Sharee Greene
Indianapolis,IN
Summary
Dependable mechanical industry worker equipped for ensuring safety, efficient productivity and changing daily needs. Serves production effectively with attention to detail and hardworking approach. Seeks out opportunities to go beyond basics, improve processes, and increase customer satisfaction.
Overview
21
21
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Foreman III
Amtrak
Beech Grove, IN
07.2020 - Current
- Reviews daily reports to ensure all inspection and work order results are properly recorded in WMS with attention to conditions found, performance measurements taken/recorded, symptoms noted, and inspections completed and/or deferred.
- Supervises equipment inspection, maintenance, and repair programs and provides diagnostic and troubleshooting expertise in order to increase equipment availability and reliability.
- Primary leadership role for shift and/or facility which maintains oversight responsibility to ensure proper communication of mechanical issues, safety issues, material issues, etc.
- Engagement and utilization of the Safety Management System to identify behavioral, infrastructural, and procedural risks through analysis, assessment, implementation, and execution.
- Drives and executes solutions in a timely, solves problems in an effective manner, even under conditions of uncertainty, and exhibits a sense of urgency relating to need for action and change.
- Ability to effectively communicate to various mechanical support groups to include but not limited to Labor Relations, Quality Assurance, Rolling Stock Engineering, Finance, Procurement, Human Resources, System Safety, and Environmental as well as other departments (Transportation, Engineering, CNOC, and Onboard Services).
- Knowledge of industry quality standards and the ISO quality procedure.
- Understanding and working knowledge of various mechanical crafts and labor contracts.
- Ability to recognize, implement, and execute opportunities for change designed to address chronic issues and concerns.
Large Equipment Operator
Amtrak
Beech Grove, In
02.2013 - Current
- Responsible for safe operation of forklift, shuttle wagon, transfer table, and be a ground person for switch crew as needed
- Forklift operator in charge of transferring heavy parts and/or equipment
- Fill in Supervisor in the Forge and Truck Shop for heavy equipment overhaul
- Responsible for overseeing the overhaul, repair and rebuilding of trucks, couplers and coupler components
- Leading gang morning job briefing with the focus on safety and job performance
- Class 4 Locomotive engineer responsible for safe handling, and efficient operational movements of multiple locomotive types
- Certified train service conductor
- Shop Leadership Team member collaborating with various craft types and management to formulate ways to improve the business in the areas of safety, quality, and productivity
- Instrumental in the equalizer flipping process which was recognized with a Safety Starts with Me coin by the Chief Mechanical Officer
- As well as multiple 5s projects with the signs and clean up on the outside of the Forge/Truck shop
- Maintained good working relationship with co-workers and management
- Monitored processes and recommended methods for improvement
Machine Operator
Wonder Bread Bakery
Indianapolis, In
05.2004 - 11.2012
- Performed the duties of multiple bread bagging machines for the quality production of bread packaging
- Supervised shipping operations to ensure proper documentation and inventory of all inbound and outbound products
Education
CERTIFICATE - MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Clarian Health Partners
Indianapolis, InHIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA -
Arlington High School
Indianapolis, In05.2002
Skills
- Effective leader
- Efficient multi-tasking
- Organized
- Hard worker
- Skilled researcher
- Computer Proficiency
- WMS and SAP Proficient
- Microsoft word, Excel, Outlook
Accomplishments
- Supervised team of 36 staff members.
- Used Microsoft Excel to develop inventory tracking spreadsheets.
- Documented and resolved safety issues which led to formulate ways to improve business, safely, quality and productivity.
Certification
Medical Terminology, Anatomy and Physiology, Clarian Health Partners, Indianapolis, IN
238 Airbrake Departure Certifidied
The Air Brake test (CFR 238) is a set of inspections and tests that railroads perform to ensure their air brakes are working properly. The test is performed at the air pressure that ht e train will use.
- Verifying that the brakes apply and release properly
- Confirming that the brake shoes or pads are firmly against the wheel or disc
- Ensuring that piston travel is within the prescribed limits
- Observing the clearance between the brake shoe and the wheel
Timeline
Foreman III
Amtrak
07.2020 - Current
Large Equipment Operator
Amtrak
02.2013 - Current
Machine Operator
Wonder Bread Bakery
05.2004 - 11.2012
HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA -
Arlington High School
CERTIFICATE - MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY, ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Clarian Health Partners