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Plant Manager

Mauser Packaging SolutionsCamden, NJ
Onsite

About The Position

Mauser Packaging Solutions is seeking a dedicated Plant Manager to ensure the facility produces high-quality products efficiently within budget. This role involves leading continuous improvement initiatives using Lean Manufacturing tools, managing the facility's profit and loss, and driving overall plant performance through regular KPI reviews. The Plant Manager will oversee strategic planning, including cost reduction, capital planning, and resource management. Key responsibilities include managing safety, quality, production, shipping, maintenance, and administrative functions, while fostering a safe and efficient operation in compliance with all regulations. The position also involves developing staff, conducting performance reviews, facilitating staff and plant-wide communication meetings, and interfacing with customers and suppliers. Community engagement and other assigned duties are also part of the role.

Requirements

  • Bachelor or Master’s Degree in Engineering, Operations or Business Management
  • Minimum of 7-10 years of experience in operations, maintenance, engineering and/or process Improvement roles including managing teams of people
  • Previous experience working in a Lean environment.
  • Proven experience and record of successes in a high-speed manufacturing environment.
  • Experience in a commercial role with direct customer contact
  • Minimum of 5 years of experience with process development and business process design.
  • Experience managing to the ISO or equivalent quality standards
  • Experience implementing and/or managing to an Operating System (example: the Toyota Production Systems)

Nice To Haves

  • Six Sigma Green or Black Belt Certification a plus
  • Experience with plastic injection molding environment, and metal processing/metal forming strong preferred

Responsibilities

  • Ensures that the facility provides the highest quality products produced in the most efficient manner within budgeted costs.
  • Implements systems to effectively manage production schedules properly supporting the business.
  • Leads the effort and drives Lean Manufacturing tools and techniques fostering continuous improvement within the facility.
  • Acts in a proactive fashion regarding problem resolution.
  • Manages profit and loss for the facility and drives Plant performance and reviews KPIs regularly (Daily, Weekly and Monthly).
  • Leads the overall strategic planning efforts for the location which include cost reduction initiatives, capital planning and resources as well as in other areas.
  • Manages the overall safety, quality, scheduling, production, shipping, maintenance, and other administrative functions for the facility.
  • Leads the effort in maintaining a safe, clean, and efficient operation working within all company guidelines and local/state/federal regulations.
  • Strives to improve the plant’s safety accident record year over year in creating a positive safety culture for all employees.
  • Conducts safety walks of the facility on a weekly basis.
  • Conducts talent reviews.
  • Trains, develops, and motivates staff to optimize the workforce.
  • Delivers performance reviews and any feedback to the team as needed.
  • Conducts weekly staff meetings which focus on key operative measurements.
  • Schedules and conducts plant communication meetings for all employees.
  • Interfaces with customers and suppliers.
  • Visits both as necessary.
  • Works as necessary to establish positive community relationships.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

Benefits

  • medical
  • dental
  • paid time off
  • other competitive benefits

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