Production Manager - Manufacturing Operations
united staff sourceEvansville (IN)
Production Manager - Manufacturing Operations
Posted yesterday
united staff sourceEvansville (IN)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
About the job:
Production Manager - Manufacturing Operations Production Manager - Manufacturing Operations
Position Overview:
Leading manufacturing operations with focus on operational excellence and lean principles. Strong advancement potential for an ambitious professional seeking senior leadership growth. Direct impact on plant performance and turnaround initiatives.
Key Responsibilities:
Direct production planning, scheduling, and workflow optimization Drive lean manufacturing and continuous improvement initiatives Manage performance metrics and implement corrective actions Lead capital projects and equipment upgrades Develop team capabilities and maintain quality standards
Required Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Manufacturing, or Operations Management 7+ years production management experience Proven lean manufacturing and Six Sigma expertise Strong team leadership and development track record ERP/MRP systems proficiency ISO 9001 and OSHA compliance knowledge
Preferred Qualifications:
Master's degree in relevant field Six Sigma certification (Green/Black Belt) Rubber manufacturing experience IATF 16949 knowledge Advanced manufacturing technology expertise
Core Competencies:
Process optimization Data-driven decision making Team development Quality management Regulatory compliance Join our team to drive operational excellence while advancing your leadership career in manufacturing.
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