Robin Douglas

Professional with significant experience in quality assurance, prepared for ensuring top-notch product standards. Strong focus on team collaboration and achieving impactful results. Dependable and flexible, adept at identifying defects, implementing corrective actions, and maintaining compliance with industry standards. Known for precision in executing test plans, excellent problem-solving skills, and strong communication with cross-functional teams.

Detail-oriented individual with exceptional communication and project management skills. Proven ability to handle multiple tasks effectively and efficiently in fast-paced environments. Recognized for taking proactive approach to identifying and addressing issues, with focus on optimizing processes and supporting team objectives.

• UT Driver's License
• Langevin Certified Presentation/Facilitator
• Langevin Certified E-Learning Specialist
• Langevin Certified Instructional Designer
• Langevin Certified Blended Learning Specialist
• First Aid Certification
• CPR/AED Certification
• OSHA Certified

• Documented and resolved product that failed quality parameters which led to product being quarantined. The material was scrapped, so never entered the warehouse inventory and thus not sold and shipped to a client.
• Achieved a complete redesign of a new process through effectively helping with safety inspection of the new process. The information and deficiencies I recorded were escalated to the corporate office for evaluation and implementation in other Carlisle facilities that used the same process, resulting in a safer work environment for employees.
• Collaborated with team of 2 in the development of a new employee training manual for Virtual Real Estate Solutions.
• Completed 3 Business Lessons-Learned books.
• Developed innovative training courses for OSHA mandated safety and Utah state permit environmental compliance training resulting in the TOCDF organization working over 15 million man hours without a lost time incident. The TOCDF was awarded multiple safety awards from the State of Utah, the National Safety Council and OSHA between 2009 and the plant closure in 2013.
• Collaborated with a team of 3 in the development of emergency response to hazardous materials release in accordance with the Federal Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act. This training was held by the Surgeon General of the Department of the Army as the standard of training for the US demilitarization program.
• Organized shift schedules for the Mainly Art co-operative gallery representing 85 artists to ensure each artist fulfilled their work obligations to the gallery.
• Organized and hosted open house and featured artist meet and greet events to bring the public and artists together, promoting strong community support for local art and increasing sales for the artists.