Operations Manager - Stamping/Machining/Fabrication ONLY

Posted 2 days ago

judge direct placementMuskegon (MI)

General and Operations Managers Metal Crown, Closure, and Other Metal Stamping (except Automotive)

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About the role

The ideal candidate will have an ability to create and maintain an efficient system of operation to support the business needs. The candidate should be comfortable multitasking and working cross-functionally with different business units. The ideal candidate will have previous experience in related fields.

Responsibilities: Establish and maintain business standards for accuracy, productivity and reliability Manage the daily functions of the business Prepare annual performance review and reevaluate processes Ensure regulatory, compliance and legal rules are followed Manage budget to align with goals of business

Qualifications: Bachelor's Degree Manufacturing Operations Experience in the investment casting/fabrication/stamping/machining/injection molding Able to drive improvement through the implementation of the lean manufacturing principles, total quality practices, six sigma. Demonstrated Experience developing employees and creating an engaged employee environment. Demonstrated experience ensuring customer satisfaction and continuous improvement of plant performance measurements (quality, productivity, cycle time, delivery, and cash flow).A strong technical understanding of manufacturing processes. Strong analytical, problem solving, communication, interpersonal, organizational and negotiation skills. Strong financial literacy

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