Manufacturing Manager
kaizen hr solutionsLeominster (MA)
About the role
Site Manufacturing Leader The Site Manufacturing Leader will lead and oversee all functions across a financially sound site. This includes goals, objectives, tactical and strategic operational plans. This role is highly visible and will have the autonomy to promote positive changes, as well as innovate while driving operational change. Grow into increasing levels of responsibility and be considered a strong successor candidate within the functional organization. Ideal Experience Experience successfully leading all functional areas across a site, including Safety, Production, Quality, Maintenance, and Shipping Experience driving a best-in-class safe manufacturing environment, through the creation and implementation of effective plant safety programs. Expertise in spearheading the implementation and execution of continuous improvement operational processes while communicating clearly defined objectives and gaining acceptance of those objectives. Expertise in the implementation, training, execution, and compliance of lean manufacturing practices. Experience reviewing, implementing, and analyzing operating results in relation to costs. Experience leading an organization that is actively engaged in growth mode.
General Requirements:
Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Process Engineering or related fields. A minimum of 10 years' of progressive leadership experience, experience to include plastics manufacturing (i.e. extrusion, injection molding, compounding, etc.) processes Proven experience leading capx projects, leading change and driving plant efficiencies for a multi-shift workforce while building high-performance teams Demonstrated experience effectively managing front line managers to achieve high performance and employee engagement. Technical skills in continuous improvement and lean manufacturing techniques Effective communication, organization, and problem-solving skills The compensation package includes a competitive base salary, incentive-based programs.
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