Plant Operations Manager
staff financial groupMonticello (GA)
About the role
Plant Operations Manager Responsible for continually increasing production capacity, efficiency, and flexibility while minimizing unnecessary costs and maintaining current quality standards. Responsible for production output, product quality and on time shipping among all product segments. Allocate resources effectively and utilize assets to produce optimal results. Implement strategies in alignment with strategic initiative and provide leadership with clear sense of direction and focus. Monitor all operations Recruit, manage and develop plant staff Collect and analyze data to develop and implement plant wide KPI metrics Lead and educate on all plant safety initiatives and procedures Address employees HR needs or issues. Monitor PTO and staff time. Contribute to management of total company as a member of management team. Manage and maintain all company owned property and facilities Oversee and maintain all in-building IT property while working with third party vendors. Proven experience as a senior manager in similar sized company. 5 years min Proven Production experience. 3 years min Expert Knowledge of business and management principles such as budgeting, strategic planning, resource allocation, and human resources. Intermediate level of business financial literacy Computer literacy (Excel, Word, Outlook – required. Salesforce knowledge a plus) Knowledgeable in safety, quality, productivity, inventory and stewardship processes. Able to create accountability and lead by example. Strong team building, decision making and people management skills. Customer service oriented Excellent verbal and written communication skills Highly organized Ability to handle multiple projects at one time
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