Factory Engineering Manager (Temporary)

Alfa Laval•Broken Arrow, OK

2d•$159,400 - $187,600•Onsite

About The Position

The Factory Engineering Manager will manage and oversee a team of approximately 200 people to meet short- and long-term production goals and customer expectations. Responsible for Safety, Quality, Engineering, Project Management, Supply Chain, Production, Maintenance and all Operations Administration. As a member of the management team, this position will be responsible for supporting additional operational projects and financial metrics as needed. This position is in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

Requirements

Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Engineering or equivalent, required with relevant experience, and:
10-15 years proven managerial and leadership experience in technical/production related areas. Includes min 2-3 years’ experience handling similar Factory or large Unit with good performance and delivery record.
Experience with manufacturing MRP / ERP systems
Proficient use of Microsoft Office applications (Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio, Project)
Ability to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) (steel toe boots, safety glasses, and ear plugs).

Responsibilities

Responsible for the planning, forecasting, performance and output of the unit, including safety, financial (P3), quality, delivery, cost and people
Establish KPI targets and management processes assure accountability throughout each level of the factory and report out and drive awareness throughout the team, to include: Safety – Culture, Policies, Compliance Quality – Processes, Best Practices, NCs, Warranty Delivery – Forecasting, OTD, Supply Chain Cost – COGS, Purchasing, Payroll, Expenses
Partners closely with Sales to effectively support the growth of the business and needs of the customer
Responsible for People Development and Succession Planning
Responsible for maintaining headcount budget and recruitment tasks as needed
Participate in the creation of the Operational Plan including resource planning, investments, supply chain, processes and continuous improvements.
Leads and directs the work of others.
Establish regular and/or daily check ins with the unit manager and peers.
Maintain a presence on the shop floor and engage in daily activities
Support Problem Solving & Improvement activities
Secure Standardized Work & SOP’s (Standard Operating Practices)
Champion, secure & communicate ALPS (Alfa Laval Production System) Lean Six Sigma / 5S and other Operations initiative in the unit.
Communicate standards, perform audits and support the factory.
Leads continuous improvement activities to improve safety, throughput and cost to include automation, robotics, process/procedure and industrialization.
Involvement in new product development and giving input to R&D, particularly for quality, cost-out and manufacturability improvements
Plan and manage maintenance activities and facility management for the site
All employees are expected to prioritize safety, regardless of role. This includes strict adherence to company-wide safety policies and procedures, proactive promotion of safe practices, and addressing unsafe behaviors or conditions in a constructive and positive manner.
Employees expected to conduct themselves with professionalism, courtesy, and cooperation toward colleagues, customers, vendors, and visitors.
Full compliance with all Alfa Laval policies and procedures is required to maintain a respectful, safe, and productive work environment.