Plant Manager
value smart productsThomaston (GA)
About the role
Job Description:
Plant Manager based in our Thomaston, Ga manufacturing plant with the following responsibilities, traits, skills and experience. Manage all operations of the plant.
Lead and train team leads.
Motivate employees.
Schedule production to consistently hit demand requirements.
Trouble shoot chemical, electrical and mechanical issues.
Keep plant and personnel compliant with all laws and regulations.
Develop, modify and or work with chemists in formula development.
Attain required plant specs and output requirement.
Maximize plant production rate. Requirements / Preferences Requires 10+ years in a chemical manufacturing environment.
Proven team leadership experience.....military leadership is a plus.
Chemical engineering degree preferred. Mechanical or manufacturing engineering degree would suffice with strong experience in chemical manufacturing.
\nCompany DescriptionA successful 28 year old company and one of the fastest growing in Georgia with sales throughout US, Canada, Central America and the Caribbean. Value Smart produces and markets a wide variety of private label laundry and dish cleaning products sold through retail chains. We are the leader in three of the categories we serve. Our headquarters are in Alpharetta, Ga and this opportunity is at our manufacturing plant in Thomaston, Ga.
Company Description:
A successful 28 year old company and one of the fastest growing in Georgia with sales throughout US, Canada, Central America and the Caribbean. Value Smart produces and markets a wide variety of private label laundry and dish cleaning products sold through retail chains. We are the leader in three of the categories we serve. Our headquarters are in Alpharetta, Ga and this opportunity is at our manufacturing plant in Thomaston, Ga.
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