and stainless steel parts. Developed recommendations and procedures that reduced chemical costs by 10% and contributed heavily to a 5% increase in profits.(See attached resume for complete list.)

Tulsa, Ok, Us

• Prepared designs for heat exchanger cores based on customer requirements• Prepared responses to customer requests for quotes• Created performance charts for heat exchanger performance• Wrote test plans for various heat exchangers• Created and updated product specifications• Prepared qualification test plans• Provided miscellaneous engineering support for various projects

• Audited software code and documentation to ensure conformance to company, contractual and government specifications• Participated in design reviews and design verification• Prepared and revised software quality procedures to reflect new and updated department objectives• Contributed reports and plans for several contract bids and proposals

Master Of Science, Mechanical Engineering

Ada (1 Computer Class, Continuing Education)

Bachelor Of Science, Engineering Physics & Mathematics; Minor In Business Administration

(Courses In Support Of Bs Degree & Minor From Nsu, Oklahoma), Thermodynamics, Business Law & Economics

High School Diploma

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