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Eric Bumpus

Majored in Organizational Leadership
Providence College, Class of 2014
From Wakefield, RI
Successful biotechnology Engineering PM seeking new opportunities with increasing responsibilities to leverage my leadership skills, extensive engineering, maintenance, and PM experience while achieving my personal goal of lifelong learning.
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Alpha Sigma Lambda

Eric Bumpus, Wakefield, RI Resident Inducted into Honor Society at Providence College's School of Continuing Education

Eric Bumpus, a resident of Wakefield, RI, was recently inducted into Providence College's School of Continuing Education's chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda. Bumpus is pursuing a degree in Organization...

May, 06 2014 - Providence College
Eric Bumpus was recognized for earning an academic award
School of Continuing Education, Highest GPA Professional Programs, Organizational Leadership, 2014
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Alpha Sigma Lambda
Eta Lambda Chapter at Providence College: National honor society for non-traditional undergraduate students (typically over the age of 24) who achieve and maintain outstanding scholastic standards and leadership characteristics while adroitly handling additional responsibilities of work and family. Qualified with a 3.86 GPA.
Providence College
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Phi Theta Kappa
Pi Omicron Chapter at Community College of RI, International honor society of two-year colleges and academic programs, particularly community colleges and junior colleges. Qualified with a 3.93 GPA.
Providence College
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Pi Kappa Alpha
Pi Kappa Alpha is dedicated to developing men of integrity, intellect, and high moral character and to fostering a truly lifelong fraternal experience. Inducted at Tennessee Technology University's Theta Upsilon Chapter in 1990.
Providence College
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Engineering Projects Manager at Amgen

Leading cross-disciplinary teams in the implementation of new product introductions, product re-introductions, and architectural, electrical, mechanical, and facility/utility modification projects
Managing a diverse project portfolio of 5-8 concurrent capital and expense initiatives, including compliance with environmental, health, and safety and engineering project process requirements
Integrating contributions from subject matter experts and client stakeholders (Quality, Validation, Automation, Manufacturing, etc.) to drive projects from idea assessment, through strategy and business case development, design, execution, and close-out Supervising cross-functional contingent workers (construction managers, electrical, architectural, & mechanical staff) in the planning and execution of project work
Presenting project updates and driving decision-making by cross-functional senior leaders at project governance forums
Portfolio Highlights:
o 2019 AR5 Capacity: Buffer Batch on Batch- Enable batch on batch buffer capabilities (allowing the same buffer to be batched without a Clean in Place cycle) to 8 buffer hold tanks
o 2019 AR5 Capacity: ABP980RTF (Retentate Tank Fill)- Switched to larger tank increasing the DS yield by ~20% which translates to ~3 lot reduction at ARI per year starting in 2021. The use of the multi-bag assembly fill results in ~10 hours reduction in processing time per lot.
o Enbrel New Formulation (2017)- Installation of all utility/process piping and all associated equipment to support new skid SK-2441, tank skid VE-2440 and BH-2515 in AR5
o 2017-2019 LRPM (Long Range Planned Maintenance)- replacement of equipment at the end of its useful life
o Planning, scheduling, and/or managing projects during all site outages (since 2005) to complete utility and equipment modifications and critical system maintenance
Mentoring less experienced staff, other dept. persons and across diversity and inclusion lines.
Collaborating with business process owners and project management office leaders to promote continuous improvement of project processes and measure efficiency advances:
o Implementation of project manager standard work and project process best practices to eliminate non-value-added work and achieve year-over-year productivity targets
o Develop project delivery productivity measurements with other team members and OE group. o Develop and interview for future ARI Contractor Partnerships
Supporting military veterans while representing and promoting Amgen at on- and off-site recruiting events

April 2016 - Present
Senior Associate Maintenance Planner/Scheduler at Amgen

Maximo 7.1 and 7.5 development and implementation team member
Planning and Scheduling Application (CiM) developer and tester
Provide regional support and training for ARI, AWM and ABN facilities
Developed maintenance schedule and work flow for HVAC, Certification and Utility departments
Developed, maintained, and reported on key performance indicators (KPIs) relevant to the planning process, such as schedule compliance, planning accuracy, work order cycle time and backlog aging
Studied many aspects of current planning practices within bio-tech industry and across other industries
Optimized the plant Preventative Maintenance program by evaluating task lists, part requirements, and frequencies, with input from maintenance technicians, supervisors, and system engineers
Facilitate routine cross-functional planning meetings with assigned business unit(s) to review work order backlog and verify work priorities for the upcoming weekly and monthly schedules
Coordinate maintenance work with the production schedule to ensure access to equipment at the agreed-upon time
Contribute to development of planning and scheduling business practices both at a site level and a global corporate level
Developed new hire training guide for planners & schedulers and trained technicians in the use of an electronic CMMS system
Performed both start-up and decommissioning activities as the utility planner/ scheduler

June 2003 - April 2016
Maintenance Specialist at Toray Plastics (America) Inc.
Responsible for corrective and preventative maintenance and troubleshooting of vacuum coating metallizers and plastic sheet slitters production equipment and their auxiliary systems Developed departmental preventative maintenance system and work tasks within the company's CMMS (MP2) Conducted meetings with production equipment manufacturer's to increase technical support and repair part availability with a cost savings to the company Saved company money by locating less expensive, domestic vendors for a more reliable inventory system Set up and administered departmental oil analysis program Completed training and qualified as a Vibration Specialist I by the Vibration Institute
May 1997 - June 2003
Machinist Mate 2nd Class at United States Navy
Stationed in San Diego, CA, aboard 688(I) Fast Attack Sumarine, USS Jefferson City, SSN-759 Responsible for HP Air, hydraulics, atmosphere controlling equipment, refrigeration, plumbing, and diesel engine/ generator. Also performed Quality Assurance for Level 1 and Sub Safe equipment within Auxillary Division. Responsible for all of the ship's auxiliary equipment: diesel generator, refrigeration, atmospheric control systems, hydraulics, and pneumatics Served as divisional preventative maintenance coordinator, quality assurance inspector, repair parts and hazardous material petty officer. Received several letters of commendation for my efforts Received Honorable Discharge in September of 1999.
March 1992 - April 1997
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