Lee Steven Eisan has over 25 years of experience in manufacturing and supervisory roles. He has worked in industries including printed circuit boards, microprocessors, steel, aluminum, PVC, plastic extrusion, and composite pipe manufacturing. He currently resides in Calgary, Alberta and holds qualifications in basic accountancy, IT, business studies, manufacturing, and Six Sigma green belt training. His resume details his extensive work history in operations, quality control, training, and supervisory roles.

1. RÉSUMÉ
NAME: Lee Steven Eisan
ADDRESS: 3005 Doverbrook Road SE, Calgary, T2B 2L4
TEL HOME: (403) 475-7931
CELL PHONE: (403) 389-8570
EMAIL HOME: leeeisan@shaw.ca
I have been involved in the manufacturing industry for 17 years; manufacturing various end products
such as: printed circuit boards; micro-processors and smartcard technology; steel and aluminum
projects; and also PVCu fabricated products and Plastic Extrusion (blown film and linear). All of these
products were of very high standard and of high volume. In each post to date, management has
commented on my being a very valued member of the team and this has been rewarded by
advancement to shift foreman / supervisor or lead operator level. Subsequently 25 years of team leader
and supervisory skills have been gained.
EDUCATIONAL HISTORY
Redwell Comprehensive School, South Shields, England – 1983-1988
High School Diploma (English Equivalent)
South Tyneside College, South Shields, England – 1999-2000
Basic Accountancy, IBT2, Basic IT and Business Studies
Derwentside College, Wallsend, England –2005
Training The Trainer - Microprocessor Manufacturing
Gateshead College (Work based training with Atmel) - 2005
GNVQ Certificate in Manufacturing
Six Sigma
Online Learning with sixsigmaonline.org – White Belt
Working towards green belt accreditation.
GENERAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
Staff Management, Leadership, Monitoring Objectives, Process Control, Mentorship, Implementation and
Accountability.

2. EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
FLEXPIPE SYSTEMS LTD, CALGARY August 2009 – January 2015
LINER LEAD OPERATOR/SUPERVISOR
Production of spoolable composite pipe for use in the energy sector.
- Supervision, training and mentoring of staff.
- Setting up and running of equipment.
- Quality Control and product adjustments.
- Ensuring that 5S standards are followed and adhered to.
- Ensuring that all PPE is worn and safety procedures followed.
- Being involved in the Continuous Improvements Initiative and Kaizen events.
- Being involved in the writing of Safe Operating Proceedures & Hazard Assessments.
- Responsible for shift paperwork and end of shift data entry (SDM) into departmental DMP board.
- Inspection of Raw Materials for contamination.
- Liaising with Production Coordinator and Scheduler.
- Lean Manufacturing and scrap control
- Forklift / Fall Arrest / Overhead Crane / First Aid Certificates acquired.
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HOOD PACKAGING LTD, CALGARY October 2008 – August 2009
EXTRUSION OPERATOR / TRAINEE PRESSMAN
Production of flexible packaging / blown film used in a variety of industries across Canada.
- Use of any of 8 Extrusion Machines and either of 4 presses (two 4 color / two 6 color)
- General Housekeeping and Health & Safety (WHIMS)
- Monitoring the quality of the finished product
- Setting recipes for product requirements and appropriate mixing of resins for these recipes
- Responsible for shift paperwork and end of shift data entry (SDM) into departmental PC.
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RAYTON PACKAGING LTD, CALGARY April 2007 – October 2008
EXTRUSION OPERATOR
Production of flexible packaging / blown film used in a variety of industries across Canada.
- General Housekeeping and Health & Safety (WHIMS)
- Monitoring the quality of the finished product
- Setting recipes for product requirements and appropriate mixing of resins for these recipes
- Responsible for shift paperwork and end of shift data entry (SDM) into departmental PC
- Training and mentoring of new extrusion operators
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ATMEL (North Tyneside), ENGLAND May 2004 – December 2006
MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR / TRAINER/ SCHEDULER
Production of semi-conductors and smartcard technology, commonly now used in Interac / Chip and Pin cards.
- Loading and unloading furnace tools with product (Silicon wafers for the production of semiconductors and
smart-card technology)
- Supervision and planning production for a department of 10 operators.
- Liaising with the Shift Manager and the Design and Process Engineers, as well as my counterparts in other
departments.
- Using the in-house factory computer system, and in-house computer programme, in addition to MS Windows
- Keeping scrap levels to a minimum and budgeting the cost of the raw materials we used.
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3. WARMSEAL WINDOWS, ENGLAND July 2003-May 2004
PVCu WINDOW FABRICATOR
After returning from the Netherlands I worked for ten months as a PVCu fabricator. This involved the
construction of window frames, french doors and patio doors, for private residential customers and also local
authority contracts.
- Sash and frame build-up
- Sash hanging
- Welding using a four headed and two headed welder
- Quality control
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SCHELDEBOUWE B.V., NETHERLANDS January 2002 - July 2003
ALUMINIUM / STEEL FABRICATOR / FOREMAN
I spent 18 months working in Holland in the production of items used in projects around the world, including,
most notably, Canary Wharf and the surrounding Docklands area and the new Wembley Stadium in London, and
the Amsterdam World Trade Centre.
- Construction from technical drawing stage through to finished product, for complete sealed elements,
walkways, air ducts and architectural components
- Working in the fabrication shed for the construction of the more difficult projects.
- Working on one of the projects in Den Haag whilst under construction (The Hoff Toren)
- Working on production line assembling aluminium window frames and walkways, which also included the
fitting of the glass, mastic kit and all trims.
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VIA-SYSTEMS LTD, ENGLAND September 1998 – September 2001
MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR
Production of printed circuit boards for customers as varied as the Ministry of Defence, Cisco, Cell phone
manufacturers and Marconi.
- Operating machinery to test the electrical current of the product manufactured which were PCBs
(Printed Circuit Boards)
- Trained in running all testing equipment in the area (3 types)
- Responsible for operations of work area and supervision of 12 operators.
- Carrying out maintenance on certain tools when the equipment technicians were unavailable
- Keeping scrap levels to a minimum (Quality Control / Lean Manufacturing)
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SAFEWAY PLC, ENGLAND March 1988 – March 1998
NIGHT CREW FOREMAN
- Supervision of up to 25 staff members
- Interviewing and hiring
- Goods receiving
References available on request