Operations Manager

Candidates must have experience in Automated Welding operations

OPERATIONS MANAGER

Primary Job Duties: The Operations Manager is responsible for continuous improvement in production key measure performance and customer satisfaction for the plant. Assures adequate staffing and training to execute production and operational plans. Complete the departmental training and development plan annually. Complete the annual performance review of each direct report and review any indirect reports for each team member in the Operations Department. Leads operations function within their area of responsibility, providing direct leadership to all Operations staff. Supervise the operations of production personnel to ensure all manufacturing processes are running within budget and to the schedule. Be continually aware of customer shipping requirements, work schedules, and quality levels required to meet these schedules. Ensure that quality is maintained and that costs are held to a minimum. Manage the Production Superintendents and/or Supervisors on daily schedules, staffing and production attainment. Oversee the hiring and training of technical production employees to ensure a competent workforce. Assures adequate staffing and training to execute operational plans. Drive excellence in customer and internal quality through process standardization and team Set operational performance goals in line to meet Profit Plan targets. Study daily operating results, meet daily with subordinates, and have daily contact with various department heads on operational performance gaps. Directs and/or supports investigation of operational issues and follow-up to ensure that issues have been corrected or to determine the next best course of action. Establish individual personnel objectives through analysis of and familiarity with each individual’s job function. Help develop employee potential and leverage individual, and managerial capabilities. Consult with the Plant Controller to develop annual operating budgets and controls. Supply accounting with staffing requirements for costing-out to determine the annual profit plan. Give accounting monthly labor-hour estimates of indirect and direct labor for forecasting profit by the month. Determine purchased burden on supplies and materials to ensure proper and accurate cost control and accounting. Support plant safety and CI programs by ensuring that operations support is involved with the implementation into the manufacturing process. Required experience: Minimum 10 years working in a production leadership role in the automotive manufacturing environment. Knowledge of IATF 16949 requirements. Fluent in MS Office applications. Ability to analyze complex data and communicate findings in verbal or presentation format. Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or equivalent. Quality and lean management experience Experience in welding and automated assembly strongly desired. #J-18808-Ljbffr Keystone Distinction Group