Simon (S.M.) Berry
About Simon (S.M.) Berry
Simon (S.M.) Berry serves as the Senior Building and Facilities Engineer for Powertrain New Programs at Ford Motor Company, where he has worked since 1987. He specializes in safe work systems and environmental compliance, contributing to significant projects in electrification and facility upgrades.
Work at Ford Motor Company
Simon (S.M.) Berry has been employed at Ford Motor Company since 1987, serving as the Senior Building and Facilities Engineer for Powertrain New Programs. With a tenure of 37 years at the Dunton facility, he has played a significant role in various engineering projects. His responsibilities include ensuring safe systems of work and promoting environmental awareness while adhering to both global and local standards. Berry's recent projects involve prototype builds and preparations for electrification, along with the development of new storage facilities and upgrades to existing production sites for new product launches.
Education and Expertise
Simon Berry earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Automotive Engineering from Anglia Ruskin University, where he studied from 2001 to 2005. His educational background provides him with a strong foundation in engineering principles relevant to the automotive industry. His expertise encompasses project management and engineering design, particularly in the context of building and facilities engineering within the automotive sector.
Project Management Experience
Throughout his career, Simon Berry has managed significant projects with contracts ranging from £10 to £40 million per engine project. He has overseen the execution of numerous initiatives, ensuring that they meet both safety and quality standards. Since 2001, he has contributed to projects that have accumulated over 3 million man hours without any fatalities during construction and installation worldwide.
Global Work Experience
Simon Berry has gained extensive work experience across multiple international locations, including Mexico, Romania, Spain, Germany, and the UK. This global exposure has equipped him with a diverse understanding of engineering practices and standards in different cultural and regulatory environments, enhancing his ability to manage complex projects effectively.