Description
PURPOSE OF POSITION
To be responsible for the overall direction, coordination, implementation, execution, control and completion of specific projects ensuring consistency with company strategy, commitments and goals.
Responsibilities:
Management: Acts as a liaison and directs / coordinates the activities of the Sales, Purchasing, Engineering and Production groups to ensure successful project completion and deliverables. Define and manage the project scope and schedule. Communicate and share information with all departments to ensure that the various elements of the project are properly coordinated. Track changes in scope, design and schedule and provide information (material, labor cost or expedite fees) to sales for PO revisions. Assist the project engineer to make sure the quantities, description of equipment and delivery schedules are correct. Make sure shipping is aware of any special requirements (pallets, trailers, air or overseas). Provide and contribute technical information and direction. Measure and track cost (labor and material), budget vs. actual.
CapEx Execution: Prepare and manage the facility Capital Asset Project proposals supporting ROI/documentation. Ensure that projects are planned properly to provide sufficient funding. Review data to ensure that the results are achievable and obtain necessary approvals. Closely monitor projects to ensure they are completed as planned and that the funds are utilized properly. On an ongoing basis, initiate design changes and modifications to further improve machine efficiency, to facilitate design changes and cost reductions, and to expand the capability of existing equipment to handle new products.
Strategic Planning: Development of both strategic capital plans, ensuring an acceptable return on investment replacement of worn or obsolete equipment, and expansion of capacity to meet sales growth, equipment modification or replacement related to cost reduction, as well as development of expanded productive capacity for new products.
Process & Program Standardization: Responsible for ensuring that all maintenance processes are completely documented (including Capital start-up plans, SOP’s and run documents) and implement changes to these processes. Accountable for the development and implementation of effective preventive maintenance programs, along with the establishment of a proficient maintenance stores procurement and inventory control system, as applicable.
Risk Management: Responsible for meeting all regulatory requirements pertaining to the areas of waste disposal, facility permits and codes. Responsible for timely filing of all regulatory documents to the appropriate Federal, State, and Local Governmental agencies. Ensure that safety and security measures are in place for the facility. This includes fire code and insurance carrier requirements, and maintenance of an internal alarm and evacuation system.
Budget Management: Maintains operating budgets and capital budgets with other leadership teams and external members. Manage department expense budgets with appropriate accounting information and support. Develops short- and long-term cost containment/reduction strategies.
Strong cross-functional leadership, communication, and teamwork skills. Ability to translate strategy into actionable information in small or large groups in a clear and concise and professional manner.
Leadership: This job has full management responsibility for the project, including management of people, defining roles and responsibilities, planning for the department’s future needs and operations. Manage Maintenance resources, equipment, and materials to support plant operations by implementing capital projects aimed to advance the manufacturing process by reducing cost, waste and improve efficiency, quality, and safety.
What You Get to Do:
Requirements
Job Qualifications
Minimum 7-10 years of manufacturing experience, plus progressive leadership experience
Engineering Degree
PMP Certification
10% travel required
Knowledge of CMMS (Computerized Maintenance Management System) and P.M. (preventive maintenance) practices