Mohammad Mustafa Email & Phone Number

Pitstone, GB

London, England, United Kingdom

Dunstable, UK

• Responsible for the smooth operation of all Amazon Robotics systems in the live production environment including 50-80 direct reports and associated people management responsibilities.
• Production and live monitoring of all key performance metrics related to Amazon Robotics (Throughput/hour, Operator Utilisation, Robotic efficiency maps etc.)
• Collaborate with EU SME’s (Subject Matter Experts) to swiftly resolve previously unencountered systems/ process issues when they occur in a live environment
• Twice daily stand-ups (presentations) with associates to communicate key metrics, performance and adjustments required.

Rugeley, Staffordshire

• Provide administrative support to Amazon sites across the EU and ensure smooth workflow in all aspects (throughput, technical difficulties, attrition etc.) and suggest direct courses of action.
• Produce daily labour and workflow plans to be approved and actioned by the relevant site.
• Achieved Amazon Robotics SME (Subject Matter Expert) certification.
• Visit sites across the EU to support diagnostics and smooth operation of new processes being implemented.
• Part of the launch team for EU’s biggest Robotics site; LCY2 in Tilbury.

• Managing logbook and scientific data for the Royal London Hospital and Barts Health.
• Provide reports to various contractors and engineers to summarise results from the week and address issues raised during the week by email.
• Creating and managing assets across the Hospital sites on the Digital logbook system (Aqualog).
• Consult on ways to implement technology (tablets/barcode scanners/probes) to make workflow more efficient for engineers and more visible for managers.
• Report to Aqualog developers to outline necessary changes to make Aqualog better.

• Managed contract accounts for Royal Surrey County Hospital and Royal London Hospital. This entailed monitoring of all key metrics to ensure scientifically pure water (5 parts per million) can be produced using various.
• Frequent visits to the site to meet with management contractors to discuss strategies to maintain water systems under compliance.
• Running weekly diagnostics for the water treatment system on site. This involved various scientific tests to analyse water and chemical chemistry.
• Managing digital records of compiled data.
• Scheduling engineering works and going to site for emergency visits.