Operations Manager - Manufacturing

The Operations Manager is responsible for managing the day-to-day activities of the plant, including overseeing employees, manufacturing, and cost management. This role ensures that customer orders are completed efficiently by coordinating staffing, purchasing, and production functions - while considering various operational factors like capacity, materials, and budgets.

Location - Markham, ON
Shift - Day Shift
Salary - 125-130K + bonus/benefits

Advantages
- Opportunity to work for a growing company
- Competitive Salary
- Full benefits package
- 3 weeks vacation

Responsibilities
- Lead and guide the Operations team, setting clear goals and improving processes.
- Manage employee training and performance to ensure skills are aligned with operational needs.
- Address scheduling and prioritization challenges.
Focus on cost-saving strategies in purchasing and manufacturing.
Implement time-study improvements and enhance workflow.
Regularly assess job status and financial performance.
Oversee material and production control to ensure timely order fulfillment and inventory efficiency.
Collaborate with sales and engineering teams for new project development and pricing.
Ensure quality standards are met, with a focus on ISO compliance and customer satisfaction.
Identify and resolve workflow bottlenecks, ensuring resource availability.
Maintain strong communication with customers regarding timelines and any issues.
Foster positive employee relations to reduce turnover and encourage teamwork.
Build and sustain key supplier and customer relationships.
Promote a safety-conscious environment and enforce compliance with safety standards.
Monitor attendance and provide feedback to maintain operational flow.

Qualifications
- 10-15 years of experience in industrial management specifically within manufacturing
- Professional Manager certification (CIM) or equivalent experience.
- Ability to read mechanical blueprints + schematics
- Strong leadership, communication + problem-solving abilities.
- Ability to manage under pressure and meet deadlines.
- Proven experience in budgeting and working with suppliers.
- Knowledge of metals/tool + die making processes and MRP systems.
- Proficiency in using advanced computer and MRP software.

Summary
If you are interested in applying for this role - please submit your full CV to camille.deleon@randstad.ca

We appreciate all applicants, however only those qualified will be reached out to!

Thank you!

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