Arthur Sutton has over 20 years of experience in manufacturing, heat treating, brazing, and logistics operations. He has a proven track record of leadership, training, and process improvement. His skills include time management, production, troubleshooting, leadership, and quality control. Currently he serves as the Operations Sergeant for a Special Troops Battalion in the Ohio National Guard, overseeing training and equipment worth over $1.4 million. Previously he held roles as a furnace operator, lead furnace operator, and tape room leader where he exceeded production goals and suggested operational improvements. He holds a CDL and certifications in IT support and security.

1. ARTHUR SUTTON
Batavia, Ohio 45103
Phone: 513-546-6916
atsuttonjc@msn.com
Professional Summary
Accomplished,energetic,withasolidhistory of achievementin manufacturing,Motivatedleader.
Strong in organizationaland prioritization.
Skills
TimeManagement ProductionandProcessing
ActiveListening
Administrationand Management
Public Safety andSecurity
Judgmentand DecisionMaking
Troubleshooting
Instructing
Leadership
FAA Operations/GE,Pratt&whitney ,CFMI,Honeywell,RollsRoyce
Experience
Furnace Operator/ Second shift lead May2015-March 2016
Jet Aviation -Miami Florida
Responsibilities include Select and regulate High vacuum furnaces temperatures
specific heat treating brazing for FAA /EASA jobs. Facilitated 7 employees which
included Plasma spray and welding departments.Visually inspect materials for
foreign matter and positioning materials on racks or containers, load furnaces and
time prescribed heating cycles to bring material to proper temperatures+/-10 to +/-
25 Familiarize and train other Heat Treat operators using process documentation,
quality , plans lean Manufacturing 5 S Maintain and enforced safe and clean working

2. environment at all times. Took Honeycomb brazing process from 30% to 90% yield.
Organize and adjusted work procedures to meet production schedules. Prep parts by
alloying.
Lead Furnace Operator/ scheduler Nov2013- April 2015
Byron Products－ Fairfield, OH
Responsibilities include Select and regulate High vacuum furnaces temperatures
specific heat treating brazing jobs; visually inspect materials for foreign matter and
positioning materials on racks or containers, load furnaces and time prescribed
heating cycles to bring material to proper temperatures+/-10 to +/-25 Familiarize
and train other Heat Treat operators using process documentation, quality plans,
leanManufacturing5/S Maintain and enforced a safe and clean working environment
at all times. Organize and adjusted work procedures to meet production schedules.
Operations NCO Jun 1986－Present
Ohio National Guard －Canton, OH
Servesas the OperationsSergeantfora SpecialTroopsBattalionwithanassigned strengthof over
1,000 Soldiers,DACivilians,and LocalNationalEmployees;responsibleforthetrainingreadinessof
twosubordinatecompanies;ManagesTheaterSpecific IndividualReadinessTraining(TSIRT) for
units deployinginsupportof overseasContingency operations;responsibleforBattalionland and
ammunition management, plans and executes AR350-1 mandated training forthe Battalion;
responsible forequipment and facilitiesvaluedin excess of $1.4Million;supervisesandmentorsthree
NCOs.
Instructor Aug 2009－Oct 2013
Ohio National Guard
As an instructor on military trucks, Military leadership, and basic skills Topics taught in
Leadership are taking responsibility, Gaining focus,starting action immediately, Developing
effectiveand achievable goals and dreams and military tactics,Classes range from 2 hours to 6
hours long with anywhere of up to 20 people at a time. Driver classes are on general maintenance,
driver handling and general knowledge along with tacticalskills in a class room environment
.Logging over 1000 miles a month with each student on various equipment types. Also facilitate
straight line backing alley docking and control stopping.Organized food preparation, event
activities and accommodations forlarge training assemblies Led learning enhancement classes
focused on improving academic and people skills needed for success in the Military conducted
small group and individual activities based on differentiated learning needs

3. Tape room leader/Vacuum Furnace Operator Jan 2000－Aug2008
Aim /MRO－Camp Dennison, OH
Responsibilities Included; Visually inspect materials for foreign
matter and positioning materials on racks or containers, Executed the daily production
schedule through the management of people using lean manufacturing and 5-S methods,
material, machine,andprocessesto meet customer requirements, schedule compliance, and
cost objective.
Actively suggested operational improvements to enhance quality, improve production
times
and reduce
costs.
Education
CDL: TruckdrivingschoolJun 1998
All- State Career School－Pittsburgh,pa
New Horizons Major study - A+,Net+,MCTS,MCSA,Security