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G-Con Europe Manufacturing, The Prince, Ardra, Castlecomer, Co. Kilkenny, Ireland

• Successfully supported the execution & completion of the SAT onsite in Toulouse, France & lead the visual inspections of the cleanrooms with the client rep.• Successfully reviewed drawing plansets to ensure that High Quality was being achieved and that the design was in line with our customers’ requirements.• Successfully reviewed and issued material submittals to our clients via their document management systems and worked with the customer to ensure the materials being used were suitable for the requirements.• Ensured that high quality was achieved during the FAT of the cleanroom PODs through the review of test procedures and test results issued by the quality team.• Involved with the design, build, and install of large-scale cleanroom POD Projects in Ireland and France.• Successfully completed snag and safety walks to ensure that the highest quality was achieved in all stages of the project.• Ensured that the European Basis of Design & User Requirement Specifications were accurate to the G-CON standard offering.• Positively contributed to the manufacturing departments by creating visual work instructions of various manufacturing processes.• Contributed to the delivery of information to customers and new starts by creating and distributing engineering design topics based on the standard POD design.• Contributed to the development of the overall POD design by successfully hosting two design meetings discussing the various areas of potential improvement and cost savings with our internal engineering management and design partners.• Positively contributed to the overall portfolio of cleanroom POD designs offered by G-CON by creating a concept design for a MobilePOD using Revit software to create a conceptualized drawing package as an integral part of the process.

Abbott Vascular, Cashel Road, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland

• Successfully implemented solutions to reduce High Risk Safety Issues within the Cleanroom Environment to Medium & Low Risk.• Involvement with Change Management for updating procedures and tool changes as part of the introduction of a new product in the Cleanroom Environment.• Involvement with Change Management for updating procedures and tool changes as part of the completion of High-Risk Safety Projects.• Hosting and presenting at Management Review Meetings for High-Risk Safety and for Capacity, UPPH, and Automation related projects.• Positively contributed to the tracking of the Financial Spend for High-Risk Safety Projects.• Involvement with the implementation of Station Design changes and Station Relayout changes which positively impacted the capacity of the Cleanroom.• Contributed to an on-going Cyber Security Project for equipment within the Cleanroom.• Contributed to an on-going project related to the install of new Label Printers to improve the process of Label Printing.• Contributed to the tote design as part of a Consolidated Labelling Project.• Aided in the successful expansion of capacity within the Vessel Closure Suite.

Abbott Vascular, Cashel Road, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Ireland

• Contributed to the CMT/IMT Traceability – SDS Readiness in the SDS cleanroom.• Observed and gathered data on a fully automated Tegan Flushing Tool Machine & successfully aided & contributed to the redesign and improvement of the machine.• Successfully edited, improved, and uploaded the Abbott Clonmel Site Manual as part of an interlinked Abbott Ireland project.• Performed Safety walks, presented out at meetings in front of managers and directors, & presented in front of all Abbott Ireland Interns on Intern Day.

Kerrygold Butter Packing, Kerrygold Park, Mitchelstown, Co. Cork, Ireland

• Gathered data on all liquid waste streams and analyzed this data to determine the areas which created the most waste.• Incorporated the results to effectively improve the waste management and remeasured these improvements to ensure their effectiveness.• Successfully commissioned a composite sampler which was used to capture a representative sample of cream over the entire transfer.