Plant Manager

Posted 18 days ago

dsj globalRaleigh (NC)

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About the role

Reference: PR/602045_1787840505A leading filtration manufacturing organization is seeking an experienced Plant Manager to oversee a high‐performance operation and drive continuous improvement across all areas of the facility. This role is ideal for a hands‐on, people‐focused leader with strong Lean manufacturing expertise and a track record of delivering safe, efficient, and high‐quality production. If you're ready to lead a team toward world‐class operational excellence, apply today! The Plant Manager will be responsible for:* Ensuring a safe, compliant, and efficient plant operation while meeting production and quality goals* Leading and developing both direct and indirect reports across production, engineering, maintenance, quality, supply chain, and EHS* Overseeing day‐to‐day activities and coordinating all operational functions within the facility* Driving strategic initiatives, Lean manufacturing efforts, and continuous improvement to reduce costs and enhance performance* Identifying process improvements, solving complex operational issues, and implementing standardized procedures* Full‐time, on‐site position with some travel required The Plant Manager should have the following qualifications:* Bachelor's degree in Engineering required; MBA preferred * 7-10+ years of manufacturing leadership experience, including 5-7 years as a Plant Manager * Experience leading teams of 100+ employees * Experience in air filtration, industrial equipment, engineered products, or similar manufacturing environments preferred * Turnaround and continuous improvement experience preferred * Strong background in safety, quality, and environmental compliance

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