Ryan Linsky Email & Phone Number

Country Club Hills, Illinois, United States

• Developed and implemented productivity plans through forecast reviews, determining headcount and productivity requirements, and partnering with site leadership to meet customer demand which saved SIL1 $1,035,328.38• Optimized OB flow volumes to address staging constraints leading team to dispatch cost reduction of $1,050,543.33 through DEA lates decrease of 234bps• Led SSD Network wide Peak Competition that contributed to 9.35% increase in safety audits, SSD network year high Outbound Shift Planner adherence rate of 70% and 19 sites achieving NUV/GUV • Managed building-wide associate engagement activities such as event planning and budgets of up to $10,000 • Implemented OM standard work covering all aspects of safety, administration, productivity, and quality, enabling the successful integration of three Operations Managers• Trained, developed, and mentored two direct reports from L4 Area Managers to L5 Area Managers as well as one peer from L5 Area Manager to L6 Operations Manager

Toledo, Ohio, United States

• Designed the original ship dock sort allocation plan at launch and then performed three major allocation plan changes based on network PE recommendation, dropping ship sorter recirculation by 8%• Partnered with onsite maintenance and 3rd party vendor to relocate photo eye placement and reduce fluid lane jams by 40%• Established CPT chaser and water spider standard work; decreased rolled freight DPMO by 81% from 72,537 to 13,124• Created and presented a virtual problem solve and DEA training program to Area Managers and Senior Leadership during virtual STA and week 0 sessions• Attended Daily Deep Dive meetings and provided action plans to improve Post-SLAM DEA

Cleveland, Ohio, United States

• Boosted flat sorter capacity by 5.6% by installing Cognex scanners at flat induct to track and coach to rate, resulting in $843,150 annual savings• Collaborated with Network PE to implement felt padding on pack AFE chutes and foam padding on chute dividers to prevent falling objects and struck-by safety risk

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States