Production Manager
enhance recruitingPryor (OK)
About the role
Job Description:
SUMMARY
Are you a Production Manager with a passion for process improvement? Do you enjoy mentoring others and watching them grow? Have you previously established a continuous improvement culture? If so, we want to hear from you. We are seeking a Production Manager for a manufacturing company in Pryor, Oklahoma.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Demonstrate operational excellence in safety, quality, delivery, cost, and organizational development and maintains compliance with all regulations and laws.
Identifies potential problems and points of friction and works to find solutions to maximize efficiencies.
Standardizes best practices across area of support and continuous improvements.
Supports the sales and operations planning process.
Achieves inventory improvements and manages manufacturing output.
Responsible for oversight, efficiency, productivity, and accountability of department to meet customer service needs.
Trains employees and process owners to support KPI's and department expectations.
REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor's degree in relevant field preferred
10-15 years of experience and Five (5) years in a supervisory management role in the manufacturing industry.
Experience in the packaging corrugated industry is a must.
Leadership and a collaborative spirit that inspires and engages teams to achieve excellence
Knowledge of corrugated converting solutions such as, converting equipment Flexo Folder Gluers – (FFG), Rotary Die Cutters – (RDC) and Semi-finished goods (SFG) and corrugated machinery, preferably (Fosber).
Ability to foster a culture of continuous improvement and lean manufacturing
Certified in Lean Manufacturing and / or Six Sigma a plus
Knowledge of SAP or other major ERP systems.
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