Production Manager
trademark recruitingconsultingSan Jose (CA)
About the role
Responsible for the management of a Garment Manufacturing facility. This includes day to day operational management, process improvement, safety, manufacturing, administration, training, quality, and service functions to meet sales and net income targets while achieving the company’s mission of training inmate workers. Responsible for P&L to budget management and cost controls. Previous garment manufacturing experience is not required, we are looking for someone with thorough knowledge of lean manufacturing principles from any manufacturing environment. Manage Production in a professional manner, using Lean concepts to ensure optimum efficiencies. Lead business & new product development projects authorized through the company’s business development approval process. Manage plant operations in compliance with company policies and directives as well as FDC rules and regulations. Ensure sales and services result in profitable revenue contribution through raw material cost and expense management and product and services price controls. Manage the development of employees for the dual purpose of achieving company goals while enhancing the skill sets. Ensure safe working conditions and practices are maintained in compliance with regulatory and administrative codes. Plan and coordinate production to meet customer demand in an efficient, effective, and timely manner. Continuously identify process improvement opportunities and collaborate with company kaizen leaders on implementation. Develop and manage the annual sales and capital budget. Any other task assigned by Management.
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