Manufacturing Manager

Manufacturing ManagerCoordinate, plan and manage all manufacturing/production processes and personnel.Ensure that all manufactured components are produced efficiently, and are consistent with the company's established goals for quality and customer order on-time performance.Manage company assets to support the completion of pre-set production schedules cost-effectively.Monitor and report shop labor efficiencies.Coordinate, recommend, and manage improvements to reduce costs, increase efficiencies, and sustain those improvements.Ensure quality standards and processes are used throughout manufacturing. Work constantly with Quality Assurance on continuous improvements and provide preventative and corrective actions when problems occur.Responsible for all MRO, tooling, and manufacturing supply procurement.Track competencies of subordinates and provide leadership, development, and training as required.Manage all equipment preventative maintenance activities and requirements to required intervals.Ensure safety guidelines are being met to assure a safe work environment. Coordinate periodic safety meetings to improve safety awareness.Attend monthly staff meetings and provide input regarding required department measurements.Manufacturing Supervisor(s), CNC Machinist(s), Manual Machinist(s), Saw Operator, Balancer, Laser Operator(s), Welder(s), and other Manufacturing Staff, and Maintenance Employees.To perform this job satisfactorily, an individual must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily.Must be able to convey information effectively in writing, presentations, or speeches to other employees.Strong, ambitious, motivated team player, with attention to detail and concern for importance. Ability to manage multiple projects with minimal direction.Strong computer skills, including Microsoft Office Outlook, Excel, etc.Strong time management skills required.Excellent conceptual skills.Knowledge of FANUC and MAZATROL lathe and mill controls is essential.Must be proficient in programming (MasterCAM preferred) and troubleshooting G-code programming language.Associate's degree or greater preferred.Minimum of 5 years of work experience in a machined component manufacturing environment.Experience with and in a Lean manufacturing environment preferred.Supervision and management experience of a minimum of 2 years in a medium to large machine shop environment.