Alan Huster is an experienced engineering professional at Oregon Freeze Dry with a background in process management. A graduate of Oregon State University, he has a keen focus on enhancing manufacturing productivity and throughput, advocating for innovative process optimization methodologies to drive efficiency.
Outside of his engineering career, Alan is actively involved in his community. He participates in local policy discussions as a landlord and has supported youth organizations and local schools, indicating a strong interest in community development and real estate.
He has publicly advocated for using the Theory of Constraints to double manufacturing throughput, moving beyond traditional quality improvement techniques.
Alan Huster
Project Engineer at Oregon Freeze Dry, Inc.
Benton County, Oregon, United States
Overview
Topics They Care About
Manufacturing Productivity
Quoted advocating for methods like the Theory of Constraints to double plant throughput, emphasizing productivity over traditional quality metrics.
Process Optimization
His role as a process engineering manager highlights a career focused on improving and optimizing manufacturing workflows and systems.
Real Estate & Housing
Identified as a landlord in public testimony for the Oregon legislature, showing an active interest in housing policy and property management.
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Alan has no verified media appearances
Work History
6-1980
Project Engineer at Oregon Freeze Dry, Inc.
Education
1976 - 1980
Bachelor of Science (BS) from Oregon State University
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Location : Benton County, Oregon, United States
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Project Engineer at Oregon Freeze Dry, Inc.
