My Message
2024. I am happy to invite you networking professional and or prospective employer an opportunity to get to know me better beyond my resume by viewing a comprehensive representation of my skills and experience as both a Reliability Maintenance Engineer and a Lean Continuous Improvement Practitioner. My online career portfolio website is a compilation of photographic and diagrammatic examples of my engineering proficiencies, cost savings contrivances, organizational acumen, resourcefulness, diagnostic perception and process and operation reliability improvements. I have every confidence that my past work history can be used to help you improve and succeed in attaining your future goals. Thank you...
Yours in earnest,
Fred.
TEACHER - TRAINER - EDUCATOR
I can fluently teach in the following engineering lean continuous improvement methodologies:
- 5S
- Kaizen
- P&M Analysis
- TPM (Total Productive Maintenance)
- Six Sigma (Define Measure Analyze Improve Control)
- Lean 101 - Batch Production vs One Piece Flow Cycle Time Reduction
- 8D TOPS (Team Oriented Problem Solving)
- MDI Boards
- SMED (Single Minute Exchange of Die)
- Mistake Proofing - Types - Methods - Outcome - Action
- Standard Work - Leader Standard Work
- 5 Whys
- Story Boards
- Cause Mapping
- Value Stream Mapping
- A3 Thinking
- RCM (Reliability Centered Maintenance)
- Basic Statistics - 7 Basic Quality Tools - Gauge R&R DOE - PFMEA
LEAN - CI PRACTITIONER
This is a picture of my training field boxes. This is my lean, mean show-on-road. I designed and made all of my own training models, tools, apparatuses and audio visual training materials. My training box is actually a Vietnam war era military field desk complete with a pull-out lockable table top and camping style fold out chair. I purchased it on E-bay and re-painted it a matt black and the top box is a machinist's tool chest.
CHANGE AGENT
Yours truly in the belly of the beast. Hard at work TPM Step 8 Sub-Step 1 ‘Initial Cleaning’. Boots to the ground!
If you like to know what I am doing clamoring around deep inside the workings of this machine click on the tab 'TPM Examples' to find out...
business as usual
Something that I have on my home office wall and defines one of my business philosophies - 'Change Happens'. There is not too many things in life you can count on, but you can count on change. Then it can be a comfort. Some goods things will happen to you, some bad things will happen to you but, you can always count on the bad. If it does not kill you, you are going to be around long enough to see come back in a better way for you...
As you can see in the picuture these items represent the progressive technological innovations in sound recording media. From the first Edison Phonograph Cylinder, to Reel to Reel Tape, to 8 Track, to Compact Disc, to MP3, to where I think it is going to next and that is Audio Cerebral Implant - literally voices in your head...
This is a picture of my training field boxes. This is my lean, mean show-on-road. I designed and made all of my own training models, tools, apparatuses and audio visual training materials. My training box is actually a Vietnam war era military field desk complete with a pull-out lockable table top and camping style fold out chair. I purchased it on E-bay and re-painted it a matt black and the top box is a machinist's tool chest.
Yours truly in the belly of the beast. Hard at work TPM Step 8 Sub-Step 1 ‘Initial Cleaning’. Boots to the ground!
If you like to know what I am doing clamoring around deep inside the workings of this machine click on the tab 'TPM Examples' to find out...
required reading
Some of the written words in a published book, magazine, white paper or article that I have read in the last 20 years of my professional career. In some cases read more than once and some cases read more than twice and others more than thrice. Click on the image to open the link and see if you see anything here that you have read...
CONTACT ME
Mobile: 864-283-1736 Email: fred@fredwebberking.com Website: www.fredwebberking.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/fred-webberking/12/696/a9/ Skype: fred.webberking1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=fred%20webberking