Plant Manager

<p>Our client is a leading manufacturing company that is looking to bring on board a hands on, continuous improvement oriented Plant Manager for their facility in the Oakville area.</p><p>In this exciting position, you will take a lead role in the overall management of an industry leader.</p><p>This is a great opportunity to be a key stakeholder in a growing company that invests in its employees.</p><p><br></p><p><strong><br>What we are looking for you to do</strong></p><ul><li>:Accountability for the general production operation and efficiencies of ingredients manufacturing</li><li>.Actively participate in operating budgets and subsequently ensuring budgeted numbers are attained or exceeded</li><li>.Create and implement an operations strategy that focuses on increasing facility capacity, lowers costs and achieves high customer service levels</li><li>.Execute corporate capital plans by working collaboratively across the organization to complete projects on time and on budget</li><li>.Provide leadership for all aspects of operations including employee health, safety and training, food safety, facility defense, product quality, production effectiveness, cost control and continuous improvement</li><li>.Ensure all goals and objectives are met including the measurement of key performance indicators</li><li>.Provide accurate planning schedules and reports</li><li>.Ensure company policy and departmental Standard Operating Procedures, forms and work aids are developed, implemented, enforced and reviewed</li><li>.Implement strategic plans to advance the company's mission and objectives to promote sales and profitability growth</li><li>.Provide direction to staff regarding assigned tasks and performance expectations through the use of clear job descriptions, regular performance conversations, coaching, team meetings and business reviews</li><li>.Conduct spot investigations/ audits and regular inspections to ensure all work is performed safely</li><li>.Ensure finished product meets and exceeds established quality standards</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>.<br>The ideal candidate will hav</strong></p><ul><li>e:8+ years of plant management (titled) experience require</li><li>d.Bachelor‘s degree, preferably in engineerin</li><li>g.5+ years food or beverage manufacturing experience require</li><li>d.Lean Six Sigma, Kaizen, 5S certificatio</li></ul><p><br></p><p><strong>n.<br>What we will off</strong></p><ul><li>er:An attractive salary, RRSP match, bonus and healthcare packa</li><li>ge.An amazing opportunity to grow your career with a leading manufacturing compa</li></ul><p><br></p><p>ny.<br>If you are someone that is ideal for this position and have a passion to be part of a high potential company please submit your resume in Microsoft Word format – and don’t forget to include your accomplishments and achievements on your res</p><p><br></p>ume!

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