Production Manager

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rema tip topWest Jordan (UT)

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Job Description: FABRICATION MANAGERREMA Tip Top North America | Full-Time | Exempt
Job Summary: REMA Tip Top is looking for a hands-on Fabrication Manager to oversee our Rubber Lining and Steel Fabrication. This role leads daily operations, employees, production, safety, quality, and scheduling while helping improve overall shop performance.
Key Responsibilities: Oversee daily operations across three shops Schedule and manage production, projects, and manpower Lead, train, and develop shop employees and supervisors Oversee rubber lining and steel fabrication work Ensure quality, productivity, and safety standards are met Maintain inventory, tools, equipment, and materials Manage shop costs, budgets, and project profitability Work closely with Sales, Operations, Purchasing, and customers Identify ways to improve efficiency, quality, and safety Ensure compliance with OSHA/MSHA and company policies
What We're Looking For: 5+ years of experience in industrial, manufacturing, fabrication, mining, or construction 3+ years of leadership or management experience Experience withrubber lining, steel fabrication, or heavy industrial work Strong leadership and problem-solving skills Ability to read technicaldrawings/specifications Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook OSHA/MSHA knowledge preferred Valid driver's license
Work Environment: This is a hands-on role working inshop, field, mining, quarry, and industrial environments. The position may involve heavy lifting, noise, dust, uneven surfaces, extreme temperatures, and use of industrial tools and equipment. Travel Overnight travel may be required based on business needs. Why REMA Tip Top? Join a growing team where you canlead multiple operations, develop employees, improve processes, and make a direct impact on the business.

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