Production Manager
business solutions groupWest Jordan (UT)
Production Manager
Posted yesterday
business solutions groupWest Jordan (UT)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Business Solutions Group is hiring an outcome-focused Production Manager who can build clarity from messy data and communicate it to any audience. Bring APQP and AutoCAD sharpened over 8 years, and Business Solutions Group answers with $103,000 - $152,000 plus a clear path up.
Key Responsibilities:
Broker tradeoffs when sales, product, and finance want three different things in West Jordan Find the customer segment Business Solutions Group keeps overlooking and size the prize Translate 8 years of messy history into a forecast you'd stake your name on Find the goal-oriented lever that moves the metric leadership cares about most Support Production Manager leadership with data-driven recommendations Run weekly numbers reviews that end with decisions, not more meetings What You'll Bring A learner's pace that keeps up with shifting requirements A West Jordan network, or the hustle to build one from scratch Fluency in Coaching earned the hard way, not just from a tutorial Practical Lean Manufacturing skills sharpened in a temporary setting Manager-caliber judgment about when to absorb and when to escape You won't find Business Solutions Group on every billboard, but inside business circles across UT, this unpretentious team is well known. Our UT crew runs on candor, caffeine, and a stubborn refusal to ship sloppy work. Our offer wraps $103,000 - $152,000 around mentorship, real benefits, and the kind of West Jordan, UT flexibility most business roles only promise. Applications submitted this week are going straight into our current review cycle.
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