Plant Manager

CPM Holdings, Inc.•Blenheim, ON

15d•Onsite

About The Position

CPM Holdings, Inc. is a diversified leading global supplier of process equipment and engineered technologies that sustainably feed, fuel, and build a better world. With its growing family of 17 market-leading product brands, CPM serves a variety of industries including animal feed, consumer food, green energy, advanced materials and sustainable packaging. Founded in 1883, CPM has 1,700 employees across 36 facilities on 4 continents with presence in 150+ countries. From the foods you eat to the fuels you require, CPM plays an important role in making the world more efficient and more sustainable. For more information, visit OneCPM.com. Reporting to the Director of Global Die Manufacturing - CPM, the Plant Manager is accountable for safe, efficient and cost-effective operations to ensure achievement of company objectives as well as consistent achievement of customer product quality and on-time delivery. He/she will provide leadership, direction, decision making, and stability for all plant employees including, maintenance, production, process, warehousing & shipping, quality control, inventory control and will work extensively and collaboratively with the engineering and order processing teams in CPM Americas locations. This position is responsible for the planning and direction of all manufacturing activities for the manufacture of pellet mill dies at the Dorssers facility in Blenheim, Ontario Canada. Duties and responsibilities will include supervision and coordination of activities and personnel. As you learn the business there will be a lot of detailed hands-on time in learning and improving existing processes while building and training your team. This is a small facility, so we all wear many hats, and a bias for action on the floor is critical in this role.

Requirements

Minimum 7 years of planning and plant production management experience in related industry in a job shop environment
Significant experience with metal machining. Understanding materials flow and purchasing supply chain in a manufacturing facility is essential to success in this role
Experience using MRP/ERP systems is critical, implementation experience is helpful
Technical experience and completion of relevant manufacturing management training programs helpful
Strong background in Continuous Improvement, Root Cause Corrective Action, Problem Solving and Waste Elimination/Process Improvement is important
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in technical field

Nice To Haves

Implementation experience with MRP/ERP systems is helpful
Technical experience and completion of relevant manufacturing management training programs helpful
A strong bias for action with the willingness and ability to wear many hats

Responsibilities

Work collaboratively and assure plant operations complies with all regulatory requirements; ensure a vigorous Safety Program is in place and executed.
Develop plant objectives, priorities and operating plan targets including key metrics and implementation of same. Deploy these goals and priorities to staff and manage team activities to achieve objectives.
Evaluate and continuously improve plant operations and facility, including EHS, quality, productivity, and profitability. Coordinate and manage changes including perspectives from key stakeholders.
Consistently and proactively promote a company culture that embraces integrity, teamwork, customer focus, learning and teaching, innovation, accountability, respect, inclusiveness, and perseverance.
Establish and implement effective communication plans with sales management, companion plants, and engineering to ensure all employees are current on key initiatives and have an opportunity to ask questions.
Actively participate in the recruiting and onboarding new employees to develop culture and implement actions to reduce employee turnover. Represent CPM to the community and develop relationships with local groups to advance the workforce.
Assist in capital planning and build your team to flesh out a traditional manufacturing organization structure to support 25% capacity growth.
Management, oversight and supervision for: Production Engineering & Maintenance, Process Control, Quality Control, Purchasing & Inventory Control, Labor Relations.