Palletone - Siler City, NC
posted 6 months ago
The Production Manager is responsible for overseeing the management and coordination of a plant's manufacturing operations or multiple department operations, ensuring alignment with cost, profit, and productivity objectives. This role involves developing production schedules for the area of responsibility, coordinating activities with other departments, and forecasting inventory requirements. The Production Manager formulates both long and short-range business plans and goals, ensuring that all plant assets in their area are properly managed and safeguarded. In this position, the Production Manager will staff assigned operations to meet production levels consistent with cost objectives and ensure that employees are adequately trained. They will supervise activities directly or through supervisors and lead operators, coaching and developing subordinates, evaluating performance, and initiating corrective actions as necessary. Establishing work center operation efficiency standards is crucial, as is monitoring performance against established efficiency and quality standards, taking corrective actions when required. The Production Manager will also be responsible for ensuring that performance reviews are conducted in accordance with company policy, maintaining yard conditions and housekeeping to company standards, and monitoring expenses within their area of responsibility. Analyzing production operations and workflow to develop improvement recommendations is a key aspect of this role. Additionally, the Production Manager will manage inventory, ensuring proper rotation in accordance with operational policy, and participate in month-end inventory processes. They will ensure that machinery is properly maintained, order supplies, initiate purchase orders, and approve timecards and incentives. Managing finished goods packaging and preparing various reports and logs as required are also part of the responsibilities. Participation in the Safety Committee process is essential to ensure that operations comply with company and OSHA policies, practices, and procedures, as well as federal, state, and local laws and regulations.