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Operations Manager – Welding, Fabrication & Manufacturing
Milwaukee, WI | Full-Time | On-Site
Compensation: Approximately $125,000/year, based on experience
We are looking for an experienced Operations Manager with a strong background in welding, metal fabrication, paint/finishing, and assembly manufacturing operations.
For this position, we are specifically looking for someone who has worked within a company that manufactures welded and fabricated metal products and understands how the different areas of a manufacturing operation work together from raw material and fabrication through welding, paint/finishing, electrical and mechanical assembly, and final product.
The right person doesn't necessarily need to have personally worked in every one of these trades, but they should have experience leading manufacturing operations where these types of departments and processes are part of the overall build.
This is a hands-on leadership position for someone who understands manufacturing from the floor up and is comfortable leading Production Supervisors and Leads while working closely with Engineering, Quality, Supply Chain, and Materials.
What You'll Be Doing
What We're Looking For
Previous manufacturing leadership experience within a welding and metal fabrication environment is required.
We're looking for someone with progressive experience as an Operations Manager, Plant Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Production Manager, or similar role who has:
A bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Engineering, Operations, Supply Chain, or a related field is preferred, but strong related manufacturing leadership experience will also be considered.
Who We're Looking For
We're looking for someone who knows this type of manufacturing environment because they've worked in it. You don't necessarily need to have been a welder, painter, or electrical assembler yourself. You do need to understand how a product moves through a manufacturing operation involving fabrication, welding, paint/finishing, electrical/mechanical assembly, quality, and final completion.
If you've spent your career leading this type of manufacturing operation, developing production leadership, solving problems on the floor, and improving how product moves through the plant, we'd like to talk with you.