Experience

Multiquip Inc.

• United States
• Construction
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Product Manager/ Concrete Placing & Finishing

  • Mar 1983 - Present

  As Product Manager, some of my responsibilities consist of : . Yearly forecasts and goals. . Working with our engineering group to introduce new concepts and ideas that are vital to our success as a company. . Working along side with our sales group to better understand the needs of our customers . Seeking new opportunities to help our customer base in the field

• Product Support Coordinator

  • Sep 2008 - Sep 2014

  As Product Support Coordinator,I worked with customers in the field as well as sales and service. I am there for almost any type of support that is needed up to and including hands on repair. I work with our engineering department on a daily basis. I help evaluate and trouble shoot issues that arise concerning all types of equipment produced at MQ.

• Employee/Line Lead/Production Supervisor

  • Mar 1983 - Sep 2008

  I started on the production floor learning and performing numerous jobs. I became familiar with our equipment and how it was designed to function. In time, I became a floor/line lead. I was responsible for the output and production quality of a specific group. Early in 1995, I was promoted to Production Supervisor. I was responsible for over 60 employees as well as our two stage powder coating system. Quality and throughput were paramount. Duties consisted of maintaining work flow and… Show more I started on the production floor learning and performing numerous jobs. I became familiar with our equipment and how it was designed to function. In time, I became a floor/line lead. I was responsible for the output and production quality of a specific group. Early in 1995, I was promoted to Production Supervisor. I was responsible for over 60 employees as well as our two stage powder coating system. Quality and throughput were paramount. Duties consisted of maintaining work flow and scheduling daily production of four assembly lines and nine weld booths. In late 1999, MQ Boise moved into a new building. This move was due to our world wide market growth as well as the introduction of new product lines We were able to establish a great group of people to help move MQ Boise to a new level of production. By now, I was helping manage over 140 employees. This also included a new state of the art five stage metal powder coating system. At the time it was built, it was the largest system in the northwest. We were responsible for all aspects of production. As a group, we met and exceeded production goals that at one time, were thought to be impossible. We made these goals a reality by working together as a team and overcoming whatever got in our way. We were and still are a very proud group.