Director of Manufacturing and Operations
$250,000 - $350,000
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Posted 22 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$250,000 - $350,000
About the role
- Lead and drive all manufacturing and operations putting in place a manufacturing structure that is aligned with the organization's strategic goals and vision supporting current and future growth
- Oversee multi plant operations to ensure production efficiency, quality, customer satisfaction and cost-effective management of resources managing a team of high performing operations leaders and personnel
- Establish and implement safety programs in line with company values and policies.
- Responsible for day-to-day management of the business to achieve the budgeted operating profit and working capital targets, looking at the overall operating systems and efficiencies
- Streamline and improve the KPI (Key Performance Indicators) system focusing on leading indicators
- Develop a plan for the next generation capabilities while recognizing the commercial opportunities aligning to the company's strategic plan
- Lead the improvement and adherence to the Operating Model to ensure standards are being met within the sites and from a corporate level while balancing the regional goals, processes and regulations
- Review monthly financial pack to determine progress and status in obtaining objectives and revise plans as necessary in accordance with current conditions to meet the overall objectives.
- Ensure adequate resources (personnel, materials, equipment and training) are provided to meet the company objectives.
- Provide mentoring and guidance to employees.
- Promote and institutionalize the Continuous Improvement department through Kaizen to reach and empower team members to solve challenges collectively
- Develop and implement with your team a strategy to ensure corporate EHS, Quality and Sustainability systems are deployed
- Adhere to all Environmental, Health, Safety, Security Requirements covered under Local State and Federal Regulations
- Develop and implement a three-year plan in line with the company objectives and to promote revenue, profitability, and growth as an organization.
- The Successful Applicant
- Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, Operations or relatedMBA or Master's degree preferred15-20 plus years of experience in engineering, operations, and manufacturing 7-10 years of Sr. leadership experience in operations and manufacturing
- Must have multisite operations leadership experience.
- Proven experience driving CI - Continuous Improvement, lean, standardization, EHS, quality, six sigma, KaizenStrong financial acumen managing operational budgets and capital expenditures and projects
- Proven experience building a manufacturing organization implementing processes, systems, and structure
- Must have industrial manufacturing experience
- Exceptional presentation, written, and verbal communication skills
- High energy, teamwork, and passion for development team members
- High sense of urgency and able to manage multiple initiatives at a given time
- Ability to influence and work cross functionally with multi groups and leaders
- What's on Offer
- Competitive base salary $250,000 - $350,000, bonus, company car allowance, vacation, full benefits, 401K, holidays, relocation package offered. Opportunity to shape a manufacturing and operations function in a fast past growing company.
- FunctionEngineering & Manufacturing
- SubsectorEngineering & Manufacturing Subsector
- IndustryIndustrialLocationIndianapolisContract type
- PermanentConsultant name
- John WuJob referenceJN-082026-7093815 About Page Executive
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