Donald J.

Butcher
Phone: 931-739-3019
226 Gillen Drive
Cell: 931-212-2993
Sparta, TN 38583
Objective
To be a valued member of a team focused on meeting or exceeding all goals of the
company through employee development in the workplace.
Education
1999 A+ Certification in Computer Technology
1981 Community College of the Air Force , Major Criminal Justice
1977 Riverdale High School, Murfreesboro Tennessee , High School Diploma
Experience
Door Greeter (August 2009 to present), Adecco 560 S Jefferson Ave # 2Cookeville,
TN 38501-4074
(931) 528-6963
Located at the Cookeville Verizon office as the door greeter. Assist customers
in finding phones and accessories.
Shift Superintendent (August 2002 - July 2008), Federal Mogul (One Grizzly Lane,
Smithville TN, 37166)
Manage daily shift operations, leading up to 6 supervisors with a workforce of o
ver 300 people per shift to successfully meet all goals and challenges.
* Frequency of unsafe acts leading to accidents in the workplace, since 2001 the
safety score of our workforce had improved from a minus 30 to an average of 97
or higher. This was accomplished by changing unsafe behavior through STOP for S
afety training.
* Product quality to increase customer satisfaction and decrease the number of r
eturns and scrap costs. Since 2001 scrap percentages that were as high as 20 %
in aftermarket disc brakes have decreased to less than 4 %. This was accomplish
ed through continuous development of good work habits and accountability.
* Productivity has grown from 2001 from not being able to meet a daily goal of 4
0K pieces per day to meeting or exceeding 270K pieces per day. The facility is
now one of the largest and most profitable in Federal Mogul.
Area Supervisor (September 2001-August 2002) Federal Mogul, (One Grizzly Lane, S
mithville TN, 37166)
Quality Inspector (October 1998-September 2001) Federal Mogul, (One Grizzly Lane
, Smithville TN, 37166)
* Conduct capability studies to analyze process abilities through time studies o
f the machinery cycle time and employee procedures. Identify waste in the proc
ess in travel between stages and part handling. Use this information to form co
nsistent work procedures and machinery cycle time. Establishing higher productio
n totals in all of the process.
Injection Mold Setup (May 1997-October 1998) Kingston Timer, 625 Miller Rd Sm
ithville, TN, 37166
Order Puller (1996-1997) Moog Distribution Center, Smithville, TN
Setup Technician (1995-1996) CPS Corporation, P.O. Box 68-1000, Franklin, TN 370
68
Utility Technician (1991-1995) Cumberland Swan, One Swan Drive, Smyrna, TN, 3716
7-2099
Maintenance Technician (1981-1989) Amtrol Inc., Lavergne, TN
Security Specialist (1977-1981) USAF
References
Larry Bostic 731-968-0627
Jeff Miller 931-808-9411
Jim Dillon 615-896-9010
Ken Fresh 931-260-3174