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Paul Thompson

Surprise,AZ

Summary

Driven by a results-focused approach, I leveraged production planning proficiency and employee training development at Kodak Canada, enhancing team efficiency and reducing waste. My tenure with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police honed my ability to maintain high-quality standards under pressure, achieving significant improvements in operational output and employee engagement.

Overview

23
23
years of professional experience

Work History

Kodak Wide Roll Manufacturing Team

Kodak Canadw
09.1984 - 06.2004
  • Assisted senior management with strategic planning efforts by providing valuable insights from the production floor perspective.
  • Drove employee engagement and retention by recognizing individual achievements, fostering a supportive work culture, and providing opportunities for growth.
  • Coordinated cross-functional teams to troubleshoot production issues, resulting in minimized downtime and improved output.
  • Championed safety protocols within the team, resulting in reduced workplace accidents and compliance with industry regulations.
  • Provided hands-on support during peak periods, contributing to overall team success in meeting tight deadlines.
  • Identified problems and implemented effective solutions.
  • Maintained proper inventory levels.
  • Reported tool, machinery and equipment issues to maintenance personnel.
  • Completed, inspected and transported finished [Type] pieces with machine operators.
  • Operated various machines used in production processes.
  • Trained new employees, instructing each in use of machinery, standard operating procedures and company policies.
  • Generated and maintained accurate production records.

Worked in the Toronto Drug Squad

Royal Canadian Mounted Police
02.1981 - 10.1984

I was a Federal Government civil servant working in the Toronto Drug squad.

Working with104 police officers in maintaining records of seized drugs waiting for court ordered distrustion.

  • Acted as a liaison between squad members and leadership, fostering open communication channels for better decisionmaking.
  • Enhanced team efficiency by streamlining communication and implementing time management strategies.
  • Completed mission requirements assigned by squad leaders with minimal direction.
  • Upheld code of conduct and maintained professionalism in stressful situations.

Education

High School Diploma -

Jarvis Collegiate
Toronto Ontario Canada
05.1969

Skills

  • Production Planning Proficiency
  • Employee Training and Development
  • Equipment maintenance abilities
  • Continuous Improvement Initiatives
  • Waste Reduction Strategies
  • Warehouse Operations
  • Quality Control

Timeline

Kodak Wide Roll Manufacturing Team

Kodak Canadw
09.1984 - 06.2004

Worked in the Toronto Drug Squad

Royal Canadian Mounted Police
02.1981 - 10.1984

High School Diploma -

Jarvis Collegiate
Paul Thompson