Albert Clarke
Management Consultant
QHS&E
Automotive Auditor
As a Red Seal Tool & Die Maker, Albert’s extensive manufacturing expertise extends to building robotics welding equipment, drill jigs, checking gauges, tooling and machine design, fabricated metal products, railcars, and lubricants. He is equally at home in a job-shop as he is in a high-volume Tier 1 Automotive Supplier.
Albert’s work experience in Automotive has provided hands-on experience both with parts suppliers and bulk providers. This established his unique perspective and a well-rounded understanding of how the Automotive Quality Management System’s requirements within IATF 16949 and the Core Tools such as APQP, PPAP, FMEA, MSA, and SPC apply in either circumstance.
In addition to his expertise related to Quality Management Systems, Albert has held key roles in implementing and maintaining both Environmental and Health & Safety Management Systems.
Albert’s auditing credentials include ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor; ISO 14001:2016 Lead Auditor, OHSAS 18001:2007 Lead Auditor, Integrated Management Systems Internal Auditing and IATF 16949:2016 Internal Auditor including Automotive Core Tools both for Practitioners and for Auditors.
Albert’s extensive list of additional certifications include:
Certified ICS (Incident Command system) 220A
Valuing and Managing Diversity
Interpersonal Skills Training
Back Wise Module 1&2
Risk Assessment & Incident Management
Lean Practitioner Certification
IASSC Six Sigma (Green Belt Certified)
QIR Training
Root Cause Analysis
Core Tools Knowledge
Albert has his Advanced Chemistry Diploma and his Certificate of Qualification in Tool and Die Making (CFQ-Red Seal Trade). Albert is a NCCP Certified Box Lacrosse Coach and enjoys investing his free time into his community.
Albert finished his career with Shell Canada as the recipient of the L& I Performance Excellence Award and plans to be of service to his clients by bring his technical acumen, his likability, and his extensive practical experience as a contributor to their success.