Electrical Process Manager

Pushing Past Possible•New Orleans, LA

13d

About The Position

The Electrical Process Manager is responsible for managing all aspects of electrical process definition, continuity, and execution within the manufacturing environment. This role ensures alignment between work instructions, customer requirements, industry standards, and internal expectations. The Electrical Manager will lead efforts to define, deploy, and sustain electrical work process standards across multiple stations, while also ensuring accountability through structured training, performance evaluation, and cross-functional collaboration. A key focus of the Electrical Manager will be overseeing Electrical Process Specialist (EPS) and working across engineering, quality, and production teams to address systemic gaps and promote RCCA (Root Cause and Corrective Action) practices. This role plays a central part in delivering accuracy, accountability, and consistency in electrical work scope while managing evolving customer needs and expectations.

Requirements

7+ years of electrical manufacturing experience, with 3+ years in a leadership capacity.
Deep understanding of electrical systems, specifications, and industry practices.
Strong process ownership mindset with a background in RCCA and continuous improvement.
Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional collaboration across engineering, training, and quality.
Effective communicator with a strategic mindset.
Must be a U.S. citizen or Permanent Resident with the ability to obtain and maintain a security clearance.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering, Industrial Technology, or related field.

Responsibilities

Manage, mentor, and provide direction to Electrical Process Specialists (EPS) to ensure electrical process alignment with engineering and manufacturing.
Assign EPS as project leads where appropriate and monitor delivery milestones.
Define and manage the execution of electrical work processes in alignment with industry and customer standards.
Ensure continuity of process definition and clear documentation of work instructions.
Participate in process improvement initiatives focused on reducing rework and nonconformances in electrical systems.
Provide oversight of electrical build documentation and process audits to ensure execution readiness.
Lead RCCA initiatives to address electrical nonconformances and drive sustainable solutions.
Partner with Quality and Engineering teams to resolve specification gaps and misalignments.
Support implementation of training and development plans that elevate electrical trade skills and process compliance.
Oversee multiple concurrent electrical projects across diverse systems, prioritizing based on impact to production, quality, and readiness.
Establish standard workflows, track progress using visual tools (dashboards, project boards), and maintain transparent communication.
Create a structure framework for managing scope, escalation, and completion timelines.
Provide weekly updates to the Manufacturing Manager and support planning for long-term integration.