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DEPARTMENTAL SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:(In addition to the above listed duties and responsibilities, the Manufacturing Supervisor may have departmental specific duties and responsibilities as noted) Die Cast: (Reports to Plant Manager) Initiates changes in casting cycle times, lubrication of dies, preheating of dies, and/or process parameters to ensure the quality of the castings produced.
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Established company with a large part of the U.S. market share in what they manufacture located in southwest suburban Atlanta has an opportunity for a Manufacturing Supervisor – Die Casting in a plant environment due to growth.
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Overview The Plant Finance Manager is responsible for providing financial support to the manufacturing facility to enhance profitability through detailed understanding and review of plant costs.
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Operating Company: Environmental Solutions Group – Heil Environmental Location: Fort Payne, AL Reports To: Fort Payne Controller Department: Finance POSITION SUMMARY: The Finance Manager position will be a key member of the finance team in Fort Payne, AL which is the largest manufacturing site in Environmental Solutions Group (ESG) (totaling $375M+ annual sales), and an important supporting contributor within the plant operations team.
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GENERAL SUMMARY: As a Manufacturing Supervisor - Die Casting will oversees all operations within their respective department including but not limited to quality of production, managing employees, maintaining safety regulations, and monitoring daily production standards by performing the following duties.
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As the Production Manager at our ice cream plant, you'll be responsible for orchestrating all aspects of the production process to ensure the timely and efficient delivery of high-quality ice cream products.
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The Value Stream Manager will lead the plant automation and manufacturing systems organization (Extrusion), ensuring production equipment is capable of meeting KPI targets on a daily basis.
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The J.R. Simplot Company is a true farm-to-table company with operations that touch every aspect of agriculture, including seed production, farming and ranching, plant sciences, fertilizer manufacturing, food processing, commercial product development, and distribution.
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The Manufacturing Engineer position reports to the Manufacturing Manager and works with the Peragon team to identify constraints, inefficiencies, and opportunities in manufacturing.
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Perform all other duties and projects as assigned and required by the Plant Manager, Recycling Manufacturing Unit Manager, and Metals Planning, Director. Facilitates, captures, and communicates information on overall plant incoming quality of metal inputs (Third Party Scrap, Prime, RSI, Hardeners) to the metal buyers & suppliers as required by the plant.
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Reporting to the Pilot Plant Manager, the Pilot Plant Associate will participate in upstream and downstream areas of AAV development in the Pilot Plant for new gene therapy programs and processes.
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Work with Manufacturing Engineering Manager for the assigned category, plant process engineer, plant engineer, and/or plant maintenance manager to retrieve all drawings related to target plant(s) from personal computers and jump drives.
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What you will do As a Materials Manager, you will hold direct accountability in materials results and administration for a materials team within a specific plant. Collaborate with Supply Planning Manager to manage capacity requirements planning.
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Maintenance Manager Job description - Manufacturing This is a critical role leading the Maintenance function for a tire manufacturing plant in Mesa, AZ. The Maintenance Manager is responsible to ensure their team complies with all safety procedures and continuously improve site safety.
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The Plant Manager is accountable for leading the daily operations in Altium’s manufacturing facility. The leader in this role is responsible for developing, communicating and deploying effective plant manufacturing strategies and processes that enable achievement of safety, financial, production, and employment goals.
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