Sam Bryan Email & Phone Number

Washington, England, United Kingdom

Lead process engineer for a team of engineers delivering a key project totalling £4.5 million of capital investment.Responsibilites included:• Leading a team of engineers to deliver a key project worth $4.5 million of capital investment and responsible for the procurement and implementation of 11 pieces of equipment myself.• Created bid for project detailing expected funding required for all required investment and successfully secured work from customer.• Created and managed a project plan detailing expected completion of key milestones• Identified the requirement for and implemented additional procurement controls for project which received great feedback during external ISO 9001 audit.• Identified the requirement for improved validation strategy for project introducing PPAP to site and ensured strategy is followed throughout the team• Introduced human factors engineering to procurement process ensuring this is at the heart of all equipment design and is followed by the entire team.• Introduced new safety checklist for use during equipment procurement to the site and trained this out to all process engineers• Mentored new starting engineers in the process engineering department• Providing regular updates on project progress to local stakeholders and national management team• Stood in for manager during periods of holiday and sickness managing the workload of the process engineering team

Newton Aycliffe, England, United Kingdom

Process engineering responsibility for 3M Aycliffe's 6000 and 4000+ series of reusable respirators.Responsibilities included:• Identified and led projects totalling $4 million of capital investment for new equipment• Leading projects for new equipment introduction. raw material substitutions and regulatory changes including writing qualification specifications and reports• Developed understanding of PPU tools particularly DOE's becoming site PPU lead• Identified requirement to further investigate global quality issue and used knowledge of DOE's to identify root cause. The results of this DOE where shared with sites around the globe.• Implementing, updating and training all process SOPs •Leading root cause investigations into further high criticality quality issues and implementation of control plans

Newton Aycliffe, England, United Kingdom

Second rotational manufacturing technology engineer position on 3M's global Optimised Operations graduate scheme. Responsibility as lead process engineer for 3M Aycliffe's 6000 series of reusable respirators during the COVID-19 pandemic.Responsibilities included:•Identification and implementation of continuous improvement cost reduction projects•Leading projects for raw material substitutions including writing qualification specifications and reports•Leading root cause investigations into high criticality quality issues and implementation of control plans•Injection moulding SME for role due to knowledge gained through quality investigations.• Implementing, updating and training all process SOP's

Atherstone, England, United Kingdom

First rotational manufacturing technology engineer position on 3M's global Optimised Operations graduate scheme. Took responsibility as the sole process engineer for a 3M production line in the abrasives division. Achieved lean six sigma green belt certification in the fastest time ever recorded within 3M.Responsibilities included: • Identification and implementation of continuous improvement cost reduction projects • Root cause analysis of all breakdowns and quality concerns • Implementation of control plans to prevent reoccurrence of breakdown and quality concerns • • Implementing, updating and training all process SOP's • Developing product and process understanding across the manufacturing line