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Manufacturing manager, operations manager, superintendent, business unit manager, value stream manager, plant manager, operations management, BUM, area manager, high volume, low mix, mass production, paint, coating, e-coating, mechanical engineering, processing, chemical process, painting process, powder coating, refinery, gas, oil, packaging, plastics, ovens.
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As the Manufacturing Area Manager, you will report to the Plant Manager and will have Production Supervisors reporting to you. Work at a plant where you will be cool this summer. Experience working in process-oriented manufacturing environments (examples include chemical, coating, plastics, refinery, food, beverage, packaging, etc.
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5+ years of Manufacturing Operations Leadership experience leading multiple departments/shiftsMust be able to demonstrate a past history of developing and implementing operations metrics to drive resultsExperience with budget management/developmentExperience in metal foundry, casting steel plant, and/or machining operations preferred.
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You will coordinate a team of 60 to 75 team members in the melt shop and foundry operations areas with 2 direct reports in the production of quality pressure-poured steel components to meet the company’s sales requirements.
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FREE product giveaways; save money on items that you use daily Candidates are preferred to be local to the South side of Kansas City; a relocation package is being offered for regional candidates. Fast-paced, process-related manufacturer is seeking a Manufacturing Area Manager to lead an assigned manufacturing area in a 24/7 operation with direct and indirect reports.
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The company offers EXCELLENT medical benefits (including dental and vision) day one of employment, profit sharing and 15% bonus potential, short-term and long-term disability, 401K, paid holidays, vacation and tuition reimbursement.
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Experience completing CI functions, including scrap reductions, improving line efficiencies, etc. Continue to grow your career at a company that always has you in mind for your next step Improvements have been made at the site, including capital and facility investments Teamwork really makes the dream work here.
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Developing and attaining goals, objectives and targeted measurables of the plant related to production. Work with a cohesive management team; there is a lot going on RIGHT at this plant.
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Experience in metal foundry, casting steel plant, and/or machining operations preferred. Will come on board in a Development Status Role and work side by side with the Production Manager in our Foundry operation to learn and take over his role upon his upcoming retirement.
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This is an exceptional opportunity to be groomed for a Production Leadership role in a machining/foundry operation that is part of a growing $4.5B diversified global manufacturing company with 18,000 employees.
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You will work with Production and Process Managers in planning, organizing and directing the manufacturing operations with optimum cost-effectiveness, Select, develop and motivate a competent team to assure a safe, efficient, cost-effective production operation.
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Responsibilities:Electronic Access Control and CCTV Exp and/or Above Average Computer skillsProvide customer service to our clients by carrying out safety and security procedures, site-specific policies and when appropriate, emergency response activitiesRespond to incidents and critical situations in a calm, problem solving mannerConduct regular and random patrols around the business and perimeter.
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They will use their experience inMR technical development to create state-of-the-art methods to answer challenging biomedical and clinical questionsThis position requires a background in bioengineering, computing, chemistry, or physics (or related discipline) a good understanding of MR physics, techniques and signal processing, programming skills, strong analytical, problem solving, communication, and writing skills and a demonstration of organization and teamwork skills.
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Problem solving using the application of Client Standards, NFPA, FM Global or other standard methodologies to resolve technical fire protection issues. Perform reviews of architectural and engineering plans for client facilities (either new construction, expansion, or renovation projects) for fire sprinkler systems, water supply, and fire alarm systems and provide review comments.
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Strong analytical abilities, initiative and problem-solving skills necessary to adapt to a rapidly changing environment. We're a cutting-edge innovator leading the way to a new future of plant-based consumer and industrial solutions to replace petroleum-based products.
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